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Join the Cape May County Museum on a trip to the

Downton Abbey Exhibit at WINTERTHUR Museum • April 6th 2014Bus departs Acme parking lot in Cape May Court House

at 8:45 AM and departs Winterthur at 4 PM. The bus trip is approximately 2 hours.

Lunch upon arrivalWe arrive at the Visitor Center where you will have time to

refresh with lunch and a tour of the visitor’s center. An open air tram will take us through the grounds and on to the house to begin

a guided tour of the magnificent estate which was the life work and pride of generations of the DuPont family.

House Tour • Beginning at 1:15pmDelight in the museum’s collection of American decorative arts as you tour the

house and exhibition galleries. The one-hundred-seventy-five rooms of Winterthur are the showcases of Henry Francis Du Pont, but these rooms are not the cold rooms of a museum. These are the rooms of a home, where young Henry Francis whispered and laughed with his big sister Louise, where Henry Algernon told war stories, and where Jacques Antoine and Evelina made plans for their new country place.

Winterthur and Downton Abbey Collection • 2:30pm - 3:30pmIncluded in this package is the bus ride, lunch with a choice of hot entree, Panini

sandwich or salad and pasta bar, soft drink, coffee or tea and cookie. Tram tour of the Gardens and grounds of this elegant one of a kind estate created by Henry Francis Du Pont. Learn the history of its creation, which is the story not only of a family but of our nation. After the Open air tram ride, our Tour of the House is first then we’ll tour the exciting new Costumes of Downton Abbey exhibit.

Price: $80.00 • Members Price: $75.00

For Tour Tickets or Membership for the Cape May County Museum Society Call 609-465-3535 extension 3 or 609-780-5024 or visit www.cmcmuseum.org

Peter Pan The MusicalFriday & Saturday, March 21st & 22nd

at 7 pm and Sunday, March 23rd at 2 pmWhere: Paul W. Schmidtchen Theatre

at Lower Cape May Regional High School 687 Route 9, Cape May

Aimed at the young and the young-at-heart, the story of Peter Pan and Wendy is filled with whimsical spirit as the cast of Lower Cape May Regional High School re-tells the adventurous journey to Neverland and back.

Come fly with us to Neverland for a swashbuckling epic that delivers non-stop action, spell-binding music and great choreography. This is a story so magical, it actually takes flight.

Cost of admission is $ 10.00 for adults, $5 for children under 12. Audience members who attend in costume will receive $1.00 off the ticket price and there will be a surprise gift for all children attending under the age of 12 years. A Peter Pan set of Disney figurines will be raffled off at the Sunday performance.

Free Nature Photography Walk

Saturday, March 22nd from 10 to 11 amWhere: Cape May National Wildlife Refuge

24 Kimbles Beach Rd, Cape May Court House

Are you an aspiring nature photographer? Or do you want to become one? Then bring your camera for a lei-surely walk starting at the headquarters of the Cape May National Wildlife Refuge. Sponsored by the Friends of Cape May NWR, the walk will explore the woods, fields and vernal ponds of the nearby Songbird Trail (1 mile) for early signs of spring, which may include resident songbirds, amphibians, and flowering plants. Also, if there is time, we will take a walk down to Kimbles Beach to check for early season migrants. Leaders for this walk will be Joe Alvarez and Chris Borkowski.

This program is free and open to the public. No pre-

registration is required. These trails are well-maintained and easy to walk but may be wet in spots. Dress for the weather; heavy rain or snow will cancel the event. For more information or directions, call 609-513-9349.

Charlie Zahm Performs in a Celtic Celebration

Sunday, March 23rd at 7 pmWhere: Trinity United Methodist Church

834 N Delsea Dr, South Dennis

Charlie Zahm weaves moments of Scottish and Irish his-tory with period North American music from the 18th and 19th centuries into a repertoire pleasing to all members of the family. A master of the guitar as well, Charlie brings an authentic love and respect for the music he sings—and with dashes of humor and a light in his eyes, he will draw you into the stories of his songs! For directions or more information, please call 609-861-2196.

