Ocean township hosts fall fest with classic cars, music and pumpkin painting
Fall festival

Ocean Township hosts fall fest with classic cars, music and pumpkin painting

Ocean Township, NJ – Families will gather this weekend at Joe Palaia Park for Ocean Township’s annual Fall Fest, a daylong community celebration featuring food, music, and seasonal activities.

The festival runs Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with free admission. Highlights include a vendor and craft fair, pumpkin painting, and a classic car show. Visitors can also enjoy $3 fire truck rides, with a special sensory-friendly ride scheduled for 1 p.m.

Live entertainment will kick off at 11 a.m. with music from Pure McCartney, a tribute act performing Beatles-era hits. The event also features Green Fest, an environmental showcase promoting community sustainability.

Ocean township hosts fall fest with classic cars, music and pumpkin painting
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Sponsors include local businesses, civic groups, and the Office of Mayor John P. Napolitani, Sr. A rain date is set for Sunday.

The township promises fall fun for all ages, from pumpkins to horsepower.

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