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The City of Cape May, the Chamber of Commerce of Greater Cape May, and the Nature Center of Cape May are excited to announce the annual Harborfest will be hosted on Saturday, June 28, 2025 from 10 am – 5 pm (Rain Date June 29, 2025).

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Emergency Responder 5K on Saturday; Beach Boys Tickets on Sale The Emergency Responder 5-Kilometer Run/Walk will be held on Saturday, June 14, and registration remains open. Formerly known as the “Cop Chase,” the event now honors all first responders and will be staged from the Ocean City Civic Center (Sixth Street and Boardwalk). The more»

The marker will recognize the Franklin Street School and the determination of Cape May’s Black community to provide equal educational opportunities to their children. The festivities will also recognize the nearby Macedonia Baptist Church/Harriet Tubman Museum of New Jersey as an accepted site on the New Jersey Black Heritage Trail and feature more»

The real-time guidance system directs motorists to paid municipal parking lots with open spaces through dynamic message boards and a mobile app. Using sensors mounted in the city’s parking lots, the Ocean City Parking Spot Finder app delivers directions to drivers’ smartphones and available space counts to roadside displays. “This is a more»

June 4, 2025 (Cape May, N.J.) – Cape May’s award-winning, Equity professional East Lynne Theater Company (ELTC) – now in its 45th year–will present its first show of the company’s Mainstage Season, “Ken Ludwig’s Dear Jack, Dear Louise,” from June 19 to July 12, with a special performance to honor Veterans on more»

The popular Downtown Wildwood Farmers Market has already returned with 85 vendors selling farm goods, baked good, specialty foods and all kinds of unique non-food items! The Farmers Market is where you will find the newly released 2025 DOOWW magnets that feature the branches of the U.S. A. Military, as well as lots of other DOOWW swag! Don’t miss the more»

JUNE 4 – Farmers Market: The popular weekly Farmers Market opens for the season early this year with fresh local produce on sale at the grounds of the Ocean City Tabernacle (along Asbury Avenue between Fifth Street and Sixth Street) from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. every Wednesday starting on June 4. The market also includes craft vendors set up in the street more»

The free public event provides an early start to Memorial Day Weekend and welcomes a long-awaited summer. It takes place on the beach between the Ocean City Music Pier and Ninth Street. With the ocean officially open, a fully-clothed entourage will then march into the chilly Atlantic Ocean to celebrate the annual Business Persons Plunge. The Ocean City High more»

But we want to send a clear and simple message: Don't come if you don't want to behave. Like many other Jersey Shore towns, Ocean City and Sea Isle City in recent years have experienced issues related to disorderly conduct by juveniles during the start of Memorial Day Weekend. Our police departments will be fully staffed with every available full-time and more»

Get ready to “Yacht Rock” on the beach behind Cape May Convention Hall, 714 Beach Avenue. Cape May Officials will introduce upcoming summer events, including concerts, movies on the beach, parades, and so much more! So, bring your beach chair or blanket and take in the smooth sounds of this Yacht Rock Party from AM Gold to start your Cape May more»