16th Annual Ocean Drive Marathon

Monday, March 24th from 9 amWhere: Beginning at Congress Hall, Cape May

The Ocean Drive Marathon is run on a beautiful 26.2-Mile point-to-point course thru the scenic barrier islands of Cape May County, NJ. This USATF-NJ 500 point Grand Prix event offers a USATF certified, Atlantic Coastal flat and fast, paved road and boardwalk, point-to- point, qualifying course that begins in Victorian Cape May City, continues, via the Ocean Drive, over 4 drawbridges through the fishing port of Lower Township onto the Wildwoods island (where you run the length of its famous Boardwalk) through Middle Township on into the island communities of Stone Harbor and Avalon, and finishes on the Promenade on the island town of Sea Isle City. To register and for more information, visit www.odmarathon.org.

Fly into the first days of Spring with the cast of "Peter Pan The Musical", or make note of nature's early signs of the season on a guided walk with wildlife experts. Celebrate the turn of the season with one of this week's special events!

Mouthwatering Murasaki Excels in Asian Fusion

In the fall of 2010, Mu-rasaki opened its doors and became the third successful restaurant for owner Tsong Lin. “Each of my restaurants is unique in its own way. Although some of the dishes served by all three restaurants are similar, the experi-ences are different. At Murasaki, we serve Thai cuisine in addition to hi-bachi, sushi, and Japanese cuisine.”

Begin this contempo-rary Asian dining experi-ence with the lovely Rain-bow or Flower Roll, both made with an assortment of fresh sashimi. Alter-nate Murasaki appetizer choices include classic Miso soup, the Japanese Seaweed Salad, and the Spicy Kani Salad for an

extra kick. The flavors of this signature Thai cuisine are unique, spicy, and specific. Several of Murasaki’s most acclaimed entrées include the Thai Garlic Steak, the Mango Chicken, and the Crispy Thai Peanut Chicken.

It is also important to note that Murasaki offers an extensive hibachi menu. Their chefs are hibachi ex-perts and very experienced at entertaining patrons of all ages. They promise to prepare exceptionally de-lectable dishes right before your eyes, bringing new meaning to the phrase "din-ner and a show". As the Murasaki staff puts it, it’s a feast for your eyes and a party for your taste buds. A night at the Murasaki Hiba-chi table proves the perfect way to celebrate birthdays,

holidays, and special oc-casions with family and friends.

Murasaki is open year round for both lunch and dinner Monday through Sunday. The lunch com-bination options offer a great value for a complete meal. Murasaki features dining specials daily, so be sure to ask your server for details on exclusive dishes and deals. Murasaki spe-cializes in mouthwatering taste in a cool, casual at-mosphere. Treat yourself today. Murasaki is located at 13 S. Dennis Road in Cape May Court House.For reservations or more infor-mation, call 609-463-8888 or visit http://murasakija-paneserestaurantnj.com/.

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ATTENTION LOCAL MUSICIANS & MUSIC LOVERS:

DoTheShore is teaming up with Singer-Songwriter Cape May for a local talent search! Local musicians are encouraged to submit audio and/or video of them-selves performing an orginal or cover song to [email protected] or via a Facebook message to the Do The Shore page. Our audience will then vote for their favorite performers. Winners will receive laminate passes to the 6th Annual Singer-Songwriter of Cape May Weekend Conference & Festival, granting them access to the afternoon panels, workshops, and keynotes with music industry professionals as well as access to headlining shows in Congress Hall ballroom.

All who cast votes in the contest will automatically be entered to win a pair of tickets to the weekend's main concert events, featuring Melissa Ferrick on Fri-day night and Michael Glabicki of Rusted Root on Sat-urday night. Spread the word!

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7th Annual Singer-Songwriter of Cape May Conference

Returns March 28-29CAPE MAY -- The 7th annual Singer-Song-

writer of Cape May Conference & Showcase will be held March 28-29, 2014 at the histor-ic Congress Hall and select live music venues in Cape May.

