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Bay-Atlantic Symphony to Perform at Music Festival Bay-Atlantic Symphony Presents Sensuous, Engaging Music By Vivaldi, Villa-Lobos, And Mozart At Cape May Music Festival Concert On June 6 tric guitar and percussion. He is also the Principal CAPE MAY - A program Chamber of Commerce of Guitar Society in Baltimore In 2012, he received Conductor of the Cape May of works that are contrast- Greater Cape May at (609) and he was the featured awards in the Appalachian Music Festival and Music ing yet all sensuous and 884-5508. performer in the autumn State Guitar Competition, Director of the Johns Hop- engaging will make up the For more information on of that year in the New Montreal Guitar Festival kins Symphony Orchestra Bay-Atlantic Symphony’s the Bay-Atlantic Sympho- York City Classical Guitar and Competition, Sierra in Baltimore. concert at the 24th Cape ny, please call their offi ce Society Second Sundays Nevada Guitar Competi- The Music Director of May Music Festival, on at (856) 451-1169, visit Concert Series at the Roger tion, and was awarded the Two Rivers Chamber June 6, at 8 p.m. the Symphony’s website Smith Hotel in New York. First Prize in the Middle Orchestra in Shepherd- The concert by the Sym- at www.bayatlanticsym- He made his Carnegie Hall Tennessee State University stown, WV, Gaylin also phony—orchestra-in-resi- phony.org, or visit them debut in the fall of 2010 Guitar Festival and Com- served as the Director of dence at the Festival—will on Facebook. premiering Sam Adams’ petition. Orchestras at the Interna- feature works by Antonio Guitarist Max Zucker- Tension Study #1 for elec- While maintaining his tional Music Festival and Vivaldi, Heitor Villa-Lobos, man received his Master classical repertoire, Zuck- Summer Course of Cervera and Wolfgang Amadeus of Music Degree from the Animal erman enjoys collaborates (Spain), and was a regular Mozart, and will be under Yale School of Music where be the soloist in Vivaldi’s Entitled “Folk and Fash- with musicians and com- conductor at Opera Vivente the direction of Music studied with Benjamin Ver- Concerto for Guitar in D ion,” this program pres- Outreach posers in a wide variety of in Baltimore. His numer- Director Jed Gaylin. It will dery. He is also a graduate major, RV 93 and Villa ents, in Villa-Lobos’ con- styles, from the avant-garde ous guest appearances in- take place at the First Pres- of the Peabody Institute of Lobos’ Concerto for Gui- certo, the music of Brazil’s Sets Trivia to popular music. clude St. Petersburg State byterian Church of Cape Johns Hopkins University tar and Small Orchestra, most famous composer— Jed Gaylin, now entering Symphony, National Film May, 500 Hughes St., Cape in Baltimore, MD, where A501. The program will full of the Brazilian folk he earned both a Bachelors Night his 17th season as Music and Radio Philharmonic May, NJ. (Beijing, China), Shanghai also include Mozart’s Sym- idiom characteristic of his of Music and a Graduate Here is some Trivia for Director of the Bay-Atlantic Featured in this concert Conservatory Orchestra, phony No. 29 in A major, works. This blends with Performance Degree in you. What is the scien- Symphony, is Artist in will be renowned guitarist Bucharest Radio Orchestra, K.201. the cosmopolitan interna- the studio of Manuel Bar- tifi c name for the tail-bone Residence at The Richard Max Zuckerman, who will Academia del Gran Teatre tional idiom of Vivaldi and rueco. (same name as cats and Stockton College of New del Liceu (Barcelona, Spain) Mozart to create a rich He won fi rst prize in the humans)? In the “Thin Jersey—the latter position among many others. John Walter Band listening experience. under 18 guitar division at Man” movie series, what being part of an innova- “Generous” is the word Tickets are $25 for gen- the American String Teach- breed of dog was their tive model in which the listeners and performers Seeks New Members eral admission, $20 for ers’ Association national pet Asta? Test your trivia Bay-Atlantic Symphony seniors, and $10 for stu- is integrated into the col- use time and again to de- Since 2007, the John competition in 2002 and knowledge about all kinds COURT HOUSE – The dents. To order tickets or Grand Prize for all string of questions—including lege’s musical curriculum. (Page A40 Please) John Walter Band, cel- Walter Cape Community for information about the Band is honored to have instruments in the under some questions about our ebrating its 17th anniver- Mid-Atlantic Center for the 18 division. In March favorite friends. 2nd Amendment Society sary this year, is devoted one of the most talented Arts & Humanities’ (MAC) musicians on the East Coast 2003, he won fi rst prize The first Animal Out- to those among us who year-round schedule of in the Portland Guitar reach Trivia Night will be Slated to Meet in Area have music as a vocation – as our director and conduc- tours, festivals and special tor – Richard P. Ludwig, Festival Solo Guitar Com- held Thurs., June 20 at 7 COURT HOUSE – The Second Amendment whether as a profession or events, call (609) 884- petition. p.m. at Cape May Winery. just as a serious hobby. It affectionately known as 5404 or (800) 275-4278, Society will meet Wed., June 19, 7:30 p.m. at the Avalon “Dutch” to his friends. Zuckerman premiered Tickets are $10 per person Golf Club, 1510 Route 9 North. Guest Speaker will be was started by John Walter, or visit MAC’s website at a new work by Matthew or a table of eight for $70. who wanted to provide an “Dutch” has had a long www.capemaymac.org. Sen. Jeff Van Drew. and varied successful ca- Cmiel in the spring of There will be snacks and The New Jersey Second Amendment Society (NJ2AS) outlet for musicians to get For information about res- 2009, commissioned by cash wine bar. Come join together on a regular basis, reer as an educator, a band taurants, accommodations will be bringing their regular monthly meeting to Cape director, a professional the Baltimore Classical the fun. The event will be May County for the fi rst time on June 19. Their mission and to express themselves and shopping, call the hosted by the Trivia Master, musically and have fun. musician (trumpeter), a is to promote the free exercise of Second Amendment theater manager, as well Ed McDonough. protected rights within the community and legislature John Walter was the Call 609-898-1738 or musical director of the as a continuing position of New Jersey. as a professional music Ministry to Hold visit www.aocmc.org for Everyone who believes in their mission is invited to Whitehall School District, details. Proceeds will ben- a suburb of Allentown Pa., adjudicator for the National attend. There is no cost to attend the meetings. Please Judges Association, a posi- efi t the Animal Outreach visit www.nj2as.com to register for the meeting and learn for many years until he Chinese Auction, Dinner Adoption Center, 600 Park retired to Avalon Manor. tion he has held for over more about the organization. You can sign up for free 30 years. Deliverance Ministries will hold a Chinese Blvd, Unit 3, West Cape email alerts and join NJ2AS on the website as well. On March 5, 1996, missing auction and dinner as a fundraiser for rebuilding, repairs May, NJ 08204. his music, Walter placed an During the off-season, the band practices on and improvements for the ministries. The event will be advertisement in the local Davide Salvadore Hiroshi Yamano Beth Lipman Tuesday nights in Court held on June 8 at Woodbine Elementary School. Doors newspapers inviting musi- open at 3:30pm; Dinner served from 3:30 – 5:30pm. Call cians who would like to get House. They play concerts throughout the year for for prizes start at 5:45. together and play for fun Dinner Tickets must be purchased in advance for a to a meeting. Thirty-fi ve interested communities, organizations and groups. donation of $15 & will include 5 raffl e tickets. Chinese musicians showed up for Auction tickets can be purchased at the door for a $10 the meeting. This group They are always looking for musicians who would donation per sheet. 50/50 raffl e tickets may be purchased became the nucleus of the 3 raffl es tickets for $5 donation or 5 raffl e tickets for $7 Middle Township Commu- like to join the band for a great experience and donation. Door prizes & raffl es have been donated by nity Band. Since its humble ACME, Gentilini Ford, Haggle Hut & other prominent beginnings, it has grown fun. If interested contact Anthony Costanzo at 609- local businesses. For more information contact Donna into an organization that Baldwin, 609-364-5487. can be taken seriously. 898-0589.

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Compli- brew as Malcolm Jeters, a mentary hors d'oeuvres will slave auctioneer, is head- be served, and patrons have Shouldn’t it be yours, too? ing home to his wife and the opportunity to mingle children, on the Natchez with the actors, playwright, Trace. The Trace had been director, and fellow theater A LA CARTE MENU a popular route for travel- lovers. 4"-"%4t4"/%8*$)&4t83"14t26*$)& ers until steamships be- For those who can't at- Plus our popular came a more comfortable tend opening night, but way to ship goods and wish to talk to the cast $-"44*$5&"-6/$)&0/PS"'5&3/00/5&" people from Louisiana and crew, there is the op- to Kentucky. In 1825, portunity at an after-show ,*%4.&/6t5",&065 it was a ghostly swamp, question-and-answer on Casual dining on the beautiful grounds of the tangled with vines and June 21. On July 12, is a rotted trees. special American Sign Lan- 1879 with ample free parking Malcolm's mule, guage performance. spooked by the storm, Tickets are $30 general Carriage House Cafe & Tearoom throws him, leaving him admission; $25 senior (age 8BTIJOHUPO4U $BQF.BZ alone and injured in the 62 and over); $15 full- wilderness. A woman time students; and ages 12 0QFOEBJMZBNQNt3FTW Photo by Gayle Stahlhuth sees Malcolm, but instead The cast of East Lynne Theater Company's produc- and under are free. Season 4FFPVSNFOVBUXXXDBSSJBHFIPVTFDBGFUFBSPPNDPN of helping him, runs away. tion of "Lost on the Natchez Trace," with Stephanie Tickets are only $80 for Operated by the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts & Humanities (MAC) His cries for help, how- Garrett (above) and Tom Byrn and Leon Morgan, four shows, and tickets may ever, are heard by Tom, with playwright Jan Buttram in the center. be used in several ways, a run-away slave. The including using all at one question is, who will save by ELTC's artistic director, Jan first met over thirty performance, or seeing four whom in this compelling Gayle Stahlhuth, who saw years ago, this is the fi rst different shows, and must Amish Market new play. the production at Abingdon time the two have worked be purchased by July 1. Alix Cohen, review- Theatre Company in New together. The location is The First of North Wildwood er for "Women Around York with ELTC's technical Leon Morgan takes on Presbyterian Church, 500 Town," wrote, "The play director, Lee O'Connor in the role of the runaway Hughes St., Cape May, OpenO TThur.-Sun. 8am-7pm is masterfully structured February, 2012. After the slave. He's performed in where ELTC is in residence. and fi lled with crosscur- show, Gayle approached NYC, most recently in the For more information and Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner rents, surprising us to the Jan about a production in Off-Broadway production reservations, contact ELTC very end. . . It's a gothic Cape May. of "Gym Short," and in by calling 609-884-5898, Snacks • Desserts dance—either with the Award-winning play- several independent fi lms or go online to www.east- devil or redemption de- wright, Jan Buttram, including "Transatlantic lynnetheater.org. • Neighborhood • Baby Back Ribs • Puddings pending on your point of whose work has been seen Coffee." Other cast mem- East Lynne's production Butcher Fresh Meats • Rotisserie Chicken • Breakfast view." around the country, with bers are ELTC favorites season would not be pos- • Fresh Orange Juice • Wings Sandwiches Titled "Lost on the Nat- several scripts published Tom Byrn and Stephanie sible without season spon- & Lemonades • Jams & Jellies chez Trace," written by by Samuel French, began Garrett. Tom performed sors Curran Investment • Fresh & Organic • Build Your Own 99¢ Coffee Jan Buttram, the award- her theatrical career as in ELTC's "It Pays to Adver- Management, Aleathea's Produce Salad Bar winning Equity profes- an actress with the New tise" and "The Ransom of Restaurant, and The Henry • Dairy • Marinated & Any Size sional East Lynne Theater Orleans Repertory Theatre Red Chief," among others, Sawyer Inn; show sponsor • Potato Salad, Pickled Products Company is giving this pro- under the direction of June and recently performed in La Mer Beachfront Inn; The Macaroni Salad, • Donuts & Fruit vocative new play it's New Havoc. She performed Off- "The Trip to Bountiful" at NJ Dept. of State, Division Cucumber Salad Breads Jersey premiere, opening Broadway and in national People's Light & Theatre of Travel and Tourism; NJ • Cheesesteaks • Hoagies on June 12 , and running tours, and was co-founder Company. Stephanie was in State Council on the Arts/ • Sliders • Bagels & Rolls through July 20. There of the not-for-profi t Abing- ELTC's "Christmas in Black Dept. of State, a Partner are four shows a week, don Theatre Company, and White" and "Rain," Agency of the National Corner of 7th & New Jersey Aves, North Wildwoodldd d • 1-800-AMISH-AVE18800 AAMISHMMIISHSSH AVAAVEVE Wednesdays through Sat- dedicated to developing and is one of ELTC's popu- Endowment for the Arts; www.amishmarketofnw.com urdays, except there is and producing new plays lar performers for "Tales of and the generosity of many no show on July 4 and by American playwrights. the Victorians." patrons. an added show on July This marks her twentieth On opening night, June 7. All curtain times are year as the company’s ar- 12, there is an after-show izzleizzle aatt tthehe hore!ho 8:30 p.m. tistic director. opening night party, at S S The show is directed Although Gayle and no additional cost, at Pier Bay-Atlantic (From Page A39) year, the Bay-Atlantic Sym- The Bay-Atlantic Sym- Avalon is the summer home scribe Gaylin’s approach phony, in addition to being phony is the resident or- of the Symphony, which is to the orchestra, the score, consistently praised for its chestra of the Stockton orchestra-in-residence of and the audience. His joy- astonishing level of art- College Performing Arts the resort’s “Symphony by ful abandon and probing istry and precision, is also Center and the Guaracini the Sea” series. The Sym- intellect together create viewed throughout New Fine and Performing Arts phony has received world- The Deck Early Bird powerful programs, com- Jersey as a model for how Center at Cumberland wide exposure through its pelling interpretations, and professional orchestras can County College, as well appearances on National Open Friday at 3pm Menu evenings that are fresh and become a vital focus and as being the orchestra-in- Public Radio’s Weekend 5pm-6pm exuberant. source of identity in their residence at the Cape May Edition, Voice of America, Sat. & Sun. 12 noon Now entering its 30th communities. Music Festival since 2003. and WWFM’s Celebrating 3 Courses our Musical Community. The Dining Room The Symphony’s first forr $20 commercial label record- Open Fri., Sat. & Sun. TUESDAYS ing, of She Comes to Shore- Wing Night • 1/2 Off -concerto for improvised Serving dinner from 5pmm piano and orchestra by THURSDAYS the contemporary Hong Kong-born, Canadian-based Available For Private Parties Prime Rib Night composer and pianist Lee $3.00 Off Pui Ming, was recorded August 2010 and is avail- able on the Innova label, Coming distributed by Naxos. LIVE MUSIC This concert’s co-spon- sors are: The David R. SAT. JUNE 15th FRIDAY 6/7 and Patricia D. Atkinson OPEN Foundation; Billmae Cot- 6-9 pm 6-10PM tage (Bob and Linda Steen- MARNIE & NATE Friday at 4pm rod); and Leith Hall Bed & SATURDAY 6/8 Serving Dinner Breakfast (Elan and Suzie Wine Zingman-Leith). 6-10PM Saturday & The 24th annual Cape May Music Festival is fund- BEACHCOMBER Sunday ed by the New Jersey State Festival BILL at 12 noon for Council on the Arts and the Frank & Lydia Bergen Tickets $20 in advance, $25 at the door Lunch and Dinner Foundation. It is presented (Order Early Only 300 Tickets sold) Starting Fri. June 7th by the Mid-Atlantic Center Over 100 wines and spirits to taste. Open Every Night for the Arts & Humani- for Dinner at 4pm ties (MAC), a multifaceted Live Entertainment • Hors d’oeuvres not-for-profi t organization committed to promoting the preservation, interpre- free parking ~ elevator ~ www.icehousewildwoodnj.com tation, and cultural enrich- 4415 park blvd., wildwood ment of the Cape May Beach & Browning Ave., North Cape May • 886-5529 region for its residents and 609.522.0033 • www.harpoonhenrys.net visitors. MAC membership is open to all. Herald Newspapers June 5 2013 Dining & Entertainment www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A41

