Burns suppers are one of the most culturally immersive events to experience in Cape May. When Jack Wright and I discussed the idea in 2004 (arguably), I knew Jack was a world-class Scotsman because he…
View PostThose of us in hospitality hate to lose a customer. However, when we lose a customer because they decide to buy a second home in Cape May, we don’t just lose a guest; we gain…
View PostLining the walls with little-known history, a new Carroll Gallery exhibit at the Emlen Physick Estate opened on the weekend of Martin Luther King, Jr. The exhibit explores how Black travelers used The Green Book…
View PostA note from your Admins John and Ginny: Ginny and I are just fine, thank you for asking. I (John) belong to groups with twice as many members and the same number of admins. Thank…
View PostAfter I moved to Cape May in 2004 to manage the Victorian Motel, my Philadelphia neighborhood upbringing motivated me to immerse myself in the community. My vision of Cape May was one giant neighborhood where…
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