Over 80 music industry professionals and 150 acts and artists will participate in the weekend conference. The conference fea-tures two afternoons of music business pan-els, workshops, mentoring and keynotes for musicians, students and registered guests. At night, the acts and artists showcase new music at eighteen Cape May live music ven-ues. All showcase performances are free and open to the public after 7:00 pm.

The 2014 SS Cape May showcase venues are: Aleathea's Restaurant at The Inn of Cape May, Cabanas Beach Bar, Carney's & Carney's Other Room, Corinthian Yacht Club of Cape May, Elaine's & Elaine's Dinner Theater, Jackson Mountain Café, Lucky Bones Backwater Grill, Marq's Pub at Marquis de Lafayette, Merion Inn, The Mad Batter, Pilot House, Ugly Mug and the Brown Room, Boiler Room and the Grand Ballroom of Congress Hall.

Keynote speakers and featured performers for 2014 include Melissa Ferrick (Boston, MA) on Friday, March 28

and Michael Glabicki of Rusted Root on Saturday, March 29. The Keynotes are at 5:15 pm for conference at-tendees and the public performances are after 8:00 pm in the Grand Ballroom of Congress Hall. Advance tickets are $15.00 and all ages are permitted to attend.

For tickets and more Singer-Songwriter of Cape May conference and showcase information visit: http://www.sscapemay.com.

Meet the Keynote Speakers:Melissa Ferrick (Boston, MA)Melissa Ferrick will deliver the Friday,

March 28 Musical Keynote at the 7th an-nual Singer-Songwriter of Cape May and be the featured performer in the Grand Ballroom of Congress Hall after 8 pm.

Melissa Ferrick is back - with her first self-produced album since 2004, 'the truth" is a raw, rootsy record set to a

sweeping Americana/alt-country soundtrack that lay-ers pedal steel guitars and background harmonies into some of the lushest, brightest songs of her 20-year ca-reer. Melissa, an eight-time Boston Music Award winner and signed with NY-based MPress Records and released Still Right Here (2011). The album debuted on Billboard's Heatseekers Album Charts, won an 8th annual Interna-tional Acoustic Music Award (IAMA) and garnered two Independent Music Award (IMA) nominations.

Michael Glabicki of Rusted Root (Pittsburgh, PA)Michael Glabicki of Rusted Root will deliver the Satur-

day, March 29, 2014 Musical Keynote at the 7th annual Singer-Songwriter of Cape May and be the featured

performer in the Grand Ballroom of Congress Hall after 8 pm.

Rusted Root, the multi-platinum sextet out of Pitts-burgh, evolved around front-man Michael Glabicki’s dis-tinct sound and grew into a musical entity that has thrived in a non-genre specific category all its own. In addition to the two decades with Rusted Root, Glabicki is exploring new sounds and opening new doors with his solo carrer. Glabicki currently routes his solo tours around the Rusted Root schedule, and he is also working on a brand new solo album that is scheduled for release in 2014. His solo dates and new music are extensions of his creative talent, and will inspire all those who participate.

Middle PAC to Show Sundance Film About Nuclear Power

COURT HOUSE - In keep-ing with its goal to pres-ent entertaining as well as thought-provoking films rarely shown in this area, the Performing Arts Cen-ter of Middle Township will turn to the serious subject of nuclear power when it continues its “Monday Night At The Movies Series” on its big screen March 24 at 7 p.m. at the PAC.

“Pandora’s Promise,” directed by Oscar nomi-nee Robert Stone, is a

groundbreaking film that addresses the question of how we will continue to power modern civilization without destroying it. The full-length feature film was shown at the Sundance Film Festival where it was an audience favorite. It tells the intensely personal stories of environmental-ists and energy experts whose views on the subject have changed from anti to pro--nuclear energy. Stone addresses this controversy among environmentalists with stories of defections by some of the move-ment’s leaders.

Kay AspelL , managing director of The PAC, said the film is informative and emotional and raises inter-esting questions about the future and past of nuclear power. It is being present-ed in conjunction with Pro-Media Advertising of Mid-dle Township which also is co-sponsoring the series that extends on alternate Monday nights into May.

