Brick fall festival approaching, here's who will be there

BRICK TOWNSHIP, NJ – Brick Township’s Fall Festival is just over a week away and Mayor Lisa Crate is inviting the entire community to come out and celebrate the day together.

Brick Township’s Annual Fall Fest Celebration presented by Pine Belt Cars is scheduled for Saturday, October 14 (rain date 10/15) from 1pm until 7pm at Windward Beach Park. Fall Fest will feature food trucks and vendors, fire pits, hatchet throwing, a hay maze, games and much more. There will be beer and wine for guests ages 21 and over. A highlight will be the annual Corn Hole Tournament. The event will conclude with a dazzling firework display. Food Trucks and Vendors Scheduled to be at Fall Fest include: • 502 Baking Co. • America’s Kettle Corn • Caldino’s • Chilling Out Ice Cream • Dags Dippers • Pita Bowl • Simple Fried • John and Debbie O’s • Krakus Deli • Latin Bites • Shore Fresh Seafood • Shore Shake • Tacos Y Alitas • Twister Steaks Complimentary Shuttle Buses will be available for Fall Fest. Shuttle bus locations are Drum Point Elementary School and Lanes Mill Elementary School. Trips to Fall Fest begin at 12:30pm and will continue throughout the event. Admission to Fall Fest is free. The Corn Hole Tournament is open to anyone ages 18 and over (2-person teams). ChatGPT

BRICK TOWNSHIP FALL FEST SET FOR OCTOBER 14 AT WINDWARD BEACH PARK

BRICK, NJ – Brick Township’s annual Fall Fest, presented by Pine Belt Cars, is slated for Saturday, October 14 at Windward Beach Park from 1 pm to 7 pm.

The event promises an array of attractions including food trucks and vendors, hatchet throwing, fire pits, a hay maze, and a variety of games. Guests 21 years and older will have access to beer and wine. Notably, attendees can look forward to the annual Corn Hole Tournament. The festivities will wrap up with a fireworks show.

Participating food trucks and vendors encompass:

502 Baking Co.
America’s Kettle Corn
Caldino’s
Chilling Out Ice Cream
Dags Dippers
Pita Bowl
Simple Fried
John and Debbie O’s
Krakus Deli
Latin Bites
Shore Fresh Seafood
Shore Shake
Tacos Y Alitas
Twister Steaks

To facilitate transportation, complimentary shuttle buses will be provided. These buses will operate from Drum Point Elementary School and Lanes Mill Elementary School, starting at 12:30 pm and will run for the duration of the event.

Entry to Fall Fest carries no charge. The Corn Hole Tournament is accessible to individuals aged 18 and above, with participation in 2-person teams.

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