It has almost melted now, but here are pictures from this morning’s snowfall, the first to stick this year (we’ve had flurries once).
It has almost melted now, but here are pictures from this morning’s snowfall, the first to stick this year (we’ve had flurries once).
Cape May had its first snowfall of the year early Sunday, and photographer Christopher Chin was out at 6a.m. to capture these photos before anyone disturbed the snow.
The 53rd annual West Cape May Community Christmas Parade escaped the threat of rain this past Saturday. Below are highlights from this year’s event. Photos by Michelle Giorla and Morgan Sacken
Cape May is beautiful during the holiday season, but there’s a special sort of magic once the sun sets. Photographs by Christopher Chin
If you’ll be enjoying Thanksgiving Day with us in Cape May, you might not want to spend it in the kitchen. Luckily, some of our best restaurants are open for the holiday. If you do plan to eat out, please make your reservations early since our restaurants fill up quickly. We’ll update this list as… Read more »
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