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Music Trivia ContestThursday, November 7th from 5:30 pmWhere: East Lynne Theater Company - 121 Fourth Ave,
Cape MaySince last year’s trivia contest was so successful, the
award-winning Equity professional East Lynne Theater Company is bringing it back with "The American Songbook II." Once more, everyone may test their skills with a Music Trivia Contest. Ques ons could be about a movie featuring a famous song wri en by Cole Porter, Bruce Springsteen, or Woodie Guthrie, or what were those lyrics to a song sung by Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, or Dolly Parton? How about what song was sung in which Broadway musical? To add to the fun, music is performed live by Chris Sooy, Lew London, and Jennifer Bissell, and winners receive prizes. The evening begins with hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar. At 6 pm are special tas ngs of Aleathea’s special es, like last year, and at 7 pm, the compe on begins! The MCs for the evening are Mark Lang and James Rana.
International Jazz FestivalFriday through Sunday, November 8th-10thWhere: Congress Hall - 200 Congress Pl, Cape MayAs the offi cial host hotel, Congress Hall is proud to
sponsor the 2013 Exit Zero Interna onal Jazz Fes val Nov. 8–10. The Fes val will host well over 100 interna onal touring musicians, including Grammy Award-winners, liv-ing legends, NEA Jazz Masters, interna onal musicians and home-grown talent too. The Boiler Room at Congress Hall will feature sensa onal acts on Friday and Saturday. On
Friday, Lakecia Benjamin hits the stage at 9 pm, performing material from her unconven onal soul/funk album, RETOX. Robin McKelle & The Flytones will perform a contemporary blend of soul and rhythm & blues and mostly original tracks on Saturday at 9 pm. For more info, call (888) 944-1816 or visit www.caperesorts.com.
Walk Run Survive 5KSunday, November 10th from 8 amWhere: Ocean City Civic Center - 6th St & Boardwalk,
Ocean CityLung Cancer is the top cancer killer in the United States,
claiming more lives than breast, prostate, ovarian, non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma and melanoma cancers combined. Yet, despite this, lung cancer receives the fewest research dollars. In New Jersey, Atlan c and Cape May coun es have the highest incidence of lung cancer. The proceeds from this event will go to the following three organiza ons that are focused on lung cancer research and pa ents and families in the South Jersey shore area: South Jersey Cancer Fund, The LUNGevity Founda on and the Lung Cancer Alliance. Registra on fee is $30 (a er 10/31). Children under 12 are $15. Lung cancer survivors are free. There are discount rates available for groups (10 or more). Register online www.everybreathcounts.net Online registra on is available un l Nov. 5. For more informa on, call (609) 653-3750. All fees are tax deduc ble.
Veterans Day CeremonyMonday, November 11th from 11 amWhere: Avalon Veterans Plaza - 21st Street and Dune
Drive, AvalonThe Borough of Avalon will hold a Veterans Day cer-
emony on Monday, November 11th, at 11:00am at Veterans Plaza, 21st Street and Dune Drive in Avalon. Join Avalon Mayor Mar n Pagliughi and American Legion Post #331 at the ceremony to honor our local veterans.
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CAPE MAY - The Cape May Jazz Vespers series is on a roll this fall! On the heels of a great October show that brought the acclaimed and award winning Denis DiBlasio and Brian Betz to our stage, November keeps the standards in the stratosphere by welcoming saxophonist Michael Pedicin Jr. on Nov. 17 at 3:00 p.m.
Mr. Pedicin star ng his illustrious career in the 60’s Philly Jazz scene, which led him to be an integral part of Gamble and Huff ’s Sound of Philadelphia enterprises in the 70’s. Becoming a ”fi rst call” studio musician, Mr. Pedicin’s resume is a “who’s who” of stellar performers, including a two year s nt with jazz legend Dave Brubeck.
