Cape May Today

We all know that Cape May was miraculously spared from the devastation visited on other areas by Hurricane Sandy; now we’re letting you know just a little bit about what Cape May is doing to help those in crisis. The Whale’s Tale is collecting donations of non-perishable food donations, toiletries and diapers, as well as […]

Power lines are down, sand and surf breached the sea wall, and boarded up windows remain the norm. Oh, and did we mention that Martini Beach just so happened to lose their roof? Our wandering photographer snapped some photos to let you know that some of your favorite places in Cape May are still here… […]

The annual Halloween around the Washington Street Mall is a tradition not to be missed… and so we didn’t. Our photographer was on hand to snap some scary, creepy, eerie photos and plenty of cute ones to boot.

It is an odd festival indeed, but who doesn’t enjoy a festival? We were on hand to document the celebration of the lowly Lima bean in Wilbraham Park.

Sure, this isn’t Germany, and sure, it’s not yet five o’clock, but every once in a while you need to celebrate. After all, Cape May is all about having a good time. Our photographer prowled the food and the drink, the vendors and artisans as he snapped some awesome photos at this year’s Oktoberfest on […]

We all know the C-View is the place to be on Wednesdays for their legendary Wing Night. But, it’s also a great option for watching your favorite NFL football teams in action – and an inexpensive option to boot. During NFL Monday Night Football games – and during NFL Sunday games, for that matter – […]

It was billed as Ladies Night, but it was just a great reason to do a bit of shopping. The West End Garage is already one of the best places to shop in town, so with some discounts, food and drink and raffles, it’s an event. Check out the photos we snapped while in attendance.

A pretty nasty storm rolled through Cape May just the other day, and the silent time spent waiting for such storms to hit produces and eery calm across the island. The following photos document that feeling.

The Cape May Fire Department’s colonial style museum on Washington Street houses a 1928 American Lafrance fire engine, vintage engines, photographs and other pieces of fire fighting history. It’s just a few steps off the Washington Street Mall, and we feel confident these photos show exactly why you should make the trip.

The bi-annual Washington Street Mall Sidewalk Sale brings wares out of the stores and onto the brick pavers of the beautiful mall. Shops offer up great end of season (or – in other cases – pre-season) deals, and shoppers get to enjoy the beautiful weather of autumn in Cape May.