Events in Monmouth County today

Designed for adults, this yoga class focuses on awakening and restoring the body through a complete, muscle-toning practice that raises your heart rate. All experience levels are welcome, from beginners to seasoned students. Please bring your own props, including yoga straps, bolsters or pillows, eye pillows, and a yoga mat. The class takes place at Croydon Hall Gym. Participants may register for the full session or attend as a weekly drop in, with fees of $65 for the full session or $12 per class.

JET’s Down The Moonlit Mile Revue arrives at The Stone Pony with admission open to all ages. Tickets are offered through several advance sales, including artist, venue, Live Nation and Spotify options, followed by a general public sale. VIP packages will also be available.

At Atlantic Naturopathic, this thermography clinic focuses on women’s holistic health with full-body, non-invasive imaging that helps you understand what your body may be signaling. The scans are designed to highlight potential inflammation, areas of strain, and zones of balance, offering clear visuals related to hormonal patterns, circulation, and the lymphatic system. Whether you are navigating perimenopause, managing stress, or working toward personal wellness goals, the experience centers on clarity so you can make informed choices with confidence.

Kids can jump into fast-paced dodgeball in a flexible drop-in format, with co-ed teams formed on site each week. This program is for participants entering kindergarten through fifth grade and takes place at Croydon Gym. A full session is available for $40, or pay per visit at $5 for residents and $6 for non-residents. Registration is managed through RecDesk.

Drop in for weekly basketball on Wednesdays at Croydon Hall Gym in Leonardo. The cost is $5 per visit. Full session registration is available through RecDesk, after which you can continue attending with pay-per-visit flexibility.

Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals bring an all-ages show to The Stone Pony. Tickets will be available through a public onsale, with additional options offered via artist, Ticketmaster, venue online, and Live Nation presales.

Anticipation is high for this farmers market, and the enthusiasm for market day is unmistakable.

Set in West End Park, this farmers market features organic, locally grown Jersey Fresh produce alongside flowers, jams, baked goods, cheeses, salsas, soups, and other locally crafted foods. Fresh seasonal selections appear each week, and offerings may vary with the weather and what is in season.

A clothing drive drop off at Monmouth Service Center collects donations for A&E Clothing Corporation. The aim is to gather 100 bags, with proceeds benefiting the council. It is an easy way to tidy up and support a fundraiser.

Enjoy a plant-inspired take on bingo at The Plant Place, blending lighthearted competition with leafy rewards. Admission is $15 and includes two bingo cards, with three rounds on the schedule and a plant awarded to the winner of each game. Extra cards will be available for purchase at the event if you want additional chances to play. The experience suits plant enthusiasts and groups of friends. This event is BYO. To avoid scams, buy tickets only from The Plant Place.

Enjoy a day on the course while supporting Ramtown Howell Fire Co #2. The outing begins with a continental breakfast, includes golf with a cart and a player gift bag, and concludes with lunch at Woodys Roadside Tavern in Farmingdale after the round. On-course contest holes keep the competition lively, and the day wraps up with a super cash 50/50 and a gift auction.

At Blue Claws Stadium, the New Jersey Boat Sale and Expo gathers a wide range of boats from leading brands such as Sea Ray, Scout, and Sailfish Boats. Attendees can speak with MarineMax experts for guidance and take advantage of special offers. It suits newcomers and longtime boaters who are planning their next step on the water. Details on the exact models to be displayed will be announced.

Fans of the book or movie can immerse in a story-inspired evening of spellcraft and seasonal flavors. Craft incantations drawn from the tale, then blend your own tea from Owens Family Recipes with choices like Courage Tea, Clairvoyant Tea, or Frustration Tea. The Verbena Botanical Elixir Bar offers magic potions for manifestation, and you can blend and bottle two personal spells for love, courage, prosperity, healing, and more. A fully stocked Spell Bar invites mixing and matching enchanting herbs, stones, and amulets, and a spell candle is included so you can seal your work at home. In Bloom at Calgo provides Magical Herbs Bundles fresh from the garden, along with simple guidance on traditional uses, such as keeping rosemary by the garden gate or planting lavender for good luck. Take home a slice of The Aunts Black Soap, described as helping heal complexions, washing away sorrows, and keeping skin remarkably youthful, then tuck everything into a witchy tote bag inspired by the story. Delicious food is provided by Heidi of Tulip Tree Cafe. Midnight Margarita mocktails are included, and BYOB is welcome to add a little extra spirit. Witchy attire is encouraged.

Players of any experience level are welcome, and newcomers who want to learn can get friendly instruction. Weekly updates on Discord share details about entry, formats, prize support, and promos.

