Brick summerfest continues thursday with jersey girl

BRICK TOWNSHIP, NJ – Brick Township’s SummerFest, presented by Pine Belt Cars, will continue on Thursday, July 20, featuring a nostalgic trip back to the 80s with Jessie’s Girl and their Back to the 80’s Show.

SummerFest, known as the best FREE family event in Ocean County, offers more than just great music. Attendees can enjoy a food court serving delicious food and drinks, a beer and wine garden, and a stunning fireworks display. Remember, SummerFest is always free to attend.

Jessie’s Girl is renowned as the World’s Greatest Tribute to the music of the 80s. The band features a talented lineup of rock and pop vocalists from New York City, accompanied by an exceptional band. Their NYC shows have seen appearances from 80s icons like Bret Michaels, MC Hammer, Colin Hay, Tiffany, Debbie Gibson, Taylor Dane, and more.

Get ready to transport yourself back to the 80s by dressing in neon, leg warmers, and styling your hair with extra hairspray. Join the party at Windward Beach on July 20 and dance like it’s 1989!

To make attending SummerFest easy and convenient, Brick Township provides a complimentary Shuttle Bus Service. The shuttle bus pick-up and drop-off locations include Drum Point Elementary School, Veterans Memorial Middle School, Midstreams Elementary School, Lanes Mill School, and Brick Township High School.

The trips to Windward Beach begin at 5 pm, and return trips start at 8 pm. Due to limited parking at Windward Beach, vehicle access to the park is closed once the lot is filled. Therefore, it is strongly recommended that everyone uses the shuttle buses. You are allowed to bring coolers and chairs on the shuttles.

Here are some important details you should know:

Concerts generally start around 7 pm.
Remember to bring your own chairs and/or blankets for seating.
Smoking is prohibited at Windward Beach Park.
Pets are not allowed at SummerFest.
Coolers are permitted, but outside alcohol is not allowed. Please note that all bags and coolers are subject to police search upon entry to the park.
The Beer and Wine Garden is only open to guests aged 21 and over. Entry into the garden requires a valid ID.
Help maintain the cleanliness of the park by utilizing the provided garbage and recycling receptacles.

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