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Lend Me a tion: Friday, 6/7 9pm: fame & fortune Tenor, Ken Ludwig’s de- Lend Me a Tenor will 50% OFF Friday!! liriously funny farce set run from June 12 to July in the richly glamorous 26 at the Robert Shack- Barrymore Award Winner Scott Greer 1930s, opens at Cape May leton Playhouse located Saturday, 6/8 9pm: For Who..For What Stage’s Robert Shackleton at 405 Lafayette Street theatre’s website, www. Playhouse June 12 and in downtown Cape May. capemaystage.org. Jack’s Place has always been the ultimate shore bar. runs through July 26. Performances are Tuesdays Lend Me A Tenor is Experience the best drink specials and hottest bands. The story unfolds when through Sundays at 8 p.m. presented through the gra- the Cleveland Grand Op- Tickets are $35 adults, $30 cious support of The Queen www.jacksplaceavalon.com • 609-967-5001 era Company’s production seniors, and $15 students. Victoria Bed and Breakfast. of Otello, starring world fa- June 12 is a half-price pre- This season’s sponsors in- mous Italian tenor, Tito “Il view followed by the of- clude 410 Bank Street, Stupendo” Merelli, fi nally fi cial opening/press night Frescos, Cape May Win- arrives. This performance June 13, and on June 30 ery, CapeSCape, Corner is set to take the opera the 8 p.m. performance Cottage Apartments, Exit world by storm, except will be half-price for senior Zero, Harry’s Ocean Bar & for the fact that Tito has citizens (62+). Call (609) Grille at the Montreal Inn, accidentally taken one too 770-8311 for reservations The Washington Inn, and Producing Artistic many tranquilizers. Luck- and information or visit the Lucky Bones. Director Roy Steinberg ily, the General Manager’s assistant and aspiring ten- Artists to Exhibit Interpretations 311 Mansion St. or, Max, looks exactly like Tito in costume. Throw a relentless bellhop, a star- of “An English House” A Little Slice of the Caribbean struck fan, and one very jealous wife into the mix, OCEAN CITY -- Nearly Catering Call CAROL HERFORTH -609.408.0612 RESERVATIONS - 609.884.0200 - CASH ONLY and what could possibly 30 artists from the South- go wrong? It’s sure to be ern New Jersey and Phila- Serving Dinner a memorable night at the delphia area will exhibit Friday thru Monday opera as backstage hijinks their interpretations of "An abound in this multiple English Country House" 5:00pm -closing Tony award-winning com- to celebrate the 75th an- edy. niversary of the classic Friday: 1/2 Price Appetizers with Entree Lend Me a Tenor fea- Dauphne du Maurier novel “Rebecca." Monday: Buy 1 entree get 2nd Half Price tures an all-star cast of Cape May Stage favorites The artists will takes vis- including Producing Artis- itors to the Ocean City Arts CAPE MAY www.islandgrillcapemay.com tic Director Roy Steinberg Center back to "Mander- (Red), Barrymore Award ley," the English Country winner Scott Greer (Moon- House featured in the book, light & Magnolias, Stones or perhaps to the more cur- in His Pockets), and Broad- rent version of Manderley & way’s Marlena Lustik (Steel seen in the popular PBS MARQ’S PUB Magnolias, I Hate Hamlet). series "Downton Abbey.” Making their Cape May The paintings, in the Stage debuts, the company artists' favorite medium, is pleased to welcome New will be on display June 1 York based actors David through June 30 and will RESTAURANT Arkema (Don't Talk to the be for sale. A “Meet the Actors, Hound of the Bask- Artists" reception will be ervilles), Aly Vidy (Junie held Fri., June 14, from 7 “Cape“ May’s Hidden Gem” B. Jones, Brighton Beach to 8:30 p.m. and is open to Memoirs), Carey VanDri- the public. est (House of Cards, Cat The Ocean City Arts On A Hot Tin Roof), Stacey Center is located at 1735 Harris (Broadway’s Bells Simpson Ave. Hours of Are Ringing), and former Ocean City artist Wanda Kline's oil painting, "The operation are 9 am to 9 Cape May Stage acting Morning Room" pm, Monday through Fri- day, and 9 am to 3 pm on Saturday. For further information call 609-399- 7628 or visit www.ocean- duffy’s ON THE LAKE cityartscenter.org. Avalon Free Family Buffet - Kids have their own buffet! Where the sunsets last a lifetime... $1595 adults/$795 children/under 4 eat free! Public Library Discounts for Seniors, Active Duty & Retired Military of 15% Offers Classes NEWLYEWLY RENOVATEDENOVATED ATMOSPHERETMOSPHERE! and Storytime

Thursday, June 6th • Open 7 Days for Dinner from 4pm The following programs Early Birds 4-5:30pm are coming scheduled for Friday, June 7th • Serving Breakfast 7 Days from 7-11:30 am the Avalon Free Public Library: Story Time at 10 a.m. Father’s Day Nightly Dinner Special on Tuesday, June 11 in the SpecialsSpecials Children’s Library. Join us Oven Roasted $ 95* for stories, songs, and crafts • King Crab Legs Breast of Turkey for children of all ages. • T-Bone Steak 9 Creative Writing class on served with a side salad, Saturday, June 15 from 10 • Lobster Tails vevvegetable,gegettaabble,, bbreadrreead & butterbuuttteer a.m. to Noon. Participants Happy Hour 4-6pm Nightly *tax & gratuity not included. dine in only. subject to change without notice. will receive instructor tips cannot be combined with any other off ers. Must present ad. and feedback on poetry, Breakfast & memoirs, short stories, $2 Domestic Beers, DDinnerinner Check out our Mon. - Fri. articles, and books. $7.95 Italian Culture Group h a view on Wednesday, June 12 wwithit a view Breakfast Specials from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Drink Specials & 35¢ Wings Meet with others inter- Large Groups Accommodated. ReservationsReservations SuSuggested.ggested FFamilyamily FrFriendlyiendly ested in reviewing Italian 501 BEACH AVE. CAPE MAY 7601 New Jersey Ave. at Farragut Rd. language and learning more 609-884-3500 Wildwood Crest - 609-522-1815 (Page A44 Please) *discounts cannot be combined Herald Newspapers June 5 2013 Dining & Entertainment www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A43 Middle Performing Arts Center 24th Annuall Announces Bookings to Christmas Cape May COURT HOUSE — The On the same bill with her Performing Arts Center will be Irish tenor Colin of Middle Township has Fitzmaurice and popular announced its list of pro- Middle Township vocalist Music Festival fessional shows for a six Jaclyn Buckingham. Other month period extending pops concerts to follow in- Now through June 13 from late June to a few days clude, July 6 at 7:30, “Stars before Christmas. and Stripes Forever,” in a THURSDAY, JUNE 6: 8PM SUNDAY, JUNE 9: 8PM Included in the line- tribute to great American First Presbyterian Church, Cape May Convention Hall, Beach Avenue at Stockton up are eight concerts by composers; July 13 at 7:30, Hughes & Decatur Streets General Admission $25, Senior $20; Student $10 pianist Linda Gentille and “Legends in Concert,” fea- General admission $20; SEE TICKET ORDERING INFORMATION BELOW the Jersey Shore Pops, and turing Canadian singer Senior $15; Student $10 other performances by Claude Eric; July 21, at 7 The Platters and singer p.m., “ The Italian Tenor,” GEORGE MESTERHAZY Ron Gartner; the Bronx with Aaron Caruso; July 28, Wanderers with the Fabu- at 7 p.m., “The Swinging TRIBUTE lous Grease Band; the New Sixties,” with Jim Yester, Jersey Ballet in its annual founding member of The “Nutcracker” presenta- Association; Aug. 4 at 7 CONCERT tion; The Hit Men of Jersey p.m., “Classics Rock” with George’s Trio returns with Boys fame in a special holi- Jacklyn Buckingham and guests Barry Miles, Paula day show, and “Christmas Frank Hampton, in a show Johns and Joe Barrett for With The Rat Pack,” a that Gentille performs on another tribute from the Great American Songbook. holiday tribute to Frank cruise ships throughout BAY-ATLANTIC Sinatra, Dean Martin and the world; Aug. 10 at 7:30 TUESDAY, JUNE 11: 8PM Sammy Davis Jr. p.m., the music of Glenn SYMPHONY In addition, there will Miller, and Aug. 17 at 7:30 Folk & Fashion... Episcopal Church of the Advent, Washington & Franklin Streets General admission $20; Senior $15; Student $10 be an array of community p.m.,”Sinatra and Friends,” Featuring selections by Vivaldi, events including musical with Peter Oprisko in a re- Villa Lobos, and Mozart, with NEW JERSEY SYMPHONY ORCHESTA plays by talented local turn engagement. The Branches to Host Sunday Max Zuckerman on guitar, CHAMBER PLAYERS youngsters, dance produc- The dates for other PAC Night at the Movies June 16 under the baton of Principal New Jersey’s premier players with their “Golden Age” string instruments tions, scholarship pageants performances include Oc- Conductor Jed Gaylin return to the Music Festival with a program of classics from the chamber and school happenings. tober 19, The Platters with RIO GRANDE – Enjoy 2nd St & E. Vermont Ave, repertoire with pieces by Schubert, Puccini and Haydn. “There will hardly be Ron Gartner; Nov. 16, The Sunday Night at the Movies Rio Grande. Purchase tickets for Convention Hall concerts at box office or at capemayconventionhall.com or call (609) 884-9563 a day or night when The Bronx Wanderers with The June 16 to see "Kramer vs. There is no charge and Episcopal Church of the Advent, Washington & Franklin Streets PAC will not be in use for Fabulous Grease Band; Nov. Kramer," starring Dustin the evening is open to General admission $20; Senior $15; Student $10 rehearsals, performances 24, ”The Nutcracker” by Hoffman and Meryl Streep. everyone. Movie goers can Coming and other activities from the New Jersey Ballet Com- Ted is a career-driven yup- bring snacks and non-alco- NEW YORK late June to Dec. 21,” said pany; Dec. 7 , “The Hit pie -- until he fi nds out his holic beverages; discussion Thursday, CHAMBER ENSEMBLE Kay Aspell, the managing Men” and Dec. 14, “Christ- dissatisfi ed wife is leaving follows the movie. “The Gypsy in Us” director of the 20-year-old mas With The Rat Pack.” him and their 6-year-old The Branches is an out- Featuring the return of a masterpiece of the June 13! chamber music canon: the Clarinet Quintet of Brahms. Its famous second state of the art facility. Tickets may be reserved son. But just as Ted begins reach ministry of Episcopal movement got our rhapsodic juices flowing! Plus pieces by Osborne and The season begins on by calling 463-1924. The to love being a full-time Partners in Ministry in Kodaly, and featuring Alan R. Kay, Artistic Director and Clarinetist. Sat. night, June 29, at 7:30 PAC is situated at 212 parent, his wife reappears Cape May County: St. when Gentille returns from Bayberry Drive, Cape May to reclaim the boy. Rated Barnabas by the Bay Epis- a world tour, including per- Court House, one block east PG. copal Church, Villas and St. Presented by the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts & Humanities (MAC) formances in China and of exit 10 of the Garden Movie time is 7 p.m. at Mary’s Episcopal Church, Japan, to open her eight State Parkway. There is free The Branches, next to St. Stone Harbor. For informa- For more information, call 609-884-5404 or 800-275-4278 or visit concert series here with parking on the premises. Mary's Thrift Shop, behind tion call 609-385-7231or her Jersey Pops Orchestra. Family Dollar on Rt. 47, N. or [email protected]. www.capemaymac.org

