Red Bank offers a wide array of traditional and modern art galleries, exceptional theaters and creative art groups. With events and workshops happening all year long, there is always a reason to visit explore the downtown.
Art Alliance Studio and Gallery
33 Monmouth Street
The premiere Central New Jersey showcase for traditional and nontraditional art.
Beacon Fine Arts Gallery
61 Monmouth Street
Beacon Fine Arts Gallery is New Jersey’s premier eclectic gallery specializing in original art and sculpture from amazing international and national contemporary artists. Located on Monmouth St. in Red Bank this eclectic gallery is simply a wonderful place to see great artwork.
Count Basie Center for the Arts
99 Monmouth Street
Count Basie Center for the Arts, a 1926 historic theatre named after jazz great William James “Count” Basie who was born here in 1904, is located in the heart of downtown Red Bank. The Count Basie Theatre alone draws over 130,000 thousand people annually, in addition to the thousands who flock to Red Bank’s annual film and music festivals.
Opened on November 11, 1926 as a vaudeville theater and cinema, The Count Basie began life as The Carlton. It drew crowds until 1970, when highways and malls drew the crowds away from downtowns. In 1973, a significant private donation enabled the Monmouth County Arts Council to purchase the building. It was re-named after jazz great and Red Bank native William James “Count” Basie in 1984. The Count Basie Theatre became an independent non-profit corporation in 1999.
During the summer of 2008, the theater closed for an $8 million dollar renovation that included restoration of the plasterwork, decorative painting, infrastructure and HVAC work, new carpeting and lighting fixtures, new bars and merchandise counters, and the addition of a new VIP patron lounge.
Count Basie Center’s Monmouth Conservatory of Music
65 Chestnut Street
The Count Basie Center’s Monmouth Conservatory of Music believes that music education enriches both the individual and society. The Conservatory maintains that studying music benefits persons of all ages and circumstance, and enhances appreciation, enjoyment and understanding of classical performance, while promoting the discipline and focus necessary to succeed in music as well as life.
DETOUR Gallery
24 Clay Street
DETOUR Gallery is a 10,000 Sq.ft. contemporary art center located in the arts district of Downtown Red Bank, NJ. Consisting of three main exhibitions spaces and several exterior locations for artistic engagement. The only thing we specialize in is displaying and selling phenomenal Art that you would be hard pressed to find anywhere except at World Class Art Fairs.
Frame To Please
2 Bridge Ave at The Galleria
Frame to Please is a full service framing shop that specializes in great customer service and deliveries high quality framing. Any object of art can be framed in many ways but finding the perfect fit for your home decor and budget is our passion.
McKay Imaging Photo Studio & Gallery
12 Monmouth Street
A professional husband and wife photography team that specializes in weddings, portraits, commercial and fine art photography.
Red Bank Frameworks
135 Monmouth Street
Conservation Picture Framing + Art Gallery
Red Bank Public Library
84 W. Front Street
The Red Bank Public Library offers many events each month for kids through seniors. Please check out the library’s website at http://redbanklibrary.org/.
HOURS
Monday: 10am – 5pm
Tuesday: 10am – 8pm
Wednesday: 10am – 8pm
Thursday: 10am – 8pm
Friday: 10am – 5pm
Saturday: 10am – 2pm
Tatum Gallery
9 Wharf Ave
Tatum Gallery formerly known as Chetkin Gallery was established in 1987 by Don and Carol Lynn Chetkin. For the past 35 years they have lovingly nurtured this beautiful art gallery into the local treasure it is today, right in the heart of Red Bank, NJ.
The Basie Center Cinemas
36 White Street
The Count Basie Center for the Arts, has assumed operations of the historic White Street cinema in Red Bank, opening as the rebranded Basie Center Cinemas.
40+ year old White Street complex in Red Bank to remain haven for independent film; expanded slate to offer discussions, festivals & more.
The Vogel Theater
99 Monmouth St
The new state-of-the-art performance venue, The Vogel is open. The Vogul is named for area philanthropists Anne and Sheldon Vogel, in recognition of their support of the Count Basie Center for the Arts. Mr. Vogel’s career with Atlantic Records is the stuff of music business legend; hired by Atlantic founder Ahmet Ertegun himself, Mr. Vogel traveled the world and oversaw finances as the storied label signed everyone from Aretha Franklin to Led Zeppelin, Crosby, Stills and Nash, YES, Manhattan Transfer and others.
Two River Theater
21 Bridge Avenue
The Two River Theater is home to exceptional stage performances from beloved classics to brand new productions. Visit The Two River Theater’s web site to learn more.
Tours by Design
We have designed some specialized curated tours to help you navigate the extraordinary array of creative, unique vendors. Whether you are a seasoned Red Bank shopper or visiting for the first time, check out our Shopping Directory by classification; or try one of our self-guided tours to keep you up to date with your favorite places, and brand-new shops you have been wanting to try.
Arts & Culture Events
April 16
Street Fair
