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Celebrate ‘Star Wars Day’ with FREE family-friendly fun at The Boardwalk and Al’s Beach Club

Attention all Star Wars fans! Today, May 4th, is National Star Wars Day and The Boardwalk and Al’s Beach Club are joining forces to bring you a celebration you won’t want to […]

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Attention all Star Wars fans! Today, May 4th, is National Star Wars Day and The Boardwalk and Al’s Beach Club are joining forces to bring you a celebration you won’t want to miss.

So, dust off your light sabers, put on your favorite robe, and get ready to awaken the Force! The event will be packed with free fun and games for all ages, including a costume contest for the young Padawans.

So, parents, encourage your little ones to don their best Star Wars outfits, as the younglings who harness the power of the Force will be recognized and presented with a modest award.

But that’s not all! Al’s Beach Club and Burger Bar will also be hosting a free movie on the beach. And guess what? The feature presentation for the night is none other than “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.”

In this epic film, we follow the story of Rey, a young scavenger, who discovers powers that will change her life and possibly save the galaxy. Meanwhile, a new threat has emerged in the form of the First Order and the villainous Kylo Ren. Will the galaxy be saved from their wrath? You’ll have to join us on the beach to find out!

So, grab your friends and family, put on your best Star Wars attire, and head down to The Boardwalk and Al’s Beach Club for a celebration of all things Star Wars. The event is happening from 6-10pm.

May the Fourth be with you!

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