Here’s the itinerary and ticket information for the two-day event, which will feature the retired Eagles centre, his brother Travis Kelce, and several of his old colleagues.

Jason Kelce and the Eagles Autism Foundation are returning to Sea Isle City for a fourth consecutive year.

GALLERY: Philadelphia Eagles’ Jason Kelce manages a pub in Sea Isle City.

Kelce will be a celebrity barman at the Ocean Drive on Wednesday, June 26, for fans aged 21 and older. With VIP tickets sold out for early entrance to the event at 3 p.m. and a photo with Jason, fans can try to sneak in during the 4-8 p.m. event for a $10 donation. Kelce has previously invited teammates, family members, and friends to assist him behind the bar, including his brother Travis, Jordan Mailata, Landon Dickerson, and others. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Eagles Autism Foundation.

And for those wondering who else might appear, Taylor Swift will play Wembley Stadium in London on June 23 and will not perform again until July 4 in the Netherlands.

Jason Kelce, a former Eagles centre, takes pictures and pours shots while bartending last summer in Sea Isle City, New Jersey.

Prior to Kelce’s guest bartending, the Eagles Autism Foundation is throwing a free, family-friendly Eagles take over at neighbouring Excursion Park from 12 to 3 p.m. Families can participate in sponsored activities by donating $25 to the foundation.

The two-day experience concludes with the New Heights Beer Bowl, which will take place on Thursday, June 27 at the Sea Isle Yacht Club. Fans can purchase VIP tickets to the event, but only 100 are available. Otherwise, fans must be one of the top 50 fundraisers on the Eagles Autism Foundation’s fundraising page or win the Donor Lottery. Fans that participate in the Beer Bowl will get the opportunity to compete in a variety of drinking activities with Jason and Travis, and they may also be featured on the next Beer Bowl episode of their podcast, New Heights.

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Previous incarnations have earned more than $100,000 for the Eagles Autism Foundation, and with the Kelce brothers at their peak popularity, it just seems natural that this will be Jason’s biggest event along the Shore yet.

Tickets are now officially on sale for individuals who want to confirm their attendance at the events.