Nov 22 Saturday
Biographies and Women’s History books are half price for March. If you love to read and have never visited our sale, please come in to shop. Our prices are unbelievable. We are currently overloaded with paperbacks and children's books. You will also find puzzles, games, vinyl records, DVDs and CDs as well as books on tape and large print books. We are also open on Thursdays from 10 a.m. until noon. Visit our website at www.aauw-nj-nmcb.org for our donation policy. Closed on Holiday weekends.
Nov 25 Tuesday
Come share your musical passions at Belmar Art Center's Weekly Open Mic and Music Workshop!
Every Tuesday, sign-ups start at 7pm.
Attention songwriters and musicians, a new open mic is town. We have been facilitating a Tuesday WEEKLY open mic and workshop, every TUESDAY for artists to hone and share their amazingness and receive feedback for over 3 years now!
If you wish to share an original of yours, awesome. If you want to play a cover, great. You may want to just share an idea with a band to see what it sounds like. That's great. This open mic is designed for collaborators and experimentalist alike, to try new things, and be open to different possibilities. Join our hosts multi-instrumentalist Andy Demos & singer, song writer, guitarist Alex Sanders every Tuesday Night.
Free for BAC Members ($35/year membership fee)$5 donation for non-members
This Shared Interest group is run by Andy Demos adreamos1@gmail.comPlease email Andy if you have any questions or concerns.
Nov 29 Saturday
Dec 02 Tuesday
Born in 1940, Monmouth University alumnus Stephen Friedland performs under the name Brute Force. A lifelong singer-songwriter, Friedland began his musical journey a songwriter for Bright Tunes Productions at the behest of doo-wop group The Tokens, who had scored a hit with “The Lion Sleeps Tonight.” Friedland joined the band as their keyboard player. For Bright Tunes, Friedland composed the Chiffons’ 1965 hit “Nobody Knows What’s Goin’ On (in My Mind But Me).” He also composed hit songs for Del Shannon, Peggy March, and The Cyrkle.
In 1968, The Beatles famously invited musicians around the world to submit their work for consideration for release by Apple Records. Friedland answered the call with his original composition “The King of Fuh,” which has emerged as one of the most notorious songs in annals of Apple Records history. Against all odds, John Lennon and George Harrison opted to release the song, which tells the tongue-in-cheek story about a monarch toiling in the land of Fuh. Under Harrison’s supervision, the song was overdubbed with a string arrangement composed by John Barham. Given the song’s irreverent nature, EMI (Apple’s parent company) refused to distribute the single, of which only 1,000 copies were pressed. In 2010, more than four decades after its original rejection by EMI, “The King of Fuh” was released by Apple Records on the Come and Get It compilation. Friedland is currently developing a play entitled Color Talk for production.
Dec 06 Saturday
Attention music lovers! We are proud to announce that Split Level Concerts at Jersey Shore Arts Center is back! All shows in the 2025-26 season will take place at JSAC’s historic Palaia Theater, 66 South Main Street in Ocean Grove.
This month we welcome Tim Easton with special guest Quincy Mumford.
Visit each artist's website to learn more:
https://www.timeaston.com/https://www.quincymumford.com/
Jersey Shore Arts Center and Split Level Concerts are proud to be partnering with Brookdale Public Radio - 90.5 The Night and Musicians On A Mission (MOAM) to promote the power of live music. Musicians On A Mission is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating connection and inspiring giving through music so volunteers will be on hand in the lobby at every concert collecting will be collecting donations on behalf of Fulfill. Be sure to bring along non-perishable food items to benefit the food insecure in Monmouth County.
Lobby Doors: 6:30 PM (with theater seating no later than 7:30 PM)Showtime: 8:00 PM.
2025-26 Split Level Concerts @ JSAC Lineup
Saturday, November 8th – James Maddock and Band w/special guest Jackson PinesSaturday, December 6th – Tim Easton w/special guest Quincy MumfordSaturday, January 24th – Nathan Graham and Band w/special guest Deseree SpinksSaturday, February 28th – Shannon McNally and Band w/special guest Arlan FeilesSaturday, March 21st – Joy Clark w/special guest Sug DanielsSaturday, April 18th – Lucy Kaplansky w/special guest Dave VargoSaturday, May 16th – Kim Richey
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Dec 13 Saturday
Dec 16 Tuesday