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Last night, I took a stroll along the Washington Street Mall to show you, our blog readers, what’s happening during this time of year. Now if only we had a little dusting of snow! Take a virtual walk with us along the mall and enjoy the lights! I hope you and your family are healthy… Read more »
For many, the Cape May Cafe, located in Disney’s Beach Club Resort in Walt Disney World, is their first — and maybe only! — brush with Cape May: a New-England style buffet restaurant (family style at present for safety reasons) featuring American fare and seafood. But if you’ve eaten at the Cape May Cafe, have… Read more »
We’ve had steady traffic on our holiday pages since well before Thanksgiving, so we know a lot of you are planning a Christmas trip to the shore! Here’s everything we know so far about the holiday dining events and experiences that will be offered in Cape May this year. It’s thinner than usual, but we’ll… Read more »
Cape May’s Rotary Park is draped in white lights in preparation for the upcoming Christmas tree lighting ceremony on December 3rd! The tree is already in place beneath the bandstand. We happened to be walking by in the early evening and took a few pictures as the sun was going down. If you’re thinking of… Read more »
We’re already receiving questions about who’s serving turkey this year, so we reached out to Cape May’s restaurants to find out where you can make reservations for Thanksgiving dinner. Here’s everything we know about Thanksgiving dinner in Cape May in 2021 so far. We’ll continue to update this post as we receive information! Last updated… Read more »
Updated September 24, 2021 It’s that time of year again when we celebrate what you consider to be the Best in Cape May, from fish tacos to B&Bs. For the first time since 2015, we have a new winner for Best Takeout, unseating long-time winner The Lobster House! We also have first-time winners and runners-up… Read more »
I recently traveled on NJ Transit bus route 316, a seasonal express route between Philadelphia and Cape May. I’m a college student, so this isn’t my first experience with public transit, but I still had to ask questions. Here’s what you should expect if you take route 316 and some tips to make your trip… Read more »
I recently decided to join the camping community this summer at The Depot located in West Cape May. For fifty-eight days (yes, I counted), I am staying in an RV barely big enough for one person. There can be a lot of anxiety and tribulation surrounding choosing a campsite, deciding how long to stay, and… Read more »
I would label myself as a creative person. I’m a photographer and a person that loves to craft. I don’t have an issue with trying new things even if I have never done them before. My latest project was making a hot glue mask and fairy wings. I made one out of hangers that drooped so… Read more »
Well…it’s been another year, and what a year it has been. We always have a slew of business changes to report in June, but they might seem a little heavier than usual. The challenges the pandemic presented sparked creativity across town as businesses carved out new opportunities while our shops and restaurants were shuttered, and… Read more »
Inside Congress Hall’s Winter Wonderland
Tree lightings around Cape May
Cape May’s first snowfall this December
Holiday decor around Cape May
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