In recent years, Michael has achieved a burst of crea vity and success in not just his music but in his personal life as well achieving a Doctorate in psychology and serving as Professor of Music and Coordinator of Jazz studies at Rich-ard Stockton College of New Jersey. A er releasing 12 solo al-bums in his career, his latest eff ort, “Why Stop Now…Ubuntu” is achieving com-mercial and critical success produced by Grammy award win-ning producer Joe D’Onofrio. Michael Pedicin always sur-rounds himself with the finest side-men and the November performance will be no exception. You won’t want to miss this show!
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The Machine - Pink Floyd Tribute
Saturday, November 9th from 8 pmWhere: The Levoy Theatre - 130 N High St, MillvilleTHE MACHINE, America’s top Pink Floyd show, has forged
a 25 year reputa on of excellence, extending the legacy of Pink Floyd, while crea ng another legacy all their own. Over the years, The Machine has touched the hearts and souls of many, selling out theaters, large clubs and casinos across North and Central America, Europe and Asia. They have also appeared at renowned music fes vals such as Bonnaroo, Riverbend, Gathering of the Vibes, Buff alo’s Artpark, and Germany’s Rock of Ages. Tickets: $27 - $32. For more info, call 856-327-6400 or visit www.levoy.net.
For more informa on about these, and other community events, see the Herald's online calendar.
Be sure to visit DoTheShore.com for more informa on about entertainment happenings and nightlife.
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Who doesn't love waking up just a li le bit later Sunday morning and s ll being able to enjoy all of breakfast's delights? The Bloody Mary's and mimosas don't hurt either...For all the fellow brunch-lovers out there, here's a quick cheat sheet of when and where to grab brunch in the Cape May County area.
Woody's PlaceFrom 9 am to noon every Sunday, join Woody's for
brunch and enjoy their $5 "Make Your Own" Bloody Mary pints. "Hair of the dog" for Saturday night's cocktails, these are just what the doctor ordered. Woody's Breakfast Brunch menu is off ered for just $4.99.
102 E 18th Ave, North Wildwood(609) 522-3030
O'Boyle's Irish PubNothing says brunch like a couple of fresh mimosas.
O'Boyle's serves breakfast Saturdays and Sundays from 8 am, featuring $2 mimosas and $2.50 Bloody Mary's. Cheers!
2505 Delaware Ave, North Wildwood(609) 729-5900
One Fish Two FishKnown for their excellent dinner entrees, One Fish Two
Fish is now serving Sunday brunch star ng at 10 am.5209 Pacifi c Ave, Wildwood(609) 522-5223
Dogtooth Bar & GrillDogtooth opens at 11 am each Sunday. While they don't
exactly feature a brunch menu, Dogtooth does serve up a Sunday brunch staple un l 6 pm. Grab a Bloody Mary Punch pint for just $7 un l 6 pm, well a er normal brunching hours conclude.
100 E Taylor Ave, Wildwood(609) 522-8383
Casey's on ThirdRefuel a er a late Saturday night with Casey's awesome
brunch deal. From 11 am to 1 pm, snag a hardy egg sand-wich and mimosa for just $5.
301 New York Ave, Wildwood(609) 522-7759
Marq's Pub & RestaurantCustomize the breakfast of your dreams at Marq's all-
you-can-eat breakfast buff et, Monday to Friday from 8 am to 10 am and Saturday and Sunday from 8 am to 11 am. Fresh cut fruits, yogurt, bacon, sausage, scrambled eggs, breads, pastries, Belgian waffl es, omelets…you name it, and Marq's probably has it. Adults eat for just $10.95, kids for $5.95, and kids under 4 eat free!
501 Beach Ave, Cape May(609) 884-3500
Star Diner Cafe RestaurantAt Star Diner, you can have your pick of brunch favorites
all day, everyday. Breakfast is served from open to close and features eggs cooked any style, massive three-egg omele es, pancakes fi lled with fruit or chocolate chips, stuff ed french toast, and many more made-from-scratch Star special es.
