The ghouls and ghosts were out this weekend as the Angel celebrated another Halloween. The staff wore costumes and our cook outdid herself with this year’s tea. All I can say was a “spook-tacular” time was had by all.

Cape May has schedule it’s 2nd restaurant week from 0ctober 18 – 25, 2009. Almost two dozen of Cape May’s eateries will be offering prix fixe menus at $35.09 & $22.09, with lunch priced at $16.09. With warmer (and drier !) weather forecast for the upcoming week, it might be worthwhile to hop in the [...]

Despite a gloomy weather forecast, this past Saturday turned out sunny and bright, perfect for the annual Oktoberfest on Jackson Street. I can’t remember a larger turn out. 
The Beer Garden was jam packed and the vendors that dotted one of Cape May’s prettiest streets were doing a bustling business. There were the regular vendors like [...]

According to history books, 400 years ago, explorer Henry Hudson got his ship, the Half Moon, stuck in a sandbar off Cape May Point in Delaware Bay and in the process discovered Cape May and the surrounding area.
So this year Cape May has been celebrating Hudson’s “discovery”  with a variety of lectures, presentations and special [...]

Yesterday, I was mentioning some of the wonderful arts and entertainment venues around town. Today, I wanted to talk about one of the area’s historical attractions, Cold Spring Village. The Village is an open-air living Early American history museum located on 22 acres in Cold Spring just outside Cape May. There are 26 restored antique buildings housing [...]

I am always surprised by the amount of things going on in Cape May, especially when it comes to the arts. Take this week for example.
Tonight, the Cape Harmonaires, a local barbershop singing groups, will be performing free at the Rotary Bandstand. This coming Sunday, The Odessa Klezmer Band will be performing as part of the [...]

Cape May will be holding its first restaurant week May 31 through June 6.  Sponsored by Cape May Magazine and the Chamber of Commerce of Greater Cape May, the week long event will showcase some of Cape May’s best restaurants, which will be offering fixed prices to make your culinary adventure both affordable and tempting.  There are [...]

What a wonderful weekend we just had here in Cape May!  The weather was perfect and town was abuzz with activity. If you didn’t know, this week, April 24 – May 3, is Cape May’s Spring Festival Week with tours and events throughout town.
If you weren’t able to make it down there is still a [...]

If you’ve ever walked down the mall, you’ve probably noticed the Town Crier. It’s the kiosk situated on the 400 block near Casale’s Shoes and Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream. Operated by the Cape May Chamber of Commerce, the Town Crier has a map of Cape May, a calendar of events and happenings, and a [...]

The Second Singer-Songwriter Cape May will be held this coming weekend March 27-28, 2009 at historic Congress Hall and select venues throughout town. The event celebrates new music over 2 nights with showcase performances by original acts and artists from solo to full band. For complete information visit the event website at Singer Songerwriter Cape May.