Red Bank, located along the magnificent Navesink River and just minutes away from beaches, offers natural beauty, and historic architecture, and bustling business. Named by Smithsonian Magazine as the 3rd best small town in America and frequently called the SoHo of New Jersey, this town and the surrounding area have some of the most sought-after and diverse retail, entertainment, and dining options along the Jersey Shore.

 

What to Do

Count Basie Center for the Arts

Performing over 180 different shows every year, this historic 1926 performing arts center provides a broad spectrum of quality entertainment and cultural programs that reflect and celebrate the diversity of the region and create opportunities for cultural enrichment for people at all economic levels. The Basie houses The Hackensack Meridian Health Theatre, The Vogel Theatre, Basie Center Cinemas.
99 Monmouth St, Red Bank(732) 842-9000

Two River Theater

Each year, more than 55,000 patrons and guests come through Two River Theater's doors to see exceptional productions in two intimate performance spaces. The theater invites audiences on an adventure: to experience great stories on stage, engage in conversation, and encounter the life of the human spirit in all its shifting modes. 
21 Bridge Avenue, Red Bank(732) 345-1400

New Jersey Repertory Company

This theater's primary mission is to develop and produce new plays and to make a lasting contribution to the American stage. The theater is committed to nurturing the work of not only established writers but new and unknown playwrights, and has maintained an open-submission policy, receiving more than 750 scripts each year from throughout the U.S. and around the world.
179 Broadway, Long Branch(732) 229-3166

Art Alliance Studio and Gallery

An artist member organization with juried and non-juried solo and group exhibitions, classes, and studio rentals in the heart of Red Bank.
33 Monmouth Street, Red Bank(732) 842-9403

Monmouth Museum

The Monmouth Museum is a "museum of ideas," offering changing exhibitions and educational programs on art, science, nature, and cultural history for visitors of all ages. This is one of the largest private museums in New Jersey, with an annual attendance exceeding 40,000.
765 Newman Springs Road, Lincroft(732) 747-2266

Where to Eat

Whether it's tacos, coffee, or seafood, Red Bank offers options for every taste. 

Birravino
183 Riverside Avenue
Red Bank – (732) 842-5990

Buona Sera
50 Maple Avenue
Red Bank – (732) 530-5858

Jamian's Food and Drink
79 Monmouth Street
Red Bank – (732) 747-8050

Teak
69 Monmouth Street
Red Bank – (732) 747-5775

Pazzo
141 West Front Street
Red Bank – (732) 747-4551

Red Tank Brewing Company
77 Monmouth Street
Red Bank – (732) 865-9500

Broadwalk on Broadstreet
A large community tent with bistro tables and chairs so you can bring takeout food from any of your favorite Red Bank restaurants. May 15 through September 2023

Where to Stay

When visiting Red Bank, enjoy your stay at one of the many available hotels or inns. 

Courtyard by Marriott Lincroft Red Bank
245 Half Mile Road
Red Bank – (732) 530-5552

Extended Stay America Hotel Red Bank
329 Newman Springs Road
Red Bank – (732) 450-8688

Molly Pitcher
88 Riverside Avenue
Red Bank – (732) 747-2500

Oyster Point Hotel
146 Bodman Place
Red Bank – (732) 530-8200