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Show tickets may be purchased at all ® locations, ticketmaster.com or charged by phone at 800.736.1420. $2 facility fee applicable on all show tickets over $50. $1 facility fee applicable on all show tickets under $50. Schedule subject to change. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER. A44 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Dining & Entertainment Herald Newspapers June 5 2013 Cape May Harbor Fest Cape May Harbor Fest will be held this year June 14 and 15 (rain date 16th), 2013. The "best day of the year in Cape May" is free and hosted by the Greater Chamber of Commerce of Cape May and New Jersey Audubon’s Nature Center of Cape May. Bring your lawn chair and spend the day by Cape May’s beautiful harbor on June 15th for Cape May’s most popular one- day event, Harbor Fest. Most land-based activities are held on the Nature Center campus and along Delaware Avenue which is closed for the event, but the harbor itself provides festival with prepared fresh tween key loca- the setting. seafood and “land-lubber” tions, via trolley A simple, but winning fair, a beer garden, street is furnished as formula: vendors, entertainment, well as water • A Friday evening and educational displays. taxi’s which (June 14th) “Blessing of • Perhaps the most pop- connect the key Drink. Dine. Dance. the Waters” ceremony at ular of Saturday’s activities points around the the Fisherman’s Memorial. is a “Scallop Cook-Off” harbor. Offi ciated by local clergy, Your favorite drinks, featuring Cape May’s fi nest and accompanied by the chefs and recipes. NEW FOR 2013…… the beach with our avian plates, music...lunch Coast Guard recruit band, • Other activities • Coming to Harbor Fest friends. or dinner served the ceremony is a time of planned for Saturday in- for the first time, WIB- Since its inception as remembrance for local fi sh- clude Explore the Shore BAGE! “Philly Bill” Culp a whaling village in the inside & out. Our ermen who have lost their programs, birding pro- will broadcast his show live 17th Century, Cape May’s cool, yet casual lives at sea, while asking for grams for every age group, from the deck of the Nature economy and culture has blessings for a successful and friendly kayak eco-tours and the Center Welcome Center. been linked to the sea. But and safe fi shing season. always popular “Paddling • Live cooking demon- with the promise comes environment is • On Saturday, Harbor for a Purpose” kayak & strations in the Center’s a challenge. Harbor Fest Where else would you possibly relaxing for any Fest takes on the character- canoe regatta. main classroom. Local is intended to heighten istics of a city-wide street • Transportation be- chefs will feature under- awareness and appreciation age. Summer starts utilized commercial species of this fragile resource. Ad- want to go? with the including scup, squid and ditional information about P...for perfection. The Nature Center Has clams. Harbor Fest is available on • “Be a Good Egg” art the web: www.capemay- Something for Everyone exhibit; learn about sharing harborfestival.com CAPE MAY – The Nature Center of Cape May has something for everyone. 2008 Dune Drive, Avalon, NJ 08202 609.967.3456 Summer camps for chil- princetonbar.com dren from Pre-K through 16, Salt Marsh Safaris, Fish- ing & Crabbing, bike tours, beachcombing, scavenger hunts, kayak rentals and tours, campfires and sto- rytelling, plus so much more. Come and take in the very best view of Cape May Harbor with its amazing sunsets. Saturday Always passionate, for- BBQ Rib ever fun and invariably Call 609-898-8848 for Night creative, the Nature Center information, visit the Cen- of Cape May is your one ter at 1600 Delaware Av- stop for all things nature for enue or on the web: www. Restaurant kids of all ages this summer. NJAudubon.org/Centers/ Come out and get hooked, NCCM. Monday through Marketplace there’s no place like it on Saturday 9 to 5, Sunday, Atmosphere earth. 11 to 4. Avalon Free Serving Dinner Monday & Public Library Thursday Closed Wednesday until June 13th (From Page A42) Daily From 4pm Prime Rib Nights about Italian art, music, Open Thursday - Tuesday architecture, history and lifestyles. Apple Computer Class Early Bird Menu • Only $13.99 on Tuesday, June 11 28 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Served Sunday - Friday from 4-5pm Serving Lunch Topic is iTunes. Registra- tion is required by calling All Entrees include fresh garden salad or soup, bread, butter, and Dessert. 967-7155 or stopping by & Dinner the circulation desk. ***Entrees include vegetable and baked potato or side of pasta*** iPad Workshop on Tour of Italy • Rigatoni alla Primavera • Manicotti • Stuffed Shells Wednesday, June 12 from Penne al Forno • Shrimp Scampi • Salsa di Vongole 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Please bring your iPad to learn ***Eggplant Parmigian ***Veal or Chicken Parmigian about its features. Topic is ***Deep Fried or Broiled Crab Cake Clocks, Notes, Maps and Reminders. Registration ***Fried Shrimp ***Broiled or Fried Flounder is required by calling 609- ***Chicken Marsala ***Filet Mignon 6oz ($3.50 extra) 967-7155 or stopping by Tomato, Marinara, Vodka or Alfredo Sauce with Meatball or Sausage the circulation desk. Knitting Club on Mon- Served Over your Choice of Spaghetti, Angel Hair, Linguini, Penne or Rigatoni day, June 10 from 3:30 (Not Available For Take Out) Must Be Seated By 5pm to 4:30p.m. at the library. All levels of knitters are welcome. Take Out Available Restaurant & Fresh Seafood Market 25th & Dune Drive Ɣ Avalon, NJ 5401 Atlantic Ave., Wildwood Crest • 609-523-0999 609-368-2114 Ɣ 609-368-8814 www.LittleItalyWildwood.com www.oceansideseafoodavalon.com Herald Newspapers June 5 2013 Dining & Entertainment www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A45 Community Day 6/11/13

in Lower Township at OPEN YEAR ROUND 11:00am in Villas at the Breast Cancer Sup- LUNCHLULUNCHUNCHCCHH•D • DINNER DIINNNERERER•L • LLATEATATETENE NINIGHNNIGNIGHTIGHTT Lower Township Recre- port Group at 2:00pm BREAKFAST SAT. & SUN. ation Center, (609) 886- in Court House in the 2005 Maruchi Room at Cape ENTERTAINMENT Regional Medical Center, Lower Township Com- (609) 463-4043 Thursday Listed below are upcoming events posted to the Herald cal- munity Shredding Day endar online. For more information concerning these events, to D.A.B. at 10pm DOWNSTAIRS at 9:00am in Villas at the 6/12/13 see more events, or to submit an event to the calendar, free of Lower Township Municipal charge, go to events.capemaycountyherald.com. Submission of Friday Hall, (609) 886-2005 Wednesday Night an event does not guarantee print publication, due to the volume Classes: 'Soul Detox' Happy Hour Acoustic received. To ensure print promotion for your event, you may ar- New Jersey State Elks and 'Getting Acquainted Weekly Specials range for a paid submission by calling 886-8600, Ext 34. w/Terry O’Brien & Bill 5pm Parade at 12:00pm in with the Old Testament Happy Hour PC Computer Class North Wildwood at 25th Evolution Duo 6-10pm On The Deck 6/5/13 and The Prophets' at Mon.-Fri. from 4-6pm at 12:30pm in Avalon at & Atlantic Avenues, (609) 6:30pm in Court House $2 Domestic Bottles DJ Mollo 10pm-2am Downstairs Wednesday Night Avalon Free Public Library, 585-3215 $2 Pints (Bar Only) at the Lighthouse Church, Upstairs Classes: 'Soul Detox' DJ Jerry Smith 10pm-2am (609) 967-7155 (609) 465-6690 and 'Getting Acquainted Tuesday: 6/9/13 * * * * * * * * * * * * * Prime Rib Night $12.99 Saturday with the Old Testament 6/8/13 Sons of Italy Sylvester and The Prophets' at John Walter Band Con- Wednesday: Karma 6-10pm On The Deck The 3rd Annual Walk/ Grande Lodge #1838 cert at 1:00pm in Erma Super Size Chicken Parm $11.99 6:30pm in Court House DJ Mollo 10pm-2am Downstairs at the Lighthouse Church, Run/Ride 4 Relief at Pasta, Mussels, & Clams at the NASW, (609) 898- Sunday: (609) 465-6690 8:00am in Ocean View at Night at 4:00pm in Wild- 0589 $2 Tacos DJ Jerry Smith 10pm-2am Upstairs wood at La Piazza Cucina the Calvary Baptist Church, * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * all day & night (609) 780-5947 Restaurant, (609) 967- Nature Notes with 609-522-4991 Grief Support Group at 7155 3:00pm in Court House in CPR Certification at Don Freiday at Cape 101 E. Walnut Ave., North Wildwood • westysirishpub.com the Maruchi Room at Cape 9:00am in Court House Avalon Lions Charities May County Library at Regional Medical Center, at Cape Regional Medical 5th Annual Golf Clas- 7:00pm in Court House at (609) 463-4043 Center, (609) 463-4043 sic at 10:30am in Court the Cape May Court House House at Avalon Country Library, (609) 463-6386 Lunch • Dinner Realty Owners Asso- Diabetes Management Club, (609) 967-5788 Series at Cape Regional ciation of Stone Harbor Passwords Seminar, Late Night Medical Center at 6:00pm General Membership Blackbird Society at Is your password strong Daily & Nightly in Court House at Cape Meeting at 9:00am in VFW 419 Congress St enough to keep others Regional Medical Center, Stone Harbor at Stone Cape May at 2:00pm in out? at 6:00pm in Court Happy Hour (609) 463-2249 Harbor Elementary School, Cape May at the VFW Post House at the Cape May 7 Days a Week (717) 201-1103 386, (609) 884-7961 County Library, (609) 463-

AA Group Meets at 6341 Cape Regional Medi- iPhones for Beginners Second Sunday at cal Center at 8:30pm at the Cape May County 1:00pm in Cape May at Miss New Jersey at Weekly Specials in Court House at Cape Library at 10:30am in Cape May Artists' Coop- 7:00pm in Ocean City ENTERTAINMENT Regional Center, (609) Court House at the Cape erative Gallery, (609) 408- at the Music Pier, (856) TUESDAY- Wing Night 5820 424-3564 463-4043 May County Library, (609) Friday:

463-6341 “Lend Me A Tenor” 45¢ Wings • $1.50 Drafts Sweet Adelines Con- 6/10/13 by Ken Ludwig at 8:00pm cert at the Rotary Band- Airport Runway 5K & 1 8pm-close Name That Tune stand at 8:00pm in Cape Mile Fun Walk at 7:00am Learn to Play Bridge in Cape May at the Rob- 9pm May at the Rotary Band- in Cape May at the Cape II at the Sea Isle City ert Shackleton Playhouse, (609) 884-1341 SUNDAY- $5.50 Burgers stand, (609) 967-7155 May Airport, (609) 967- Library at 1:00pm in Sea

7155 Isle City at the SIC library, The Swingtimers Con- The 39th Annual Se- & Quesadillas Saturday: (609) 463-6386 cert at 8:00pm in Cape nior Art Show at 11:00am Strawberry Festival at All Day in Court House at the 10:00am in Cold Spring My First Computer May at the Rotary Band- quizzo 9pm Cape May County Admin- at the Cold Spring Pres- Class, Cape May County stand, (609) 967-7155 istration Building, (609) byterian Church, (609) Library at 10:00am in 31031310W0 W. W. Hildreth Ave., Wildwood (Across from the Acme) 886-2784 884-4065 Court House at the Cape 6/13/13 609-522-4883

Cape May Music Fes- Funfest Weekend at May County Library, (609) Diabetes Support tival Bach's Lunches at 12:00am in Cold Spring 463-6341 Group at 2:00pm in 12:30pm in Cape May at at the Historic Cold Spring Court House at Cape Re- the Emlen Physick Estate, Village, (609) 898-2300 (Page A46 Please) (609) 884-5404 x800 Summer Camp Fair Nutrition Seminar: at 10:00am in Avalon on BUY ONE ADULT LUNCH SPEND $2000 AT AT REGULAR DINNER GET Why Dieting Just Doesn't the boardwalk between PRICE, GET 2ND ADULT Work . . . at 10:45am in 28th and 31nd St. (609) $ 00 OFF Rio Grande at Miracles 967-7155 % OFF 50 2 Fitness, (609) 886-7070 WITH COUPON WITH COUPON Stone Harbor Seafood cannot be combined with any other offers cannot be combined with any other offers Best of Life at 11:45am Festival at 12:00am in EXPIRES 6/12/13 EXPIRES 6/12/13 in Marmora at Trintiy Stone Harbor on 96th St., The Best Deal - Cheng’s Buffet United Methodist Church (609) 368-5102 WEEKLY EVERY DAY SPECIALS Hall, (609) 390-1086 Ocean City Police Chase at 8:00am in Ocean • Coconut Shrimp • Mussels 6/6/13 City at the OCHS track, • Fried Shrimp • Crab Legs Windows 8, Cape May (609) 967-7155

