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    • 10.27 - Thursday Morning Bird Walks at Sandy Hook Calling all bird nerds: join Pete Bacinski and Scott Barnes at Bayberry Lot B in a search for migrating songbirds and ducks (bring lunch, weather appropriate gear, binoculars and scopes). Call 732.872.2500 for registration and info.
    • 10.27 - Free movie: THE MUMMY 'KARLOFF the Uncanny' stars in the Universal Monsters classic from 1931, screening for free at the Eastern Branch of the Monmouth County Library in Shrewsbury. Two showings, at 2pm and at 7pm.
    • 10.27 - Art and Taste Event at Garmany A number of Red Bank's favorite restaurants and caterers join with several area art galleries for an Art Show and Taste of Red Bank fundraiser to benefit the Mental Health Association of Monmouth County. A 250 dollar sponsor ticket allows two attendees to sample the kitchen creations of Cupcake Magician, Danny's, Gaetano's, Juanito's, The Melting Pot, Pazzo, Readies, Taste and Via 45 — and to select from a collection of original donated artworks curated by Laurel Tracey Gallery, Frame to Please and more. All this plus live music by Andreach Chrepta Jazz Duo; it all happens at the Garmany store on Broad Street, beginning at 5pm.
    • 10.27 - Thursday Night Band Nights The Fixx spotlights 'New Jersey's Hottest New Bands' each week til closing.
    • 10.27 - Max Weinberg + 7 RESCHEDULED from September 3. Concerts East presents a special night of music at the Count Basie Theatre, starring Springsteen skinsman/ TV talkshow tubthumper Max, jamming with legendary singer/ keyboardist Bill Champlin and soulful sax sessionista Mindy Abair. Joe Delia & Thieves steal into the Count's house as well, in an event for the benefit of the Light of Day Foundation, Prevention First and Save US Pets. Call for info on special VIP option with meet 'n greet.
    • 10.27 - SEVEN HOMELESS MAMMOTHS WANDER NEW ENGLAND It's a world premiere from the folks at Two River Theater Company; an 'academic sex comedy' (recommended for mature audiences) in which the Dean of a small college must contend with dilemmas both farcical (the appearance of her two girlfriends) and financial (the displacement of an entire natural history museum). All performances inside the 'black box' Marion Huber Theater at Two River.
    • 10.27 - Rock N Roll Karaoke The band from NYC's Arlene's Grocery hosts this popular weekly feature at The Downtown, in which civilian hopefuls can front a hard—rocking combo on any of a couple hundred classic rock favorites.
    • 10.28 - Open Mic at Urban Café Musicians, poets, comedians and more mix with coffee, pie and Scrabble Friday nights, 6—11 p.m. at Red Bank's Urban Café in the Galleria. Kids welcome.
    • 10.28 - Haunted Theater at Brookdale Community College Back bigger and badder than ever, the walk through, live AAAGGH!tion spookhouse created by the BCC Theater Club returns to the Lincroft campus PAC for SIX big nights of blood drenched diorama and poppin' fresh fearmongering.
    • 10.28 - Fabulous Fridays at Monmouth Museum The Monmouth Museum (on the Lincroft campus of Brookdale Community College) introduces a new weekly series of extended hours events, Fridays til 9pm. Tonight: FAMILY FUN, with kids invited to wear Halloween costumes for a Trick or Treat scavenger hunt, plus guided tours of the current exhibits beginning 7pm.
    • 10.28 - Johnny T at Philomena's Philomena's Restaurant in Sea Bright welcomes back John 'Johnny T' Tarangelo, former member of Doo Wop hitmakers The Mystics and a touring entertainer whose Legends of Doo Wop in Concert presentations recreate the sounds of the great streetcorner serenaders, with footage of the artists in the heyday projected on a large screen. Performances at 7pm (included with dinner) and at 9pm (cocktail show with two drink minimum).
