The Red Bank Visitors Center

Welcome to Red Bank - the gateway to the two-river area. Our town embodies the best of all worlds - fine arts and galleries, world class shopping, gourmet and casual dining, premier real estate properties both residential and commercial, theatres and performing arts, diverse cultures, the finest lodging and magnificent natural resources. What Red Bank also boasts are some of the most talented, hard working and energetic people one could ever hope to meet.

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Address: 20 Broad Street
Telephone: 732-741-9211 Toll Free:1-888-HIP-TOWN
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Dine Downtown

Month of October. Prix Fixe menus available Tuesdays and Wednesdays at participating Red Bank restaurants.
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Jersey Shore Ghost Tours

Meet at 30 Monmouth Street for walking lantern tours of Red Bank every Friday night, August through Halloween.
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Guinness Oyster Festival

Presented by The Asbury Park Press. Live bands, restaurants vending beer and wine, fun all day! Sept. 26, 12 - 6pm
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STREETFAIR

Sunday, September 12th Broad/Monmouth Streets in Red Bank, 11:00am-5:00pm.
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Paddle the Navesink Day

A community-wide celebration of the river. Sept. 18 Starting at Maple Cove, 11am - 3pm.
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Wine Walk

By popular demand, The Red Bank Wine Walk will continue thru Fall 2010.
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Wedding Walk II

We are pleased to announce the next Wedding Walk will be held on November 13, 2010.
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Only One RedBank Brochure

If you are looking for culture, arts, shopping, galleries, boutiques, nightclubs...
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HISTORIC DESTINATIONS

Red Bank is home to a number of interesting and historic destinations.
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Latest Happenings

Find out the most popular Red Bank events for this year!

MAPS &
DIRECTIONS

Provides directions, interactive maps, and satellite imagery of Red Bank.

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Supported in part by a grant from New Jersey Department of State, Division of Travel and Tourism.
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