Welcome to the second edition of the Silver Beach Newsletter for 2010.

We are beginning to see signs of life down here, which can only mean Summer is just around the corner!! Boy, has it been hot!! This is somewhat unusual for June. I only hope that wind turns around and brings us those cool ocean breezes soon!

OCEAN BEACH IS NOW OPEN

Our lifeguards came on duty Saturday, June 19^th and will be on duty daily, 9am-6pm, through Labor Day. Come on up and say “hi” to Cap and his crew.

You also may pick up your badges at the Badge House between 10am and 3pm as of that date.

We would also like to remind you that the Bay Beach is closed to swimming due to stinging sea nettles. However, the playground and tennis court are still open.

NEW MEMBERS

We’ve had quite a bit of turnover this winter. We would like to welcome all our new members to Silver Beach:

Lauren Bullaro and William Riker 41 East Colony Road

Leonard and Tracy Bullaro 31 East Silver Beach Road

Dennis and Karen Cronin 17 East Colony Road

Anthony and Donna Maisto 132 Marshmallow Road

Rick and Laurie Minero 23 South Surf Road

Emil and Stacy Pescatore 232 South Lagoon Road

Michael Pouchan and Florence Hayes 3539 Rt. 35 N (aka 105 Bayberry Road)

Robert Salmon and Beatriz Severino 133 South Bayside Road

Michael and Caroline Viggiano 222 Heron Road

We wish you and your families many happy years here!!

LIFEGUARD STAND NUMBERING

Over the winter, the beaches from Ocean Beach I to Normandy met to discuss beach safety. One of the suggestions that was acted upon was to number the lifeguard stands from Ocean Beach I to Normandy Beach from 1 to 26, respectively. The motivation behind this change was to enable people, particularly renters, who are up on the beach to contact emergency services and inform them of their location on the beach. There are several redundant or similar street names in the area and there have been several incidents when emergency vehicles could not locate the people needing help. Silver Beach’s stands will be numbered 21 on the south end and 22 on the north end. We recommend that you inform your children of this numbering scheme in the event they get disoriented and wander away. Most children can recognize numbers and should be able to figure out which way to go to get back to their families. And remember to remind your children that lifeguards are like policemen on the beach; they should be encouraged to go to them if they get lost or hurt.

ADDITIONAL CHILD SAFETY SUGGESTIONS

Although this may be repetitious, we feel it warrants repeating…

With the opening of the beach, it is again time to remind everyone how easy it is for a child to get disoriented on the beach and wander away from his family.  From a child's perspective, the beach can be very daunting.  They are not tall enough to discern much and everything looks alike.  This is one of the most frightening things that can happen to both the child and his/her family.  

We would like to suggest the following to anyone who brings small children to the beach, whether they are your own children, guests or renters:

Explain to your children, if they get lost, to go to any lifeguard stand or the Badge House.  The lifeguards are able to communicate between the beaches and will be able to get your child back to you quickly.

If the child is old enough, teach them that they are in Silver Beach and our lifeguard stands are numbers 21 and 22.

Place last year's badges on children.  If they get lost, and don't know what beach they are staying at, the lifeguards or any adult will be able to determine where the child should be returned to.  If you no longer have old badges, you may pick some up at the Badge House.

If you see a child wandering aimlessly, please don't hesitate to ask if he or she is looking for their family.  Or point the child out to one of our lifeguards and they will approach the child.

Last, but not least, please stay with your children at the water's edge.  Our lifeguards are great, but they are not babysitters!!  The ocean can be very strong, especially for children, and there is no substitution for an alert parent.

DEFIBRILLATOR

We would like to remind you that we now have a defibrillator that may be used on both adults and children. If you have a medical emergency during July and August when the beach is open (9am – 6pm), FIRST CALL 911!! However, please do not hesitate to also contact the Badge House at 732-793-8357 after you call 911. Our lifeguards have been trained and would gladly come to your house to offer any assistance they can. PLEASE KEEP IN MIND, however, this is NOT in lieu of calling 911. Contacting the First Aid Squad immediately is imperative!! With summer crowds and traffic, when every minute counts, the First Aid Squad and/or Toms River Police may be on another call or delayed in traffic and our guards are only steps away.

BEACH WHEELCHAIR

We would like to remind our Members that, thanks to the generosity of our Members, we now have a beach wheelchair available to transport people with mobility problems to and from the beach. To make arrangements to use the wheelchair, call the Badge House at 732-793-8357 between 9am and 6pm when the guards are on duty. In order to accommodate multiple people, we ask that anyone using the wheelchair bring another chair to sit on at the beach.

JULY 4^TH FIREWORKS

The Executive Committee would like to remind everyone that fireworks are illegal and NOT permitted on the beach. Fireworks are dangerous, even when set off by trained professionals; imagine how dangerous they are in the hands of an untrained person, particularly a child. Each year, after the 4^th of July, we read of people who lose fingers, eyes or more because of fireworks. The beach is no place to do this!! It is entirely too narrow and has too many people on it. It is also too close to people’s homes, which poses a severe fire hazard, particularly with an on-shore wind.

We ask that everyone refrain from shooting off fireworks and instead attend one of the many local displays that are handled professionally. Here is a list of the nearest displays:

Friday, July 2^nd and Saturday, July 3^rd

Lakewood Blue Claws Stadium, after the game

The Blue Claws also do fireworks after every Friday night game…check the schedule:

www.blueclaws.com

Saturday, July 3^rd

Manchester – Concert and Fireworks at Harry Wright Lake (Whiting, NJ)

Sounds of the Street at 6pm

The Duprees at 7:30pm

Fireworks at dusk

Sunday, July 4^th

Beachwood – on the bayfront – 8pm

Lavallette – Bay Boulevard and Philadelphia Avenue – at dusk

Point Pleasant – on the Beach at Jenkinson’s - at dusk

Seaside Heights – on the beach between the 2 amusement piers – 9:30pm

And of course, there are always various boats that go up to NYC or out on the Toms River…check the Islander Newspaper for further details.

JULY 4^TH FAMILY DAY

Family Day is just around the corner.

Date: SUNDAY, July 4^th

DJ: Noon – 5pm

Bounce House: Noon – 5pm

Further details will be posted at the Badge House and Lifeguard Stands as we get closer to the date. We are all praying for sunshine!! But just in case, the rain date is Monday, July 5^th.