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OCEAN CITY --The Ocean City Fine Arts League pres-ents free pre-screened fi lms featuring artists and art trends every month through December 2013. Movies are show at 6:30pm at the Ocean City Public Library, located at 1735 Simpson Avenue, Ocean City, NJ. Up-coming shows include:
November 12 - "Like Water for Chocolate"
1992 - This is the story of Tita, who is forbidden by her mother to marry. Her only solace is her cooking. She magically whisks her sorrow and longings into her feasts
so that all who partake ex-perience her feelings as she does. (1 hr. 45 min.)
December 3 - "Little Women"
This fi lm is based on Lou-isa May Alco 's classicnovel about a family of women in Civil War-era New England. Susan Sarandon stars as the mother of the March sisters. Winona Ryder plays Jo. (1 hr. 59 min.)
***The date for this mov-ie is the second Tuesday of the month because the fi rst Tuesday is Elec on Day.
For more information, contact the Ocean City Fine Arts League at (609) 814-0308 or the Ocean City Public Library at (609) 399-2434.
The Ocean City Fine Arts League is a non-profi t or-ganization dedicated to crea ng awareness of the arts and art community. Comprised of local artists and art lovers, the "Art on Asbury" Gallery show-cases watercolor, oil, acrylic, mixed media, photography, pottery, textiles, jewelry and sculptures- all made by local ar sts. All artwork is for sale. The Gallery is located 608 Asbury Avenue in Ocean City and is open Monday- Saturday from 10am-6pm & Sunday from 10am-4pm. For more infor-ma on, call (609) 814-0308 or visit oceancityfineart-sleague.org. Or friend us on Facebook.
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This week's winning drink leaves room for some do-it-yourself ac on. I swung by Joe Canal's of Rio Grande for recom-menda ons of some awesome ingredients to use in our most recent drink of the week. Rum-Chata, a Caribbean rum with a real dairy cream base, has seemingly been the name on every bartender's lips recently. Though a fairly new revolu on, RumChata's premise has been a part of history since the reign of ancient Egypt. "Horchata was originally concocted by the an-cient Egyp ans for the Pharaohs, a feat easily as impressive as the Pyramids. The pioneering Egyp- an chufa style horchata, which
is made with chufa—also known as the gernut—was so revered
that it soon found its way to Spain during the t i m e o f the Moorish kings," explains RumChata's official website. RumChata s imply capitalized upon the rich taste of historic horchata, spiking it with the fi nest Caribbean rum.
Joe Canal's representa ves are well acquainted with RumChata and the diversity of cocktail recipes in which it is included. They person-ally endorsed the "Salted Caramel Mar ni" as a RumChata must-try. Made with two parts RumChata and one part Van Gogh Dutch Caramel Flavored Vodka, this mar ni is just as easily prepared as it is enjoyed. Simply rim a Mar ni glass with salt (use water, NOT lime juice). Shake ingredients with ice and strain into the salted mar ni glass. Op onal: Drizzle a teaspoon of caramel sauce into bottom of glass. Enjoy. We currently only have a photo of the
ingredients, but feel free to send photos of your Salted Caramel Mar ni masterpieces to [email protected] so I can share your personal reviews with all Do The Shore readers.
By Megan Kummer
CAPE MAY -- Last year's inaugural Exit 0 Interna on-al Jazz Fes val in Cape May is celebrated in a special exhibi on of photography at the na on's leading jazz radio sta on.
A colorful mural by pho-tographer George Wirt of the three-day Cape May music event is featured in "One More Time... Once!" a show of jazz photography at WBGO Jazz 88.3 FM.
The mural is made up of large images embossed on metal plate. They showcase the live performances of musicians and vocalists at the November 2012 Exit 0 Fes val which was launched by Cape May-based music impresario Michael Kline.
The large-scale artwork includes images of Ramsey Lewis, Christian McBride, Mark Murphy, Nicholas Peyton, Sachal Vasandani, Claudia Acuna, Freddie Hen-drix and Michael Dease in performances at the Cape May Convention Hall and other venues throughout the landmark Jersey shore community.
The exhibi on also dis-plays nearly four dozen framed images by Wirt and fellow jazz photographer Tony Graves of other Exit 0 Festival performances and of jazz ar sts including George Benson, Pat Meth-eny, David Sanborn, Tony Benne , Jimmy Heath and others in live performances on concert stages through-out New Jersey.
