One would think. I believe this is just poor marketing. An apple festival
sounds like a family event. Bring in some rides on the boardwalk, have vendors
and rides in the park etc. Problem is Asbury is not yet a family town. People
are still nervous about this place and I don't blame due to all the headlines
this past year. Plus it gets dark now 7-7:30. Sounds more like a way to get
in another first Saturday.
----- Original Message ----
From: nobepeymay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, September 24, 2007 9:24:23 PM
Subject: [AsburyPark] Re: UPDATE: Asbury Park’s Apple Harvest
Festival
Michael,
Wondering why this is a 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM event? This event seems
ideal for children.... .wouldn't a daytime festival that stretched
into the evening make more sense?
John
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED] ups.com, "Michael W. Brim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Calling All Pie Bakers and Banjo Players to
> Asbury ParkâÂÂs Apple Harvest Festival
>
> Saturday, September 29, 2007
> 6:00pm-10:00pm
> Downtown Asbury Park
> Cookman Avenue
>
> Ansell, Zaro, Grimm & Aaron presents Asbury ParkâÂÂs
Apple Harvest Festival which will be held on Cookman Avenue. This
apple-filled event will quench your craving for â
ÂÂEverything Appleâ starting with apple pie baking
contests and Delicious Orchards Apple Cider Donut eating contests at
6:00pm.
>
> Savor citrus apple delights offered at these participating
restaurants Adriatic Restaurant, AmericaâÂÂs Cup, Bistro
Ole, CarmineâÂÂs, Chat & Nibble, IsabellaâÂÂs,
JimmyâÂÂs Italian Restaurant, La Tapatia, Market in the
Middle, Mattison Park, Moonstruck Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge,
Old Man RaffertyâÂÂs, Restaurant Plan B, Salt Water Beach
Café, Sister SueâÂÂs, TAKA, The Brick Wall Tavern &
Restaurant, The Harrison, T.J.âÂÂs Pizza, Twisted Tree, and
Wish You Were Here.
>
> 110 banjo players are encouraged to register to participate at 6pm
in the celebration of the cityâÂÂs 110th anniversary with a
commemorative photo as well as the playing of an old time banjo
tune. Bluegrass music, performed by the Glimmer Grass Band, with its
energetic rhythm of banjoes and fiddles, will encourage you to kick
up your heels. Venture into downtown stores which will preview fall
2007 fashions and autumn interior designs for your home.
>
> For more information, sponsorship opportunities, or registration
to be a banjo player or in the apple pie baking contest please call
Jewell Marketing Associates at 732-502-9310 or log on
www.cityofasburypar k.com.
>
>
> Michael W. Brim
> 321 Sunset Ave. 5F
> Asbury Park NJ 07712
> Cell: 732-996-8160
>
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