MASS ON THE STREET

Date: Saturdays through September 4^th

Time: 5:30pm

Place: Gabby Dudas’ Backyard (242 Silver Beach Road)

Please note: the time and location has been changed. Please spread the word to your neighbors who may not use e-mail.

SILVER BEACH LIFEGUARD TOURNAMENT

Silver Beach is tentatively scheduled to host its annual Lifeguard Tournament on Saturday, July 10^th at 6pm, just after the guards go off duty. Come out and cheer on our crew!! They work real hard in these events and need our support. We will confirm the date by e-mail once it has been set.

FAMIY MOVIES ON THE BEACH

Family Movies on the Beach will begin again on Saturday, July 10^th at dusk (around 8:30pm). Bring your chairs or blankets and a snack and settle in for a wonderful night. The title of the movie will be announced on Family Day. And don’t forget a sweatshirt…it gets cool up at the beach at night!!

DON’T FORGET THE NEW 511 SYSTEM

With the start of the Summer season, traffic in the area is building by the day. We mentioned this last year, but think it is worthy of repeating. New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania have instituted a “511” phone system for traffic information. You can dial either 511 (or 1-866-511-NJDT (6538) in NJ) from your home or cell phone or go to their website for up to the minute traffic information. There is also an alert system, which will send alerts to your cell phone or PDA. For further information, check the website:

www.state.nj.us/transportation/commuter/511/overview.shtm

We’ve been traveling up north quite a bit this spring and it has really come in handy!!

SILVER BEACH GOLF OUTING

The Entertainment Committee would like to plan a Golf Outing in October at Eagle Ridge Country Club in Lakewood. In order to make arrangements, we need to have an approximate head count of players. If you are interested in playing, please contact Pete Detmering at 609-654-4385 or peter.detmering@acegroup.com.

OCEAN BEACH FIRE DEPARTMENT PANCAKE BREAKFAST

The Ocean Beach Volunteer Fire Department has announced its 2010 Pancake Breakfast Schedule. The breakfasts are held at the Firehouse on Kittiwake Avenue, east of Rt. 35 North from 9am-11am. Come out and have a lovely pancake breakfast while supporting the guys who do so much for us, even when we aren’t here. Mark your calendars for the following dates:

Sunday, August 8^th

Sunday, August 29th

OCEAN BEACH FIRE DEPARTMENT GOLF OUTING

The Ocean Beach Fire Department has announced the date for its annual Golf Outing on Thursday, October 7^th. Stop in at the Chadwick Bait Shop for further information. While you’re there, pick up some 50-50 tickets…it all goes to a good cause and you may get lucky and win!!

RESTAURANT DISCOUNTS

Have you ever tried Restaruant.com? This site allows you to purchase discounted vouchers for many area restaurants. There are some limitations, but the deals are good. You may want to give it a try. This site has restaurants all over the country, so you may find it useful both at home and when you are traveling.

www.restaurant.com

THE REAL ESTATE CONNECTION

At the moment, we do not have any private listings to offer.

However, if you would like your contact information added to this list, either as an interested buyer or seller of property in Silver Beach, just email us at silverbeachnj@aol.com.

TOMS RIVER TIDBITS

Well, Toms River did it again! They changed the garbage collection schedule and the recycling rules and didn’t inform us. Makes one wonder what they’re doing with our tax dollars!! A 40% increase in taxes and a 25% decrease in service…doesn’t sound right!!

· According to the Toms River website, twice a week garbage collection will begin the week of July 5^th and run through September 2^nd. I guess we should consider ourselves lucky, as only the barrier island will get twice a week collection this summer; the mainland will have to live with once a week collection throughout the summer.

· Also, according to the Toms River website, there was a change in how recyclables should be left at the curb. Here is the text from the Toms River website:

This Spring, the Township will begin a “single-stream” recycling program in conjunction with changes made in Ocean County.  You will now place rinsed cans, plastics and glass bottles (for safety, please remove and discard plastic caps) AND PAPER PRODUCTS INCLUDING all newspapers, mixed paper, magazines, catalogs, junk mail, brown bags, books (without the hardcover), and corrugated cardboard together IN THE SAME STURDY, REUSABLE 30-gallon or smaller container (metal or plastic) identified with Township recycling seal (seal is available at the Toms River Township Public Works Department).  Please keep items dry.  Nothing can be tied, bagged or bundled in any way. It is recommended that drain holes be drilled in the bottom of the container to prevent water buildup in the recycling can.

Plastic film bags should be returned to local supermarkets for recycling. DO NOT place in container with curbside recyclables. Cereal box cardboard and hard book covers are not recyclable and are disposed of with regular garbage.

Packing materials and Styrofoam may be recycled at local commercial shipping facilities. (Comment - whatever or wherever they are???)

Unfortunately, we didn’t learn of this until recently so our 2010 Rules and Regulations are incorrect. Please pass this information on to your guests and renters.

OUT AND ABOUT

Activities are starting to crop up all over the place…here are some things for the month of July…

LAKEWOOD BLUE CLAWS HAPPENINGS

Did you know the Lakewood Blue Claws are 1^st in the “Sally” League again this year? That means you will get to see some good games. And there is always something happening at the stadium…

Although the Blue Claws will no longer host Thunderfest, the Blue Claws marketing team, in conjunction with WRAT (95.9fm), “The Rat”, has now come up with a new concept, the Wrat Trap, which will feature local bands and song writers, prior to various Friday and Saturday night games. Here’s the lineup for July:

· Friday, July 2, 6-7 pm: Ocean Heirs, songwriting contest winner, rock

· Saturday, July 3, 6-7 pm: Dead End, Band Idol winner (rock)

· Friday, July 9, 6-7 pm: Dominique Papa, singing contest winner

· Friday, July 23, 6-7 pm: Truth Reigns (Christian rock) & Sergeant Peter Jester (rock)

In addition, the E-Street Shuffle will perform a full Bruce Springsteen set on Bruce Springsteen Appreciation Night on Saturday, July 10^th 6-7pm.

Then on Thursday, July 29^th, the BlueClaws will wear ”Goonies” jerseys as they celebrate the 25th anniversary of the hit 1985 movie. Jeff Cohen, who played "Chunk," will be in attendance to sign autographs, throw out a ceremonial first pitch, and judge a "Truffle Shuffle" contest. The jerseys will be auctioned off at the end of the game; all proceeds will go to charity.

