LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT IN RESTAURANTS A PLUS FOR PATRONSÂ
The Bayonne Urban Enterprise Zone  (UEZ) and member businesses part of the UEZ are currently hosting a weekly event MUSIC ON BROADWAY.
Now in its fourth week the event has provided restaurant goers some incredible music while they sit  and eat in their favorite haunts.
Most of these restaurants and venues have  never had entertainment before the program and the public has enjoyed it to date.
The concept for the event was first started when the Bayonne Urban Enterprise Zone hosted Monday Music at the Museum a monthly series which brought bands into the Bayonne Commuinity Museum this past spring.
The series organizer Terry Young along with Dee Dee Bottino of the Bayonne UEZ have put together a talented group of 20 musicians who on a weekly basis rotate within the 18 various venues .
The next MUSIC ON BROADWAY will be held this Friday, December 16th with the following musicians, venues and times:
BUTERO…….184 Broadway…5:30pm  Â
ORVILLE DAVIS
K.P. SARELLI’S RESTAURNT… Â 241 Broadway…7:00pm
BILL SACKSÂ
PERK UP CAFE’……317 Broadway…6:30pm
TERRY HAMAN Â
BIG APPLE …414 Broadway…6:00pm
DAVE WATSON
MEZCAL KITCHEN…482 Broadway…7:00pm
THREE COMPADRES
PLANET WINGS…589 Broadway…7:00pm
DOMINO EFFECT
BELLA SORRELLA Â 1020Broadway…7:00pm
ISAAC EZEKIEL
VIC TAVERN 107 Hobart Ave…5:00pm
MEYERS &CARRINGTON
BCB BANK 595 AVE C…3:00pm
BILL MEEHANÂ
For more information call 201-858-6357
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