*During these ever-changing times due to COVID-19, please double check with the event organizers before attending any event.*
*During these ever-changing times due to COVID-19, event dates are subject to change. Please check with the event organizers prior to attending any event.*
Lower Township Department of Parks & Recreation has made the difficult decision to cancel the annual July 3 Independence Day Celebration and Fireworks traditionally held along the bayfront in North Cape May due to COVID-19 mandated public safety restrictions.
This week, you get to choose your signature drink of the week from one of five incredible On the Rocks Cocktails from 5 West Pub!
*During these ever-changing times due to COVID-19, please double-check with the event organizers before attending any event.*
As the coronavirus outbreak upends our daily lives, many local businesses are giving back to support the community and you can, too. Find out how you can help, from near or far, and how businesses are supporting the community during this difficult time.
*During these ever-changing times due to COVID-19, please double-check with the event organizers before attending any event.*
Memorial Day weekend is fast approaching which means another year of annual events from American Legion Post 184. Traditionally, the Post organizes a parade on Atlantic Avenue to honor the fallen.
Cape Christian Academy - Designed with a Purpose
Do you like your cocktails spicy or sweet? Either way, it’s your lucky day because The Mad Batter has a brunch cocktail for every taste! This week’s featured drinks are Mimosa Kits and a special Blood Mary mix from The Mad Batter.
Get in a summer state of mind and send us your fun summer photos in Cape May County for a chance to be featured on the COVER of Do The Shore Magazine this summer!
Events are canceled, some of our favorite activities are closed, and people are told to practice social distancing. So how do you ‘Do The Shore’ when you can’t leave your home? These local businesses are doing their best to bring the shore to you.
Rio Station has opened the cellar, putting wines on sale with several selections reduced to just $10. These include varieties that regularly sell for considerably more, including Kung Fu Girl Reisling, Chateau Ste. Michelle Chardonnay, Kaiken Cabernet Sauvignon, and others.
With respect for the COVID-19 lockdown and acknowledging that we all must push-on, The Wildwood Civic Club is pleased to announce the following gifts of financial and material donations to the following groups and organizations:
Although the Cape May Tennis Center is currently closed due to COVID-19, the staff wanted to send their well wishes and look forward to opening soon for your enjoyment!
You may not be able to go out and celebrate Mother’s Day at the shore as you normally would this year, but here are a few ways for you and your family to have a wonderful Mother’s Day at home!
John Wesley United Methodist Church - Swainton announced that due to the COVID-19 crisis, the event titled, “Quilts that Guided Run-Away Slaves to Freedom,” originally scheduled for Saturday, May 16, has been postponed to Spring of 2021.
Events are canceled, some of our favorite activities are closed, and people are told to practice social distancing. So how do you ‘Do The Shore’ when you can’t leave your home? These local businesses are doing their best to bring the shore to you.
Every year we celebrate Earth Day on April 22 to celebrate the planet’s environment and raise awareness about environmental pollution. Normally we would spend this day organizing beach clean ups or planting trees, but Earth Day looks a little different this year.
Respecting social distancing but still recognizing the need for good food, Rio Station created a Bring-It-Home Menu. With selections and variations from their regular menu, the long-time area dining icon includes staples like crab cakes, chicken parmesan, and Angus beef burgers.
As the coronavirus outbreak upends our daily lives, many local businesses are giving back to support the community and you can, too. Find out how you can help, from near or far, and how businesses are supporting the community during this difficult time.
Events are canceled, some of our favorite activities are closed, and people are told to practice social distancing. So how do you ‘Do The Shore’ when you can’t leave your home? These local businesses are doing their best to bring the shore to you.
The John Walter Band is pleased to announce that applications for the 2020 John Walter Band Scholarship program are now available. Applications must be received by the JWCCB Scholarship Committee at least two weeks prior to graduation or May 11, 2020, whatever is first.
Events are canceled, some of our favorite activities are closed, and people are told to practice social distancing. So how do you ‘Do The Shore’ when you can’t leave your home? These local businesses are doing their best to bring the shore to you.
You may not be able to go out and celebrate Easter as you normally would this year, but here are a few ways for you and your family to have an “eggcellent” Easter at home!
As anyone will tell you, the only way to get to Carnegie Hall is … practice, practice, practice! If you are engaged in the performing arts, you know that “practice”, involves hours of alone-time honing skills, commonly referred to as woodshedding, according to the Urban Dictionary.