Tickets are $8 and may be ordered by calling 609-463-1924 or purchased at the PAC box office. The Per-forming Arts Center is situ-ated at 212 Bayberry Drive, Court House, one mile east of exit 10 of the Garden State Parkway. There is free parking on the premises.


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Next, Boru Irish Vodka, otherwise known as "The Vodka of Kings", is added to the Celtic Lemonade concoction. It is made in Ireland from the "finest local grain and pris-tine Irish spring water." Its five-time distillation process produces a vodka of unusual clarity and exceptional smoothness. It is said to finish with a "pleasantly linger-ing warmth", which may account for the feel-good after-taste of this Westy's signature. Last but certainly not least, Country Time Lemonade gives Celtic Lemonade its sweet, citrus base for these fine Irish liquors.

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Wildwoods Welcome OD Marathon, Health and Fitness Expo March 29, 30

THE WILDWOODS -- The Ocean Drive Run Club pres-ents the 16th Annual Ocean Drive Marathon and Health & Fitness Expo March 29 and March 30.

The Health & Fitness Expo will be held March 29 from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. inside the Wildwoods Convention Cen-ter. Runners competing in Sunday’s marathon, as well as health and fitness-minded guests, will have the opportu-nity to explore and purchase the latest in running gear, accessories and reading materials. The Expo will offer a day of wellness with pro-active health related activities and screenings, as well as information on the benefits of diet and exercise. The Expo is FREE to attend and is open to the public.

Following the Health & Fitness Expo, the traditional "Carb-Load Pasta Dinner" will be held at Adam's Restau-rant from 5 - 9 p.m. March 29. Adam’s Restaurant is lo-cated inside the Montego Bay Resort on the Wildwoods Boardwalk at 18th Avenue in North Wildwood. Tickets for the pasta dinner are $15 per person and can be pur-chased at the Expo.

The Ocean Drive Marathon is scheduled for March 30 at 9 a.m. and will remain open for 5-1/2 hours until 2:30 p.m. The Marathon is a qualifying course through the sce-nic island barriers of Cape May County and runners will be eligible for awards. The event is also set to include the following runs: the Ocean Drive 10-Miler; Ocean Drive 5K; and the non-competitive Ocean Drive 1.5-Mile Fun Run.

Runners participating in the Ocean Drive Marathon or any of the additional Ocean Drive runs are asked to check-in and pick up their race number, shirt and packet starting at 10 a.m. March 29 at the Health & Fitness Expo in the Wildwoods Convention Center. The final opportunity to register for the Marathon and 10-Miler events is at 5 p.m. March 29. Race-day registration for the Ocean Drive 5K and 1.5-Mile Fun Run will be available March 30.

For additional information about the Health & Fitness Expo or the Ocean Drive Marathon, please call 609-523-0880 or visit www.odmarathon.com.

For additional information about the Wildwoods, visit www.WildwoodsNJ.com or call 800-992-9732.

Spring Painting Workshop in Goshen

Stan Sperlak, PSA , a noted national art instruc-tor, will conduct a three day indoor/outdoor land-scape painting workshop at his farm/studio at Crow Creek Farm in Goshen May 16-18 for all levels of stu-dents. Sperlak works and teaches primarily in pastel, but will also coach students who choose to work in oil, watercolor or pencil. The workshop includes a night-before orientation/lecture and slide show.

Sperlak in well known for his quick and accurate sketches, and colorful/emotional portrayals of the Jersey marshes, fields and seaside. He also excels in helping motivate and fos-tering students through life-long art commitments.

You can expect constant attention at your easel and many tricks, techniques and classic methods will be covered. Classes run from 8 - 4:30 each day, with an optional Saturday evening session from 6 – 8, and cost is $375. To sign up, please call 609-827-6423 or visit

www.stansperlak.com for more info.

There are two scholar-ship spots open to a refer-ring high school/college art student via their instruc-tors.