    • 10.28 - The Capitol Steps Continuing what's shaping up to be a Halloweekend tradition at the Basie, the famed musical comedy troupe of political satirists (born from a cast of moonlighting Congressional staffers) return to Red Bank with a show that's guaranteed NEVER to resemble the one from last year.
    • 10.28 - SEVEN HOMELESS MAMMOTHS WANDER NEW ENGLAND It's a world premiere from the folks at Two River Theater Company; an 'academic sex comedy' (recommended for mature audiences) in which the Dean of a small college must contend with dilemmas both farcical (the appearance of her two girlfriends) and financial (the displacement of an entire natural history museum). All performances inside the 'black box' Marion Huber Theater at Two River.
    • 10.28 - Red Bank Walking Lantern Ghost Tours Jersey Shore Ghost Tours invades Red Bank once again, with guided nocturnal tours of the borough's most historical haunts, every Friday night through Halloween. Tours and ticket sales meet at 8pm in front of The Dublin House; reservations recommended at 732.500.6262.
    • 10.29 - AAUW Used Booksale Thousands of best sellers, children's books, paperbacks, DVDs and more at bargain basement prices — as the American Association of University Women used book sale continues in the spacious basement of the Old First Church in Middletown.
    • 10.29 - Acoustic Saturdays at Red Bank Library The monthly series of free performances by local musicians continues at the Red Bank Library with Rich Deans (an accomplished songsmith whose resume cites everyone from POCO to Primus) — and with Anton Daub, emcee of the weekly acoustic open mic nights at Espresso Joe's in Keyport, as your gracious host.
    • 10.29 - Haunted Theater FEAR—FREE Tours at Brookdale CC Calling all young kids and monsterphobic milquetoasts: the walk through, live AAAGGH!tion spookhouse created by the BCC Theater Club hosts an afternoon of MILDLY morbid thrills at the Lincroft campus PAC. all for a 'bargain dungeon priced' 5 bucks.
    • 10.29 - SEVEN HOMELESS MAMMOTHS WANDER NEW ENGLAND It's a world premiere from the folks at Two River Theater Company; an 'academic sex comedy' (recommended for mature audiences) in which the Dean of a small college must contend with dilemmas both farcical (the appearance of her two girlfriends) and financial (the displacement of an entire natural history museum). Performances at 3pm and 8pm inside the 'black box' Marion Huber Theater at Two River.
    • 10.29 - MCAC Benefit Night at Bonefish Grill The new Bonefish Grill in Middletown (opening officially on October 31) opens its doors in a sneak preview fundraiser for the Red Bank based nonprofit Monmouth County Arts Council, with all proceeds dedicated to the MCAC. 25 dollars donation includes samples of BG's featured cuisine plus two drinks; click for phone/ web/ email links to RSVP.
    • 10.29 - Haunted Theater at Brookdale Community College Back bigger and badder than ever, the walk through, live AAAGGH!tion spookhouse created by the BCC Theater Club returns to the Lincroft campus PAC for SIX big nights of blood drenched diorama and poppin' fresh fearmongering.
    • 10.29 - Jersey Shore Rock 'N Soul Revue Bob Bandiera's back, once more fronting the Basie's House band with a sonic salute to the MUSIC OF THE AMERICAN GRAFFITI ERA, realized by a Revue lineup that includes longtime Joe Jackson bassist Graham Maby, with local lights Nick Addeo, Joe Bellia, John Berry, Jim Celestino, Ricky Collins, Doug Dehays, Layonne Holmes, Tommy Labella, Mike Mancini, Tim McLoone, Tommy Meares, Rich Scannella and Arne Wendt.
    • 10.29 - Linwood Peel at Philomena's Philomena's Restaurant in Sea Bright welcomes the former member of R&B hitmakers The Drifters in a Legends style presentation, with footage of the original artists in their heyday projected on a large screen.
    • 10.30 - Red Bank Farmers Market Fresh, locally grown produce from some of New Jerseys finest farmers, plus equally homegrown crafts, at this Sunday morning staple running May through the middle of November in the Galleria parking lot.
