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Visitors to Cape May for the 4th of July won’t be able to climb the lighthouse or visit the WWII lookout tower unless the State of New Jersey lifts their closure of all state non-essential operations, which includes beaches, forests, and historic sites. The closures are due to a stalemate over the Fiscal Year 2018… Read more »
July 4th weekend is right around the corner, and Cape May is celebrating with many fun events this season! July 1st: Cape May Independence Day Parade The parade route runs along Beach Avenue. Begins at 1pm. July 1st: Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast at Convention Hall 7:30-11am at Convention Hall. Proceeds from the breakfast benefit the local… Read more »
The amazing new Parkmobile app that’s recently launched in Cape May solves the issue of ever having to leave the beach; you can stay relaxing by the sea while you pay your meter on your phone.
It’s June, which means it’s time for CapeMay.com’s 13th annual roundup of the changes our town has gone through in the last year or so. Here’s who’s new, who’s moved, and who’s gone in 2017.
Just before noon, the U.S. Coast Guard color guard commemorated our fallen soldiers and sailors with a wreath launching ceremony. Together with the City of Cape May Beach Patrol, a dingy filled with flowers was launched off the beach as the crowd looked on.
Aleathea’s at the Inn of Cape May – Beachfront Brunch for Mother’s Day from 11:30am to 3pm. For reservations, call 609-884-5555. Beach Plum Farm – Radishes, leeks, asparagus and fresh lettuces are popping up everywhere as the farm comes to life with the arrival of spring. Where better to usher in Mother’s Day than in… Read more »
If you’ll be with us in Cape May for the Easter weekend, there are daily activities to keep the kids busy—you won’t even have to give up the annual egg hunt. Plus, we have the roundup of who’s serving Easter brunch and dinner. Easter Weekend Events All weekend Spring Break at Congress Hall, featuring The… Read more »
We woke yesterday to unexpected snow in Cape May! It’s since melted, but we took these pictures for you.
We are thrilled by how many accommodations, private residences, and shops are decorated for the holiday season and wanted to share with you some of our favorites!
This past Saturday, December 3rd, was the 51st Annual West Cape May Christmas Parade.
Photos: Snow in Cape May
Photos: Morning Snow in Cape May
Beach replenishment near the WWII Bunker
What restaurants are open on New Year’s Eve 2024?
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