"Near the Point", a Stan Sperlak pastel


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'Peter Pan the Musical' Flies onto LCMR Stage

Imagine a world like nothing you’ve ever seen, where every day is an ad-venture and where you never have to grow up. That’s the world of Pe-ter Pan ---the clanking of swords of furious rivals, the quivering plank of the “Jolly Roger,” the magical power of a hidden kiss, the sparkles of pixie dust, pi-rates, and oh yes, an alliga-tor that ticks.

Aimed at the young, and the young-at-heart, the story of Peter Pan and Wendy is filled with whim-sical spirit as the cast of

Lower Cape May Regional High School re-tells the ad-venturous journey to Nev-erland and back.

Come fly with us to Nev-erland for a swashbuckling epic that delivers non-stop action, spell-binding music and great choreography. This is a story so magical, it actually takes flight.

The smash hit musical adaption of J.M. Barrie’s classic story is a perennial favorite for all ages from 4 to 104. It will be presented at the Paul W. Schmidtchen Theatre at Lower Cape May Regional High School on March 21st and 22nd at 7:00 p.m. with a matinee

performance at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday the 23rd.

Tickets are $ 10.00 for adults and $5.00 for chil-dren 12 and under. Audi-ence members who attend in costume will receive $1.00 off the ticket price and there will be a surprise gift for all children attend-ing under the age of 12 years. A Peter Pan set of Disney figurines will be raffled off at the Sunday performance.

Enjoy the flight of “Peter Pan.” It is a performance worth “crowing about.”

Lower Cape May Little League will be holding their annual Food & Drink Night at the Cape May VFW on March 22nd from 7pm to 10pm. Erik Simonsen and 12:01 will be providing the entertainment. The menu includes roast beef, chicken marsala, penne in vodka sauce and salad. There will be a raffle and auction prizes throughout the night. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door and are available at Cappelletti’s Pizza and the Cape May VFW. Email [email protected] or call 609-602-8100 for tickets or questions.

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Jersey Shore Pops Appoints AmbassadorCOURT HOUSE - Linda

Gentille & The Jersey Shore Pops have announced that the board of directors for the orchestra approved the appointment of local Middle Township resident Karen Buckingham as the official Jersey Shore Pops Ambassador. Her duties will include greeting all pa-trons for all concerts that the popular orchestra holds and promoting the orches-tra within the community.

Buckingham has been a volunteer with the popular orchestra for over a year hosting numerous after concert events, but the offi-cials from the pops wanted to make her position more official. Dr. Nick Holland, president of the Jersey Shore Pops comments, “We are very excited to have such a creative person such as Karen to be our Ambas-sador. She has so much experience in the arts and entertainment arena and brings a fresh enthusiasm to our organization. The board of the our orchestra was so pleased to be able to invite her to participate in a more official capacity.”

Buckingham was born at the Naval Hospital in Philadelphia, Pa. where her father was transferred to from Paris Island, South Carolina where he served as a drill sergeant in the Ma-rine Corps. She was raised in Voorhees, New Jersey and at the age of 14, moved to the Jersey Shore.

While attending Wild-wood High School, she met the love of her life, Russ Buckingham. After attend-ing Stockton State College, Buckingham married Russ and together they have two children, Jacklyn, 27, and Trevor, 25.

Trevor manages the Country Club Tavern in Swainton while Jacklyn is a Language Arts teacher with the Bridgeton School District. Jacklyn is also the featured singer for the Jer-sey Shore Pops as well as a member of the Shaken Not Stirred Players.

Aside from being Am-bassador for the Jersey Shore Pops, Buckingham is a board member of the Theater Collaborative of South Jersey whose mission is to renovate and restore

the Gateway Playhouse in Somers Point. She is also the president of the Middle Township Council for the Arts.

During Hurricane Irene in 2011, Buckingham cre-ated a Facebook page to help Cape May County stay connected. She was a com-fort to those who stayed in Cape May County, and her page was used by emer-gency personnel as a way of communication.

Last year, when Bucking-ham’s mother-in-law (Mir-iam Buckingham) passed away, she started a teddy bear drive in her name. The ‘Teddy Bear Roundup’ was created because of Miriam’s love of teddy bears. Teddy bears were collected and distributed to area nursing homes during the holiday season. Last year over 300 teddy bears were placed in loving arms.