County Library at 7:00pm The Great Summer EAT IN LUNCH (11AM - 3PM) in Court House at the ADULTS $695 CHILDREN AGES 2-10 YR $499 Kick-Off in Avalon at DINNER (3:30 - 9:30 PM) Cape May County Library, 10:00am in Avalon on the ADULTS $1069 CHILDREN AGES 2 -10 YR $599 Sunset Dinners (609) 463-6341 Avalon Boardwalk between 10 year old must be under 4 1/2’

Ballroom Dancing for 32nd and 25th Sts., (609) Take Out Buffet $17.95 Beginners at 6:00pm in 967-3936 99 $9 All Day $ ServedS ve DDaily From 44-6pm 6pmp Avalon at the Avalon Free Craft Beer Festival at Village Shoppes 10 Bottles Fresh Fish of the Day Library, (609) 967-7155 3:00pm in Sea Isle City of Rio Grande of Wine Shrimp Scampi at Kix McNutley's, (609) heng’sheng’s 886-0909 ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFET Mon.-Thurs. Fried or Broiled Flounder 6/7/13 263-9090 Fried Crab Cake John Walter Band Dining Room Slow Roasted Prime Rib of Beef Concert at 7:00 pm in only, with Chicken Parmesan Vineland at the Guaracini purchase of Chipolte BBQ Performing Arts Center, WINE Glazed Pacifi c Salmon (609) 898-0589 a diddinnernnnnerer eentree.nttreree.e. Cannot be combined with any Sunset Dinners Dinners aarere ccomplete,ompllette wwithith no ssubstitutions,ubbsttitutions and * * * * * * * * * * * * * other off er. include your choice of soup or salad, 1 entree, house dessert Windows 8 for Nov- & coff ee or tea.(tax and gratuity not included) ices Windows 8 and the Web at 10:00am in Avalon at the Avalon Free Library, (609) 967-7155 FRIDAY, JUNE 7TH SATURDAY, JUNE 8TH

Free Blood Pressure Casual Waterfront Dining Bauer and Shea 4-7pm Sindi Raymond 3-10pm Screening at 9:00am in Ten Eddy Drive 8pm-12am SUNDAY, JUNE 9TH Court House at Cape Re- ÇÊ >ÞÃÊUÊ££>“ʇÊ-՘ÃiÌÊUÊÀiiÊ*>ÀŽˆ˜} gional Medical Center, The Juliano Brothers 2-6pm (609) 463-4043

Gigantic Indoor Yard Sale at 9:00am in Wild- 15% OFF YOUR MEAL Outdoor & Indoor Dining wood at Beth Judah Tem- 7/Ê/-Ê "1*" Serving Lunch & Dinner ple, (609) 522-7541 Cannot be combined with other offers. Excludes alcohol. Exp. June 30, 2013. Cape Island #30 Golf On the Rocks Bar & Grill at the Cape May Lewes Ferry, Cape May. CMH Daily ~ 11am-10pm Scramble at 12:00am in Happy Hour 11am-6pm Cape May at Cape May 1200 LINCOLN BLVD. National Golf Course, NORTH CAPE MAY (609) 425-1180 708 West Burk Ave., Wildwood • 522-6336 www.CMLF.com | 800.643.3779 | Follow us on www.thewharfnj.com A46 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Dining & Entertainment Herald Newspapers June 5 2013 Calendar Club Meeting at 7:00pm Wipeout Race at (From Page A45) 12:00am in North Wild- in North Wildwood at 12:00am in Wildwood at NUMERO UNO gional Medical Center, wood at Flip Flopz, (609) the Central Bible Church, Morey's Pier, (609) 729- 522-7874 (609) 463-4043 (609) 408-7348 3700

Natural Cape May with "Show Stoppers" at 6/18/13 Mike Crew at Cape May 6/15/13 7:00pm in North Cape Google Chrome, Cape County Library at 6:00pm Avalon Lions Chari- May at St. John of God Par- May County Library at in Cape May at the Cape ties Pancake Breakfast ish Hall (609) 889-7730 May City Library, (609) 6:00pm in Court House at 8:00am in Avalon at The Golden Eagle Band 463-6386 at the Cape May County Avalon Community Hall, at 8:00pm in Cape May Library, (609) 967-7155 ELTC's 24th Season of (609) 335-1419 at the Rotary Bandstand, Images of America US "Tales of the Victorians" PC First Aid, Cape (609) 967-7155 at 4:00pm in West Cape Coast Guard Training May County Library at Scrapbook & Craft May at the Butterfl y Tea Center at Cape May at 10:30am in Court House Day at 10:00am in Court Photo, (609) 884-5898 7:00pm in Erma at the Na- restaurant at the Cape May County House at the First Baptsist val Air Station Wildwood Middle Recreation to Library, (609) 463-6341 Church, (609) 465-5511 Aviation Museum, (609) Host All Sports Day at American Legion Pa- 886-8787 Open Daily From 4:30 p.m. 2:00pm in Court House, rade at 2:00pm in Wild- 6/16/13 Warbirds around the at the Davies Sports Com- wood at American Legion Bike Cape May Scav- World with Ken Kula at plex, (609) 465-8743 x9 Post 184, (609) 522-3613 729-0401 enger Hunt at 11:00am 7:00pm in Cape May at

1901 New York Avenue 6/14/13 Post Card Show and in Cape May at Nature the Naval Air Station, (609) North Wildwood Open House at 12:00am Center of Cape May, (609) 886-8787 www.pirosrestaurant.com Windows 8 for Novices in Wildwood at the Boyer 898-8848 Farmers Market at Keeping in Touch with Museum, (609) 425-5308 The 90th annual Na- People at 10:00am in 2:45pm in Sea Isle City County and Red Cross tional Marbles Tourna- Avalon at the Avalon Free at Excursion Park, (609) Offer Shelter Fundamen- ment at 1:00pm in Wild- Library, (609) 967-7155 263-9090

tals Training Classes at wood at the at the Beach Peripheral Artery Dis- 9:00am in Seaville at the Terrace Hotel, (609) 522- 6/19/13 ease Screening at 9:00am Seaville Fire and Rescue 8100 in Court House at Cape Hall, (609) 463-6570 Grief Support Group at Wildwood Restaurant Regional Medical Center, 3:00pm in Court House at Cape May Harborfest Week at 12:00am in Wild- (609) 463-4043 the Cape Regional Medical at 10:00am in Cape May at wood at participating res- Center, (609) 463-4043 AND CLIPPER SHIP PUB American Flag Day the Nature Center of Cape taurants, (609) 729-9000 Ceremony at 10:00am in May, (609) 967-7155 Hard of Hearing Sup- Curley Fry Festival at Dinner Thursday North Wildwood at the port Group at 6:30pm in ESA Surf Contest at 12:00pm in Wildwood Veterans Monument, (609) Court House at the Cape thru Sunday 5-9pm 8:00am in Ocean City at Morey's Piers (609) 729-5832 Regional Medical Center, no wave date 6/22, takes 522-3900 (609) 463-4043 County Plans Com- Early Dinner Specials place in the water at 7th St. Antique Auto Show at munity Blood Drive at beach, (609) 884-5277 The Cumberland 5-6pm 9:00am in Sea Isle City 9:00am in Court House County Band at the Ro- Avalon Historical Soci- 29th Street to JFK Blvd. at the Crest Haven Nursing tary Bandstand at 8:00pm ety Annual Olde House on The Promenade, (973) Light Fare Pub Menu & Rehabilitation Center, in Cape May at the Ro- Tour at 1:00pm in Avalon 563-0254 5-10pm (609) 465-1260 tary Bandstand (609) 967- town wide, (609) 967- The Branches Hosts 7155 Blessing of the Waters: 0090

Sunday Night at the 1/2 Price Raw Bar Items Cape May Fisherman’s Free Concert Under Movies at 7:00pm in Rio 6/20/13 Memorial at 5:30pm in in the Pub 5-6pm Ample Free Parking the Stars feat. The Ex- Grande at the Branches Cape May at the Nature 4-H Volunteer Orien- ceptions (Pop/Rock) at next to St. Mary's Thrift Reservations: 609-884-5878 Center of Cape May, (609) tation at 6:30pm in Court SOFT SHELLS 8:00pm in Sea Isle City Shop, (609) 385-7231 991 Ocean Drive, Cape May 898-8848 House at the Rutgers Co-

at Excursion Park, (609) HAVE ARRIVED! operative Extension offi ce, www.blueclawrestaurant.com Wildwood's Island- 263-8687 6/17/13 (609) 465-5115 Wide All Truck Show Skimmer Festival at at 4:00pm in Wildwood Beach Bards present CPR Recertifi cation at 9:00am in Sea Isle City on the boardwalk, (609) Poetry and Prose at the 5:00pm in Court House on JFK Blvd. and the Prom- 729-7646 Cape May County Li- at Cape Regional Medical enade (609) 243-8687 brary at 6:00pm in Sea Center, (609) 463-4043 Ward Burnside Coin Isle City at the Sea Isle Got Pancakes? City Library, (609) 463- Stroke/Brain Injury Got Pancakes? Support Group at 1:00pm 6386 in Court House in the Hummingbirds and Maruchi Room at Cape Pollinators Gardens at Regional Medical Center, 6:00pm in Court House at (609) 463-4043 the Cape May Court House Library, (609) 463-6386 Intro to Yoga at the Cape May County Li- Sushi • Teriyaki • My Second Computer brary at 9:15am in Pe- Class, Cape May County tersburg at the Upper sashimi • tempura Library at 10:00am in Township Branch of Cape Court House at the Cape May County Library, (609) May County Library, (609) 463-6386 463-6341 Eat In or Take Out ELTC's 24th Season of Movie Night: Hyde "Tales of the Victorians" Park on Hudson at at 4:00pm in Cape May at 1711 Rt. 47 S, Rio Grande 609-889-9220 6:00pm in Sea Isle City at the Dormer House, (609) (Across From ShopRite) the Sea Isle Library, (609) 884-5898 463-6386 Lost on the Natchez Mon.-Thurs. 11:30-10:30 Soup and Sandwich Trace at 8:30pm in Cape Fri. & Sat. 11:30 - 11:00 Sale Benefits JDRF at May at the The First Pres- Sun. Noon - 10:00 byterian Church, (609) 884-5898

FATHER’S DAY SPECIAL With the purchase of an entree 6/21/13

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Free Blood Pressure Screening at 9:00am in Court House at the Cape Quality Has No Substitutes Regional Center, (609) 463-4043 Wildwood N. Cape May Cape May 1-1/2 blocks from 3820 Bayshore Road Beach Ave. & Perry St. Doo Wop Back to the Convention Center 886-0066 884-7199 '50s Neon Night Tours Burk & PaciÀ c Aves Year Round Daily 6:30am-2pm at 8:00pm in Wildwood 729-7557 Daily 7-2pm ‡ new‡ at the Doo Wop Experience Daily from 7am Extended Bar Museum, (609) 523-1958 & Menu All Locations serve Breakfast & Lunch and have Free Parking American Cancer So- ciety Relay for Life at Open Daily ‡ Dinner from 5pm 6:00pm in Ocean City Same Original Recipes for Late Night ‡ Cocktails ‡ Desserts at Carey Stadium, (800) 227-2345 3 Course Menu Anytime $30 Over 50 Years! 9510 Pacific Avenue ‡ Wildwood Crest, NJ (Page A47 Please) www.unclebillspancakehouse.com 609.522.5425 ‡ www.marienicoles.com Herald Newspapers June 5 2013 Dining & Entertainment www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A47 Calendar OPEN DAILY LUNCH,LLUUN DINNER (From Page A46) 884-5404 at 9:00am in Ocean City 6/27/13 11:30AM TO 2AMM & LATE NIGHT APAC Art Show at 4th annual North Cape at the 6th St. beach, (609) ELTC's 24th Season of 525-9300 7:00am in Avalon at the "Tales of the Victorians" May Bay Kayak Rally/ Avalon Community Hall, at 4:00pm in Cape May at Fun Race at 1:00am in Farmers Market at (609) 967-3066 the Inn of Cape May, (609) North Cape May at Ferry 8:00am in Ocean City at 884-5898 Road & Beach Drive, (609) the Tabernacle Grounds, B@RT@KE@LHKXCHMHMF 6/22/13 967-7155 (609) 967-7155 Cherry House Haunt- FATHER’SFATHER’S DAYDAY SPECIALSPECIAL Antique Fair at 9:00am ing Tales Tour at 7:00pm 6/30/13 7/4/13 FREEREE APPAPPETIZERETIZER FORFOR DADDAD in West Cape May at in Cape May at the Cherry with a purchase of an entree Wilbraham Park, (609) House, (609) 884-5404 Farmer's Market Prodigy Returns: A 898-1236 Opens for the Season at New Collection of Art-

