Barefoot Country Music Festival Lights Up Wildwood Boardwalk
The Barefoot Country Music Festival ran June 19‑23 on Wildwood’s boardwalk, drawing large crowds and supporting the city’s summer tourism and entertainment goals.
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Three Electric Volvo Trams Added to Wildwoods Boardwalk Fleet
Three electric Volvo trams were added to the historic Wildwoods boardwalk tram system on May 8, 2026, modernizing the fleet and reducing emissions. The upgrade aims to balance preservation of the boardwalk’s heritage with sustainable transportation goals.
Phase II Beach Replenishment Begins in Wildwood
Phase II of Wildwood's beach‑replenishment project begins on June 24, adding 1.5 million cubic yards of sand to combat erosion and improve beach conditions for the summer.
Warm Temperatures and Moderate Waves Expected on Jersey Shore
NJ 101.5’s June 23 forecast calls for warm temperatures and moderate waves along New Jersey’s beaches, including Wildwood, offering beachgoers and surfers clear guidance for today’s activities.
Atlantic City Airport Offers Incentives to Attract New Airlines
The South Jersey Transportation Authority is offering incentives to airlines to restore and expand service at Atlantic City International Airport after Spirit Airlines left, aiming to improve travel options for Wildwood visitors and residents.
Council Seeks $5M for Beach Replenishment, Safety Briefing
Wildwood City Council voted to request $5 million for Phase II beach replenishment and addressed safety, community‑center design, boardwalk lighting, and tourism promotion ahead of the summer season and the Barefoot Country Music Fest.
Barefoot Country Music Fest to Draw 30,000 to Wildwood
The Barefoot Country Music Fest will run June 19‑22 at the Wildwood Convention Center, expecting 30,000 fans and featuring Kelsea Ballerini and Luke Bryan, with the goal of boosting local tourism and revenue.
Wildwoods Boardwalk Adds Electric Volvo Tram Cars
The Wildwoods City Council approved three electric Volvo tram cars, costing $250,000, to join the historic boardwalk fleet by July 2026, aiming to preserve the tram experience while cutting emissions.