This year, the Blue Claws Flea Markets will be held weekly. beginning on Sunday July 11^th through October 31^st from 8am-1pm at the ball field on Cedar Bridge Ave (Rt. 528) in Lakewood.

The Blue Claws also have various weekly promotions and giveaways throughout the season, such as Character Sundays, Kids Eat Free Sundays and Mondays, Seniors Eat Free Tuesdays, Thirsty Thursdays and Fireworks Fridays…For further information, check their website:

www.blueclaws.com

It’s a great family night out, without breaking the piggy bank!!

SPRING LAKE ART WALK

The Spring Lake Chamber of Commerce will host an art walk on the streets in downtown Spring Lake on Saturday, July 3^rd from 10am-5pm.

AMBASSADORS CONCERT

The US Army Field Band, the Ambassadors will present a free concert on Monday, July 5^th at 7:30pm at Jenkinson’s Inlet Beach Stage.

YOUR HEARTS DESIRE SUMMER BOUTIQUE

The Silverton First Aid Squad in the Silverton Section of Toms River will again be hosting a juried craft show from July 9^th – 18^th at the squad building at 86 Maine Street which is off Church Street in Toms River. The hours are Mondays – Saturdays, 10am-8pm and Sundays noon – 5pm. For further information, check their website:

www.yhdcrafts.com/summer/

DALLAS DOOMSDAY DEFENDERS vs NY GIANTS HOOPSTERS

The Dallas Doomsday Defenders will face off against the NY Giants Hoopsters on Saturday, July 10^th at 2pm at the Ritacco Center at Toms River North High School on Old Freehold Road in Toms River. Check the website for further information:

www.trschools.com/psarena/event_detail.asp?ID=648

ALLAIRE VILLAGE FINE ART AND CRAFT MARKET

aLLAAllaire Village will again be hosting a fine art craft show on July 10^th from 10am-4pm at the Village in Farmingdale, just off the Parkway. The Village is a wonderful to visit, even without the craft show. It is a miniature Williamsburg, with people dressed in period costumes, demonstrating crafts of the time.

BRICK TOWNSHIP GARDEN TOUR

The Brick Township Historical Society, in conjunction with the Garden Club of Brick, will sponsor the Eighth Annual Garden Tour of Brick on Tuesday, July 13, 2010 from 10 am to 3 pm. Donation is $15 per person and includes admission to ten gardens throughout the township plus "Tea in the Garden" at the Robert Anstett Cultural Arts Center property and an art show at the same location by the Laurelton Art Society. The tea will feature cold beverages and an assortment of pastries, cookies and breakfast breads. Musicians "Beaver Dam Creek" will be providing music. Also, there will be a gift raffle, a plant sale and a garden craft sale.

Free tours will be available at the Havens Homestead Museum, and the Lizzie Herbert Gift Shop will be open

The Cultural Arts property is located behind the Havens Homestead Museum at 521 Herbertsville Road. Access to both properties is by the driveway marked "Havens Farm" which is one mile west of the intersection of Route 70 and Herbertsville Road.

Tickets can be purchased after June 1st at the following Brick locations:

· The Jersey Paddler, intersection of Rt. 88 and Rt. 70

· Allen Farms, 511 Herbertsville Rd.

· Mr. Alan, the Original Florist, 1881 Rt. 88

· The Brick Flower Market, 570 Mantoloking Rd.

· The Robert James Florist & Garden Center, 2003 Rt. 88

Tickets will also be available the day of the tour at any of the above locations, the Cultural Center and at the ten gardens. For more information call 732-785-2500 or 732-458-1710.

OCEAN COUNTY FAIR

The Ocean County Fair will be held Tuesday, July 13^th – Sunday, July 18^th at Robert Miller Air Park on Rt. 530 in Berkeley. There’s a lot to see and do. To get to the fairgrounds, take the GSP to Exit 80, follow signs for Rt. 530 West and Miller Air Park. Continue on Rt. 530 West to fairgrounds on the left.

Check their website for further information:

www.oceancountyfair.com

ALLAIRE VILLAGE CONCERT

Allaire Village will host Sentimental Journey on Friday, July 16^th and Saturday July 17^th at 7:30pm. Advance ticket purchase is recommended. Check their website for further information:

www.allairevillage.org/Calendars/july.html

THUNDERFEST 2010

Thunderfest has grown by leaps and bounds, to the point that it no longer can be held in the Blue Claws stadium. This year Thunderfest will be held in the PNC Arts Center on Thursday, July 15^th at 7pm. Lady Antebellum will be opening for Tim McGraw.

OCEAN GROVE HOUSE TOUR

The Historical Society of Ocean Grove will conduct its annual house tour on Friday, July 16th, 10:30am–4:30pm. Tickets may be purchased at 45 Pilgrim Pathway by the big gazebo in the center of town. Ocean Grove is known for it gingerbread houses and recently many of the homes have been completely restored. Also, if you’ve never seen the tents that people spend their summers in, you’re in for a treat. Many of the tents have been in families for generations; and you thought the houses in Chadwick were close!! For further information or to purchase tickets in advance, call 732-774-1869 or check their website:

www.oceangrovehistory.org/Tours/HouseTours.htm

SHORE DREAMS FOR KIDS

On Saturday, July 17^th, from 11am-3pm, the New Jersey Performance Powerboat Club will host Shore Dreams for Kids at the Seaside Heights Municipal Dock and Balls Fields on Rt. 35 South, just before the Rt. 37 Bridge. This event was originally started by the Day on the Bay Foundation in the 70’s. Since then this event has put smiles on 1,000’s of Special Olympians, as well as mentally and physically challenged children, special needs children, and their families. This event offers a day of entertainment which includes a “carnival atmosphere” complete with games and small rides, an antique & classic car display, food and drinks, live entertainment and performance powerboat rides on Barnegat Bay at the Jersey Shore. The boat rides are conducted by local performance powerboat owners who volunteer their time and boats to share with those less fortunate. The rain date is Sunday, July 19^th. Online enrollment is required. For further information, check their website:

www.shoredreamsforkids.org

WOODEN BOAT SHOW

The Toms River Wooden Boat Show will be held in Huddy Park, on Water St. and Rt. 166, in Toms River on Saturday, July 17^th from 9am-5pm. For further information check their website:

www.tomsriverseaport.org/eventWBF.shtml

SOUNDS OF THE SIXTIES

The Guild Theatreworks will present a free concert, Sounds of the Sixties, at the Bob Anstette Cultural Center at 515 Herbertsville Road in Brick on Wednesday, July 21^st at 7pm. Call 732-262-1006 for further information.