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Spiritualism in the 1800's at the Water Tower Parking est at 10:00am in Stone Windows 8 for Novices Lot, (609) 967-7155 Harbor at Ocean Galleries, at 12:00am in Cold Spring Organizing Your Files at (609) 368-7777 at the Historic Cold Spring 10:00am in Avalon at the Village, (609) 898-2300 7/2/13 Fireworks at 7:45pm in Avalon Free Library, (609) Night out with the 967-7155 Rich Lessig, The Great Cape May at the Cape May 2 Large Pizzas $17.99 Magician at 7:00pm in beach, (609) 967-7155 BEFORE 6PM DAILY Any Burger, FF & Soda $8.99 Critters at the Cape May Fireworks on the Beach County Zoo at 5:00pm in at 10:00pm in Wildwood Cape May at the Cape May Jimmy Buffett Tribute Court House at the Cape at Pine Ave., (609) 523- Convention Hall, (609) Band Summer Concert 7800 DUNE DRIVE, AVALON May County Zoo, (609) 884-9537 1602 at 6:00pm in Wildwood at DINE IN 368.5505 or TAKE OUT 368.1072 967-7155 Fox Park, (609) 729-9000 East Lynne Theater 19th Annual Italian MTCC Pasta Buffet and American Festival at Company presents An Fourth of July Patri- | Wine Tasting Fundraiser 6:00pm in North Wild- Evening of Fables at otic Show at 7:30pm in $TQFDQR€2HYY@€2@RS@€%Q@AB@JDR /@QSHMHR€$DDQ€9HMD€%NBJS@HKR at 5:00pm in Court House wood at Olde New Jersey 8:00pm in Cape May at Wildwood Crest at the at Jesse Creek Winery, Ave., (609) 729-4676 the East Lynne Theater Centennial Park Enter- (609) 741-0335 Company, (609) 884- tainment Pavillion, (609) Fred Hall Orchestra 5898 523-0202 Antique Auto Show at Children's Dance Share 9:00am in Ocean City on at 7:30pm in Cape May at Mummers Night at Independence Day Pa- the Tabernacle grounds, the Cape May Convention 7:00pm in Ocean City rade at 9:00am in North (609) 525-9300 on the boardwalk between Wildwood at 9th and At- Hall, (609) 884-9537 Free Concert Under 6th and 14th Sts., (609) lantic Aves., (609) 522- Cape Express Beach 967-7155 2955 the Stars feat. Robert Blast Soccer at 8:00am in Eric (Billy Joel Tribute) Wildwood on the beach, Funtastic Tuesday at Fourth of July Fire- OpenOpen DDailyaily at 8:00pm in Sea Isle City (609) 967-7155 10:00am in Ocean City works Spectacular at at Excursion Park, (609) along Asbury Ave., (609) 10:00pm in Wildwood Breakfast 8am-11:30am 263-8687 967-7155 on the beach at Pine Ave. 6/29/13 (609) 729-9000 Lunch from 11:30am ß Dinner from 5pm Cape May Light- Victorian Family Fair, 7/3/13 house Full Moon Climb Mid-Atlantic Center for Dog Parade at 8:30am at 8:00pm in Cape May Family Fun Day at the in North Wildwood at Point at the Cape May the Arts & Humanities at 10:00am in Cape May at , 8th and Atlantic Avenues, Lighthouse, (609) 884- Mid-Atlantic Center for (609) 374-0562 5404 Emlen Physick Estate, (609) 884-5404 x800 the Arts & Humanities Fourth of July Celebra-

at 9:00am in Cape May tion at 12:00am in Stone 6/23/13 Flea Market at 8:00am Point at the Cape May in Cold Spring at the Cold Harbor at the 80th St. Youth For Christ Heat- Lighthouse, (609) 884- fi eld, (609) 967-7155 Spring Presbyterian Church, 5404 x800 wave at 8:00am in Wild- (609) 884-4065 Fourth of July Celebra- wood at the Wildwoods Little Rock Band Live Wildwood Crest Am- tion at 9:30am in Avalon 322 Washington Street Mall, Cape May Convention Center, (585) Concert at 7:30am in starting at the 10th St. Rec 458-2520 ateur Sand Sculpting Wildwood Crest at the (609)884-9119 • www.tishasfi nedining.com Field, (609) 967-7155 Festival at 10:00am in Gospel Concert fea- Centennial Park, (609) Wildwood Crest at the 523-0202 turing Lynda Randle at Wildwood Crest Beach Pier (Page A51 Please) 7:00pm in Ocean City (609) 523-0202 Sand Sculpting Contest at Ocean City Tabernacle, Mother's Worry Live (609) 967-7155 KITCHEN OPEN Concert at 7:30pm in Everye y daydaay 11ama ‘tilt lateaate nightg t Wildwood Crest at the 6/24/13 Happy Hour Centennial Park, (609) MON.- FRI. 4-7pm (Bar & Restaurant) House Camp Unity 2013 9 523-0202 $1 Domestic Pints • $2 Domestic Bottles Dragon Week Summer Camp at $2.00 Mixed Drinks • 1/2 Price Appetizers CHINESE RESTAURANT 8:30am in Whitesboro Eastern Surfi ng Asso- ciation SJ District Con- WednesdayWdWednesdday Open Every Day 11:30am ‘til Late Night at the Martin Luther King The Original Name That Tune Center, (609) 465-8747 test at 7:00am in North with Ronn E. Dee at 8:30pm Wildwood at the 12th Ave Monday Meatloaf,aff MaMMashedshhedd PPotatoesottattoes & CoCCornrn $$8.958 95 Famous Throughout The Shore For My Third Computer Beach, (609) 884-5277 Class, Cape May County Tuesday All You Can Eat Beef Tacos $1 ea Serving The Finest in Chinese Cuisine! Free Concert Under the Library at 10:00am in (Chicken $1.50) All Day Court House at the Cape Stars feat. Doug Brewin (Alan Jackson Tribute) at Wednesday Fresh Cut 10oz. NY Strip with Potato & Veg. $12.99 May County Library, (609) 45¢ Wings (4-10pm) LUNCH SPECIALS 463-6341 8:00pm in Sea Isle City at Excursion Park, (609) Thursday Turkey w/Pumpkin Pie $7.95 & $12.95 Platters Served Daily 11:30am to 3:003:00pmpm 2013 Concert Series 263-8687 featuring Get the Led Friday Chef Seafood Specials from $9.99 General Tso’s Chicken Out at 7:30pm in Ocean Teddy Bear Tea Party at Saturday Prime Rib (12 oz. Queen Cut) w/2 sides $14.95 11:00am in Cape May at Chicken with Broccoli City at the Ocean City Mu- Make Your Own Bloody Mary Pint the Emlen Physick Estate, Sunday Sesame Chicken sic Pier, (800) 745-3000 (9am-12noon) / Breakfast Brunch Menu (609) 884-5404 Sweet & Sour Chicken $4.99 / Chef Pasta Specials from $9.99 Beachcombing at Chicken w/ Garlic Sauce 6:00pm in Wildwood Teddy Bear Tea Party at 18th & New Jersey Avenues • North Wildwood $ Crest at the Wildwood 1:30am in Cape May at the (609) 522-3030 Chicken w/String Beans Emlen Physick Estate, (609) All 5.50ea. Crest Library, (609) 463- Curry Chicken w/Onion (with pork fried rice or white rice) 6386 Chicken Chow Mein Sorry cannot be combined Shrimp Chow Mein 6/25/13 with other offers. Beef w/Broccoli Take-out Only Amputee Support Pepper Steak with Onions Group at 1:00pm in Court House at the Cape Region- Beef w/ String Beans al Medical Center, (609) Boneless Spare Ribs 463-4043 Chicken Lo Mein (Soft Noodle)) COUPON

Pipe Brigade Parade at Vegetables Lo Mein (Soft Noodle) 7:00pm in Wildwood at % OFF Shrimp Lo Mein (Soft Noodle) Your Total Order Over the Wildwoods boardwalk, Fried Chicken Wings (7 pieces) $ 00 (609) 523-1602 10 10 With This Coupon Mixed Vegetables with Not to be combined with any other offers.

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Meatball Sandwiches $$3 Tacos, Coronas and Wings ‘n Yuengs TAKE-OUTTAKE OUT AAVAILABLEVAILABLE • FreeFFree DDeliveryelliivery $1$100 mimin.in John Creidler Trio Live Coors Light Drafts $1 Live Entertainment Wing Special and Concert at 7:30pm in Quizzo with Prizes $1.50 Yuengling Drafts Wildwood Crest at the Centennial Park, (609) Corner of Paci¿ c & Lincoln Avenues, Wildwood 523-0202 $4 Cheesesteaks & $1.50 Coors Light Live Entertainment Weekdays 4:30 - 6:30 Name That Tune 8pm * All Nightly Specials Sunday 12noon - 6:30 - All Major Credit Cards Accepted Duffy String Band Per- start at 6pm 609-522-2320 formance at 7:00pm in Free Parking: In Dragon House Lot on Lincoln Ave. between Pacifi c&Nc & NJJ Wildwood at the Wild- FREE DELIVERY ON woods Convention Center, PACKAGE GOODS & FOOD! (609) 729-9000 Over 200 Seating. Can Accommodate Large Groups

www.dragonhousechinese.com A48 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Dining & Entertainment Herald Newspapers June 5 2013 RIO Lower Township Department of Parks and Best Crab Cakes NIGHTS Recreation Announces Registration for Programs in TUESDAYS World Tavern Poker The Lower Township ages 5 to 14. There are 7:00 & 9:30 p.m. Department of Parks and registration fees associated • & $ SJ Magazine 2011 2012 5 APPETIZERS Recreation will be holding with these camps. Please Handmade in our own kitchen THURSDAYS registrations for the follow- call 898-8381 for addi- PRIME RIB NIGHT ing programs: tional information. for 26 years. Youth football registra- Carbonara Pro Soccer • FRIDAYS tions from June 1 to June Camp beginning on July 2010 TERRY-OKE! in the Bar Rated Top 10 Wine Values 9:00 p.m. 16. This program is open 29, 2013. This camp is for 2011 in New Jersey to children in grades 1 boys and girls ages 5- 15. through 8 for the 2013 There is a registration fee 2012 Like us on ON Parking on Premises Facebook 14 BEERS TAP –2014 school year. Grade for this camp. For Addi- International & Domestic and age requirements must tional information please 16 WINES be met for placement. There call 1-856-692-6728. By - the - Glass are registration fees associ- Coombs/Douglass Me- ated with this program. morial Bay Run on Au- EVERY WEDNESDAY For additional information gust 3, 2013 beginning at AMERICAN STEAK & SEAFOOD HOUSE ? ? please call 886-7880. 8:30am. Events include a Featuring Hand-cut Steaks, Local Seafood, ? TRIVIA ? Youth cheerleading reg- certifi ed 5 mile run and a & 14 International Beers-on-tap ? QUIZZO ? istration from June 22 to 2 mile health run/walk. Grande Center Shopping Mall Rio Grande, New Jersey 9 to Midnight in the bar July 7. This program is Race fees are $15.00 per 609-889-2000 Prizes & Drink Specials! open to children in grades person pre registration 1 through 8 for the 2013- and $20.00 for same day 2014 school year. There are registration. For additional registration fees associated information or run applica- with this program. For ad- tion please call 886-7880. ditional information please Fun Food Cooking Camp. call 886-7880. This camp is opened to throughout the summer. grade for the 2013-2014 Caper Tigers Basketball children from grades 1 – 6 For additional information school year. There are Camp. There are various grade. Fun Food Baking please call 898-1988. registration fees associated camps available throughout Camp is opened to chil- SJST Youth Football with this camp. For addi- the summer. Camps are dren 4 – 8 grade. There Camp. This camp is opened tional information please available to boys and girls are various camps available for children 1 through 8 call 846-3831. Cape May County Museum to Participate in Blue Star Museums COURT HOUSE – The enjoy the nation’s cultural ture a special exhibit of is available at www.arts. Cape May County Muse- heritage and learn more uniforms from its military gov/bluestarmuseums. um announced the launch about their new commu- collection, beginning with The Cape May County of Blue Stars Museums, nities after completing a a uniform from the Span- Museum is located at 504 Serving Dinner Nightly a collaboration among military move. ish American War up to Route 9 North, Cape May from 4pm the National Endowment “Through this distinc- the current war in Afghan- Court House and is open for the Arts, Blue Star tive collaboration, service istan. The complete list Wed. through Sat., from Families, the Department members and their fami- of participating museums 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. of Defense, and a record- lies can connect with our New Seasonal Summer Menu breaking 2,000 museums national treasures with Woodbine Elementary School across America to offer this unparalleled opportu- 1st seating Menu 4:00-5:30pm free admission to the na- nity to visit some of the Sets Carnival for June 7 Like us on 3 courses for $25 tion’s active duty military country’s fi nest museums 5209 Pacifi P c Ave., Wildwood, NJ • (609)522-5223 personnel, including Na- for free,” said Blue Star (Right across from Duffers) tional Guard and Reserve Families CEO Kathy Roth- and their families now Douquet. through Labor Day 2013. In conjunction with this The program provides program, the Cape May families an opportunity to County Museum will fea-