The Exit 0 Fes val returns to historic Cape May on Nov. 8, through Nov. 10, with per-formances by Diane Reeves, Eddie Palmieri, Kenny Gar-re , the Aaron Diehl Quar-tet, the Bruce Barth-Gary Bartz Duo, E enne Charles and many others.
For more Exit 0 Fes val in-forma on visit exit0jazzfest.com, or call 888-943-1864.
"One More Time...Once!" will be on display in the
WBGO Art Gallery through Dec. 31. The gallery is open to the pubic and admission is free. The gallery is located in the WBGO broadcast
center, 54 Park Place, New-ark, and is open Mondays through Fridays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more informa- on visit wbgo.org/gallery.
Exit 0 Jazz Festival Featured in Photo Exhibit
A colorful metal mural of images by photographer George Wirt from the inaugural Exit 0 Interna onal Jazz Fes val in Cape May is on display at WBGO Art Gallery through Dec. 31.
is made with chufa also knownas the gernut—was so revered
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Calendar EventsListed below are upcoming events posted to the Herald calendar online. For more information concerning these
events, to see more events, or to submit an event to the calendar, free of charge, go to events.capemaycounty-herald.com. Submission of an event does not guarantee print publication, due to the volume received. To ensure print promotion for your event, you may arrange for a paid submission by calling 886-8600, Ext 34.
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Art Workshop- Rus-tic Ceramic Tree Tea Light Holder at 5:30pm in Avalon at Avalon Free Public Library
CMC Museum Presents Stan Sperlak at 7:00pm in Cape May Court House at the Cape May County Mu-seum (609) 465-3535
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Music Trivia Contest at 5:30pm in Cape May at East Lynne Theater Com-pany (609) 884-5898
11/8/13
International Jazz Fes-tival at 10:00am in Cape May at Congress Hall (888) 944-1816
Writing & Human Cre-ativity with Andre Dubus III at 6:00pm in Sea Isle City at the SIC Library (609) 463-6386
11/9/13
United Yacht Sales Striper Tournamant at 12:00am in Cape May at Cape May Marina (609) 846-5487
Huge Indoor Yard Sale at 9:00am in South Seaville at South Seaville United Methodist Church (609) 602-6398
The Machine - Pink Floyd Tribute at 8:00pm in Millville at The Levoy
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11/10/13
Haitian Traditions and Culture: A Day of Cel-ebration at 12:00pm in Millville at WheatonArts & Cultural Center (800) 998-4552
Hot Taters Jazz Band at 2:00pm in Cape May at VFW Post 386
Mr. Cao Goes to Wash-ington at 3:00pm in Mill-ville at The Levoy Theatre (856) 327-6400
Barry Miles Special Concert Event at 6:30pm in Somers Point at Sandy Point Coastal Bistro (609) 927-2300
11/12/13
Creative Art for Adults with Special Needs at 1:00pm in Villas at Lower Township Library (609) 463-6386
Just Released Film Night at 6:00pm in Avalon at Avalon Free Public Li-brary
Surviving Grief During the Holidays at 6:30pm in Marmora at Second Cape May Baptist Church (609) 390-7771
11/13/13
O l d - F a s h i o n e d Thanksgiving Luncheon at 11:30am in Corbin City at L's Restaurant (609) 457-7947
11/14/13
Trivia Night with Ed McDonough at 6:30am in Cape may at Kiwanis Club of Cape May Club House (609) 884-7633
15th Annual Canstruc-tion at 8:00am in Livings-ton at Livingston Mall (973) 280-9614
4th Annual Winter Wonder land Parade Fundraiser at 6:00pm in Cape May at the Congress Hall Ballroom (609) 884-8421
11/15/13
Create Mosaic Pen-dant 2-Day Workshop at 1:00pm in Sea Isle City at Sea Isle City Library (609) 463-6386
Disco Weekend at 5:00pm in Avalon at Golden Inn
"The Miracle Worker" at 7:00pm in Cape May Courthouse at Middle Township PAC (609) 463-1924
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"The Miracle Worker" at 2:00pm in Cape May Court House at the Middle Township PAC
