The upcoming weeks promise a diverse array of entertainment events across Ocean City and Sussex County, offering something for everyone. From music festivals to theatrical performances, the region is set to welcome an exciting lineup that caters to all tastes. Notably, Seacrets in Ocean City will host its annual Craft Mac & Cheers! Beer & Pig Roast event on April 5th, featuring live reggae-ska tunes from Elephants Dancing. Meanwhile, the Ocean City Performing Arts Center continues its busy schedule with The Addams Family musical comedy on April 3rd and a concert by Mickey Dolenz, former member of The Monkees, scheduled for May 1st. In coastal Sussex County, the Milton Theatre offers a unique mix of tributes and comedy shows, including a Simon & Garfunkel tribute act and a stand-up comedy night hosted by local teachers.
As spring approaches, Ocean City gears up for a vibrant season of cultural and musical activities. One of the highlights is the Craft Mac & Cheers! Beer & Pig Roast at Seacrets, where attendees can enjoy Pennsylvania-based Elephants Dancing’s reggae-ska beats alongside delicious food. This event exemplifies the community's love for outdoor gatherings combined with live entertainment. The six-member band known for their album "Chill Like Penguins" brings an energetic vibe to the festival atmosphere.
In addition to these festivities, the Ocean City Performing Arts Center remains a hub for diverse performances throughout the year. Their calendar boasts an impressive lineup starting with the touring production of The Addams Family: A Musical Comedy, which blends dark humor with catchy melodies. Following this, fans of classic rock can look forward to a performance by Mickey Dolenz, whose nostalgic setlist promises to take audiences back to the golden era of The Monkees. Moreover, those who appreciate comedic talent won’t want to miss James “Murr” Murray from Impractical Jokers when he tours through town in June.
Sussex County also contributes significantly to the area's entertainment scene. At the Milton Theatre, visitors can experience a heartfelt homage to legendary artists Simon & Garfunkel performed by Scarborough Fair. Jeb Guthrie and Jeff Lubin deliver authentic harmonies reminiscent of the original duo. For lighter fare, the Class Clowns: Teachers Unleashed Standup Comedy show provides laughs as educators recount humorous anecdotes from their classrooms. These events highlight how small venues play crucial roles in enriching regional arts scenes.
Ahead lies a thrilling period filled with opportunities for residents and tourists alike to engage with various forms of artistry. Whether indulging in rich musical traditions or laughing along at clever jokes crafted by everyday heroes, there's much to anticipate over the coming months. With each venue contributing uniquely to the overall tapestry of offerings, it becomes clear why these locations remain integral parts of their communities' identities.