The Islandman Triathlon consists of a quarter-mile ocean swim, a 12-mile bike ride, and a 5K beach run. It is a fun, quality experience that will become a “must do” event on all your summer schedules. Proceeds will benefit the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.

Don’t miss the Stone Harbor Volunteer Fire Company’s annual Hoagie Sale at the firehouse – come early, because they go fast! The sale starts at 8am and it’s first come, first served until every delicious hoagie is gone.

Celebrating 19 years of being the largest youth triathlon in the Mid-Atlantic Region, it’s time for the kids to compete at 9am. The race involves a 100-meter ocean swim parallel to the beach, a 5K bike ride, and a 1K beach run. With a focus on safety, fun, and racing for charities, proceeds will benefit the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.

Dive into the American Revolutionary War times with John Ryan of Historic Cold Spring Village as he brings the Battle of Turtle Gut Inlet to life with fascinating stories and insights. Don’t miss this chance to explore a pivotal moment from the Revolutionary War that took place off the coast of Cape May! Perfect for history buffs and curious minds alike, this event offers a unique look at a lesser known yet significant battle.

Bubbles, bubbles, and more bubbles! All ages are invited to make some giant bubbles! In the event of inclement weather, the event will be a balloon show inside the Avalon Elementary School.

Start your morning with a warm and satisfying Pancake Breakfast that supports Seven Mile Beach’s American Legion post. Enjoy a stack of fluffy pancakes and friendly conversation with neighbors. This annual community event is a great way to connect and start your day right.

The Bay Atlantic Symphony presents the extraordinary elegance of Mozart Flute Concerto No. 2 in D major and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 4 in B flat major, with intermission. Symphony principal flutist Kimberly Reighley, who has performed as a soloist with symphonies throughout the country, is featured in Mozart’s effervescent flute concerto.

Bring the kids to the Stone Harbor Museum to learn about the exciting history of Stone Harbor. On this day, there will be special programs geared towards ages 4-10. At night, there will be a Museum Talk program where adults are welcome to learn about Stone Harbor’s unique history during World War II with presenters, Jim Talone and Graham Hueber.

Ages 12-14 are invited to visit the Game & Craft Zone Fridays at 11am from July 11 through Aug. 15. This week, we’ll make friendship bracelets in preparation for “Fearless: The Taylor Swift Experience.”

Swifties unite at Surfside Park! You won’t want to miss the award-winning tribute act Fearless: The Taylor Swift Experience in Avalon. Featuring songs from iconic hits to the latest chart-toppers, fans will be delighted by this unforgettable performance. Bring your beach chairs or blankets. Inclement weather venue: Community Hall.

Join the Storbeck family, who founded this event, and The Parkinson Council as they celebrate the 16th annual Flip Flop Walk that starts at Avalon Community Hall. This family-friendly event raises awareness about the impact of Parkinson’s disease, as well as funds for research and comprehensive care to improve the quality of life for families living with Parkinson’s in our region.

Swim your heart out in the first race of the Tim Kerr Charities Open Water Summer Series this year. This 1.2-mile bay swim starts on the 5th Avenue & 20th Street public dock, and you’ll swim with the current all the way to the Avalon Yacht Club. For your convenience, there will be a shuttle running from the Community Hall to the 5th Avenue public dock. Proceeds will go to the Avalon Fire Rescue Water Safety Team.

The Avalon History Center is proud to bring The Fabulous Greaseband to Avalon’s own Surfside Park. Join us as the legendary band returns to their Sunday night stomping ground while Bringing Back the Bongo Room! Bring your beach chairs, your dancing shoes, and your memories to this special event. Inclement weather location: Community Hall.