11/17/13
Sunday Night at the Movies at 7:00pm in Rio Grande at The Branches (609) 385-7231
Tony Sands' Ratpack Together Again Show at 7:30pm in Cape May Courthouse at Middle Township PAC (609) 463-1924
11/18/13
Monday Night At The Movies - "Hava Nagila" at 7:00pm in Cape May Courthouse at Middle Township PAC (609) 463-1924
11/22/13
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'Earlier than the Bird' Downtown Shopping Extravaganza at 8:00am in Ocean City on Asbury Avenue
11/27/13
Festival of Trees at 5:00pm in Avalon at The Whitebrier
11/28/13
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Brendan’s Fund 11th Annual Turkey Trot at 9:00am in Cape May start-ing at Cape May Fitness
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RIO GRANDE -- Enjoy Sunday Night at the Movies at The Branches, next to St. Mary's Thri Shop, behind Family Dollar on Rt. 47 at N. 2nd St & E. Vermont Ave, Rio Grande, Nov. 17, to see "61," directed by Billy Crys-tal. In the summer of 1961, Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle took on Babe Ruth's record, the 1927 single-season 60 home run slam. It would be a summer that no one who loves baseball will ever forget. This fi lm is not rated.
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Avalon Announces a Festive Thanksgiving Weekend
Avalon -- We’ve given thanks, the turkey is eaten and the pie is gone. Thanks-giving is offi cially over; now what? In the past few years, Avalon has transformed the days a er Thanksgiving into a holiday extravaganza, complete with shopping, Santa, snowmen, crafts, caroling and cocktails. For 2013, Avalon announces a fes ve lineup of events from Nov. 27 through Nov. 30.
Kick off this fun weekend with Festival of Trees at The Whitebrier, 260 20th St. Sponsored by the 7 Mile Business Community As-socia on, local businesses will decorate holiday trees and wreaths that will be available for auc on star ng Nov. 27 at 5 p.m. Partici-pants are encouraged to bid on the trees throughout the weekend (bidding con nues Friday at Noon). Winners will be notified on Nov. 30, and can take home a beau fully decorated tree or wreath for a shore home that day.
On Nov. 29, support the Helen L. Diller Vacation Home for Blind Children, with the 2nd Annual Turkey Trot 5K and 1-Mile Walk. This event is not only the best way to burn the calo-ries from that extra slice of pie, but also supports a local nonprofi t organiza on. The run will begin at 10 a.m. (packet pick-up at 8 a.m. at Avalon Community Hall), and will take participants on a scenic route through Avalon.
After the race, Festive Friday continues with the return of the popular ice-less ice-ska ng rink on 21st Street and Dune Drive, plus a number of ac vi es includ-ing face painters, bounce houses, carnival games,
characters and more. Also, local businesses will be open for holiday shopping. As families enjoy the fes vi- es, be sure to s ck around
for Avalon’s annual tree lighting at Veterans Plaza and the arrival of Santa Claus himself!
This year, Avalon is ex-cited to announce a new event for Nov. 30. Snowfest Saturday will be held from
11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Avalon Elementary School field at 29th and Ocean Drive. Visitors of all ages will enjoy a winter carnival, complete with rides, a rock wall, bungee jumping, car-nival games, prizes, and the added bonus of a second day of the iceless ice-ska ng rink, which will be moved overnight to the Snowfest Saturday site.
“Fes ve Friday has been a tremendous success in the past, and we’re excited to promote this extended weekend of ac vi es with Snowfest Saturday,” says Jacquie Ewing, President of the 7 Mile Business Commu-nity Associa on. “Spending Thanksgiving weekend at the shore is becoming a great new tradition, and we’re looking forward to making this year the best one yet.”
