ASBURY UNDERGROUND ELEVATES CITY WITH MUSIC & ARTS CRAWL

Photo of Lou Panico at The Baked Bear by Michael Campanile

It was a most beautiful day! On June 15, 2024, the Asbury Underground music and arts crawl returned in all its glory by showcasing hundreds of local musicians and artists throughout Asbury Park’s central business district. Backed and promoted by the North To Shore Festival, the dream team of Founder/Gallerist Pat Schiavino, Musician/Music Curator Rick Barry, and Music Curator/Booker Christine Feola put together a crowning event that promoted culture, business, music, art, tourism, and more!

Photo of Jon Stewart at Asbury Park Brewery by Michael Campanile

From quaint cafés to breweries to art galleries, the city resonated with the eclectic sounds of jazz, rock, indie, and everything in between. Humble street corners and store entrances became intimate concert spaces. Galleries showcased incredible works of art. Each location offering a unique experience—a testament to the vibrant cultural tapestry that Asbury Park has woven over the years.

Photo of Al Holmes at Asbury Park Distillery by Diane DiMemmo

Beyond its cultural impact, Asbury Underground serves as a platform for emerging talents to gain visibility and recognition. Embracing the beginning of the summer season, these artists found a welcoming audience eager to discover the next big thing. This nurturing environment has been instrumental in establishing Asbury Park as a breeding ground for artistic innovation.

Photo of Meg Whalen at Vagabond Surf & Co. by Diane DiMemmo

Patrons, artists, and business owners alike embraced the event with enthusiasm, underscoring its role in boosting local economy and tourism. For many, Asbury Underground wasn’t just an event; it was a pilgrimage—a chance to immerse themselves in the creativity and spirit that define Asbury Park. The success this year of Asbury Underground reinforces its status as a cornerstone of Asbury Park’s annual cultural calendar.

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