Cape May Doggie Pageant Begins Today at Rusty Nail
The annual Cape May doggie pageant launched today at the Rusty Nail at the Beach Shack, celebrating pets and community fun in a beachfront setting.
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The annual Cape May doggie pageant launched today at the Rusty Nail at the Beach Shack, celebrating pets and community fun in a beachfront setting.
The annual Doggie Pageant returns on September 19 at Rusty Nail at the Beach Shack in Cape May, featuring contests, food specials, and a charity booth, with proceeds benefiting Animal Outreach of Cape May County.
NJ 101.5 promotes a fall 2026 rail‑biking campaign in Cape May to showcase hidden natural attractions and boost outdoor tourism during the season.
Rail‑bike tour operators will offer guided rail‑biking through Cape May’s scenic landscapes in fall 2026, providing a unique outdoor adventure and extending tourism beyond the beach season.
Cape May County Zoo announced a family‑friendly Princess and Pirate Day for September 2026, inviting families to a magical celebration while the exact date remains to be set.
Cape May officials have instituted an immediate curfew for all minors under 18 to regulate their movement and improve public safety, with enforcement by local police.
Cape May officials announced the town as a finalist in Halliday’s "Merriest Christmas Town" contest on August 18, 2026, a recognition that could boost holiday tourism.
Cape May was named a finalist in Hallmark’s Merriest Christmas Town contest on August 18, 2026, recognizing its holiday decorations and community spirit. The winner will be announced later in the holiday season.
Cape May city officials have enacted an evening juvenile curfew near the Promenade this summer to enhance public safety, though some visitors remain unaware of the rule.
Cape May city officials have instituted a summer juvenile curfew for the Promenade area, applying to minors after designated evening hours to maintain safety, though many visitors are still unaware of the rule.
A century‑old boathouse at 1537 Yacht Avenue in Cape May is being raised eight feet in 2026 under the direction of Keith Laudeman to protect it from frequent flooding, as part of a local historic preservation effort.
Cape May organizers have announced the Locals’ Summer Bike Ride for September 16, 2026, inviting residents and visitors to participate in a community‑focused outdoor event. The ride aims to promote summer recreation and strengthen community connections in the area.
Cape May will hold a Full Moon Lighthouse Climb on August 24, 2026, offering a nighttime ascent of the historic lighthouse under a full moon as a unique tourist experience.
A historic 1910 boathouse in Cape May is being raised eight feet to protect it from frequent flooding, under the guidance of preservationist Keith Laudeman. The engineering effort reflects a broader strategy to preserve heritage structures amid rising water levels.
Cape May, New Jersey, has been named a finalist in Hallmark’s 2026 Merriest Christmas Town contest, positioning the town for potential national exposure and tourism growth if it wins the title that includes a feature in a Hallmark movie.
Cape May Police honored off‑duty lifeguard Ryan Gibson on August 18, 2026, for rescuing a young girl from the surf, highlighting his bravery and the importance of public‑safety collaboration.
Cape May has become a finalist in Halliday’s Hallmark Christmas contest, and public voting is now open for the town’s entry. Residents are encouraged to vote online as the competition moves toward its final round.
Cape May City Council adopted emergency safety rules on August 13, including an 8 p.m. beach curfew for those under 18, effective immediately to improve safety for residents and visitors.
Cape May’s town council and police department instituted an 8 p.m. beach curfew for anyone under 18, effective August 13, 2026, to enhance safety and evening peace. The ordinance will be enforced through increased patrols and community outreach.
A Cape May eatery has been recognized for serving South Jersey’s best lobster roll, making it a notable stop for visitors seeking top‑quality seafood.