Red Bank is a delightful New Jersey borough in Monmouth County, located along the banks of the Navesink River. The charming town, which was incorporated in 1870, is named for its picturesque red shoreline soils. It has become a major artistic tourism destination in the New York City region over the past several decades, home to cultural attractions such as the Count Basie Theatre, which has hosted legendary performers and artists like Bob Newhart, Tracy Morgan, David Sedaris, and B.B. King. The Two River Theater, which has hosted internationally-renowned acts like Bruce Springsteen, presents regional theater productions throughout the year. Visitors can stroll through the shops and restaurants of Broad Street or enjoy opportunities for year-round recreational activities, including baoting, sailing, fishing, and ice boating. Annual special events include a spectacular July sidewalk sale, a KaBoom Fourth of July Festival, and a lavish Christmas celebration that lights up the entire downtown with holiday lights.

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