
By Michelle Giorla March 26, 2025
Hello, I’m Keith Zalinger: an acclaimed and award winning thought-reader & paranormal entertainer. As part of my main performance, I divine the thoughts of audience members, answer personal audience members’ questions previously unknown to me, and predict their actions. During my special extended-length shows, my partner in thought-reading identifies drawings, items, and other thoughts while… Read more »

By Michelle Giorla March 26, 2025
Join the Community History Committee from the Center for Community Arts (CCA) as they present on overview of the Cape May African American Heritage Walking Tour from the comfort of the Library. Hidden in plain sight among Victorian Cape May are stories of Blacks-only beaches and USO, the thriving African American businesses, the social and… Read more »

By Michelle Giorla March 18, 2025
A Celebration of The Harlem Renaissance in Words and Art! Join us for a rousing evening of poetry, art, dramatic readings and more in celebration of The Harlem Renaissance, featuring Stephanie Renee and Elijah Pringle. Raymond Tyler, The Arts and Entertainment Editor for Atlantic City Focus and Vice Chair of The AC Arts Commission is… Read more »

By Michelle Giorla March 18, 2025
During the Jim Crow era, African American travelers heavily relied on an annual publication, the “Green Book”, to navigate segregated areas, using it to find safe places like hotels, restaurants, gas stations, and even beauty salons that would serve them, essentially acting as a lifeline for safe travel across the country where they might face… Read more »

By Michelle Giorla March 18, 2025
Roy Steinberg, Producing Artistic Director at Cape May Stage, takes us on a fascinating exploration of what goes one “behind the curtain” at a professional theater. Learn about what goes into making a play come to life including set design, costume creation, lighting, and sound. Don’t miss this unique online experience! This virtual lecture is… Read more »

By Michelle Giorla March 18, 2025
In partnership with Cape May MAC (Museums+Arts+Culture), Cape May Stage is proud to present this free community event. Using the tools of the theatre like sets, lights, costumes and a written narrative, Producing Artistic Director Roy Steinberg of Cape May Stage will identify how a story can be told for a desired effect. Slipping on… Read more »

By Bernie Haas February 12, 2025
Episcopal Church of the Advent presents An Evening with the Authors in the Parish Hall. Four local authors will discuss their books including Scott Griffith, Skeeter Lee, Amy M. Read and Suzanne Simonetti. Beverages and desserts will be offered and there will be door prizes. You can make reservations by calling the office at 609-884-3065.… Read more »

By Bernie Haas February 11, 2025
Cape May’s Poet Laureate Sylvia Baer hosts three 1.5-hour interactive online seminars via Zoom this March that delve into American literature of the Victorian age. “The Fear Gang” on Monday, March 24 delves into Hawthorne, Poe and Melville. These seminars are designed for those at any level of knowledge and experience who wish to learn… Read more »

By Bernie Haas February 11, 2025
Cape May’s Poet Laureate Sylvia Baer hosts three 1.5-hour interactive online seminars via Zoom this March that delve into American literature of the Victorian age. “The Amherst Gang” on Monday, March 17 features Emily Dickinson and Helen Hunt Jackson. These seminars are designed for those at any level of knowledge and experience who wish to… Read more »

By Bernie Haas February 11, 2025
Cape May’s Poet Laureate Sylvia Baer hosts three 1.5-hour interactive online seminars via Zoom this March that delve into American literature of the Victorian age. “The Concord Gang” on Monday, March 10 highlights Emerson, Thoreau, and Alcott. These seminars are designed for those at any level of knowledge and experience who wish to learn more… Read more »