Author: Michelle Giorla

Michelle is the staff photographer for CapeMay.com and Cape May Magazine. On the weekends, she loves to do crafts, bake, and now she has a cute puppy named Gunner.

Q&A with author Christopher Michael Blake about his novel “The Cape May Murders”

I was up the road at an apple festival when I saw a booth for a book called The Cape May Murders. Intrigued, I stopped in my tracks and talked with the author, Christopher Michael Blake, about his novel. This murder mystery, which takes place largely during Cape May’s off season, was an easy read… Read more »

A Little Snow in Cape May

Overnight, Cape May had a light snowfall, so we decided to take some pictures around town for you to enjoy. Towards the end the snow had stopped, and we’re sure all signs of snow will be gone by tonight!

Holiday lights and decor around Cape May

If you haven’t had time to visit Cape May and see the holiday lights around town this year, no worries! We took pictures. Sit back with a cup of hot cocoa and enjoy a few of our favorite shots of Cape May dressed up for the season.

“Thicker Than Water” Q&A with author Laura Quinn.

I love historical fiction, so when I learned that author Laura Quinn’s novel Thicker Than Water took place around 1916 in Cape May, I had to get my hands on it.

The Cape May County Zoo welcomes a baby bison!

A female bison was born at the Cape May County Zoo on August 18th, 2022!

8 kid-friendly experiences (besides the beach)

Eight different options you may not have considered to do while in Cape May

A Brief Guide to Cape May’s Dog Park

A how-to guide for access to Cape May’s dog park on Lafayette Street, along with suggestions on great places to shop for pet supplies.

Chez Michel Bakery is back open!

Wonderful news! Chez Michel has opened for the season. You’ll find the bakery at the same location, but a bit bigger than you may remember. Michel told us that he wanted more room to decorate his cakes and pastries. During March, Chez Michel will be open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 7am to 2pm. Michel… Read more »

Winter storm Kenan brings snow to Cape May

The snow started Friday night, and when I woke up the next day it was still coming down. My husband was already outside cleaning off the cars and making loops around our driveway. When he came inside, I said, “So, you think we can make the thirteen-mile trip down to Cape May?” He said yes… Read more »

Lights Around Town

We hope everyone had a wonderful holiday weekend and is ready for a festive New Year! Here are just a few pictures from around town. If you’re on Instagram, don’t forget to tag us @LoveCapeMay! We love seeing all of your pictures.

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