Year: 2014

Cape May celebrates National Lighthouse Day

There are 199 steps from the ground to the top of Cape May’s iconic lighthouse, which welcomed visitors for National Lighthouse Day last week. The lighthouse, built in 1859, receives over 100,000 visitors each year. Get tour dates and times on MAC’s website

Fantastic Faces at the Baby Parade

Pretty Baby (under 2 years of age) 1st place: Giada Clerico 2nd place: Olivia Durante 3rd place: Leah McGarigle 4th place: Noah Brockman 5th place: Kayleigh Gloviak 6th place: Declan Carigun 7th place: Evan Lee 8th place: Brayden LaSerre 9th place: William Gray 10th place: Brett Luchko Decorated Baby Carriages 1st place: Roxanne Riehs 2nd… Read more »

Instagram of the week: djpickles10

Love the beach! I liked the ocean until a big, cold wave came. … Now I’m scared! #lovecapemay http://instagram.com/p/quREwXzeuG/ Tag your photos #lovecapemay and tell us your Cape May story. Follow us @lovecapemay

Instagram of the week: krist_ina

❤️ #capemay #lovecapemay #july4th #vsco #vscocam #RSblooms #rsred #RSroadtrip A post shared by Kristina Wagner (@krist__ina) on Jul 4, 2014 at 4:53pm PDT Tag your photos #lovecapemay and tell us your Cape May story. Follow us @lovecapemay

Instagram of the week: capecouriers

The workhorse in front of our sponsor @victoriouscapemay #capecouriers #capemay #pink #workhorse #raleigh #raleighrushhourpro #workdays The workhorse in front of our sponsor @victoriouscapemay #capecouriers #capemay #pink #workhorse #raleigh #raleighrushhourpro #workdays A post shared by Cape Couriers (@capecouriers) on Jul 1, 2014 at 8:12am PDT Tag your photos #lovecapemay and tell us your Cape May story.… Read more »

Cape May hosts the inaugural Cape May Seafood Festival

Last Saturday marked the inaugural Cape May Seafood Festival, a celebration Cape May’s commercial and recreational fishing industry. It was sponsored by the City of Cape May and Cape May Forum. Visitors to the festival enjoyed live entertainment, free education programs, cooking demonstrations, and locally caught seafood. You can find out more about the event… Read more »

Cape May’s boutique store trend

Last year, if you’d asked me to describe the type of shops we have in Cape May, I would’ve said they’re largely geared toward our summer visitors: t-shirt shops, souvenir shops with “Cape May” emblazoned on knick-knacks, the quintessential surf shops. But last summer, the 500 block of the Washington Street Mall welcomed Galvanic, a… Read more »