Events are cancelled, some of our favorite activities are closed, and people are told to practice social distancing. So how do you ‘Do The Shore’ when you can’t leave your home? These local businesses are doing their best to bring the shore to you.
Since everyone is stuck at home, we have an activity for you! We created Do The Shore coloring pages and want to see your creations.
As the coronavirus outbreak upends our daily lives, many local businesses are giving back to support the community and you can, too. Find out how you can help, from near or far, and how businesses are supporting the community during this difficult time.
Events are cancelled, some of our favorite activities are closed, and people are told to practice social distancing. So how do you ‘Do The Shore’ when you can’t leave your home or have to stay within six feet of others? We’re here to help!
Calling All Cape May County Pet Owners! You could win $100 to Smeltzer & Sons! In honor of National Pet Month, we're collecting photos of your pets "Doing the Shore" to feature online, on social media and in the Herald's Pet Pages throughout April!
The Cape May County Zoo is normally open 364 days a year, closing only for Christmas. So, it was tough on the staff at the zoo when they had to close to the public in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Start planning your summer fun at the Jersey Shore! Besides chasing away the winter blues with warm thoughts, planning your time at the Jersey Shore now has many advantages.
The Wildwood Business Improvement District (WBID) is excited to announce 12 Music in the Plaza concerts in 2020! These free, weekly events take place in Byrne Plaza at 3400 Pacific Avenue from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on Summer Thursday evenings.
To access local coronavirus/COVID-19 coverage on the Herald website, click here.
Calling All Cape May County Pet Owners! You could win $100 to Smeltzer & Sons! In honor of National Pet Month, we're collecting photos of your pets "Doing the Shore" to feature online, on social media and in the Herald's Pet Pages throughout April!
From classic rock stars to a Motown legend to a patriotic country music icon, the City of Cape May 2020 Summer Concert Series offers eight weeks of outstanding performances. All shows will be held at Cape May Convention Hall, 714 Beach Avenue in Cape May, New Jersey at 8 pm.
MAC’s Lunch & Learn: Female Pirates: Oh, Those Girls!
Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center, in conjunction with The Garden Patch Quilters, presents the biennial “A Garden of Quilts” Quilt Show this weekend on Mar. 14 and 15.
Planning your perfect wedding day starts with planning to attend the 12th Annual Wildwoods Spring Bridal Expo in the Oceanfront Arena at the Wildwoods Convention Center on Sunday, March 15 from noon - 4 p.m.
Cape May County will go green this St. Patrick's Day weekend with a range of especially shamrockin' celebrations. Both Irishmen and non-Irishmen alike won't want to miss these spirited special events!
Get in a summer state of mind and send us your fun summer photos in Cape May County for a chance to be featured on the COVER of Do The Shore Magazine this summer!
Are you looking for the perfect something to wear? At the right price of course! Nothing beats a day, or better yet a weekend, of browsing local shops or getting a great bargain.
Learn about Victorian architecture and local history while helping your neighbors in need during free tours of the 1879 Emlen Physick Estate, 1048 Washington St.
MAC’s Lunch & Learn: Unsung Heroes of the American Revolution
Market Madness
The John Walter Band, the Community Concert Band of Cape May County, New Jersey, has announced the start of rehearsals on March 3, 2020. In its 24th season, the Band will continue to perform concerts, promote the arts, and build relationships.
MAC’s Lunch & Learn: Tales from the Dark Side of Victorian Life
This week’s featured drink turns your favorite sandwich into your new favorite cocktail! Prepare to be wowed by this unique drink of the week, a PB&J Martini at Harbor View Restaurant & Bar.
The Third Annual Cape May County Coast Guard Community Foundation Art Show will be held at the Mad Batter in Cape May from April 2 to April 29, 2020. A public opening reception is scheduled for Sunday, April 5, 2020 from 3 to 5 p.m. All are welcome.
Morey’s Piers, located on the boardwalk of the Wildwoods, NJ, launches another season of festivities and events starting with the grand re-opening of Mariner’s Pier from noon to 6 p.m. on Saturday, April 11.
According to Punxsutawney Phil, spring is just around the corner but winter’s not over just yet!
MAC’s Lunch & Learn: The Jersey Devil