Buckingham also spends her time substitute teach-ing in the Middle Town-ship School District. When not raising money for local charities and organizations, Buckingham loves to go on cruises with her family and

friends. Buckingham and her husband honeymooned in Walt Disney World and have continued the tradi-tion by taking their children there every year.

Her home resembles a Disney museum.

Buckingham’s love for the arts developed over the years while watch-ing her daughter Jacklyn perform at various area events throughout Cape May County. She loves to entertain at her Cape May Court House home, but is happiest spending her spare time doing for others. In her words, her biggest achievement is being the proud mother of Jacklyn and Trevor.

Buckingham will be greeting audiences as the official ambassador at each of the popular orchestra’s concerts at both The Ocean City Music Pier and The Middle Township Perform-ing Arts Center. The Jersey Shore Pops will open the Memorial Day Weekend in Ocean City May 24.

Below is the entire or-chestra schedule for the 2014 Spring/Summer Sea-son:

July 12 at 7:00 p.m.: Mark Preston of the Letterman

July 19 at 7:00 p.m.: Sina-tra Sizzles

Aug. 9, at 7:00 p.m.: Broadway on Tap:

Aug. 23 at 7:00 p.m.: Great Balls Of Fire, Legends of Piano

This program is made possible in part by funds from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Depart-ment of State, a Partner Agency of the National En-dowment for the Arts. The funds were administered by the Cape May County Cul-ture and Heritage Commis-sion, under the authority of the County Library Commis-sion, for the Board of Cho-sen Freeholders.

The price of the season pass is discounted at $100 for all 4 Saturday evening shows in the series and is on sale only until May 24, 2014. This price will also include a ticket to the open-ing night “After Concert Champagne Reception” at the Avalon Golf Club as well as other after concert re-ceptions at both The Avalon Golf Club and The Bellevue Tavern. Season ticket hold-ers will save $60 for the pass compared to regular orchestra center VIP seating which is $40 a ticket. To pur-chase tickets to the 2014 Jersey Shore Pops Summer Season, please call the JSP Ticket Office at 800-838-3006 or 609-628-4544. You can choose your own seats online by going to www.Jer-seyShorePops.org.

Tickets are now going to be available once again at the PAC for walk up pur-chases for individual ticket sales which will not begin until June 2, 2014. The the-ater is located at 212 Bay-berry Ave, off exit 10 off the Garden State Parkway. There is convenient and free parking at the facility and it is handicapped acces-sible.


Calendar EventsListed below are upcoming events posted to the Herald calendar online. For more information concerning these

events, to see more events, or to submit an event to the calendar, free of charge, go to events.capemaycounty-herald.com. Submission of an event does not guarantee print publication, due to the volume received. To ensure print promotion for your event, you may arrange for a paid submission by calling 886-8600, Ext 34.

3/20/14Story Time at 10:00am

in Avalon at Avalon Free Public Library

Plein Air Watercolor Painting Workshop at 12:30pm in Wildwood Crest at Two Mile Beach Unit of Cape May NWR (609) 513-9349

Shakespeare for Fun ~ FREE at 6:00pm in Cape May at Cape May City Li-brary (609) 463-6386

Just Released Film Night- Saving Mr. Banks at 6:00pm in Avalon at Avalon Free Public Library

3/21/14Peter Pan The Musical

at 7:00pm in Cape May at Lower Cape May Re-gional High School; Tick-ets are $10.00 for adults, $5.00 for children under 12 years of age. * * * * * * * * * * * * *

"South Pacif ic" at 7:15pm in Cape May Court House at the Middle Township PAC (609) 463-1924


at 7:00pm in Cape May at Lower Cape May Re-gional High School; Tick-ets are $10.00 for adults, $5.00 for children under 12 years of age. * * * * * * * * * * * * *

Free Nature Photogra-phy Walk at 10:00am in Cape May Court House starting at the headquarters of the Cape May National Wildlife Refuge (609) 513-9349

Cape May Wine Trail at 12:00pm in Cape May beginning at Mad Batter Restaurant (609) 884-5404