Authentic Japanese, Chinese, Thai, Malaysian & More MUST BRING COUPON Spend $30 or more Get $5 off Spend $55 or more Get $10 off Spend $80 or more Get $15 off Not to be combined w/any other offer. Exp. 6/5/13 • Reservations Available • 609-770-7773 • Party Room in Back • WOODBINE — The Carnival on June 7, from 4 1500 Rt. 47 South Woodbine Elementary to 7 p.m. (near ShopRite, next to Dollar Tree) credit cards accepted School Parent Teacher Or- The carnival will be held Find us on Facebook www.SushiUkai.com ganization and Student at Woodbine Elementary Restaurant and Ice Cream Parlor Council will sponsor the School, and families can Third Annual Fun Night purchase tickets for refresh- Celebrating Our th Anniversary ments and activities at the 39 carnival. On the Waterfront at Schooner Island Activities will include BrandB d NNew LLookk pony rides, dunk tank, bounce houses, tumble Same Great Atmospherep wheels, face painting, car- nival games, crafts, bal- OPEN WEEKENDS Open Daily loons — and more. from 4pm Refreshments available FRIDAY from 12 NOON, for purchase include: fruit kabobs, sno cones, cot- ton candy, popcorn, meat SATURDAY & SUNDAY from 8AM pies and rice, hamburgers, hot dogs, and other great food. Tickets are 50 cents each or fi ve for two dollars. All proceeds benefit the Woodbine Elementary School students. Everyone First Seating 4-6pm is welcome to attend. HILDRETH & PACIFIC AVES., WILDWOOD 3 Courses $25 “As the schoolyear winds must be seated by 6pm down, please join our com- 609-729-1817 munity in its Third Annual www.dufferswildwood.com Carnival Celebration,” add- Major Credit Cards Accepted • Smoke-Free Restaurant Rio Grande Ave., (By the Bridge) Wildwood • 609-522-1062 ed Mayor Pikolycky. “Fun Handicap accessible www.beachcreek.net for all is guaranteed.” Herald Newspapers June 5 2013 Dining & Entertainment www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A49 Wine and Dine During Wildwoods Restaurant Week June 16-21 WILDWOOD – Wine Dog Tooth Bar & Grille and dine in some of the – 100 E. Taylor Avenue Wildwoods’ fi nest restau- in Wildwood – 609-522- rants during Wildwoods 8383 Restaurant Week June 16 Gia Restaurant – 7400 through June 21, presented Ocean Avenue in Wild- by the Wildwood Restau- wood Crest – 609-729- rant Association. It’s an 5959 opportunity to visit a new Gioia Ristorante – 3800 restaurant you’ve been Pacific Avenue in Wild- meaning to try or revisit wood – 609-729-0120 one of your old favorites. Ice House Restaurant & Over 20 of the Wildwoods’ Bar – 4415 Park Boulevard top restaurants will partici- in Wildwood – 609-522- pate in Restaurant Week – 0033 Nothing Over $14.99 each offering a complete Io-E-Tu – 3813 Pacific four-course meal including Avenue in Wildwood – appetizer, salad, entrée and 609-522-4555 17th Ave. NORTH WILDWOOD dessert for only $30 plus Jersey Girl Drinks and Like us on tax and gratuity. Dining – 3601 Atlantic BETWEEN NJ & CENTRAL (609) 729-7290 Below is a list of partici- Avenue in Wildwood – pating restaurants: 609-523-1800 Adam’s Restaurant – Joe's Fish Company – 1700 Boardwalk in Wild- 3501 Boardwalk in Wild- wood – 609-523-1002 wood – 609-846-1069 Alfe’s Restaurant – 3401 La Piazza Cucina – 4600 New Jersey Avenue in Wild- Pacific Avenue in Wild- wood – 609-729-5755 wood – 609-522-8300 -Bandanas Mexican Little Italy Restaurant & Grille - 5607 Atlantic Av- Market Place – 5401 At- enue in Wildwood Crest lantic Avenue in Wildwood - 609-522-5735 Crest – 609-523-0999 Father’s Day Special Blue Water Grille - 3320 Neil's Steak and Seafood Atlantic Avenue in Wild- Restaurant – 222 E. Schel- Piro's Village Restaurant North Wildwood – 609- FREE APP wood – 609-522-0303 lenger Avenue in Wild- – 1901 New York Avenue 522-4991 FOR DAD Boardwalk Bar & Grill wood – 609-522-5226 in North Wildwood – 609- Wharf Restaurant – 708 with the purchase of an entree – 3500 Atlantic Avenue North End American 729-0401 W. Burk Avenue in Wild- in Wildwood – 609-522- Grill – 206 Olde New Jer- Q Fire Grille – 517 W. wood – 609-522-6336 2431 sey Avenue in North Wild- Rio Grande Avenue in Wild- For the full list of par- Cattle ‘n Clover Irish wood – 609-435-5691 wood – 609-522-3055 ticipating restaurants and Open Daily Steakhouse – 3817 Pa- Pacifi c Grill – 4801 Pa- Ravioli House – 102 E. their menus, visit www. cifi c Avenue in Wildwood cifi c Avenue in Wildwood Bennett Avenue in Wild- WildwoodByTheSeaRes- Noon to 2am – 609-522-3800 – 609-523-2333 wood – 609-522-7894 taurantWeek.com or call Schellenger's Restaurant 609-729-9000. – 3516 Atlantic Avenue A second Restaurant Lunch À Dinner À Late Night À Daily Happy Hour 4-7pm N. J. Elks to Celebrate in Wildwood – 609-522- Week in the Wildwoods 0433 will also take place at the Chestnut & Olde NJ Aves À North Wildwood 100 Years with Parade The Establishment at end of the summer season, 609.435.5691 www.northendamericangrill.com 100 – 100 Olde New Jersey from August 25-30, 2013. À Avenue in North ildwood – For additional informa- 609-523-8100 tion about the Wildwoods, Westy's Irish Pub – visit www.WildwoodsNJ. 101 E. Walnut Avenue in com or call 800-992- 9732. LIGHTHOUSE POINTE WATERFRONT RESTAURANTEST AND BAR OPEN 4PM Celebrating 21 Years! Deck Noon Weekends & WILDWOOD – New Hope and the NJ Run For JAPANESE Holidays Jersey Benevolent and The Fallen. Protective Order of Elks Also Drug Awareness HIBACHI • SUSHI BAR • STEAK HOUSE will celebrate 100 years as by sending high school a premiere charitable orga- students for a Peer Leader- Combines Great Food And Deckertainment nization at the Wildwoods ship Conference. Mascot, EXPERIENCE THE ART Convention Center from Elroy, visits events with Thurs. June 6 through drug awareness literature; OF SUSHI LOBSTER WEEKEND June 9th. giving dictionaries and Whole Lobster...... 19.99 A big parade will be holding essay contests for OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • LUNCH & DINNER held on Sat., June 8 on school children; spon- Lobster Clam Bake ...... 22.99 1302 RT 47 SOUTH Atlantic Avenue starting at sor Hoop Shoots, Soccer RIO GRANDE, NJ 08242 Steamed clams, corn on the cob & baked potato 26th Street in Wildwood at Shoots and Batter Ups. 609.886.8888 609.886.8886 noon. Come out and sup- Stuff ed Lobster ...... 24.99 port your local Elks with all New Jersey Elks. Over 100 THE AT lodges from New Jersey EK E BUY ONE GET ONE are marching, some with W