In the event of inclement weather, Snowfest Saturday will be relocated to the auditorium in the Avalon Elementary School. For more informa on and a full schedule of events, please visit www.visitavalonnj.com.
Townsends Inlet Civic Center is trying to raise funds to hold its holiday show with Santa for Nov. 29 at 7 p.m.
The annual event has delighted young and old for genera ons.
Dona ons in any amount will allow the children to enjoy this longstanding tra-di on. Those who donate will receive two ckets to the show. Mail donations to T.I. Civic Center Holiday
Show PO Box 111, Sea Isle City, NJ 08243. Please in-clude address and phone number.
The center’s exterior will be transformed once again by Santa into Santa’s work-shop. As families approach the center, 138-85 St., Sea Isle City, they will peer into the four front holiday win-dows to view Christmas scenes featuring animated characters, Santa and his elves making toys and his
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Once inside, they will see tables fi lled with treats and hot chocolate before si ng in front of the center’s gold-trimmed stage.
A er several sing-a-longs and a series of acts featur-ing Santa and his elves on a holiday quest, children will be brought to their feet by the announcement that Santa Claus is arriving.
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COURT HOUSE - Students Chelsea Morrissey and Al-yssa Sullivan are the best of friends in the usual course of their lives in and out of Middle Township High School. The excep on these days is Monday through Thursday a ernoons when for ten minutes they have to physically fi ght each other. Morrisey and Sullivan are rehearsing the lead roles of Helen Keller and Annie Sullivan in the upcoming
production of “The Mira-cle Worker” by the Middle Township High School’s Parkway Players. Keller is portrayed as the deaf, blind and speechless “wild girl” whom her teacher Annie Sullivan, played by name-sake Alyssa Sullivan, tries to bring out of the cocoon-like world in which she lives.
The script by William Gib-son calls for what theater historians say is the most violent fight scene ever
written for the American stage. Although rehearsals have s ll a few weeks to go, both actresses already have badges of honor, sustaining bruises on their shoulders and legs from their realis c enactments.
The play won Tony and other awards when it fi rst appeared on Broadway in 1959 with Patty Duke and Anne Bancroft in the co-starring roles. The cur-rent produc on is directed
by Elizabeth Volpe who teaches English, theater and TV broadcas ng at Mid-dle Township High School. “This is a very challenging play for professionals and students to perform, but I’m pleased to report that we have an excellent cast that is mee ng the challenge,” said Volpe.
Others in the cast include Robert Cline, Anika Buchan-an, Conner Wynn, Julianne Stonecipher, Dakota Mon-
tanez, Noah Barre , Megan Rusco, Jenn Williams, Kath-leen Pricke , Paige Grady, Jon S tes, Marshall Brown and Emily Wannen. Student assistants are Colin Milio and David Cline.
“The Miracle Worker” will be presented at The Performing Arts Center on Friday, November 15 at 7pm and Saturday, November 16 at 2pm and 7pm. Tickets are $8 for adults and $6 for students and senior ci zens. Call 463-1924 for tickets. The PAC is situated at 212 Bayberry Drive, Cape May Court House, one-mile east of Exit 10 of the Garden State Parkway. There is free parking.
Girls Rehearse for Big Fight on Middle PAC Stage
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CAPE MAY - Known for having the top beaches in the country, the historic town of Cape May also lights up in the winter with a variety of ac vi es to capture the spirit of the holidays. The annual tree ligh ng ceremony it set to take place Dec. 6 and the holiday cheer will con nue through the season with fes ve getaway op ons, as Congress Hall and the Virginia Hotel transform into holiday havens for both families and couples.
Transforming into its own winter wonderland, Congress Hall is infused with holiday spirit and decorated from head to toe with Christmas trees, wreaths and garland. With twelve foot toy soldiers at the front entrance; sixteen life-sized candy canes gracing guests in the lobby; and nut-crackers by the elevators and in the retail hallway, Congress Hall creates the ul mate holiday environment. Seasonal fes vi es include breakfast with Santa, story me with Mrs. Claus, gingerbread house building, caroling in the Brown Room and the Congress Hall Express, a children’s holiday train that cruises around the grand lawn. Children should also bring their le ers for Santa as Congress Hall is providing a magic mailbox to deliver the le ers directly to the North Pole.