    • 10.30 - Suicide: What's Your Hurry? The Student Health Center at Brookdale Community College hosts a free public presentation on 'How to restart your love of life in 7 powerful steps.' Register at 732.224.2106.
    • 10.30 - Chemistry Carnival Kids and families are invited to visit the Lincroft campus of Brookdale Community College for a free Halloween themed display of hands on activities about the simple chemistry behind common things found in everyone's home. Admission's free, with donations of canned food welcomed for area food banks.
    • 10.30 - Haunted Theater FEAR—FREE Tours at Brookdale CC Calling all young kids and monsterphobic milquetoasts: the walk through, live AAAGGH!tion spookhouse created by the BCC Theater Club hosts an afternoon of MILDLY morbid thrills at the Lincroft campus PAC. all for a 'bargain dungeon priced' 5 bucks.
    • 10.30 - Monmouth Symphony Orchestra Conductor Roy D. Gussman and the MSO play their 63rd Anniversary concert at the Count Basie; a Halloween Tricks & Mountainous Treats program highlighted with the seasonal favorite 'Symphonie Fantastique' by Berlioz. Admission to the 3pm performance includes a preconcert talk at 2:15.
    • 10.30 - SEVEN HOMELESS MAMMOTHS WANDER NEW ENGLAND It's a world premiere from the folks at Two River Theater Company; an 'academic sex comedy' (recommended for mature audiences) in which the Dean of a small college must contend with dilemmas both farcical (the appearance of her two girlfriends) and financial (the displacement of an entire natural history museum). All performances inside the 'black box' Marion Huber Theater at Two River.
    • 10.30 - Author and food allergy expert Sloane Miller at Dean's Dean's Natural Foods in Shrewsbury hosts nationally known blogger and food allergy authority Sloane Miller at their Shrewsbury store, with the author of ALLERGIC GIRL: ADVENTURES IN LIVING WELL WITH FOOD ALLERGIES delivering a free lecture at 3pm, followed by a book signing between 4 and 6pm. Click for phone or web links to register in advance for this free event.
    • 10.30 - Haunted Theater at Brookdale Community College Back bigger and badder than ever, the walk through, live AAAGGH!tion spookhouse created by the BCC Theater Club returns to the Lincroft campus PAC for SIX big nights of blood drenched diorama and poppin' fresh fearmongering.
    • 10.30 - Sibling Rivalry Justin and Alina Zimmerman, a brother and sister duo who play very nice with each other, continue their new Sunday night stand of sets downstairs at The Downtown.
    • 10.30 - Open Mic with Rob Dye and Mike Ghegan The Sunday night event is THE place to find musicians congregating, hanging out, trying new ideas, cutting up on some classics and generally enjoying one of the MUST events for Jersey Shore music fans.
    • 10.31 - Luhrs Art Exhibit in Little Silver Little Silver Borough Hall is the setting for the annual multimedia show of local artworks presented by the H. & E. Luhrs Endowment Fund, recognizing artists in the local area through the awarding of monetary gifts. Exhibit remains on display through December 28 during regular hours of operation.
    • 11.02 - SEVEN HOMELESS MAMMOTHS WANDER NEW ENGLAND It's a world premiere from the folks at Two River Theater Company; an 'academic sex comedy' (recommended for mature audiences) in which the Dean of a small college must contend with dilemmas both farcical (the appearance of her two girlfriends) and financial (the displacement of an entire natural history museum). Performances at 1pm and 7pm inside the 'black box' Marion Huber Theater at Two River.
    • 11.02 - Curchin Open indoor golf tourney An annual blast in which an accounting office in Lincroft becomes a hazard—lined golf course to raise money, this year for Big Brothers & Big Sisters of Monmouth & Middlesex. Curchin Group, 200 Schulz Drive, Suite 400, 4 to 7 p.m. $$20 per player gets you a round and refreshments.
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