Weekly Events

Sunday

Stone Harbor Farmers Market: Aug. 2-Sept. 20. 8am-noon, 95th Street Water Tower Plaza, shnj.org

Stroll through an exciting variety of local vendors and discover new favorite baked goods, seasonal produce, spices, specialty sauces, fresh seafood, flowers, and much more at Stone Harbor’s weekly farmers market. This market is a perfect way to experience the flavors and community spirit of Stone Harbor.

Monday

Monday Fundays: Aug. 3-31. 10am, Avalon Free Public Library, 235 32nd St., avalonfreelibrary.org

Kick off your week with family-friendly fun every Monday morning at the Avalon Library. Each week brings a new interactive experience, featuring everything from a fossil show and magic, dance parties, and more. Stop by the library or check out avalonfreelibrary.org for more information. It will not be held Aug. 10.

Summer Spotlight Series: Aug. 3-31. 7pm, Various Locations, avalonfreelibrary.org

The Avalon Free Public Library and History Center present a variety of special programs throughout the summer, including various authors, live music, and more. Best suited for audiences 16 and up unless otherwise noted. Registration required for Aug. 3 only. Visit the events calendar at avalonfreelibrary.org for more information.

Family Fun Nights: Aug. 3 5:30-6:15pm, 97th Street Shuffleboard Court Area, Stone Harbor, stoneharborrecreation.com

Enjoy the last Family Fun Night of the summer. Spend an evening out with the family for face painting, music, crafts and fun, plus special character appearances! Experience a lively evening packed with entertainment for the whole family.

Tuesday

Tuesday Sprouts: Stories, Movement, and Songs: Aug. 4-Sept. 1, 10am, Avalon Free Public Library, avalonfreelibrary.org

Bring your little ones to the library for a variety of events for the younger audiences including story times, musicians, songs, crafts, and more! The suggested age is 6 and under. Stop by the library or check out avalonfreelibrary.org for more information.

Tuesdays at the Tower Concert Series: Aug. 11- 25 , 7-9pm, 95th Street Water Tower Plaza, shnj.org

Stone Harbor’s iconic Tuesdays at the Tower Concert Series is a summer tradition you don’t want to miss! Bring your own beach chair, kick back and enjoy the show. August shows include music of the Grateful Dead, a Red, White & Blue country night, and The Seabillys featuring Stone Harbor Mayor Tim Carney. This month’s diverse lineup ensures an exciting new show each week. There is no concert on Aug. 4 due to National Night Out.

7 Mile Island Silent Book Club: Aug. 4 & 18, Sept. 1, 5-6pm, 96th Street Beach, Stone Harbor. Aug. 11 & 25, 5-6pm, 30th Street Beach, Avalon, avalonfreelibrary.org

Bring a book and beach chair and join other readers on the beach for a silent book club. There are no assigned books and no discussion required. Readers of all styles are invited to bring whatever format they prefer, whether it’s a novel, eBook, audiobook with headphones, magazine, or comic book, and enjoy an hour of reading time with company. Co-sponsored by the Avalon Free Public Library, the Cape May County Library System Stone Harbor Branch, and the Roasted Beat. In case of inclement weather, the event will be canceled.

Wednesday

Dune Walks: Aug. 5-Sept. 2, 9:30am, 48th Street Path, Avalon, avalonboro.net

Guided by The Wetlands Institute, enjoy five miles of pristine, wide beaches while learning about Avalon’s dunes, among the only remaining high dune systems on the East Coast. This experience offers a unique opportunity to explore both the scenic landscape and the environmental efforts that help preserve the beaches. Suggested cost of $3 per person.

Crafty Wednesdays: Aug. 5-Sept. 2, 10am, Avalon Free Public Library, avalonfreelibrary.org

Put on your creative hats and join the library for a fun arts and crafts project every Wednesday. New crafts are featured each week, so there is always something new to experience. Some crafts may benefit from assistance from a caregiver. Alternate crafts will be provided for younger patrons. Best for ages 3 and up. For more information, go to avalonfreelibrary.org or stop at the library.

Thursday

STEAM Thursdays: Aug. 6-27, 10am, Avalon Free Public Library, avalonfreelibrary.org

Join the library for fun, hands-on learning with STEAM Thursdays throughout the summer. Featuring a variety of activities that include mini-camps, building challenges, engineering, and more! Suggested for ages 7-12. Stop by the library or check the events calendar at avalonfreelibrary.org for more information.

Thursdays at Surfside: Aug. 6-Sept. 3, 7pm, Surfside Park, 2901 Avalon Ave., avalonfreelibrary.org

Bring your beach chairs and enjoy a summer concert series brought to you by the Avalon Free Public Library and the Avalon Recreation Department. Avalon’s Thursdays at Surfside concert series features tribute bands each week with various styles of music. The remaining lineup: Aug. 6: 80’s Revolution; Aug. 13: Chi-Town Transit Authority (Chicago); Aug. 20: AM GOLD (Yacht Rock); Aug. 27: Johnny Folsom 4 (Johnny Cash); Sept. 3: BOSTYX (Boston & Styx). Concert will move indoors to the Avalon Community Hall in the event of inclement weather.

Friday

Library Lounge: Aug. 7-28, 11am-noon, Avalon Free Public Library, avalonfreelibrary.org

Calling all teens! Make the library your weekly gathering spot where you can connect with friends and enjoy a variety of fun activities designed just for you. From board games and art projects to creative challenges and mini workshops, there’s always something new to try and plenty of good vibes to share.

Friday Nights at Surfside Park: Aug. 7-28, 6:30-8:30pm, 2901 Avalon Ave., avalonrecreation.org

Friday Nights at Surfside Park is a favorite for families, offering an evening packed with entertainment and activities for children of all ages. From character appearances, a DJ and dancing, to face painting, balloon art, games, and interactive fun, there is something for everyone to enjoy. The lively atmosphere, filled with music, laughter, and excitement, makes Friday Nights at Surfside Park a memorable experience for all!

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