Cape May Calls Young Artists to Design 2027 Beach Tags
Cape May County officials have launched a contest for young artists to design the 2027 summer beach tags, turning routine signage into a public display of local talent and community engagement.
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Cape May County officials have launched a contest for young artists to design the 2027 summer beach tags, turning routine signage into a public display of local talent and community engagement.
Hackers accessed the monitoring systems of Cape May and Woodbine water utilities on August 6, 2026, but water service and customer data were not affected, highlighting infrastructure cyber‑security risks.
The East Lynne Theater Company will host a September 2026 presentation in Cape May called “Allen AME: Our Stories, Our Space, Our Legacy,” focusing on the historic church that houses the theater and aimed at sharing its significance with the local community.
Seahorse Farm Winery opened in June 2026 on a historic horse training farm in Cape May, bringing the town its first local winery under the ownership of a retired surgeon.
Seahorse Farm Winery opened in June 2026 on a historic horse training farm in Cape May, becoming the area's first winery on such a site and adding a new local attraction.
The Queen Victoria Inn in Cape May has been named one of America’s best B&Bs in a July 2026 national list, highlighting its prime location and the potential to attract more visitors to the area.
Cape May County Zoo announced that its two snow leopards, Maliha and Bataar, died on June 19, 2026, with the cause of death undisclosed. Their loss affects the zoo's conservation program for the rare species.
Cape May announced a free summer concert series featuring live music, food, and family activities, aimed at residents and tourists as part of its shoreline attractions.
The Cape May County Zoo closed early on July 3, 2026, due to extreme heat, part of a regional heat wave that has prompted many public facilities to shorten hours.
Cape May County Zoo announced the birth of a new capybara litter on June 27, 2026, adding to its exotic animal collection and enhancing its appeal as a family‑friendly regional attraction.