MONMOUTH COUNTY FAIR

The Monmouth County Fair will be held Wednesday, July 21st- Sunday, July 25^th at East Freehold Park on Kozloski Road in Freehold. There’s a lot to see and do. To get to the fairgrounds, take Rt. 35 North to Rt. 34 North. Continue on Rt. 34 to Rt. 33 West. Continue on Rt. 33 to Rt. 33 Bypass Road West. Continue on Rt. 33 Bypass to Rt. 55 North (Kozloski Road). Note: this is a left hand exit. Stay on Kozloski Road to the park; entrance will be on the left.

Check their website for further information:

www.monmouthcountyparks.com/Page.aspx?ID=2492

READINGTON BALLOON FEST

The Readington Balloon Fest will be held Friday, July 23^rd – Sunday, July 25^th at Solberg Airport in Readington, NJ. It’s supposed to be a magnificent site. Check the website for further information:

www.balloonfestival.com/

CHRISTMAS IN JULY CRAFT SHOW

St. Paul’s Church in Bay Head will host a Christmas in July craft show on Saturday, July 24^th from 10am-4pm. The church is located at the intersection of Bridge Ave. and West Lake Ave. in Bay Head. For further information, call 732-892-5926.

OCEAN GROVE TEDDY BEAR TEA

The Historical Society of Ocean Grove will host its annual Teddy Bear Tea on Wednesday, July 28th at 12 noon. Reservations are required. For further information, call 732-774-1869 or check their website:

www.oceangrovehistory.org/Events/EventDescriptions/TeddyTea.htm

THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE

Toms River HS North will present Thoroughly Modern Millie at the high school Thursday, July 29^th at 7pm and again on Friday, July 30 at 8pm, Saturday, July 31^st at 2pm and 8pm and Sunday, August 1^st at 2pm. Call 732-506-6693 for further information.

OCEAN GROVE GARDEN TOUR

The Historical Society of Ocean Grove will host its annual Garden Tour for the Angel of Victory on Friday, July 30th at 10:30am-4:30pm. For further information, call 732-774-1869 or check their website:

www.oceangrovehistory.org/GeneralPages/gradentour.html

UPPER SHORES LIBRARY ACTIVITIES

The Upper Shores Library on Rt. 35 South in Lavallette has many programs to offer, both for children and adults. There are story hours and crafts for children, guitar lessons, scrap-booking, knitting and crocheting groups. Please note, some activities are “drop in”; others require registration. A list of their activities is attached. Please check their website for further information:

www.engagedpatrons.org/Events.cfm?SiteID=2161

OUT AND ABOUT IN LAVALLETTE

There are many activities going on in Lavallette this month, such as:

Aerobics: Monday, Wednesday, & Friday 8-9am at the Basketball Court on Bay Avenue - Free

Tai Chi - Tuesdays & Thursdays - 8-9am at the Basketball Court on Bay Avenue - Free

Zumba - Tuesday and Thursday – 8-9am at the Lavallette First Aid Building on Bay Avenue - Free

DATE	TIME	EVENT	LOCATION	COMMENTS
Saturday, July 3^rd	8am-11am	Union Church Pancake Breakfast	Rt. 35 N and Philadelphia Avenue	$7 adults; $3 children under 12
Sunday, July 4^th	8pm 9pm	Concert Fireworks	Gazebo on Bay Avenue	Patriotic Theme
Tuesday, July 6^th	8pm	Movie	Bay Avenue Field	“Where the Wild Things Are”
Thursday, July 8^th	8pm	Movie	Bay Avenue Field	“Greetings from the Shore” (filmed in Lavallette)
Sunday, July 11^th	7pm	Concert	Bay Avenue Gazebo	Wilbur Witteman and Orchestra
Tuesday, July 13^th	8pm	Movie	Bay Avenue Field	“Planet 51”
Wednesday, July 14^th		Lavallette Business Association Sidewalk Sale	Rt. 35 N
Friday, July 16^th	8am	Skim Boarding Competition	– Reese Avenue and the Ocean	See Link Below for further information
Saturday, July 17^th		Fire Department Flea Market	Fire Department/ First Aid Squad Parking Lot Washington and Bay Avenues	Rain date July 18^th
Sunday, July 18^th	7pm	Concert	Bay Avenue Gazebo	Fred Lehotay Ragtimers
Tuesday, July 20^th	8pm	Movie	Bay Avenue Field	“Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs”
Wednesday, July 21^st	9am – 4pm	First Aid Squad Flea Market	Fire Department/ First Aid Squad Parking Lot Washington and Bay Avenues	Rain date July 22^nd
Sunday, July 25^th	9am-5:30pm	Lavallette Heritage Day Crafts and Concert	Fire Department/ First Aid Squad Parking Lot Washington and Bay Avenues	Classic VW Show
Tuesday, July 27^th	8pm	Movie	Bay Avenue Field	“Shorts”

For further information on the Skim Board Competition, check:

www.lavallette.org/forms/2010events/2010%20skimboardposter.pdf

DOWNTOWN TOMS RIVER

Downtown Toms River will be the place to be for:

o Farmers Market

Wednesdays through October, beginning June 9^th

11am-5pm Huddy Park at the corner of Water Street and Main Street

www.downtowntomsriver.com/bid/market.htm

o Cruisin' Downtown

An event for all car enthusiasts on Wednesday, June 14th at 6-9pm. Additional “Cruises” are scheduled the 2^nd Wednesday of the month, through September. For further information, check their website:

http://www.downtowntomsriver.com/cruisin/cruisin1.htm

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o 8^th Annual Ice Cream Festival

The 8^th Annual Ice Cream Festival will take place on Saturday, July 17^th on Washington Street in downtown Toms River from 11:30am-5pm.

