Albert Music Hall is dedicated to “preserving the music, folklore and history of the Jersey Pines,” as director Danielle Marrone put it during a special Saturday night show on Nov. 1. That includes one of the most notorious legends of the Pine Barrens – the Jersey Devil. A well-known and feared resident, the Jersey Devil was summoned to the hall by a spooky musical tribute, to the amusement of spectators.
As the event started, the hosts assured guests that despite its woodsy location and storied roots in the Pines, the…
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