St. Patty's Dance at 9:00pm in Heislerville at Heislerville Community Hall (856) 785-9427


at 2:00pm in Cape May at Lower Cape May Re-gional High School; Tick-ets are $10.00 for adults,

$5.00 for children under 12 years of age. * * * * * * * * * * * * *

Spring Bridal Fair at 12:00pm in Wildwood at the Wildwoods Convention Center (609) 465-7181

Charlie Zahm Per-forms in a Celtic Celebra-tion at 7:00pm in South Dennis at the Trinity Unit-ed Methodist Church (609) 861-2196

3/24/1416th Annual Ocean

Drive Marathon at 9:00am in Cape May at Congress Hall (609) 884-6542

Scrabble at 5:45pm in Avalon at Avalon Free Public Library

Great Decisions For-eign Policy at 5:45pm in Avalon at Avalon Free Public Library



3/26/14Bowling Party Fund-

raiser for Wildwood High After-Prom at 6:00pm in Wildwood at Island Bowl (609) 425-4930* * * * * * * * * * * * *



3/28/14Cape May S inger

Songwriter Weekend at 9:00am in Cape May at Congress Hall (609) 884-6542

B e a d e d B r a c e l e t Workshop (registration required) at 1:00pm in Wildwood Crest at Wild-wood Crest Public Library (609) 463-6386

Free Pizza and Family Movie Night at 6:00pm in West Cape May at West Cape May Boro Hall (609) 884-1005

3/29/14Spec ia l O lympics

NJ Basketball Finals at 9:00am in Wildwood at The Wildwoods Conven-tion Center (609) 896-8000

Cape May Wine School at 1:00pm in Cape May at the Washington Inn (609) 884-5404

Jersey Shore Federal Credit Union Annual Meeting at 6:00pm in Egg Harbor at Renault Winery (609) 646-3339 x110

3/30/14O c e a n D r i v e

Marathon/5K/1.5-Mile Fun Run at 9:00am in Sea Isle City ends on the Promenade at JFK Blvd (609) 523-0880

The Thirteen - 13 Art-ists - One Voice Chamber Choir Concert at 6:00pm in Cape May at Episco-pal Church of the Advent (609) 898-9699



4/2/14Video Games at 3:15pm


Potent Poetry - REG-ISTRATION REQUIRED! at 5:30pm in Sea Isle City at Cape May Court House Library (609) 463-6386



4/4/14Friday Evening Frog

Hike at 7:00pm in Cape May at Cape May Point State Park (609) 884-2159

The Ar is toca ts a t 7:00pm in Cape May Court House at the Middle Township PAC (609) 463-1924

4/5/14United States Coast

Guard Auxiliary - Boating Safely Class at 8:00am in Ocean View at Island Marine Center (609) 463-9692

Big Brothers Big Sis-ters Wild Walk for Kids at 9:00am in Cape May Court House at Cape May County Park & Zoo (609) 573-5029 x14

Feis at the Beach at 10:00am in Wildwood at the Wildwoods Convention Center

Sea Isle Ambulance Corps Craf t Fair a t 10:00am in Sea Isle City inside the Sea Isle City Community Lodge (609) 780-4400

Crochet Baby Clothes (Registration Required) at 10:00am in Wildwood Crest at Wildwood Crest Public Library (609) 463-6386

Basket Weaving at 10:00am in Avalon at Avalon Free Public Library

The Branches Easter Fundraiser at 10:30am in Rio Grande at The Branch-es Episcopal Outreach Cen-ter (609) 886-5091

4/6/14FrogFest at 1:00pm in

Cape May at Cape May Point State Park (609) 884-2159

Al Harrison Dixieland Band at 2:00pm in Cape May at VFW Post 386 (609) 368-3342

4/7/14K n i t t i n g C l u b a t

3:30pm in Avalon at Ava-lon Free Public Library

Movie Night: Gravity at 6:00pm in Sea Isle City at Sea Isle City Library (609) 463-6386

4/8/14Wildwood Wholesale

Gift Show at 9:30am in Wildwood at the Wild-woods Convention Center (508) 261-1800

Story Time at 10:00am in Avalon at Avalon Free Public Library

4/9/14Italian Culture Group

at 3:30pm in Avalon at Avalon Free Public Library

Movie Night: Gravity at 6:00pm in Cape May Court House at Cape May Court House Library (609) 463-6386

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THE WILDWOODS -- The Greater Wildwood Cham-ber of Commerce presents the 9th Annual Sensational Spring Weekend Friday, April 25 and Saturday, April 26 in the Wildwoods – a two-day celebration paying tribute to 60s and 70s Rock ‘n Roll music.

