My daughter started with Emotion in Motion when she was 4 years old. Now close to 9 years old, she…read morehas a true love and appreciation for the arts. She attends a dance class as well as a theatrical class. She loves the school so much that she requested to have her Birthday party there, which they accommodated. Its a terrific family environment, where all of the kids value kindness and friendship.

Once again, I gotta thank Yelp for providing experiences that I've always wanted to try. I won two…read moretickets to see The Nutcracker at Two River Theater through a Yelp giveaway. I have always wanted to go check out a show here, so I'm grateful for the chance. Also, this was my first time seeing a ballet. The American Reportory Ballet is the group that put on the performance. The thing I loved about this theater is that it doesn't appear to be a bad seat in the house. I had a great view. Also, I loved that for this particular performance, they had characters from the show in the lobby that you could take pictures of or with. They also sold different souvenirs including actual nutcrackers, ornaments, and books. Another thing I noticed is that the staff are accommodating to people who have disabilities. I saw them remove a seat to make space for someone who uses a walker/wheelchair. I would definitely return to see another show!

Attended Nutcracker at this cute gem of a theater. So cozy - every seat provides a great view of…read morethe stage. They serve drinks and snacks - which are allowed into the theater (so nice!). The show was wonderful!

Great performance of Death of a Salesman! Delicious desserts…read morein a very intimate setting too!

Delightful little arts center, smack dab in the center of town. They have partnered with some…read morelocal restaurants for deals, and Atlantic Highlands has a ton of choices in any case. Good acoustics and sightlines too.

My grandchildren enjoyed all the productions here every aspect if the production was so much fun !read more

This is a company that puts on a variety of puppet shows through out the year. We just saw "The…read moreWizard Of OZ," and my family had a great time. As soon as you enter the theatre a couple of the Marionette puppeteers greets the audience/kids with some puppets while everyone is finding their seats. The kids are encouraged to sit on the floor to watch the show on the puppet stage. The Wizard of OZ was great. It is not the complete story you would see as in the movies, as there is no visual effects and time constraints. It's a concise adaptation and everything is left to your imagination. It's definitely a great experience to go do with your kids. It's very affordable and your kids will have fun! The puppeteers are great as they are very friendly and interactive with the kids before and after the show. After the show, the kids can walk up to the small stage and touch the puppets and the puppeteers will answer questions and show how some of the puppets work. You can buy puppets there from finger puppets to the larger Marionette puppets. It's recommended you call to reserve tickets rather than just show up because it's a very small theatre. There is ample free street parking. They have shows in the 1st and 4th Sunday's of the month. Occasionally they will have weekday showings. They are great at responding to my emailed questions.

After all my complaints about evil concertgoers, it seems fair to praise the audience at a recent…read moreBreeders show. No one talked and everyone paid attention to the music. Revolutionary! The clean sound system provided a pristine experience for crucial 90s moments like the opening bass of Divine Hammer. Orchestra seats were surprisingly the same price as most of the balcony, no idea whether that's a Ticketmaster thing or a Count Basie thing. Venue entry was quick and painless. There were no bathroom lines at off-peak moments, at closing time there were lines but not of record lengths. Geography note for NYC-area people: it's walkable to the train station but you might be waiting a bit.

We normally love this venue...including fantastic staff. We've never sat in the main section of the…read morebalcony prior to seeing Pat Metheny in September 2026. If you're not in the first row of the main balcony the seats in the balcony are torture. There's only enough room to breathe - that's it. We had to leave after about 45 minutes it was that uncomfortable. Other old venues I've been in have retrofitted in new seating. The Count Basie Theatre needs to do the same. Ruined what should have been a lovely evening.

Go to this venue only if you have a lot of money or enjoy being treated like a 2nd class citizen…read more They blocked off where we usually park forcing us into the paid parking area. since we weren't planning on paying we were directed to a lot so far away there was a bus to take you. After trekking to the entry way, we found out not this is the VIP entrance, our entrance was another trek to a long line. This line did not start moving until after the show started. I was subjected to 2 bag checks of my little clutch handbag and then again we were in a line that did not move. While we had given ourselves a decent amount of time to get to the concert it was now 20 minutes into it. The concert was excellent but I will not go to this venue again.

We attended the Howard Jones concert on August 21. 2026 and were very disappointed that the screens…read morewere not on. It is not only not giving the atrendees their money's worth, it is also disrespectful to the artist.

Every year the borough of Red Bank holds their annual street fair on Broad and Monmouth Streets…read more There were over 85 vendors showing off and selling their wares. From artsy to food vendors, you will find it all here on the streets of Red Bank. This year it was mobbed and music prevailed in the background with a lot of performances. And the weather cooperated. What a gorgeous day in Red Bank. The

It was a beautiful day at the Red Bank street fair today. There were a large variety of vendors…read moreincluding 2 grilled cheese trucks, kettle corn, cheesesteaks, kielbasa's, 2 sausage stands at minimum in addition to 2 cbd sellers, soap sellers, several jewelry stands and dozens of crafters. The main municipal lot was packed so I parked down by the marina by Boondocks which was a 5 minute walk from the action. The girls had a great time window shopping and hitting the clearance racks at Lucki Clover

Came here for a comedy show. Lots of parking nearby. They have a full car and prices were…read morereasonable. The AC was on blast so bring a jacket!

Such a small and adorable venue--perfect for watching a band or a comedy show. We went to see…read moreJiaoyang Summers, and the space made the experience feel incredibly intimate. We were able to see her up close throughout the show, which made it even more special. There's street parking available, and there's also a municipal parking lot open on Sundays. I would definitely come back to see other shows here!

Excellent local symphony orchestra composed of highly-talented professional and amateur musicians…read more They perform four classical concerts each year at the Count Basie Theater in Red Bank, often featuring renowned guest artists. Their last concert of the season features the winner(s) of their Young Artist competition, which offers a scholarship to county high school seniors to study music at a collegiate level. One of the area's best kept secrets!