After a glorious summer’s afternoon in Cape May, come join us at the Inn of Cape May right along the beach for some fine dining, good drink, wonderful song and an elegant Whodunnit from the pen of Agatha Christie herself. There is murder afoot, stolen gems, a soiree, and of course the Master Sleuth himself:… Read more »
Classic American Tales (CAT) presents ales at The Dormer House. This new company has taken on what had been presented by East Lynne Theater Company (ELTC) for 33 years under the name “Tales of the Victorians.” As usual, with “Tales,” attendees are treated to tea and tantalizing treats, while listening to stories by American authors… Read more »
Cape May MAC (Museums+Arts+Culture) presents storyteller Chase Jackson in an original program, “Black Footprints on White Sand: Historical African American Beaches and Resorts,” with artwork by Chanelle René.
More About Music: Mozart’s Last Symphony, the Jupiter The last concert of our Cape May Music Festival will end with a performance of the last symphony of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – his 41st. Join Bay Atlantic Symphony conductor Jed Gaylin and symphony cellist and MAC Museum Educator Brenda Leonard for an in-depth look at this… Read more »
It’s a Grand Old Flag We’re all familiar with the Stars and Stripes, our national flag. But when did it come about, who designed it, and why do we celebrate on June 14th? Old Glory has served as the symbol of our nation from our very beginnings. Join Mary Stewart to learn about the history… Read more »
More About Music: Composers of the 2023 Cape May Music Festival Sure, you’ve probably heard of Bach, Schubert, and Mozart. But most of us aren’t as familiar with Pierné, Golijov, Barber, or Bologne! As our Cape May Music Festival kicks off, Dr. Brenda Leonard familiarizes us with some of the less-well-known composers whose works are… Read more »
Marvels and Missteps: Medicine During the Victorian Era Apr 19th: 12 pm The Victorian Era saw considerable advancements in the medical community. However, potent drugs and questionable procedures also rose to predominance. Ben Ridings talks about the triumphs, tragedies, and tricksters of the medical profession in the era Bring a bag lunch and learn during… Read more »
Roy Steinberg of Cape May Stage takes us on an exploration of theatre history starting with the Oresteia of Aeschylus. In particular, he will concentrate on theater in Cape May, from the 19th century opera and vaudeville through the 20th century star packages and summer stock to the creation of theater companies that exist today.… Read more »
“‘Come, Watson, come!’ he cried. ‘The game is afoot. Not a word! Into your clothes and come!’ “- Sherlock Holmes. We invite you to pick up your magnifying glass and detective hat during MAC’s Sherlock Holmes Weekend in Cape May! Join Sherlock and Watson on their next case, help search for clues, and become part… Read more »
A real-life married actor-couple play a newlywed actor-couple in this classic romantic comedy about marriage, jealousy, fantasy and reality. Adapted for two actors by Mark Edward Lang, from Ferenc Molnar’s The Guardsman (1924), which ELTC produced in 2008.
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