To order your “Tasting Kit”, visit:

www.icecreamfest.com

o Toms River Wooden Boat Festival

The Toms River Wooden Boat Festival will be held in Huddy Park on Saturday, July 17^th from 9am-5pm. Nautical vendors, marine artists, family boat building and model boat building. Food, games and boat rides. Meet the Valhalla PIRATES! For further information, contact Gary Micco at 908-303-1710.

o Concert in the Park

Saturday, July 24^th - Blue Grass on the River - a FREE concert in Huddy Park, Water Street and Main Street, Toms River. A DJ from WJRZ will open the show from 5-7pm; there will be food, games & contests. The main act will appear from 7 - 9 pm. Don’t forget your lawn chairs. For further information, call 732-341-8738.

o 2010 Toms River Summer Recreation Schedule

The 2010 Toms River Summer Recreation Schedule is at the end of this newsletter. Check the Toms River website for further information:

www.tomsrivertownship.com

CLASSIC CAR CRUISE IN POINT PLEASANT BEACH

The Point Pleasant Beach Chamber of Commerce will host their Classic Car Cruises at Arnold and Bay Aveues in downtown Point Pleasant Beach from 5-9pm on the following Friday nights;

July 9^th (rain date July 16th)

August 6^th (rain date August 13th)

September 10^th (no rain date)

Then on Sunday, October 3^rd (rain date Oct. 10th), they will host the finale, a Car Cruise and Fashion Show 12-4pm - Streets Closed

For more info call contact the Point Pleasant Beach Chamber of Commerce at 732-899-2424.

RIVERBOAT SWING

Chick and Audrey Krug, of Silver Beach Road, are again organizing the 14^th Annual Riverboat Swing on the River Queen on Sunday, August 22nd from noon-4pm. From what we hear, the event is almost sold out…so if you want to go, contact Chick ASAP. See the flyer attached to this newsletter for further details.

RAINY DAY ACTIVITIES

We hope you won’t need this, but it’s a good idea to be prepared…some of these are repeats…but it’s been a while since we wrote about them…

NJ Shipwreck Museum and Museum of NJ Maritime History

Did you know that NJ has a Shipwreck Museum and a Museum of NJ Maritime History? Neither did I. There is also a Maritime Museum right in downtown Toms River.

The Shipwreck Museum was recently started by the NJ Historical Divers Association. It is in its formative stages, and has limited exhibits and hours. It is located of Rt. 18 in Wall Township in Info Age Science Center in the old Marconi Hotel, which was built in 1914. Some of the pictures on the site from the “early days” are quite interesting. You’ll love the showers!! Might be worth the trip just for the walk down memory lane. There also are communication exhibits at the center, including Radio Technology, Vintage Computers and the National Broadcasters Hall of Fame.

The Museum of NJ Maritime History is appears to be more established. It is located in Beach Haven.

The Maritime Museum in Toms River is located on Water Street and Hooper Avenue. It has various models on display as well as a library and ships store.

Might be good “rainy” day things to keep in mind. If you go, please let me know what you think, so I can pass the info on to others. Here are the links for further info:

www.njhda.org/museumpage.html

www.museumofnjmh.com

www.tomsriverseaport.org/museum.shtml

Insectropolis – this is probably more for the boys…but girls might like it also…all the bugs you care to see…and then some…1791 Rt. 9, Toms River – 732-349-7090 or

www.insectropolis.com

Ice Skating – Gold Coast Arena – 1215 Wycoff Rd., Wall – 732-919-7070 or

www.goldcoastarena.com

Roller Skating – Jackson Skating Arena – 2270 W. County Line Rd, Jackson – 732-363-2222 or

www.sk8rollermagic.com/jkhome.html

Ceramics – Git Fired Up – 626 Bay Ave, Point Pleasant – 732-892-7529 or

www.gitfireduppottery.com

Arts and Crafts - Your Creative Side - We just passed this storefront business while driving up Rt 35…after looking at their website, it appears there is something for everyone, both young and old…check it out. It’s located at 1955 Rt. 35 N in Ortley Beach – 732-793-2226 or

www.yourcreativeside.net/home

Ocean County Historical Museum – 26 Hadley Ave, Toms River – an 1825 home decorated of the period, also a dirigible display,native American artifacts, and WWII exhibit -732-341-1880 or

www.oceancountyhistory.org

Monmouth Museum – Brookdale College Campus – 765 Newman Springs Rd, Middletown – exhibits both for children and adults - 732-747-2266 or

www.monmouthmuseum.org

Cattus Island County Park – 1170 Cattus Island Blvd (right off Fisher Blvd), Toms River – There are nature trails, nature boat tours and seining lessons on weekends, and a butterfly garden - 732-270-6960 or visit:

www.ocean.nj.us/parks/cattus.html

Sea Gypsy Pirate Ship - The Masone family visited the Sea Gypsy Pirate Ship late last year and said their children really enjoyed. It’s a relatively new attraction for children on Princeton Avenue in Brick in which children get to dress up like pirates and board a fully outfitted pirate ship, for a real pirate adventure, including a treasure hunt. For further information, call 732-899-6100 or check their website:

www.jerseyshorepirates.com/

Popcorn Zoo in Lacey - Have you ever ventured to Popcorn Zoo in Lacey? It’s easy to find, right off the parkway at exit 74. It’s open daily from 11am-5pm. The zoo is operated by the American Human Societies, so the majority of the animals have been rescued. It’s not the Bronx Zoo, but it would be something to do on a cloudy day. Bring a picnic lunch and plan to spend a few hours with nature, learning about wildlife and conservation. See their website for further information:

www.ahscares.org

New Eqypt Speedway’s Kids Club - Have you heard about the "Ralphie the Racer's Kids Club" at the New Egypt Speedway on Rt. 539 in New Egypt? The club is open to all children of the ages 4 to 10. The club meets twice each Saturday in the Turn 4 Picnic Area.

The first time the Kid’s Club gathers at 4pm to take a ride in the Fan Van. The Fan Van is a little school bus, which gets driven by a different race car driver each week throughout the pit area. This opportunity gives the kids a great chance to see all the cars up close and meet a lot of the racecar drivers. Many of the drivers even give the kids a little treat or toy.

The second meeting time is at 7pm when club members get to enjoy many different activities, such as arts and crafts, games and much more. All activities are supervised by professionals who are CPR and First Aid Certified and years of experience in child care with certificates.

Membership for one year is $10. When you join, you'll receive a "Ralphie The Racer" T-shirt, Ralphie autograph card, be a part of weekly kids club activities, and participate in pit tours in the Fan Van. This sounds like any little boy’s dream!

