This Weekend in Marlboro and Colts Neck

Did you know Patch has a community events calendar? It's really cool, we swear. It's also a really great way to promote your events in the community and get the word out about the fun things you have planned for Marlboro and Colts Neck residents.

This weekend is particularly busy in Marlboro and Colts Neck, so here's what we have for you:

Join Rose's Fund this Saturday for the First Annual Comedy Show for Animals at Bella Vista Country Club, 6:30 p.m. For more info please contact Jackie Berman at (732) 610-1567 or pearlsofwisdommedia@gmail.com.

The Marlboro Fire Department is also joining the comedy ranks with Comedy for Cancer on Saturday at 7 p.m. Proceeds go to Centra State Hospital Cancer Research, Caitlin MacDonald, Centra State Hospital Queen candidate.

Join the Robertsville Fire Company for a Car Show this Sunday at 10 a.m. The Fire Company is holding a car show on Sunday, Sept. 23 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Marlboro Plaza parking lot on Rt. 9 North. All cars are welcome, $10 to enter a car. Free admission for the general public. 

Plan for next weekend (click links for more information):

The Marlboro Kiwanis Club is still selling tickets for its First Responders Gala, which honors Marlboro firefighters and first responders. The Seventh Annual Dinner Dance Gala at the Grand Marquis in Old Bridge on Friday, Sept. 28, 2012. The festivities begin with a cocktail hour at 7 p.m., followed by dinner and dancing.

The Ashley Lauren Foundation is holding its annual fundraising Barn Tour in Colts Neck on Saturday, Sept. 29. This fundraiser is being held in observance of September’s National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. This is a rare opportunity to visit some of Colts Neck’s exquisite farms and stables where champion hunter jumpers and thoroughbreds are raised and trained.

St. Mary's Church in Colts Neck is holding its annual Collectibles Show on Saturday, Sept. 29. Dealer tables will feature sports cards, coins and currency. Those attending are welcome to bring their own collectibles for free appraisals. Admission is free.