Red Bank for Foodies, Music Lovers & Shoppers

Why is Red Bank referred to as the “Greenwich Village of the Garden State”?
- Red Bank, located in New Jersey, is sometimes called the “Greenwich Village of the Garden State” because of its eclectic cuisine, vibrant arts scene, and trendy stores, bistros, and restaurants.
Where is Red Bank located?
- Red Bank is situated along the Navesink River, only five miles away from the ocean.
Why is Red Bank a great place to visit?
- With its mix of arts, culture, shopping, and dining, Red Bank is an ideal stop on the way to the beach or for a weekend getaway.

Things to Do:

Best Time to Visit	Places to Stay	Top Activities
Spring (March-May) – Pleasant temperatures and blooming gardens.	Molly Pitcher Inn – A charming waterfront hotel with historic elegance.	Explore Riverside Gardens Park – Enjoy scenic views along the Navesink River.
Summer (June-August) – Warm and perfect for outdoor events.	Oyster Point Hotel – A modern riverside stay with stunning views.	Attend the Red Bank Guinness Oyster Festival – A lively summer event with food and music.
Fall (September-November) – Mild weather and vibrant fall colors.	Courtyard by Marriott Lincroft Red Bank – A comfortable and centrally located stay.	See a show at Count Basie Center for the Arts – A historic venue for concerts and performances.
Winter (December-February) – Cool with festive holiday charm.	Extended Stay America Red Bank – A budget-friendly and cozy option.	Experience the Red Bank Holiday Lights Walk – Enjoy twinkling lights and holiday shopping.