boom days family festival down at silo city

The Boom Ball race begins at 2:30pm, and the Kentucky Derby will be screened live on a giant LED screen, post time 6:34pm. Music and kids activities start at noon, fireworks at 9pm.

© 2023 NYP Holdings, Inc.Boom Balls are made ready for this Saturday’s Boom Days festival at Silo City. This North Jersey confectionery only appeared for four-and-a-half minutes in “The Sopranos” - but it was the most important 270 seconds of the entire show. Outside of “The Sopranos,” the Asbury Park boardwalk is known for its beachside attractions such as the Stone Pony rock club and the the Wonder Bar.ġ300 Ocean Ave., Asbury Park, NJ Hole up at Holsten’s The job was delegated to gentle giant Bobby “Bacala” Baccalieri (Steve Schirripa, 64). The Asbury Park boardwalk reappeared in Season 3’s “To Save Us All From Satan’s Power,” when Tony reminisces about Bonpensiero as the crew realizes they need a replacement to play Santa Claus at Satriale’s at Christmastime. It most notably showed up in Season 2’s finale, “Funhouse,” when Soprano comes to the realization that his dear friend Salvatore “Big Pussy” Bonpensiero (Vincent Pastore, 75) was wearing a wire and working with the feds, thus leading to the big guy’s demise at sea not long after. There, he chewed out his former associate’s son for acting out after his father’s murder (ordered by none other than Leotardo himself.)ġ7 Some of Tony’s most important flashbacks happened at this Jersey Shore boardwalk. son of Vito Spatafore (Joseph Gannascoli, 62) - out for ice cream. It was where Christopher Moltisanti and Paulie “Walnuts” Gualtieri (Tony Sirico, 79) got helplessly lost in the dead of winter after an interior decorator who killed 16 Czechoslovakians ran off.Īlthough the Season 3 standout was actually filmed at Harriman State Park in New York’s Rockland and Orange Counties, the real Pine Barrens preserve in the wilderness around Hammonton, NJ, is a favorite of locals and offers a fun, outdoorsy escape into the woods with safely marked trails.Ħ0, /City/Pine-Barrens Get yourself a treat at Applegate Farmįans will remember this roadside joint from the Season 6 episode “Chasing It,” where Phil Leotardo took Vito Jr. HBO, Stephen YangĪrguably the most hilarious episode of “The Sopranos” is called “Pine Barrens,” after a real nature preserve in South Jersey.

Re-create the introġ7 Unlike Christopher Moltisanti and Paulie Gualtieri, bring more than ketchup and relish packets to snack on as you walk through the Pine Barrens. Ready to channel your favorite fictional mafia don? Bada bing, bada boom. Yes, with a tank of gas and a mission, you can gaze upon the actual house that stood in for Tony’s home, or eat at the infamous restaurant from the long-debated finale. Keeping in line with his vision of authenticity for the show, many locations from the original “Sopranos” are still existing places in both New York and New Jersey. And if you’re sick of sitting at home on your couch - who isn’t? - then another way to get reacquainted with Tony Soprano and his crew is to do an informal tour of all of their favorite spots.Ĭreator David Chase made it easy. 1, it’s the perfect moment to revisit the original series.

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Boom days family festival down at silo city