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90.5 The Night's Songwriters On The Beach 2025
Presented in part by The O'Toole Family Foundation, Borough of Bradley Beach Tourism Commission, Brookdale Community College and the Members of 90.5 The Night
Thu July 24 – Beauty / Kiersten Blue
Thu July 31 – Craig Finn / Kathleen Edwards
Thu August 7 – To Be Announced Soon / Polaroid Fade
Thu August 14 – The Tisburys / The dt's
Thu August 21 - The Jaws Of Brooklyn / Tyler Ballgame
RULES AND REGULATIONS:
Beachfront Area shall mean all public areas including but not limited to boardwalk/promenade areas, access ramps, grass areas, sidewalk areas, paver areas, areas leased to third parties and other areas subject to the control or jurisdiction of the Borough of Bradley Beach east of the easterly curb line along Ocean Avenue in Bradley Beach.
The Following are Prohibited on the Beachfront Area and Boardwalk/Promenade:
Conduct which Endangers the Safety and Comfort of Others
Smoking - Electronic Cigarettes
Littering or Glass Containers
Tent(s) (exception baby tents)- Canopies - Tables - Combustibles
Persons Swimming at Night - Remaining on the Beach after Midnight except for Surf Fishing at Third Avenue Beach
Dogs other Animals (permitted on the eastside sidewalk of Ocean Avenue). Dogs are not permitted on the beach from May 16th through September 30th. REMINDER: It is the owners responsibility to clean up after their dog on the beach and public streets.
Bicycles between 10 am and Midnight
Skates - Skateboards - Scooter - Motorcycles
Persons suspected of being under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs
TRESPASSING ON DUNES $500. MAX FINE
Parking Pay Stations are located on the east side of Ocean Avenue and the East End of Bradley Blvd., in effect from the weekend before Memorial Day through the Sunday after Labor Day. Payment is required from 8 am to 7 pm at $1.50 per hour. Cash, Credit and Debit Cards accepted as payment. Please be aware of the numbered markings at each parking space. Parking is free on the west side of Ocean Avenue.

In 1933, Charlie, a Polish-born Jew who emigrated to America a decade earlier, returns to his hometown of Rovno in search of a bride. There Charlie meets Chava, who works at a hat shop and hopes to become a scholar. However, Chava’s ambitions for the future and the growing clouds of European anti-Semitism and persecution threaten both their dreams.

In 1933, Charlie, a Polish-born Jew who emigrated to America a decade earlier, returns to his hometown of Rovno in search of a bride. There Charlie meets Chava, who works at a hat shop and hopes to become a scholar. However, Chava’s ambitions for the future and the growing clouds of European anti-Semitism and persecution threaten both their dreams.

An Evening with CRAIG BICKHARDT
Friday, July 25
Doors 7:00 pm
Show 7:30 pm
Craig Bickhardt is a journeyman singer-songwriter and performer with a career spanning five decades. He signed his first record deal at 19 and has since recorded 11 CDs for multiple labels including Capitol-Liberty Records, Warner Brothers Records, MTM Records and his own Stone Barn Records label. His latest critically acclaimed CD, Outpourings, reached #2 on the Folk/Americana Chart in 2023.

Craig's songwriting is praised for its emotional depth and literary lyricism. His original song catalog contains over 800 songs, some of which have been covered by Johnny Cash, Ray Charles, Alison Krauss, Kathy Mattea, Art Garfunkel, Nicolette Larsen, the Judds and B. B. King. He also wrote and sang the closing theme for the multiple Academy Award winning film Tender Mercies starring Robert Duvall and Tess Harper.

Bickhardt continues to tour and perform extensively, captivating audiences with his filigreed acoustic guitar playing, his soulful voice and articulate songwriting. He has appeared at prestigious venues and festivals such as the Grand Ole Opry, Austin City Limits, Mountain Stage, the Philadelphia Folk Festival and The Bluebird Cafe. He has shared the stage with legends such as Bruce Springsteen, Judy Collins, Harry Chapin and Stephen Stills among many others.

"Craig Bickhardt is the American counterpart to Richard Thompson... stylistic, original, creative and daring." - John Apice, No Depression

CraigBickhardt.com
https://www.facebook.com/craig.bickhardt.7
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Reverend Dr Laurence Brock will be leading a special Healing Through the Christ healing circle - both in person and online.
This gathering is a powerful opportunity to receive healing, spiritual clarity, and loving support. The powerful healing energy that flows in Dr Brock's work will be present, creating a sacred space for transformation. You’ll also learn simple, effective healing techniques to support your own growth - and there will be time for individuals to work one-on-one with him within the group setting.
The event is free, and donations to the church are warmly accepted.

Join Zoom Meeting
https://zoom.us/j/98479422568?pwd=8ONWYO8E30SRZ4zSbf1B6a0Dbr4Azx.1

In 1933, Charlie, a Polish-born Jew who emigrated to America a decade earlier, returns to his hometown of Rovno in search of a bride. There Charlie meets Chava, who works at a hat shop and hopes to become a scholar. However, Chava’s ambitions for the future and the growing clouds of European anti-Semitism and persecution threaten both their dreams.

Biographies and Women’s History books are half price for March. If you love to read and have never visited our sale, please come in to shop. Our prices are unbelievable. We are currently overloaded with paperbacks and children's books. You will also find puzzles, games, vinyl records, DVDs and CDs as well as books on tape and large print books. We are also open on Thursdays from 10 a.m. until noon. Visit our website at www.aauw-nj-nmcb.org for our donation policy.
Closed on Holiday weekends.

In 1933, Charlie, a Polish-born Jew who emigrated to America a decade earlier, returns to his hometown of Rovno in search of a bride. There Charlie meets Chava, who works at a hat shop and hopes to become a scholar. However, Chava’s ambitions for the future and the growing clouds of European anti-Semitism and persecution threaten both their dreams.

In 1933, Charlie, a Polish-born Jew who emigrated to America a decade earlier, returns to his hometown of Rovno in search of a bride. There Charlie meets Chava, who works at a hat shop and hopes to become a scholar. However, Chava’s ambitions for the future and the growing clouds of European anti-Semitism and persecution threaten both their dreams.