For further information on the Kid’s Club and the race schedule, check out their website:

www.newegyptspeedway.net

Wall Stadium – formerly Wall Speedway, is again open for racing on Saturday nights and for gocarts on Sundays. Check their website for the lineup:

www.wallspeedway.com/schedule.html

http://wallsundayseries.fortunecity.com/id2.htm

OUTDOOR SUMMER CONCERTS

What would Summer be without all the outdoor concerts?? Here is a summary of those in the immediate vicinity:

BRICK SUMMERFEST

Good News!! Brick Summerfest will continue this year, despite all the budget cuts.!!

This is a wonderful night under the stars…come early (be there by 5pm as parking is tight) and bring a picnic dinner or take one of the shuttle buses that run from Brick.

Here’s the Summerfest schedule for 2010:

DATE	TIME	EVENT	COMMENTS
Thurs, July 1st	7pm	Hotel California, an Eagles Tribute Band	Fireworks at the end of the show
Thurs, July 8th	7pm	Drive-in Movie: “Alvin and the Chipmunks (The Squeakquel)”
Sun, July 11th	TBA	Speed Garvey	East Coast Boat Racing Club of NJ
Thurs, July 22nd	7pm	The Infernos	Fireworks at the end of the show
August 3	7pm	National Kids Day/ National Night Out Against Crime
August 5	6pm	Car Show  Time Capsule Cruisers
August 19	7pm	Drive in Movie “Ice Age Dawn of the Dinosaurs”
August 26	7pm	3 Po’ Tenors Opening band Sentimental Journey	Fireworks at 9pm
September 2	7pm	Drive in Movie “The Fantastic Mr. Fox”

The Food Court opens and the DJ begins at 5:00 PM

Shuttle Buses leave from the following convenient locations at 5:00 p.m. and run continuously until the final bus to Windward Beach Park leaves at 8:00 p.m.:

Drum Point School-Drum Point Road

Brick High School—Chambers Bridge Road

Midstreams Elementary School-Midstreams. 

Return trips from Windward Beach Park begin at 9:00 p.m. 

All children who are 16 years old or younger must be accompanied by an adult.

Check their website for further information:

http://www.twp.brick.nj.us/content.asp?ContentId=1006

For more info or in the event of inclement weather call 732-262-1006

FESTIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC CONCERTS

Sadly, after 22 years, the Festival of the Atlantic Concerts will no longer be held in Point Pleasant Beach. Father Alphonse, who spear-headed the concerts has taken an assignment in Washington, DC and will no longer be performing in Point Pleasant. Father Alphonse will be appearing in the Great Auditorium in Ocean Grove on Saturday, September 18^th. Get your tickets early, as I’m sure they will be in demand.

JENKINSON’S 2010 CONCERT SERIES

While the Festival of the Atlantic has been cancelled, Jenkinson’s has decided to continue the tradition of Wednesday night concerts at the inlet. All shows begin at 7:30pm. Here is the schedule:

July 7^th – Your Three Tenors

July 14^th – Bobby Byrne Irish Show

July 21^st – Rain Date, if necessary

July 29^th – Big Band

August 4^th – Festival Italiana

August 11^th – Magical Evening of Broadway and Pop

August 18^th, Rain Date, if necessary

August 25^th – Bobby Byrne Irish Show

September 1^st – Big Band/rain date

September 6^th – Patriotic Finale

SOUNDS OF SUMMER CONCERTS

Bayville Township will again host their Sound of Summer Concerts at Veterans Park.

This year’s lineup includes:

Tuesday, July 13^th at 6pm Bobby and the Jets

Tuesday, July 27^th at 6pm – The Bronx Wanderers with Joey Arinio and Family

Tuesday, August 10^th at 6pm – The Duprees

Tuesday, August 24^th at 6pm – Hotel California – a tribute to The Eagles

Saturday, September 11^th – the Party Dolls – time TBD

CONCERT FEST 2010

Manchester Township will again host their Concert Fest 2010 at Harry Wright Lake in Whiting. Here is the schedule of concerts:

Saturday, July 3rd, 2010

“Sounds of The Street” @ 6pm

“The Duprees” @ 7:30 p.m.

Fireworks @ Finale

Wednesday, July 7th, 2010

“Joey Arminio & The Family” @ 6pm

“Soul Be It” @ 7:30pm

Wednesday, July 21st, 2010

“3 Po’ Tenors” @ 6:00 p.m.

“The Happenings” @ 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday, Aug. 4th, 2010

“Edmund Brothers” at 6:00 p.m.

“Kenny Vance and the Planotones” @ 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday, Aug. 18th, 2010

“Charisma” @ 6:00 p.m.

“The Infernos” @ 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 2010

“Jersey Sound” @ 6:00 p.m.

“Mahoney Brothers” @ 7:30 p.m.

The fun begins @ 5:00 p.m. with 92.7 WOBM. Listen to 92.7 WOBM for concert updates. Concerts are free to the public. Bring lawn chairs & blankets. Refreshment Vendors will be available.

Free Bus Service is available. For further information, contact the Manchester Recreation Department call 732-657-8121, ext. 5102 or 5101, or visit their website:

www.manchestertwp.com

MORE OUTDOOR CONCERTS

Just found a new site that has a plethora of outdoor concert information…it’s too large to include here in print, but worth a quick look to see what is not only here at the beach, but throughout NJ….

http://mysite.verizon.net/vzeef870/July-2010.htm

LIVE AT THE MILL

The Mill in Spring Lake Heights presents:

Michael Amante – Wednesday, July 14^th

The Loving Spoonful – Thursday, July 22^nd

Dave Mason – Thurday, August 12^th

Dinner begins at 7pm; Show starts at 9pm. Call 732-449-1800 for further information.

SURFLIGHT THEATRE

The Surflight Theatre in Beach Haven (LBI) will be presenting:

The Drowsy Chaperone – thru July 3^rd (times vary)

42^nd Street – July 6^th – 25^th (times vary)

High School Musical – July 27^th – August 15^th (times vary)

The Children’s Theatre at Surflight (all shows at 6pm) will be presenting:

Beauty and the Beast – thru -July 3^rd

Cinderella – July 7^th – 11^th

Peter Pan – July 14^th – 18^th

Sleeping Beauty – July 21^st – 25^th

The Wizard of Oz – July 28^th – August 1st

Check their website for details:

www.surflight.org

PNC ARTS CENTER

The 2010 schedule for the PNC Arts Center is at the end of this newsletter. The Arts Center is an outdoor amphitheater, located at Exit 116 of the Garden State Parkway. There are food and beverages available. It’s a lovely way to spend an evening. Tickets are available at www.Livenation.com or at the PNC Arts Center Box Office, either in person or by phone 732- 203-2500.