The fun begins Fri. night, April 25, inside the Wild-woods Convention Center with a Dance Party featuring the David Christopher Band, guaranteed to get every-one moving and grooving to classic oldies from the 60s, 70s and early 80s. The Dance Party takes place from 7 to 11 p.m. and ad-mission is $15 per person.

Sat., April 26 will feature an afternoon of outdoor fun and music during the free

star-studded musical line-up for the night includes Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels (“Devil With the Blue Dress On”, Sock It To Me-Baby”, ” Jenny Take a Ride”, “Good Golly Miss Molly”), Mark Farner formerly of Grand Funk Railroad (We’re An American Band”, “Some Kind Of Wonderful”, “Heart-breaker”, “I’m Your Cap-tain”) and Jefferson Star-ship celebrating their 40th Anniversary (“Somebody to Love”, “White Rabbit”, “Volunteers”, “Jane”).Ticket prices are $49.50 per person for stadium seating and $65.50 per person for floor seating.

Wildwoods to Hold 9th Annual Sensational Spring Weekend Celebration

Sensational Spring Street Fair at Fox Park, located across from the Wildwoods Convention Center on Ocean Avenue, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Street Fair will include live entertainment throughout the day, a clas-sic car show, a Doo-Wop ‘50s Bus Tour and a variety of vendors offering oldies memorabilia, merchandise, many delicious food options and much more.

Sat. evening at 7 p.m., the weekend’s featured event – the Sensational Spring Concert – will take place in the Oceanfront Arena at the Wildwoods Convention Center. The

For additional informa-tion or to purchase tick-ets, visit www.gwcoc.com, 3306 Pacific Avenue, Wild-wood or call 609-729-4000. Tickets are also available through Ticketmaster at www.ticketmaster.com, all Ticketmaster locations or 800-745-3000. A limited number of tickets will be available at the Wildwoods Convention Center Box Of-fice the weekend of the event.

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'Cape May Ablaze' Exhibit to Feature Famous FiresCAPE MAY – Learn how

fire has shaped and re-shaped the City of Cape May in the Carriage House Gallery exhibit, “Cape May Ablaze,” presented by the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts & Humanities (MAC), which opens April 25. The exhibit is sponsored by Stur-dy Savings Bank.

From the very beginning, fire has reshaped Cape May more so than any other force, natural or man-made. Even today, fire continues to be the bane of Cape May, a National Historic Landmark city, filled with hundreds of

restored Victorian buildings. Ben Miller, the exhibit’s

curator and author of Exit Zero’s popular book, The First Resort, takes visitors on a journey through Cape May’s fiery past in this must-see exhibit that includes an authentic 1925 Model T fire truck.

Members of the pub-lic are invited to the free exhibit opening on Friday, April 25 at 7 p.m. at the Carriage House Gallery, on the grounds of the Emlen Physick Estate, 1048 Wash-ington St. The exhibit is free and open daily, April 25 through Oct. 14.

The Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts & Humanities (MAC) is a multifaceted not-for-profit organization committed to promoting the preservation, interpre-tation, and cultural enrich-

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2014 Erin Express

In order to ring in Saint Paddy’s Day with Wildwood’s best, the Do The Shore team hopped aboard the Erin Express on Saturday, March 15th decked out in green and ready to give away some shamrock swag! Here are some photos we snapped throughout our travels. Check out the full album at www.facebook.com/DoTheShore, and be sure to “like” our page for the latest nightlife, din-ing, and event news from the shore!

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