Beginning Nov. 30 and running through Dec. 29, Congress Hall along with Cape May Stage will be off ering a cheerful theatrical show right at the hotel. SantaLand Diaries, by famous author David Sedaris, is the hilarious story of his seasonal gig as an elf at Macy’s in New York City. His ac-count of working with bad Santas and abusive customers in humilia ng condi ons is sardonic, wi y, and downright funny. Go deep into the heart of Christmas as it exists in our world and get your holiday in high gear with this hilarious 90-minute one-man show. The performance will be Thurs-days, Fridays, and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays at 3 p.m. Enjoy Lunch and a Show on Sunday a ernoons or Dinner and a Show on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at the Blue Pig Tavern –a 3-course meal along with your cket for only $39 for lunch and $59 for dinner.
On Dec. 6, celebrate the season at Congress Hall with the annual Tree Ligh ng Ceremony and Concert. This year the Congress Hall Christmas tree is a 32-foot Blue Spruce
Evergreen with over 8,000 colored lights. The Congress Hall Fes val Choir will start the celebra on with a performance
in the Ballroom at 8 p.m. The annual fun and fes ve tree ligh ng follows at 9 p.m. Celebrants are asked to bring canned goods and unwrapped toys to benefi t Toys for Tots and the Cape May Food Closet.
Both the Virginia Hotel and Congress Hall make an excellent holiday des na on for families by off ering true togetherness without the hassle of at-home entertaining. From quaint co ages at The Virginia that sleep the en re extended family to Congress Hall’s breakfast with Santa, Cape Resorts knows how to create simple pleasures year-round for their mul -genera onal guests.
For families looking to spend the holiday under one roof that feels like their own, The Virginia creates a holiday home away from home with co ages fi t for large groups. Each of the six co ages can sleep up to 16 people, enabling guests to welcome family in a home-like se ng while indulging in the luxuries of a hotel to avoid the stress of hos ng and just enjoy the company of friends and fam-ily. Co ages are ou i ed with ameni es such as gourmet kitchens, fl at screen TVs, wood-burning fi replaces, as well as customizable services that include catered meals from The Ebbi Room, which allow families to focus on connec ng instead of clean-up.
Children will feel like they are at The North Pole as they par cipate in a range of ac vi es such as breakfast with Santa, story me with Mrs. Claus, family holiday ceramics and caroling in the Brown Room. The Walkin’ in a Winter Wonderland package, available Nov. 29 – Jan. 1, allows guests the opportunity to take a train ride on the Congress Hall Express to see the property’s fes ve decora ons and later sip hot chocolate while relaxing by the fi re. Also includ-ed is a holiday gi from the North Pole, daily breakfast with kids ea ng free at the Blue Pig Tavern, and accommoda ons at Congress Hall, Star Inn or Sandpiper Beach Club.
For couples traveling over the holidays, The Virginia of-fers a Deck the Halls package, available Dec. 23 – Dec. 27, which includes luxurious accommoda ons in one of the Virginia’s 24 guest rooms, Christmas Dinner for two at the acclaimed Ebbi Room, two cocktails in the Ebbi Room or The Front Porch, and a special holiday notecard gi set. When it’s me to ring in the New Year, The Virginia also of-fers a New Year’s Eve Gala package. Available Dec. 29 – Jan. 2, it includes a three-night stay, fi ve-course dinner for two at The Ebbi Room, champagne toast and breakfast in-room each morning. Congress Hall’s Gli er Ball Getaway package is another perfect way to celebrate. This package includes a two or three night stay, two ckets to the hotel’s Gli er Ball, featuring Tribeca Grand Entertainment, open bar, party favors, a champagne toast, and fi ve-course dinner, as well as breakfast daily.
For addi onal informa on on the holiday packages or ac vi es off ered at The Virginia or Congress Hall, please visit www.caperesorts.com.
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