OCEAN GROVE AUDITORIUM CONCERTS

The Ocean Grove Auditorium will host several concerts this summer. All concerts are on Saturday night and begin at 8pm:

DATE	PERFORMING
July 10th	America
July 17^th	Abba Tour with Arrival from Sweden
July 24^th	Smokey Robinson
July 31st	Amy Grant
August 14th	The Beach Boys
August 28^th	Johnny Mathis

HOUSE OF BLUES IN ATLANTIC CITY

The House of Blues in Atlantic City has a big lineup this summer. Check their website for ticket information:

www.houseofblues.com/tickets/searchresults.php?mode=lview&venue=atlanticcity&uuin=ConcertCalendar

DATE	TIME	PERFORMING
07/02/10	8:00PM	Dierks Bentley
07/03/10	8:00PM	Diddy with Dirty Money and Friends
07/04/10	9:00PM	Flaming Lips
07/08/10	8:00PM	Jakob Dylan
07/09/10	8:00PM	Rebelution
07/10/10	8:00PM	BEN BURNLEY ACOUSTIC
07/16/10	7:00PM	Dark Fall Movie Premiere
07/17/10	8:00PM	The Go-Go's
07/22/10	8:00PM	Chrisette Michele
07/23/10	8:00PM	George Thorogood
07/24/10	8:00PM	Crowded House
07/28/10	7:00PM	Tower of Power & Average White Band
7/29/10	8pm	Nas & Damian Marley

ATLANTIC CITY SHOWS

Last but not least. for those of you who may prefer to see a show, rather than gamble, or those who would like to do both, here is a list of various shows in Atlantic City during July:

LOCATION	SHOW	DATES	WEBSITE
AC Hilton	Blue Oyster Cult	Friday, July 2nd	www.hiltonac.com
	Meatloaf	Saturday, July 10th
	Bret Michaels	Friday, July 16th
	Cheech and Chong	Saturday, July 17^th
	Bill Clinton	Friday, July 23rd
	Eddie Money	Saturday, July 24^th
	The Fixx	Friday, July 30th
Borgata	The Goo Goo Dolls	Saturday, July 3rd	www.theborgata.com
	Sting	Friday, July 9th
	The Moody Blues	Friday, July 16th
	Counting Crows	Friday, July 31st
Caesar’s Palace	Ringo Starr	Saturday, July 3rd	www.caesarsac.com
	Huey Lewis and the News	Saturday, July 10th
	Melissa Ethridge	Saturday, July 17^th
Harrah’s Marina	Straight No Chaser with a Twist	Various, thru Saturday, August 28^th	www.harrahsresort.com
	Atlantic City Food and Wine Festival	Thursday, July 29^th – Sunday, August 1st
Resorts	Rodney Carrington	Saturday, July 17th	www.resortsac.com
Tropicana	Craig Ferguson	Friday, July 9th	www.tropicana.net
	Smash Mouth	Saturday, July 31st
	Brett Daniels – Magic and Beyond	Various, thru Wednesday, September 1^st
Trump Marina	“Hypnosterical”	Various, thru Sunday, September 5th	www.trumpmarina.com
	Mitch Fatel	Saturday, July 17th
	Jackie “The Joke Man”	Saturday, July 31st
Trump Plaza	Mike “The Sensation” Sorrentino’s Birthday Blast	Saturday, July 10th	www.trumpplaza.com
	“V – The Ultimate Variety Show “	Various, thru Sunday, September 5th
Trump Taj Mahal	Dane Cook	Friday, July 2^nd – Saturday, July 3^rd	www.Trumptaj.com
	American Idol Tour Live	Saturday, July 10^th
	Charley Mack’s Party4Peace	Friday, July 23^rd
	Santana with Steve Winwood	Saturday, July 24^th
	Wisin and Yandel	Friday, July 30th
	Cirque Dreams “Jungle Fantasy”	Various, thru Sunday, September 5th

That’s all for now…see you next month…and remember, if you have any item of interest that you would like to share, please email us at:

silverbeachnj@aol.com

Now I’m heading to the beach!! Hope to see you there too!!

Silver Beach Executive Committee
Riverboat Swing

Ed Polcer’s All-Stars welcome the Midiri Brothers to the Swing!

Join us for the 14th annual sailing of the River Queen with:

Ed Polcer – cornet Joe Midiri – reeds

Paul Midiri – vibes and trombone Mark Shane – piano

Frank Tate – bass Joe Ascione – drums

Judy Kurtz – vocals

AN ALL-STAR BAND IN A SPECTACULAR VENUE

Noon to 4 PM on Sunday, August 22, 2010

Tickets $89.00 per person

Order tickets promptly — our 2008 and 2009 cruises sold out early

Ticket price includes open bar for entire cruise and a delicious Hot and Cold buffet lunch. All you can eat and drink while cruising the smooth inland waters of Barnegat Bay.

Call or write for reservations, information and directions.

Please include a self-addressed, stamped envelope.

Email: chick@cdksys.com

Mail checks payable to Charles Krug to P.O. Box 138, Normandy Beach, NJ 08739

Phone 732-830-3496

Toms River Recreation Department

SUMMER 2010 Schedule

(732) 341-1000 ext. 8415

Tennis Lessons

Location: Shelter Cove Tennis Courts, east end of Bay Avenue.

Dates: June 28 – August 6

Fee: $50.00

Limit: 20 per class.

Ages, Days, Times:

1st grade: Tues & Thurs, 9-9:45 am

2nd grade: Tues & Thurs, 10-10:45 am

3rd grade: M – W – F, 9-10 am

4th & 5th grade: M – W – F, 10-11 am

6th – 8th grade: M – W – F, 11-12 noon

High School: Tues & Thurs, 11-12 noon

Fridays, 12-1 pm

Adults: Tues & Thurs, 7 -8 pm

Beach & Pool Information

* Seasonal & Daily Rates Available

Ortley Beach- Ocean Ave., Ortley Beach

Shelter Cove Beach- Bay Ave.

