Cirque du Soleil "Varekai," Atlantic City, Aug. 20-24. The Canadian company returns to tell the tale

LAST SUMMER downashore, all we did was talk about Sandy. This year, beachgoers are back to talking about sand itself. And surf. And sun. And all those local seaside occasions nascar tickets worth planning your weeklong vacation around: Ocean City's Night in Venice, nascar tickets Cape May's block party Seafood Festival, A.C.'s Airshow.
nascar tickets Strawberry Festival, West Cape May, June 7. The Shore town is best at feting the fruits (and veggies) of summer. Take its Tomato nascar tickets festival (Aug. 30) and Tuesday farmers markets. But this early celebration nascar tickets of the red, ripe charmers is absolutely irresistible. Vendors sell fresh pints, vintage housewares, crafts. And shortcake!
Skimmer Weekend, Sea Isle City, June 14 & 15. Named for the straw hats Victorian fellas wore, the Father's Day weekend tradition kicks off with a sand-sculpting contest and continues with more than 400 vendors, plus a food court, moon bounce, face painting nascar tickets and obstacle course at Excursion Park. Day 2, there's a parade.
Cape May Seafood Festival, June 28. The seafood-iest of Shore towns celebrates its daily catches and notable culinary chops at this double block party. Cooking demos take place until 5 p.m. Eating goes on until 7 p.m. Music and other partying lasts till 9 p.m. Pay as you go.
This 91st annual competition pits mibsters (that's marble shooters) ages 8 to 14 against each other in an impressive 1,200 games over four days. Makes our pointer nascar tickets fingers hurt (and faces smile) just to think about it.
New Jersey State Barbecue nascar tickets Championship/Angelsea Blues Festival, North Wildwood, July 11-13. Putting the South in South Jersey, this annual combo of cookers and bluesmakers does its thang across North Wildwood, both on a main stage (2nd and Olde New Jersey avenues) and in pubs and clubs across town.
Night in Venice Boat Parade, Ocean City, July 26. Ocean City's nascar tickets known for its quirky competitions. Alas, Martin Z. Mollusk Day has already passed. But still to come is July's yearly flotilla fest - definitely the dry island's wettest, wildest, oddest contest. Boaters decorate their boats in wacky themes. Bayfront dwellers do the same to their houses. Sunday, everyone sleeps in.
"The Brendan" Surf Memorial, Avalon, Aug. 2. This all-day surf-off is the town's biggest tribute (of many) to late surfer Brendan Borek, diagnosed with Ewing's sarcoma at age 16. Go early to watch the surfers paddle out, form a circle and leave flowers in the water, remembering their saltwater brother. Then stay, to see 'em shred.
Atlantic City Airshow, Aug. 13. Eyes on the skies and noise-canceling headphones on the ears are mandatory at "Thunder Over the Boardwalk," the biggest-attended of all Shore events. Back this summer: the super-daring Air Force Thunderbirds squadron, along with the ever-impressive Army Golden Knights parachute team.
Ocean City Baby Parade, Aug. 14. Every beach town's got one. Ocean City claims its born-in-1901 promenade of the pre-preschool set is the Shore's oldest. (Wildwood's has been around since 1909.) Note the time, which last year switched from morning to evening.
Cirque du Soleil "Varekai," Atlantic City, Aug. 20-24. The Canadian company returns to tell the tale of a man who parachutes into an enchanted forest near a volcano. (Imagine "Avatar," plus a gypsy circus, plus the most flexible humans ever, if you can.) Seven performances.
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