The Historic Happenings Blog of the Township of Ocean Historical Museum relates events being conducted by historical organizations within the State of New Jersey.
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Birding Conaskonk Point Conaskonk Point, Union Beach Chingarora St.and Edmunds Ave. Union Beach, NJ 07735 Mon, Aug 26, 2019, 9:00-10:30 AM (adults) A marine wetland is a unique and beautiful area that attracts an abundance of wildlife, especially birds. Migrating shorebirds, seaside and sharp-tailed sparrows, herons, egrets, rails, gulls, terns, and many other birds depend on these areas for food, shelter and raising their young. Conaskonk Point in Union Beach, NJ, is an ideal location to view these wonderful migrants and summer visitors. Join a park naturalist for a walk through this specialized niche and see many of these sometimes hard to locate birds. Wear your waterproof boots as these areas will be damp. Please Note: Meet at Chingarora Street and Edmunds Ave. in Union Beach, NJ, “On Street Parking”. One Session $8 Per Person
Saturday, June 23 – Sussex County 2018 Summer Concert Series , 6:00 pm-8:00 pm www.friendsofhighpointstatepark.org The Friends of High Point State Park invite you to join them this summer for three magical evenings of music in the park. Bring your family and friends to High Point State Park for a day of fun, then stay for a fabulous concert on the beach at Lake Marcia. Spread a blanket out on the grass. Bring a camp chair and enjoy a picnic supper. Dance barefooted in the sand. Summer nights were made for music under the setting sun! Admission to the summer concert series at High Point State Park is FREE, but donations of $5 or more per adult are greatly appreciated. Please stop by the Friends of HPSP table to make your donation and purchase souvenirs. Park entrance fees apply for admission before 4:00 pm. The concerts are rain or shine. If it rains, the concerts will be held in the park Interpretive Center. (Bring a...
Geminid Meteor Shower Viewing Party Turkey Swamp Pk Shelter Bldg Fri, Dec 14 8:00-9:30 PM (all ages, under 18 with adult) Winter is the best time to view the night sky, and that includes during meteor showers! The Geminids are renowned for their high volume of shooting stars. Grab your winter gear and a chair if you’d like. Come join us as we start off in the fire-heated shelter building, sip on some hot cocoa, and then take a short walk to view the meteors. One Session $8.00 Per Person