Big, ugly, but somewhat understandable changes for those that enjoy 4X4 surf fishing on Brigantine’s North End. The DEP and Department of Fish & Wildlife will be taking over a majority of these beaches and wildlife areas just north of the seawall. Brigantine will still have access to 1500 ft.
Beach Tags can be purchased at the Beach Fee Office, located at 265 42nd Street. The Beach Fee Office can be reached by calling (609) 264-7350 ext.7 If the beach is in operation, you can purchase tags on the beach from the inspectors. Parking permits for municipal parking lots can be
Learn how to stay safe while boating. Classes are forming now. Brigantine Flotilla 85 of the US Coast Guard Auxiliary will teach you how to be safe while out on the water. All operators of power vessels and personal watercraft (Jet Ski, Wave Runner, etc) on waters of the State of
Brigantine boring? That’s crazy talk. Maybe we need a cohesive plan to unlock the value of this Jersey jewel called Brigantine Beach? It certainly does have a more laid back vibe than other shore locations. But our amazing Brigantine beaches are second to none. Our homes are currently under-valued….but ready
Amateur Sand Castle Building Contest The sixth Annual Brigantine Beach Sand Castle Contest will take place Saturday, Aug. 8 in front of the Laguna Restaurant at 14th street. Registration will be 10-11 a.m. Judging starts at 3 p.m. Winners to be announced at 4 p.m. This is a free event
The 28th annual Brigantine Island Triathlon – South Jersey’s oldest – will be held 8 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 1. Residents and visitors should expect traffic disruptions, according to triathlon committee members. The event will start at the 26th Street city dock and Bayshore Avenue, with swimmers in different sex and
The Marine Mammal Stranding Center, the only facility in the State of New Jersey dedicated to the rescue of sick and injured marine mammals and sea turtles, relies heavily on donations to be able to operate. In an effort to ensure their on-going mission and efforts, the organization is holding
Wonder Bar. Superb sunset views in the city. Just 5 Minutes from Brigantine. Relax in a “Key West” setting. Boaters pull up to the floating docks. Plenty of free parking. A variety of craft drafts, as well as Guinness on draft and a full selection of bottled beer. Craft beers include
Atlantic City is serving up cool cocktails, cold beers and frozen drinks. When it’s time to take a shaded break from sunbathing or bodysurfing, or when it’s time to reconnect with friends and loved ones after sundown, an outdoor waterfront bar is never more than a few blocks away. Whether you
Great for a quick road trip, or a full day of fun. Rain or shine…. there’s always something to do on or near Brigantine Beach. Just minutes away from loads of family fun. Boardwalk Miniature Golf. In front of Boardwalk Hall. Ride the Ventnor & AC Boardwalk. Rentals at MargateBikeShop.com
Visitors to The Noyes Arts Garage Stockton College are invited to shop the various artist studios, observe the artists at work, and ask questions about their creative process. Discover local artists, each focused on a different medium. Featured are a 1,200 square ft. satellite gallery of The Noyes Museum of
The World Famous Steel Pier extends 1,000 feet over the Atlantic City Ocean. It’s located on the Boardwalk near the Taj Mahal. Following a $23 million renovation, the Pier now features 25 kiddie and extreme rides, games, food kiosks, a family pub and a bar located on the water’s edge,
Brigantine Loves Pickleball. Click thru to watch video demonstration. The Winter Indoor Pickleball Program begins Tuesday, Feb. 10. It will meet every Tuesday and Thursday 6–7:30 p.m. It’s an eight-week program with 16 classes. Pickleball is the fastest growing sport from California to Florida. Can Brigantine can become a Mecca for pickleball?
As Atlantic City goes…..so goes Brigantine Beach? Depends if you’re talking about the boardwalk… or the AC marina district. Just 30 seconds over the Brigantine Bridge, Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa, Golden Nugget Atlantic City and Harrah’s Resort are among Atlantic City’s most profitable casinos. According to the Press of