Settle in at Lincroft Village Green for an outdoor screening of Shrek. Enjoy the lovable ogre on the big screen and take part in marshmallow roasting. Admission is free and all ages are welcome. Pack blankets or lawn chairs, some snacks, and bug spray. Pets are welcome if kept on a leash and cleaned up after.

As part of the 4th Fridays Unplugged monthly series at The Asbury Hotel in Asbury Park, a 45-minute set opens the night, followed by performances from Joe Pearson and Marc Del Giudice.

GoldFord brings the Space of the Heart Tour to Asbury Lanes for an all-ages performance. All ages are welcome.

Calgo Gardens hosts a cheerful showcase of local artists and artisans, a favorite on its calendar. Exhibits feature watercolor and acrylic painting, jewelry, pottery, photography, and other distinctive forms of creative expression. Visitors can explore the grounds, take in seasonal plants and flowers, relax on the patio, enjoy live music, and grab a snack at The Tulip Tree Cafe while supporting local talent. Calgo will be giving back to the community. A suggested entrance donation is $3.

Loyalty’s second annual hot rod showcase takes place at Saint Mary, Mother of God Church. Nostalgic dragsters return, along with a muffler rap competition. The Adam West Batmobile and the 1966 Batcycle from the Batman TV show will be on display. DJ Hot Rod Mike provides music and Living Proof performs live. A Fun Zone offers activities for kids and the young at heart, including ax throwing, Orby shooters, and more. Vehicle eligibility now extends through the 2001 model year, welcoming Mustangs, Camaros, Corvettes, and other notable rides.

Porchfest brings a full day of live music, and this location will feature a live performance as part of the program. Arrive early to experience more performances and events happening throughout Porchfest. Attendees are encouraged to bring chairs for comfortable seating.

Sensorium Emporium in Red Bank hosts family-friendly soap making sessions where kids, relatives, and friends can get creative together. The cost is $25 per person, and seating is limited to 20 to keep the class small. Reservations with payment in advance secure a place, and walk-ins are accommodated as space allows. Attendees are urged to avoid purchasing tickets from resellers to prevent scams.

Enjoy classic rock all night long at Our House Restaurant.

Asbury Lanes hosts a night of heavy, atmospheric rock led by Thousand Below with Acres, VCTMS, and Lost in Separation also on the bill. This is an all ages event. Thousand Below, a Southern California quintet featuring James DeBerg on vocals, Devin Chance and Josh Thomas on guitars, Josh Billimoria on bass, and Garrett Halvax on drums, blends airy textures with hard-hitting intensity. Their Rise Records debut, The Love You Let Too Close, reflects on grief, love, and healing, informed by DeBerg’s experience losing a close friend. Expect a set that moves from the piano-lifted pull of “No Place Like You” to the surge of “Sinking Me,” with the title track shifting between delicate passages and powerful peaks. The group began when DeBerg and Thomas started writing together, expanding with Chance, Billimoria, and Halvax before recording in San Diego. Early songs and a self-funded video for “Tradition” drew the attention of Rise Records. Producer Sebastian Rizo guided the sessions, with mixing by Andreas Magnusson and mastering by Kris Crummett. Past tours with The Devil Wears Prada and Veil Of Maya point to a live show shaped by emotion and drive.

At The Vogel on the Basie Center campus, Davide De Pierro brings his online voice to the stage, inspired by his new book The Letters I Never Sent. The program mixes candid storytelling and humor with real conversation, featuring a central monologue, selections read from the book, and an open question and answer segment with the audience. A limited number of meet and greet opportunities are available with advance purchase. A New Jersey native with more than 3 million followers on TikTok and 2.7 million on Instagram, he is known for insights on relationships, finances, and everyday moments that speak to the human experience, and he is now stepping into a new format. An additional performance has been added. Presented by Count Basie Center for the Arts and Emporium Presents.

Find fresh produce, baked goods, handmade creations, and local favorites at the Howell Farmers Market. New discoveries await each week. Bring the family, support local businesses, and enjoy a relaxed day at Echo Lake Park.

Pokemon Open Play welcomes participants of all experience levels. New and curious players can receive guidance to learn the game and get started. Information about entry, format, prizing, and promos is shared weekly on Discord.

A third performance has been added for Davide De Pierro at The Vogel following strong demand. Inspired by his new book, The Letters I Never Sent, this live program blends candid storytelling, humor, and interactive moments with the audience. The evening features a monologue and readings from the book, followed by an open Q&A. A limited number of meet and greet opportunities are available to those who secure them in advance. A New Jersey native, De Pierro has built a following of more than 3 million on TikTok and 2.7 million on Instagram, reaching millions with content centered on relationships, finances, and everyday experiences. Presented by Count Basie Center for the Arts and Emporium Presents.