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Budweiser and The Iconic Clydesdales in LBI
August 16, 2024 @ 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Free
To celebrate 14 years of partnership with Folds of Honor, a nonprofit organization that provides families of fallen or disabled U.S. service members and families of first responders with scholarships toward educational opportunities, Budweiser and the iconic Clydesdales will be coming to Long Beach Island, NJ as part of their national tour! In addition, they have released new patriotic cans, honoring Budweiser’s rich military history and commitment to supporting Folds of Honor. While the Clydesdales are in town, Budweiser is taking over Long Beach Island, NJ by donating a portion of proceeds from all Budweiser patriotic packaging sold through Labor Day, to Folds of Honor. Whether you’re at the LBI event, at your favorite local bar or picking up a pack of Budweiser from your closest retailer, consumers 21+ can help support Folds of Honor by simply buying Bud.
An Atlantic City Staple Since 1929: Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall
This article is sponsored by Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall.
We’re from Jersey, baby: where the shore isn’t just a summer plan, it’s part of our DNA. Whether it’s the saltwater taffy, the echo of a Springsteen song, or the miles and miles of sandy beaches, Atlantic City is an iconic part of the Jersey Shore we know and love. The Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall isn't just a part of the AC backdrop — it’s the heartbeat of this coastal town. Located at 2301 Boardwalk, this venue has served the community since 1929. From world-class music performances to sporting events, Boardwalk Hall has stood the test of time, remaining a fixture in New Jersey entertainment. Keep reading to learn more about Atlantic City’s iconic Boardwalk Hall venue and its history at the Jersey Shore.
A Jersey Shore Icon Since 1929
If these walls could talk, they’d have some stories to tell. Boardwalk Hall has been holding its own on the Atlantic City Boardwalk since 1929, and this entertainment venue has seen it all. What started as America’s first big-time convention center quickly became home for major events like the Miss America Pageant, boxing matches, and a concert venue for legends like The Beatles, Elton John, The Rolling Stones, and Paul McCartney.
Boardwalk Hall has two major multi-purpose facilities, including the 141,000-square-foot main arena, which holds nearly 15,000 people, as well as the more intimate 23,100-square-foot Adrian Phillips Theater, which can accommodate up to 3,200 guests.
Fun fact: The Adrian Phillips Theater even houses the world’s largest pipe organ. Visitors can hear the organs every weekday for free half-hour concerts and tours from Memorial Day through Labor Day and a few weeks in December. There’s even a Curator’s Tour that will take you inside the organs every Wednesday at 10AM April through December.
Private Events and Parties at Boardwalk Hall
Throughout the year, Boardwalk Hall and the Adrian Philips Theater play host to a variety of unique concerts and shows. This spring and summer, guests can expect a mix of some great performances, including:
- Mother’s Day Music Festival | May 10th
- Kane Brown: The High Road Tour | May 17th
- Professional Fighters League World Tournament Championship | August 1st
- Los Tigres del Norte | September 19th
- The Queens | October 4th
Tickets are available for purchase on the site.
For those interested in hosting at the venue, The Adrian Phillips Theater can accommodate a variety of events like concerts, boxing matches, dance performances, theatrical functions, galas, corporate dinners, and more. The arena, which underwent a major $90 million renovation project in 1998, has the flexibility to configure into a variety of setups suitable for hockey, basketball, and boxing, as well as the standard setup for concerts, musical performances, and family shows.
Jim Whelan’s Boardwalk Hall is located at 2301 Boardwalk in Atlantic City.
Call 609-348-7000 or visit the site for more info.