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BURRITOS, $6 CHEESE NACHOS AFTER 6PM REVERSE HAPPY HOUR The Elks are second in $2.50 CORONAS & 11PM - 12AM 74 $9 CORONITA BUCKETS BAR ONLY the nation for scholarships, AFTER 6PM SATURDAY MARTINI NIGHT information available from $3 COSMOS & APPLETINIS AFTER high school counselors, FRIDAY NAME THAT TUNE 6PM GREAT DINNER SPECIALS LUNCH SPECIALS SATURDAY LIVE MUSIC 9:30PM through the Elks National NAME THAT TUNE 9PM $6.95 LUNCH SPECIALS Foundation; own and oper- (1ST PLACE PRIZE) MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 56:,@16:,@74 EXTENDED HAPPY HOUR 4-7PM SUNDAY BURGER DAY 11AM - 4PM ate Camp Moore, a camp REVERSE HAPPY HOUR $7 BUILD YOUR OWN BURGER $1.50 DOMESTIC DRAFTS for Special Children and 11PM TO MIDNIGHT UNTIL 6PM AT THE BAR 5101 Shawcrest Road • Wildwood • 522-7447 support U.S. veterans by at the foot of the Rio Grande Bridge Shawcrest Island side service to veterans homes, WWW.DOGTOOTHBAR.COM ‡ 100 E TAYLOR AVE WILDWOOD ‡ 609-522-8383 participate in the Army of www.lighthousepointerestaurant.com “Like” us on Facebook & Join My List or email [email protected] © Herald Newspapers 2013 Newspapers © Herald A50 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Dining & Entertainment Herald Newspapers June 5 2013 Fundraiser Planned for the Jersey Shore Pops in July COURT HOUSE - Linda Gentille and The Jersey Shore Pops will be plan- ning a Pops fundraiser on July 6 for the orchestra. All the musicians will be donating their time for this special concert event Join Us For Father’s Day Weekend! and an “After Glow Recep- Make Reservations For tion” will be held at the Avalon Golf Course after Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner the 7:30 p.m. concert. This spectacular patriotic show Or Stop By The Back Bay Cafe will feature the orchestra’s founder and conductor Lin- 1 Harbor Road & Route 9, Beesley’s Point (Just outside Ocean City) da Gentille, singer Jacklyn 609-390-3322 • www.TuckahoeInn.com Buckingham and the Youth Opera of South Jersey. Gen- in the state." The orchestra the symphony to make and a wage freeze. Overlooking the Scenic Great Egg Harbor Bay tille will performing her recently appointed John cuts, including a freeze on The Detroit Symphony spectacular original rendi- Drechen as Assistant Mu- salaries and reduced parks reported in December that tion of George Gershwin’s sic Conductor and Susan concerts. “We are dealing it is $7 million short on its Rhapsody in Blue. Elsayed continues again with longer term defi cits contributions to employee The Jersey Shore pops this year as Concert Mis- now,” said Eric Latzky, a pensions. In recent years, NOW OPEN 7 DAYS is led by conductor and tress. spokesman for the New the DSO management has DINNER, C OCKTAILS pianist Linda Gentille. The Major symphony orches- York Philharmonic. “There asked musicians on several & LIVE PIANO MUSIC NIGHTLY orchestra is the newest tras in the US are facing a is no question that the occasions for concessions. orchestra in the state and funding crisis as the reces- economic environment has With the collapse of the WEDNESDAY, 6/5 BARRY MILES, SOLO PIANO 5:30-10:30 is gaining in popularity sion deepens. Ticket sales had a signifi cant impact.” Detroit-based US auto in- each season. One of the are falling, while support Many orchestras have dustry, the DSO has seen THURSDAY, 6/6 from corporate sponsors is called on staff and musi- its corporate funding dry FRANK STRAUSS, SOLO PIANO 5:30-10:30 attractions of the orches- tra is the popularity of being cut back. The prob- cians to take pay freezes up, and it has had to tap FRIDAY, 6/7 the music director and lem is highlighted by re- or cuts. In January, mem- into its endowment to RICH SIEGEL, PIANO/VOCALS 5:30-10:30 2ND A NNUAL GEORGE conductor Gentille. Kay ports that the Philadelphia bers of the Cleveland Sym- meet costs. Last year, the SATURDAY, 6/8 MESTERHAZY T RIBUTE CONCERT Aspell, managing director Symphony may be forced phony staged a one-day unrestricted part of the RICH SIEGEL, PIANO/VOCALS 5:30-10:30 JUNE 9 • 8PM AT of the Middle Township to declare bankruptcy. Ac- strike against a proposed DSO’s endowment fell SUNDAY, 6/9 CONVENTION HALL Performing Arts Center cording to a report in the 5 percent salary reduction. 31 percent, from $54.6 KATE COSCO, SOLO PIANO 5:30-10:30 GENERAL A DMISSION $25, SENIORS $20 & states, “The Jersey Shore Philadelphia Inquirer, the The fi nal settlement froze million in 2008 to $37.6 MONDAY, 6/10 symphony needs to raise wages for two years with a million in 2009. Last year’s STUDENTS $10 Pops has become a huge JON PRUITT, SOLO PIANO 5:30-10:30 attraction here in Cape another $7 million of a small increase in the third defi cit was $3.7 million, PURCHASE AT CONVENTION HALL BOX OFFICE TUESDAY 6/11 OR AT WWW.CAPEMAYMAC.ORG & May County because of $15 million recovery fund. year. Meanwhile, members and management is pre- JON DIMARTINO, SOLO PIANO 5:30-8:00 SELECT MUSIC FESTIVAL the outstanding shows Attendance at concerts has of the Seattle Symphony re- dicting the shortfall could JAZZ NIGHT! JON DIMARTINO IS JOINED BY TIM LEKAN, B ASS BOB SHOMO, D RUMS 8:00-CLOSE produced and arranged by only been at 62 percent ca- cently accepted a 5 percent reach $5 million in 2010 Join Us For Restaurant Week! Gentille. The shows have pacity this year, down from pay cut through August. without cuts. Now thru June 9th grown each year and are 80 percent last year. On top of that, musicians The Jersey Shore Pops now the most popular con- The Philadelphia Sym- agreed to “donate” $2,010 “2013 Summer Concert www.merioninn.com cert series we have ever phony is hardly alone. apiece to the orchestra. Series” will continue with hosted here at the PAC. The New York Philhar- The Honolulu Symphony the following shows: 106 DECATUR ST. • CAPE MAY • 609-884-8363 Gentille is a charismatic monic is reporting a record declared bankruptcy in No- June 29, 7:30 p.m.: “The For menu & prices, visit www.merioninn.com entertainer and conductor $4.6 million defi cit from vember and ceased opera- Irish Tenor" who also arranges most of last season and expects a tions, leaving musicians, July 6, 7:30 p.m.: “Stars the music for the orchestra similar shortfall in 2010. including some who had & Stripes Forever” which sets her apart from The shortfall in fundrais- recently moved from the July 13, 7:30 p.m.: “Leg- the other orchestra leaders ing will probably require mainland at substantial ends in Concert” expense, out of work. July 21, 7:30 p.m.: “    The largest component The Italian Tenor” starring of an orchestra’s expense Aaron Caruso is salaries. Since an or- July 28, 7:30 p.m.: chestra must be of a cer- “Swingin' Sixties” star- tain size and layoffs are ring Jim Yester and the not an option, production YesterDaze companies have sought to Aug. 4, 7:30 p.m.: “Clas- • JApanese Hibachi offset declining revenue by sics Rock” starring con-   cutting compensation. ductor & pianist Linda • sushi bar • thai cuisine Over the past years, Gentille    symphony musicians in Aug. 10, 7:30 p.m.:     Lunch Atlanta, Cincinnati, Bal- “Music of The Glenn Mill-    Mon.-Thur. 11am - 3pm, timore and Philadelphia er Orchestra” Fri. & Sat. 11am - 3pm have had to take pay cuts. Aug. 17, 7:30 p.m.: “Si- Dinner Musicians in the Utah Sym- natra & Friends” starring  /-0 0 Sun • 12 noon - 10pm, phony gave back $1.3 mil- Peter Oprisko 1 2! &) 3 4 20$1'  Mon. - Thurs. 4:30pm - 10:30pm, lion in salary and benefi ts The individual tickets 56(789:)  +6;:< ;(-= > Fri. & Sat. 4:30pm - 11pm for the 2009-2010 season will range from $25 for  !" #" #$ #% &"  "  # "  # $ # %    ' after giving up $445,000 balcony seating to $40 Open 7 Days a Week the previous year. Last for VIP orchestra center ()  ' *+" &", -%&  year, musicians at the Min- seating. Discounted sea- " 13 S. Dennis Road, Cape May Court House nesota Symphony agreed son tickets range from  #.$ '#   609-465-8888 • 609-463-8888 to a reduction in pensions $75- $220. This program is made possible in part C$)3"! by funds from the New % $  " Jersey State Council on 7?,6;< +6()  5  >  NewNeN Look...Open Every Day! the Arts/Department of 0?,6;:< +6(:)  5  > State, a Partner Agency of    Steak • seseafoodaffooodsand • sandwicheswiches the National Endowment  !"! # desserts • salads • soups for the Arts. The funds 6(=4"$)3"! 6(*=/"$)3"! were administered by the (6(5(?, (6(5(?, 9?,>9?,>  &6( DAILY SPECIALS Cape May County Culture 6($, )%%6($, )%%$)3$)3 6($, )%%6($, )%%$)3$)3 and Heritage Commission, ily Friendly under the authority of $@#%  % 4 , FamFamily Friendly MON. - $3 Burgers, $1.75 Yuengling Drafts, $2.50 Yuengling Bottles the County Library Com- 4$4"$)3"! /$)3*/="=$)3 mission, for the Board of Happy Hour Mon.-Fri. 4-7pm TUES. - All You Can Eat Mussels $10.99, Chosen Freeholders. ))3)"*3)"* %E4C="  & $3.50 Summer Shandy To purchase either sea- $1.75 Pints, $2 Domestics, son or individual tickets, $'-",1  4  WED. - $9 Shepherd’s Pie or &#D?   $3 Drinks, Special App Menu please call the JSP Ticket $@#$ & ' * Chicken Pot Pie w/side salad; Offi ce at 800-838-3006 or $@(?, $ '"?   Mon-Weds 9pm-11pm $3 Imports the PAC at 609 463-1924. $3 Bombs THURS . - Tacos, Fajitas, Quesadillas, Tickets can be purchased $3.00 Lime A Ritas or Straw Ber Ritas online or in person and THURSDAY, JUNE 6TH SINDI RAYMOND student ID must be showed /44? -,  FRIDAY, JUNE 7TH OLD SCHOOL FRI. - Fisherman’s Catch of The Day for ticketing. The PAC is 2   22 90:AA;B SATURDAY, JUNE 8TH LOVE JUNK SAT. & SUN. - $5 Egg Sandwich & open Monday to Friday SUNDAY,SUNDAY, JUJJUNENEN 99THTHH DR PPHILHIL & THTHEE HEHEARTART ATATTACKSTAT CKKS Mimosa, Blackboard Specials from 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. All You Can Eat Dungeness Crabs for walk in ticket purchase 77"?)8"?)8 / +  Starting June 17th Video Name That Tune! and is located at the Middle   +@ Township High School , 3rd & New York Aves., N.N WildwoodWildwood • 6609-522-775909 522 7759 Exit 10 (GSP). Herald Newspapers June 5 2013 Dining & Entertainment www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A51 Calendar 7/13/13 the Ocean City Music Pier, (From Page A47) 7/8/13 Boogie Board Competi- (800) 745-3000 Fourth of July Celebra- Winnie the Pooh Pre- tion at 9:00am in North tion at 5:00pm in Ocean sented by the Greater Wildwood at 15th and 7/17/13 City on the 9th St. beach, Ocean City Theatre Family Restaurant Beach Aves. (609) 522- (609) 967-7155 Company at 10:30am in Miss North Wildwood 2955 Competition at 10:00am July 4th Bike Parade Ocean City at the Ocean Serving The Finest Veal • Steak • Seafood • Pasta in North Wildwood at the at 10:00am in Ocean City City Music Pier, (609) 525- Sunset Soiree and * Italian Seafood Specialties * 9248 Open House at 6:30pm Coconut Cove Restaurant registration will be at the in Stone Harbor at the (formerly Sunset Bay Res- OPEN DAILY Longport Bridge parking 2013 Concert Series Wetlands Institute, (609) taurant), (609) 374-0562 lot, (609) 967-7155 featuring Dave Mason at MON. - SAT. Lunch from 11am • Dinner from 3pm 368-1211 Baby Parade at 6:30pm Family Night at the OC 7:30pm in Ocean City at SUNDAY - Dinner from 3pm in Sea Isle City 34th to Now Taking Boardwalk at 7:30pm in the Ocean City Music Pier, Wildwood Cornhole 44th Street on the prom- Reservations Ocean City between 6th & (800) 745-3000 Tournament at 11:00am EARLY BIRDS Daily from 3-5pm* enade, (609) 967-7155 For Father’s Day! 14th Sts., (609) 967-7155 in Wildwood on the beach, (609) 729-8870 7/10/13 Take out Available • Gift Certifi cates 7/18/13 7/5/13 Kick It Out Live Con- Free Concert Under Party Trays Available the Stars feat. Real Dia- ELTC's 24th Season Cape May County Life- cert (A Tribute to Heart) mond (Neil Diamond of "Tales of the Victori- guard Championships at 7:30pm in Wildwood Our North Wildwood location is closed for renovations, Tribute) at 8:00pm in Sea ans" at 4:00pm in Cape at 6:00pm in Wildwood Crest at the Centennial Isle City at Excursion Park, May at the Peter Shields please visit our Court House location Crest at Rambler Road Park, (609) 523-0202 (609) 263-8687 Inn and Restaurant, (609) beach, (609) 522-3825 16 S. Main St., Cape May Court House

884-5898 7/11/13 Princess and Pirates 7/14/13 www.ninosfamilyrestaurant.net 4-H Fair at 12:00am in Luncheon at 11:30am in ELTC's 24th Season of * excludes holidays Court House at the Fair- Cape May at the Emlen "Tales of the Victorians" Hot Taters at VFW 419 465-6300 Congress St Cape May grounds (609) 967-7155 Physick Estate, (609) 884- at 4:00pm in Cape May at 5404 the , at 2:00pm in Cape May Thursdays on the Lawn (609) 884-5898 at VFW Post 386, (609) Summer Concert Series Friday, June 7th Sports Card, Toys, 884-7961 DJ Rich Palko 10pm featuring Quietmen at Comics and Collectibles Movies on the Beach 7:30pm in Stone Harbor Show at 3:00pm in Wild- featuring Happy Feet at Annual Duke of Fluke at St. Mary's Episcopal wood at the Wildwoods 8:00pm in Cape May at Fishing Tournament at Saturday, June 8th 7:30am in Wildwood at Church, (609) 368-5922 Convention Center, (732) the beach next to Conven- D.A.B. 10pm 422-9365 tion Hall, (609) 967-7155 the Sterling Harbor Bait & Cape May County 4-H

Tackle, (609) 729-1425 Fair at 12:00pm in Court WWE Live at 12:00am Thursdays on the Sunday Funday Beer House Cape May County in Wildwood at the Wild- Lawn Summer Concert Boardwalk Craft Shows 4-H Fairgrounds, (609) Pong Tournament - 11pm woods Convention Center Series featuring Jim Ban- at 9:00am in Wildwood 465-5115 x605 Grand Prize $300 (609) 967-7155 nach of BLT at 7:30pm in at the Boardwalk on Rio

Stone Harbor at St. Mary's Grande Avenue, (609) 522- Bill Newnam Orches- 0378 x609 7/19/13 Outdoor Bar tra at 8:00pm in Cape Episcopal Church, (609) & Beer Garden

May at the Rotary Band- 368-5922 Crabulous Crab Day at Now Open on Weekends! 7/15/13 stand, (609) 967-7155 9:30am in Stone Harbor 7/12/13 Shore Shot All Star Bas- at the Wetlands Institute,

Sports Card, Toy, Com- ketball Camp at 6:00pm (609) 368-1211 New Jersey State Bar- ic & Collectibles Show at in Court House at the 3:00pm in Wildwood at beque Championship & Beach Sports Weekend The Best Rotating Beer Anglesea Blues Festival Cape May Technical High including LAX, Hockey the Wildwoods Convention School and the Middle Center, (732) 422-9365 at 4:00pm in North Wild- & Rugby at 12:00am in Selection In The County wood on New Jersey Ave., Twp. Rec Center, (609) Wildwood on the beach, Follow Us On Twitter | Like Us On Facebook 463-0676 7/6/13 (609) 523-6565 (609) 522-3900

2013 Concert Series 609-729-3861 • Open Every Day 11am - 3am 34th Independence featuring Jars of Clay at Parade at 1:00pm in Cape (Page A52 Please) www.goodnightirenes.com 7:30pm in Ocean City at 2708 PaciÄ c Ave., Wildwood, NJ 08260 May on Beach Ave., (609) 884-9526

Sidewalk Chalk Com- petition at 9:00am in Õ Fabulous Friday North Wildwood at the 8th Street fi eld, (609) 522- Happy Hour 3-7pm 2955 FrIDAY

Concert under the Rocks $5 Apps at the bar Stars feat. Shirley Al- with ston Reeves at 8:00pm in TWELVE:01 Live Entertainment North Wildwood at the Lou Booth Amphitheatre, (609) 522-7722 Õ Historic House Tours of the J Thompson Baker Wednesday 4-Course House at 6:00pm in Wild- SATURDAY wood at the J Thompson Dance Party Chef Dinner Specials Baker House, (609) 729- 4515 x609 with THE DANE For $25 Exploring the iPad, ANTHONY Cape May County Li- BAND brary at 10:30am in Court NOW OPEN DAILY House at the Cape May County Library, (609) 463- OPEN FRIDAY - SUNDAY Serving Lunch from 11am 6341 Tuesday Doors open at 8:30pm Dinner from 4:30pm Free Concert Under 200 Congress Place, Cape May Õ $10.00 Dinner the Stars feat. Absalute Breakfast Sat., Sun. & Mon. 8am-11am Gold (ABBA Tribute) at 8:00pm in Sea Isle City Specials at Excursion Park, (609) 263-8687 THE Tiki Topz Open Daily

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New Jersey Nature RUSTY NAIL Monday Shrimp with Steve Serwatka at Gartner Family 7:30pm in Cape May at Night the Cape May Convention Fundraiser Scampi, Fried, Broiled, CoconutCoconut,, Hall, (609) 884-9537 Parm or Fajita, Plus Shrimp Boardwalk Craft Shows Friday, at 9:00am in Wildwood Appetizers & Soup at the Boardwalk on Rio June 7th Grande Avenue, (609) 522- 0378 x609 6-10pm DJ EntertainmentEntertainment

Ocean City Fishing Call for ticket Pier Open House at All Weekend 3:00pm in Ocean City at information the OC Fishing Club, (609) 967-7155 CAPE MAY’S LONGEST BAR, COLDEST BEER, 9pm

