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ACCC Restaurant Gala, 50/50 Raffle Set Thursday
ime is running out to buy tickets to South Jersey’s premier black-tie fundraising event.
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Local Musicians Step Out of Portraits to Express Language of Jazz
For the past month, striking photos of local African American musicians paired with the nationally renowned musicians who inspired them, have graced the walls of the Carriage House at the Emlen Physick Estate.
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East Lynne Theater Company busy in March
Just because East Lynne Theater Company isn't currently doing four shows a week in Cape May doesn't mean the company is idle.
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Cape May Stage presents “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”
This annual statewide program, beginning March 4 and running throughout the month, offers free and discounted tickets to attendees, and was developed to encourage families to attend professional theatre together by making the experience affordable, educational, and exciting.
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Jersey Shore Pops Orchestra seeks string players
The JERSEY SHORE POPS is a new orchestra founded by New Jersey entertainer and pianist Linda Gentille.
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Frank Theatres Sues Beach Theatre Foundation for $50,000
Frank Theatres, owner of the Beach Theatre, is suing the Beach Theatre Foundation for $50,000 for a breach of contract for common area maintenance area fees for the theater complex here.
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Artists wanted for "This Fragile Earth" exhibit
Christians are called to be stewards of Creation: to nurture, to protect, and to preserve it.
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Cape May Film Festival Wins Statewide People’s Choice Award
CAPE MAY _ For the second year in a row, the Cape May Film Festival has won Best Film Festival
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Black, Blue & True Local, National Musicians Combine in Photo Exhibit
The truly American art forms known as jazz and blues are often passed along from one generation of musicians to another and from peer to peer.
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WheatonArts’ Winter Schedule offers free admission to Museum of American Glass
Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center announced that it will offer free admission to the Museum of American Glass during its winter operating schedule in January, February and March.
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