Beach Bash ’26 may have looked a little different this year, but it still brought plenty of family fun and community spirit to the Third Avenue beach and boardwalk.
After threatening weather forced the event to move from Saturday to Sunday, residents and visitors came out to enjoy the bounce house, face painting, outdoor games and popular basket raffles. The local Sugar Shack snack bar remained open later to provide food and treats for hungry Beach Bash guests.
“We were so pleased to see the community come together despite the change in plans,” said FOB President Celeste Prell. “That spirit of support is what makes events like Beach Bash so meaningful.”
FOB appreciates everyone who attended, participated, and volunteered to make Beach Bash ’26 a memorable evening. We look forward to bringing the community together again for an even bigger and better Beach Bash next summer!
Thanks to all those who participated in making FOB’s Beach Bash a great day of fun, food, and friends.