Toms River Pool- 1810 Warren Point Road

Pre- Season Beach Badges

$35.00 – Sold at the Toms River Pool & Toms River Senior Center M-F, 9-4, until May 28. Badges are also sold at the 4th Ave. lifeguard headqtrs. in Ortley Beach 10am – 2pm until 5/31. Free senior citizen badges available with proof of age and residency in Toms River Twp. Must be 62 & older.

Swimming Lessons

Session I – Mon. & Wed. June 28 – July 21

Tues. & Thurs. June 29 – July 22

Session II – Mon. & Wed. July 26 – Aug. 18

Tues. & Thurs. July 27 – Aug. 19

Beginner: M & W, 9:30 or 10am; T & TH, 9:30 or 10am

Advanced Beginner: M & W, 8:30 or 9am; T & TH, 8:30 or 9am

Intermediate & Advanced: M & W, 8am; T & TH, 8am

Fee: $45.00 per session

Ages: 5 to 14

* Outdoor pool, no make-up dates. All classes are 30 minutes. Classes are Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday. Description of each category provided online upon registering.

Camp Discovery

For information regarding our summer camp for children with developmental disabilities, please contact (732) 341-1000 ext. 8418

SUMMER THEATER PROGRAM

Learn to sing and dance! Students are taught by experienced instructors and put on a recital at the end of the program. Registered participants should report to the H.S South Auditorium at 10 AM on 6/28 for the first day. Rehearsal times vary.

Location: TRHS South Auditorium.

Ages: 8 thru 18

Fee: $30.00

SUMMER PLAYGROUND PROGRAM

Locations: Silver Bay, Cedar Grove, West Dover, and Citta School

Dates: July 6 – August 13

Days/Times: Mon. – Fri., 8:30 am – 4:30 pm

Ages: 6 –13(child must have completed kindergarten)

Fee: $255- Includes trips.

Maximum: 150 children – Silver Bay, Cedar Grove, & Citta, 135 children – West Dover

Content: Includes games, sports, arts & crafts, Home Run Derby. Trips include roller skating, ice skating, bowling, Ortley Beach, & Blackbeard’s Cave.

SPORTS CAMPS

Toms River Recreation will offer the following week-long sports camps:

Location: Toms River HS North Football Field.

Multi Sports: June 28 – July 2

Sports Squirts (3-5 years): June 28 – July 2 and July 12 – July 16

Lacrosse Camp: July 12 – July 16

Golf Camp: August 9 – August 13

* Please refer to the U.S. Sports Institute flyer and www.usssportinstitute.com for further information on times, ages, and fees. Register directly on the U.S. Sports Institute website.

MAD SCIENCE WEEK

Location: Riverwood Park Recreation Bldg., Riverwood Dr.

Dates: June 28 – July 2

Times: 2 – 5 PM

Ages: Grades 1-5 (must have completed gr.1)

Fee: $114

Limit: 20 children

Theme: Space- The Final Frontier

Campers will explore the mysteries of the solar system and the science behind space travel. They will learn about gravity, propulsion and the basics of rocket science through hands on activities. Finally campers will take part in several rocket launches. Take home projects include a balloon rocket, air rockets, shuttle copter and more!

*Please register directly on www.madscience.org/cj

Children at all camps must bring lunch in insulated containers. No refrigeration provided.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION*

The Department of Recreation is pleased to announce our new online registration process for all programs. Capturepoint’s “Community Pass” program is designed to expedite and streamline the registration process for our users. Please follow the directions below on how to access the online system:

1) Log on to http://register.communitypass.net/tomsriver

2) Click on “Create an Account for your family now”

3) Complete the account information and click submit

4) Click on “Register Now” to begin registering for programs

*Please Note: The system will open for registration and payment on May 27, 2010 at 7:00 pm. For a quicker checkout on the day of registration it is suggested that you setup your account information ahead of time. Refunds given prior to start of programs only.

	PNC ARTS CENTER 2010 SCHEDULE
Date	Event
Fri, 07/02/10 07:00 p.m.	Lynyrd Skynyrd God & Guns Tour w/ Bret Michaels of Poison & 38 Special
Sat, 07/03/10 07:00 p.m.	Limp Bizkit with Method Man and Redman
Wed, 07/07/10 08:00 p.m.	An Evening with Sting Performing his most celebrated songs Featuring the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra Presented by Xerox
Fri, 07/09/10 07:30 p.m.	Chicago and The Doobie Brothers
Sat, 07/10/10 07:00 p.m.	311 & The Offspring with special guest Pepper
Sun, 07/11/10 07:30 p.m.	Iron Maiden
Tue, 07/13/10 07:00 p.m.	Jack Johnson: To The Sea Tour 2010
Thu, 07/15/10 07:00 p.m.	Southern Voice Tour: Tim McGraw with special guest Lady Antebellum and Love and Theft
Fri, 07/16/10 07:30 p.m.	Meat Loaf
Tue, 07/20/10 07:30 p.m.	Santana with special guest Steve Winwood
Tue, 07/27/10 07:00 p.m.	Goo Goo Dolls with special guest Switchfoot
Wed, 07/28/10 02:15 p.m.	THE ROCKSTAR ENERGY DRINK MAYHEM FESTIVAL featuring KORN, Rob Zombie, Lamb of God, Five Finger Death Punch
Thu, 07/29/10 07:30 p.m.	Celtic Woman

Sat, 07/31/10 03:00 p.m.	Lilith
Tue, 08/03/10 07:00 p.m.	John Mayer
Thu, 08/05/10 05:00 p.m.	Shinedown with special guests Chevelle, Puddle of Mudd, Sevendust & 10 Years
Fri, 08/06/10 07:00 p.m.	O.A.R. (of a revolution.)
Sat, 08/07/10 06:00 p.m.	103.5 KTU’s Beatstock
Sat, 08/14/10 07:00 p.m.	Green Day with special guest AFI
Sun, 08/15/10 07:30 p.m.	Maroon 5
Mon, 08/16/10 07:00 p.m.	Jonas Brothers in Concert with Demi Lovato and friends from Camp Rock
Thu, 08/19/10 08:00 p.m.	Crosby, Stills & Nash
Fri, 08/20/10 06:30 p.m.	KISS
Sat, 08/21/10 07:30 p.m.	Creed
Fri, 09/03/10 07:30 p.m.	Rush Time Machine Tour
Sun, 09/05/10 07:00 p.m.	Stone Temple Pilots