Join the festive fun at jenkinson’s annual easter parade

POINT PLEASANT BEACH, NJ – Mark your calendars for a springtime tradition that brings joy and community spirit to the Jersey Shore. Jenkinson’s Boardwalk is proud to host its Annual Easter Parade on Sunday, March 31st at 1 pm. This beloved event, sponsored by the Point Pleasant Beach Chamber of Commerce, promises an afternoon filled with fun, creativity, and friendly competition.

Participants are invited to register for the parade from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm in front of Joey Tomatoes. With the parade kicking off promptly at 1 pm, attendees can look forward to a vibrant showcase along the boardwalk. Categories for entry include Children aged 0-3, 4-6, and 7-10, allowing the youngest members of the community to take part in the festivities. Additionally, there are categories for Floats, Multiples, and Bonnets, offering a wide range of opportunities for creative expression.

Prizes will be awarded in each category, featuring items from boardwalk establishments and local businesses, highlighting the strong community support and involvement in this event. This annual parade not only celebrates the Easter holiday but also the coming together of families, friends, and local businesses in a display of community pride and seasonal joy.

Set against the scenic backdrop of Ocean Ave on the boardwalk at Point Pleasant Beach, NJ, Jenkinson’s Annual Easter Parade is a must-attend event for anyone looking to embrace the Easter spirit and enjoy a day of family-friendly fun by the sea.

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