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Sandra Bloodworth artist reception party
SOMA NewArt Gallery, Cape May, is pleased to announce Sandra Bloodworth’s return with an extraordinary presentation of paintings depicting shared moments through portraits of meals.
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Seventh annual Heart 5K Run/Fun Walk
On Saturday, June 7, Sea Isle City and the local AARP chapter will hold their seventh annual Heart 5K Run & Fun Walk at Kennedy Boulevard and the Promenade.
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VIDEO: Eat, drink, eat more, support Cold Spring Village, and then eat again
Feasting On History once again proved to be the best way to sabotage your bathing suit body with food from over 40 restaurants all in one (heavenly) place.
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Wine and cheese and art
End of show party at SOMA Gallery in Cape May this Saturday
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Avalon Paint-Out
Avalon Paint-Out produces artistic statements to save barrier island trees
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Michelle Dawn Mooney among 13 writers to speak at the North Wildwood Conference
So you want to write a book, a novella, or a short story, but you don’t have a clue about how to start it, finish it, get it edited and published, and once finished, how to market it so people will buy and read it.
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Beach Theatre to broadcast Pangea Day Celebration
The Beach Theatre Foundation announced today that it will participate in Pangea Day, a global event bringing the world together through film.
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VIDEO: Dancing Philadanco style
The warm-up was familiar to the young dancers, who stretched and bended into pretzels across the floor of Dance Dynamic’s studio in Marmora on April 15 - just the normal routine. But what followed - an hour-long masters class with professional dancers, Mora-Amina Parker and Erin Barnett, of the Philadelphia-based company Philadanco - was anything but routine.
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Trolley bells soon will be ringing in Sea Isle City
Sea Isle City’s visitors and residents won’t have to travel to San Francisco to hear the “clang clang clang” of a trolley this summer, because a new trolley service is coming to town.
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No timeout for this author and mother of twins
I got my news media training in several different ways — college, seminars, government programs, apprenticing. But if I had to pick one source that stayed with me the longest, or made the biggest impact, it would have to be Tracy Garrity Rasmussen.
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Cape May Whale Watcher's first Delaware Bay Lighthouse Adventure
The first Delaware Bay Lighthouse Adventure will set sail on Tuesday, May 13. This cruise, co-sponsored by the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts (MAC) and the Cape May Whale Watcher, is a five-hour voyage of discovery and adventure.
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Nature Center Spring Open House features shorebird carvings
Join the Nature Center of Cape May for its annual Spring Weekend Open House, Friday, May 16 through Sunday, May 18, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily.
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Greater Wildwood Chamber of Commerce Foundation's Wildwoods Restaurant Showcase
The Greater Wildwood Chamber of Commerce Foundation will host the ninth annual Wildwoods Restaurant Showcase at Neil's Steak and Chowder House on Wednesday, May 14 from 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.
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Van Drew and Fulginiti to be honored at Philadanco! performance
Cape May County Clerk Rita Marie Fulginiti, and State Senator Jeff Van Drew, (D), of legislative District l, will serve as honorary chairs for Access to Art’s Philadanco! Performance and Pre-Performance Reception for Joan Myers Brown, founder of Philadanco, at the Middle Township PAC on May l7.
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Cape May Stage’s Official Ribbon-Cutting May 22
On Thursday May 22, Cape May Stage will officially launch its 20th consecutive season in Cape May with the grand unveiling of the fully restored and renovated Robert Shackleton Playhouse.
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Enjoy Mermaids, Pirates and Sea Chanteys at Court House Library May 31st
Come and enjoy a lively musical presentation “Mermaids, Pirates, and Sea Chanteys” by folklorist and singer Nancy G. Cochrane at 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 31. The program will be held at the Main Branch of the Library, 30 Mechanic Street, Court House.
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United Way Women's Golf Outing
What's half as long and twice as fun as a day on the golf course? Links for Life - a nine-hole women's golf "scramble" on Sunday, June 1, is great way to improve your swing, while helping others through the United Way of Cape May County's First Call for Help and Contact Cape-Atlantic.
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Perennial Plant Swap returns to Nature Center May 10
The Plant Swap gives community members the opportunity to share their perennial garden successes with others and go home with a new plant to try.
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Antiques 5.7: A Philadelphia legacy . . .Much ado about Gillinder Glass
When William Gillinder opened his Philadelphia Flint Glass Works in 1861, he advertised an ambitious menu of products: “Plain, moulded and cut flint glass, fancy colored glass and silvered glass table ware, door knobs, curtain pins and reflectors. In addition, apothecaries, scientific and philosophical glass.”
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The Fishing Line 5.7: Welcome to the water
Here we are in May and there are no more good excuses not to get out and fish. The bait and tackle shops are waiting for you. And so are the many experienced charter boat captains we have in the county.
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Cape May Stage Nears the End of Project Encore
"Incredible!" "I don't believe it!" Those exclamations have been typical reactions from Cape May Stage's early-season visitors as they hustled past the box office into the newly renovated Robert Shackleton Playhouse last week. The interior of the building has received a mighty do-over since last season.
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St. Ann History Fair
On April 9, the St. Ann Regional School community turned our gym into a History Fair. Each grade was assigned a decade to display, research, and talk about.
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Cycling for a world free from MS May 17-18
This is the 17th anniversary of Bike MS “Coast the Coast” Ride
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Free Yoga Workshops for beginners at Court House Library
Free yoga workshops, “Just Breathe Yoga Series for Very Beginners,” will start on Thursday, May 22 at 10 a.m. at the Main Branch of the Cape May County Library, 30 Mechanic St., Court House and continue for eight weekly classes until July 10.
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New community education classes in Ocean City
Ocean City’s Community Education Spring classes at Ocean City High School are now running! The following classes are now offered:
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