New jersey seafood and music festival makes waves at bell works

HOLMDEL, NJ – Seafood lovers and music fans are in for a treat this Saturday, October 19, 2024, as the New Jersey Seafood & Music Festival takes over Bell Works. This family-friendly event promises a full day of savory seafood, live entertainment, and exciting activities for all ages. Even dogs are welcome at this “FISHtival,” making it a day of fun for everyone.

With a diverse lineup of food vendors, festivalgoers will have plenty to savor. Popular spots like Angry Archies and Cousins Maine Lobster will offer up fan-favorite seafood dishes, while other vendors, including Mystic Lobster and Mo Betta Gourmet, will serve fresh local bites. Sweet treats are also on hand from dessert experts like House of Cupcakes and Pirate Pete’s Soda Pop Co., rounding out the food experience.

Beyond just a seafood feast, the event celebrates New Jersey’s local businesses, with many vendors showcasing locally sourced ingredients. This festival is a way to support small businesses and enjoy the freshest seafood from the Garden State.

In addition to the culinary offerings, thrill-seekers can take a ride on a 35-foot-high zip line that spans 250 feet across the festival grounds. For those looking to relax, live music will entertain the crowd, starting with Right Turn at Forty at 11:00 a.m. and Those Guys taking the stage at 3:00 p.m.

Families will also find plenty of activities for kids, from rock climbing and inflatables to pony rides and a petting zoo. Adults can unwind in the Beer, Margarita, and Sangria Garden, making sure there’s something for everyone.

The festival runs from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., with admission set at $5 at the gate. Kids under five get in for free, and no pre-sale tickets are available, so be sure to arrive early.

Mark your calendars and get ready to dive into the best seafood New Jersey has to offer at the New Jersey Seafood & Music Festival!

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