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Count Basie Theatre   There are 21 theaters in Monmouth County that range from small neighborhood theaters to larger venues, like the acclaimed Count Basie Center for the Arts in Red Bank. The theatre has welcomed legends like James Brown and Tony Bennett, as well as headline performers Al Green, George Carlin, Boz Scaggs, Counting Crows, Olivia Newton-John, Brian Wilson, “Weird Al” Yankovic and Jon Stewart. This nonprofit organization also has schools of performing arts and music, providing rich learning opportunities for area children.

Seven Presidents Ocean Front Park This 38-acre beach park has something for every member of your family. You’ll find guarded swimming and designated areas for surfing, including outdoor showers and changing areas. When you’re ready to eat, there’s a snack bar and sheltered eating areas. You can even reserve a picnic tent for groups up to 50. For those rainy days during the summer, the Monmouth Park System offers seashore-oriented programs at the Activity Center. Plus, “Summer Fun at Tony’s Place” is a program that provides free access to the playground during the summer for children with special needs. Your teens might like to check out the Skateplex for skateboarding and inline skating. For more information, visit the Monmouth County Parks and Recreation website.

Sandy Hook LighthouseNear the tip of Sandy Hook is the oldest working lighthouse in the United States. Amazingly well-preserved, this unique octagonal tower dates back to the 18th century and has been in service since 1764. After you trek to the top of the Sandy Hook Lighthouse and take in the view, there’s still more to do. The peninsula also has a beautiful holly forest, surf fishing, hiking, beaches, trails, salt marshes, and other historical sites.