On Saturday, June 2nd, Downtown Wildwood will host the inaugural Ryan Patterson Motocross Foundation Benefit with a Pacific Avenue block party starting at 7:30 p.m.
The block party will be held between Lincoln and Spicer Avenues by a group of restaurants - some of them new to the Downtown area - that are being touted as Restaurant Row - the new must-see locale of Downtown.
The Wildwood Business Improvement District (WBID), along with Pacific Avenue Block Party, the Ryan Patterson Motocross Foundation, and Thundermoto Sports will sponsor the event that includes fun for everyone: live entertainment, pong tournament, eating contest, dunk tank, corn hole, and a raffle.
Event proceeds benefit the Ryan Patterson Motocross Foundation, formed in memory of the avid motocross racer and southern New Jersey native Ryan Patterson - the Foundation is a non-profit organization founded by siblings Mark and Michele Patterson to keep their brother's passion alive on the track by helping the kids of motocross.
The Foundation's mission is to inspire, teach, and provide confidence to the young MX-ers that have a passion for the sport of motocross, so that it is possible for their dreams of racing on the track to become a reality.
Music by Hydeaway will fill the block on Pacific Avenue from 8 p.m. - 12 midnight. The Jack Daniels Girls will be adding to the excitement with specials and giveaways.
For more information, please call 609-729-6500 or email jaimie@cattlenclover.com.
For more information about the Wildwood Business Improvement District, please visit dowildwood.com, or call 609-523-1602.
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About the Wildwood Business Improvement District
The Wildwood Business Improvement District (WBID) is a self-governing corporation that provides services to the Wildwod Business District through a self-imposed assessment. Their Board of Directors is elected by the businesses to oversee the annual report and budget. The WBID Board also works closely with the Wildwood Boardwalk Special Improvement District (WBSID) and Management Corporation for professional management services. The WBID works with the city to improve existing services to the district and provide additional enhancements and focus. Funding is created through an annual assessment on property in the district, collected by the city, but transferred and controlled by the BID. For more information about the WBID please visit www.dowildwood.com or call 609-523-1602.
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