Phillies Home Run TASTIEST SEAFOOD & BEST LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Derby at 12:00pm in Sea Serving 609-522-3350 Isle City at Dreary Field, BREAKFAST, LUNCH & DINNER Spruce & Olde New Jersey Aves., Anglesea At Champagne Island Resort (609) 263-0050 609-884-0017 flipflopzbarandgrill.com 205 BEACH AVENUE, CAPE MAY | BEACHSHACK.COM Herald Newspapers June 5 2013 Dining & Entertainment www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A52 What's Happening PLACE FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY REST OF WEEK in Ocean City Rock with The Ultimate Dance BOILER ROOM TWELVE: 01 Party with The Dane OCEAN CITY - Coming Page A51 • 884-8421 Anthony Band 9pm Attraction: The World Re- 9pm nowned Philadelphia Boys Dr. Phil & Choir and Chorale will per- CASEY’S ON Old Love Thu. Jun 6 - The Heart form at St. Peter’s United THIRD School Junk Sindi Raymond 8pm Methodist Church, 8th and The Page A50• 522-7759 Attacks Central Ave., on June 8 at 7 p.m. Doors open 6:30 p.m. CIRCLE DJ Live The Tall for general seating. Phone (609) 399-2748 for tickets TAVERN Music Boys at $10. Children 12 and PAGE A44 • 967-3456 under are free. Ocean City will host a The evening perfor- Jeep Invasion, June 14-16, COCONUT mance will feature the an army of Jeep cars will COVE Live Entertainment angelic voices of 80 boys display in the downtown Page A50 • 522-7600 complemented by a Men’s and on the Boardwalk, Chorale. Theme will be courtesy of the NJJA Jeep Thu. Jun 6 - Name That Tune 8pm COUNTRY CLUB DJ Doof “The French Connection” enthusiasts. “There will TAVERN Mon. Jun 10 -Quizzo with Prizes with songs by Debussy, be custom jeeps, awesome Page A47 • 465-1515 Tue. Jun 11 -Wesley Ochs numbers from Les Mis- trail rigs and some really, erables and more. There really cool vendors.” For will be Gershwin tunes and information and a complete CRAB HOUSE The Too Trio Cowabunga Chris Cowabunga Chris Thu. Jun 6 - standards such as America schedule visit http://oc- Two Mile 1-5pm 2-6pm Don Shaw 5-9pm the Beautiful, When the njjeepinvasion.evenbrite. Page A41 • 522-1341 5-9pm Saints Go Marching In com. and others. The Choir has (June 15) Bethany Ham- DOGTOOTH Name That A Minor Error toured the world including ilton, “The Soul Surfer” BAR & GRILL Tune at 9:30pm a recent tour of China. A with program “Finding Page A49 • 522-8383 9 pm tour of France is scheduled Hope to Overcome.” The for this summer. evening will feature a live (June 6) Wonder's interview with Bethany FLIP FLOPZ DJ Entertainment 9 pm Birthday Bash at Gillian’s talking about what it’s like g Page A51 • 522-3350 Wonderland Pier, 6th and to deal with the issues in Boardwalk, celebrate Won- her life after being bru- der Bear’s Birthday from tally attacked by a shark GOODNIGHT IRENE’S DJ Rich Palko D.A.B. Wed. June 5 - DVDJ Mollo 10pm 6 to 10:30 p.m. All rides while surfi ng. Music by the BREW PUB 10pm Thu. June 6 - Quizzo 9pm will be only 1 ticket plus Glenn Taylor Band. Page A51 • 729-3861 10pm a 9 p.m. Fireworks Show. There will be a video Rides open at 6 p.m. Won- presentation of local surf- HARPOON Marnie and Beachcomber der Bear available all night ers, prizes and free admis- for photos. Celebrating 84 sion. You don’t have to HENRY’S Nate Bill be a surfer to enjoy this Page A40 • 886-5529 years on the Boardwalk. 6-10pm 6-10pm (June 8) Ocean City Po- program. Event held 7 lice Chase, 5K Race and 2 p.m. at the Ocean City EAT, DRINK, PLAY, ENTERTAINMENT, Mile Walk, 8 a.m. at O.C. Tabernacle, 550 Wesley High School Track, pre- Ave., sponsored by FCA EVENTS, FACES & PLACES registration $25 before Surf Camp. 5/31, after $30. Students Announcements: Young JACK’S Fame & For Who.. Thu. Jun 6 - $10. Visit www.ocpba.com ladies wishing to compete Fortune or www.runtheday.com. for Miss Night in Venice r PLACE For What 9pm Pop Scene 9pm Coming Soon: The 80th should contact Sue Doll Page A42 • 967-5001 9pm annual Miss New Jersey (609) 425-5708. Pageant is set for the Music There will be a tribute LIGHTHOUSE Simply Nosey Pier, June 13-15, with the to Roy and Pat Gillian by POINTE Complex Josey popular Parade on June 12 The Friends of the Ocean Page A49 • 522-7447 6pm 6pm from 6 to 14th Sts. on the City Pops, 6 p.m., June 9 at Boardwalk at 7 p.m. Greate Bay Country Club. Katie Cosco, solo piano Wed. Jun 5 - Barry Miles, solo piano 5:30-10:30pm Special Pageant guest The Gillian’s are long time MERION 5:30-10:30pm Thu. Jun 6 - Frank Strauss, Solo Piano 5:30-10:30pm Rich Siegel, Piano/Vocals • 2nd Annual George will be Mallory Hagan, the supporters and patrons of Mon. Jun 10 - Jon Pruitt, Solo Piano 5:30-10:30 pm reigning Miss America, the Pops. The evening will INN Mesterhazy Tribute Concert Tue. Jun 11 - Jon DiMartino, solo piano 5:30-8pm 5:30-10:30pm 8 pm at Convention Hall include Hors D’oeuvres Page A50 • 884-8363 • Jazz Trio 8pm-close with Jon DiMartino, piano; who will participate dur- Tim Lekan, Bass; Bob Shomo, Drums ing the fi nal evening of the and entertainment. Tickets Name That Tune contest on Sat., June 15. are $100. For information, MULLIGANS Quizzo 9pm Tickets are available by call (609) 398-7501 or Page A45 • 522-4883 9pm contacting Mary Lou Cake website www.oceancity- (856) 424-3564, cell phone pops.org. OWEN’S DJ TJ 5pm Name that Tune Are You Smarter than (609) 315-1423. Prices are Reminder: Every June i $35 for each preliminary 26 through Sept. 4, there DJ Bee Bop Bernie the Bartenders with Mon. Jun 10 - DJ TJ 4pm PUB with DJ Mikey D night, $50 for the fi nal and is a Farmer’s Market at the Page A49 • 729-7290 9pm 9:30pm DJ Mikey D 8pm $110 for all three nights. Tabernacle Grounds, also This is the 17th year the Crafters in the Fire House Pageant has been featured Parking Lot on 6th St., from PRINCETON at the Music Pier. 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. Page A44 • 967-3456 DJ Live Music

Wed. June 5 - Trivia Quizzo Calendar RIO 9pm-Midnight (From Page A51) Free Concert Under Terry-Oke the Stars feat. Masquer- STATION Tue. Jun 11 -World Tavern Poker 7/20/13 9pm ade (R&B) at 8:00pm in Page A48 • 889-2000 7 & 9:30pm Christmas in July with Sea Isle City at Excursion Acoustic with The Kate Cultureal 12:30pm • Wed. Jun 5 - Acoustic with Wesley Ochs 4:30pm Santa Claus at 1:00pm in Park, (609) 263-8687 Acoustic with Carl Delany Duo 5:00pm Thu. Jun 6 - Acoustic with Gregg Carpenter RUSTY NAIL Party with Tribeca Grand- Sonni Shine & the 4:30pm North Wildwood at 15th Handcraft unlimited Behrens 4:30pm -Endless Summer Party Underwater Sounds Mon. Jun 10 - Acoustic with Nate Cwik 4:30pm Avenue on the beach, (609) Page A51 • 884-0017 Tue. Jun 11 - Acoustic with Marnie & Nate Christmas in July Craft 9:30pm 5pm 4:30pm 522-7500 Show at 9:00am in Wild- D Bauer & Shea 4-7pm Antique Car Show at wood at the Wildwoods THE Ten Eddy Drive Sindi Raymond The Juliano 10:00am in North Wild- Convention Center, (609) WHARF wood at the boardwalk, 729-9000 3-10pm Brothers 2-6pm Page A45 • 522-6336 8pm-Midnight (609) 522-6442 Ghost 101 Investiga- tion at 6:30pm in Cape Joe C from Wed. Jun 5 - Bob Campanell 5-9pm New Jersey State Crab TUCKAHOE Melanie & Tony Thu. Jun 6 - Love & Branca 5:30-9:30 pm Festival at 11:00am in May at the Physick Estate, WEEK OF SMB- Reggae INN 6-10 pm Mon. Jun 10 - Jim Fisher 4-8 pm Wildwood at the Ice House (609) 884-5404 Page A50 • 390-3322 Night 6-10 pm Tue. Jun 11 -Ann Oswald 5-9pm Restaurant, (609) 522- JUNE 5- JUNE 11 0033 7/21/13

Happy Hour Acoustic DJ Mollo 10 pm (downstairs) Thu. June 6 - WESTY’S w/ Terry O’Brien & Bill 5pm DJ Jerry Smith 10pm (Upstairs) Hereford Lighthouse Sophisticated Produc- IRISH PUB Evolution Duo 6-10pm (on the deck) D.A.B 10pm Maritime Festival at DJ Mollo 10 pm (downstairs) Karma 6-10pm tions National Dance Page A45 • 522-4991 DJ Jerry Smith 10pm (upstairs) On The Deck (downstairs) 9:00am in North Wild- Competition at 7:00am wood at Hereford Inlet in Wildwood at the Wild- Lighthouse, (609) 522- woods Convention Center 4520 (413) 568-4815

Night in Venice at Handcraft unlimited 12:00am in Ocean City Christmas in July Craft along the bay, (609) 523- Show at 10:00am in Wild- 9300 (Page A53 Please) Herald Newspapers June 5 2013 Dining & Entertainment www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A53 Calendar

(From Page A51) 2013 Concert Series through 8/4 at 10:00am Co-Ed Ultimate Beach Avalon check www.bren- dle at 10:00am in Wild- featuring Hot Tuna at in Stone Harbor at Ocean Frisbee Tournament at dansfund.org for specifi cs, 7/28/13 wood at the Wildwoods wood at the Wildwoods 7:30pm in Ocean City at Gallery, (609) 368-7777 9:00am in Wildwood on (609) 967-7155

Boardwalk Craft Shows Convention Center, (609) Convention Center, (609) the beach from Poplar the Ocean City Music Pier, Thursdays on the Jersey Shore Artisians at 9:00am in Wildwood 729-9000 729-9000 Avenue to Roberts Avenue,

(800) 745-3000 Lawn Summer Concert Guild Craft at 10:00am in at the Boardwalk on Rio

(856) 696-9705 Teddy Bear Tea Party Series featuring Heart to Ocean City at Carey Sta- Grande Avenue, (609) 522- 7/31/13 at 11:30am in Cape May 7/24/13 Heart at 7:30pm in Stone dium, (609) 399-9998 0378 x609

at the Emlen Physick Es- 7/27/13 “Boeing Boeing” by No Limit Live Concert Harbor at St. Mary's Epis- Wild Half Mile Kids tate, (609) 884-5404 Marc Camoletti, Cape at 7:30am in Wildwood copal Church, (609) 368- Christmas in July Boat Marathon at 10:00am in 7/29/13 May Stage at 8:00pm in 5922 Teddy Bear Tea Party Crest at the Centennial Parade at 7:30pm in Wild- Wildwood at the Wild- 2013 Concert Series Cape May at the Rob- at 1:30pm in Cape May at Park, (609) 523-0202 wood at Shawcrest Ma- woods Convention Center, ert Shackleton Playhouse, featuring Leon Russel at the Emlen Physick Estate, 7/26/13 rina, (609) 522-7447 (609) 967-7155 (609) 884-1341 OCBP Women's Life- 7:30pm in Ocean City at

(609) 884-5404 guard Invitational Races 15th Annual Cape King of the Court Soc- Free Concert Under the Ocean City Music Pier, Chalfonte Summer Cruise the Beach for at 6:15pm in Ocean City May County Bar Foun- cer Tennis Tournament the Stars feat. Stayin' (800) 745-3000 Concert at 8:00pm in Breast Cancer 2013 at on the 34th St. beach, dation Race Judicata 5K at 12:00am in Wildwood Alive (Bee Gees Tribute) Cape May at the Chalfonte 11:00am in Wildwood at (609) 967-7155 Run/1K Fun Walk at at the Fox Park Tennis at 8:00pm in Sea Isle City 7/30/13 Hotel, (609) 884-8409 the Wildwoods Convention Courts, (609) 374-4556 6:30pm in Sea Isle City at Excursion Park, (609) The Wildwoods Wad- Center, (609) 846-6542 7/25/13 on the beach is Sea Isle Railroad Days at 263-8687

City, (609) 463-0313 ELTC's 24th Season of 12:00am in Cape May at 7/22/13 Historic Cold Spring Vil- "Tales of the Victorians" Cape May Comedy Festival at 12:00am in lage, (609) 898-2300 Cape May Lighthouse at 4:00pm in Cape May Full Moon Climb at at the Cliveden Inn, (609) Cape May at Convention Brendan Borek High 8:00pm in Cape May 884-5898 Hall and other venues, Tides Memorial Fund Point at the Cape May (609) 967-7155 Graham Nash: The Week at 12:00am in Lighthouse, (609) 884- Art of Visual Harmony 5404 Arts Culture Take Out... & www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com/Shore Guide LLetet uuss ccookook fforor yyou.ou.

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