Daily News | Jerry Blavat fans down the Shore will pay tribute at Sea Isle’s Oar House
Jerry Blavat was loved in a lot of places, but there may have been no place where his devotees kept the magic going and relived the old days more relentlessly than down the Shore.
Blavat died Jan. 20, and funeral rites will take place on January 28, at the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul in Philadelphia.at 318 42d Place in Sea Isle is hosting a two-part Celebration of Life in memory of Blavat, this Wednesday Jan. 25, and a week later, due to popular demand and on request from the family, a second one after the funeral, on Feb. 1. Both will run from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
The nights will include a four-minute video tribute to Blavat, DJ’s, a running slide show of photos, and the “Just in Time” band. The events will be live streamed on Blavat’s MixCloud feed. Bennett’s days working with Blavat date back decades, to the Sunday Fun Day shows at the old LaCosta Lounge on Landis Avenue in Sea Isle, and then on Wednesday’s at the Oar House.
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