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CAPE MAY – Cape May Stage, South Jersey’s pre-mier Equity theatre, is thrilled to welcome Broad-way, television and film star, Anita Gillette, in her one-woman show, “After All…” With more than 50 years of performing and en-tertaining audiences world-wide, this is – unbeliev-ably – her fi rst one-woman show. Join this legend on Aug. 5 at 8 p.m.

“After All…,”directed by Barry Kleinbort and ac-companied by Manhattan's Association of Cabarets and Clubs award-winning music director Paul Greenwood, is a smartly structured cabaret act that dips well into Gil-lette’s long-standing career in theatre, television and fi lm. It’s a fun tour that illustrates what an incred-ibly appealing, charming, and versatile performer Gillette is.

This contemporary trea-sure most recently played Tina Fey’s mother on NBC’s

“30 Rock.” But she is also a Broadway veteran with 14 shows to her credit includ-ing “Cabaret,” “Gypsy,” “Guys & Dolls,” “Brighton Beach Memoirs,” “Show-boat” and “Chapter Two,” for which she received a

Tony Award nomination.However, she may be

best known as Mona, the mistress, in John Patrick Shanley’s “Moonstruck.” She’s also had major roles in the following fi lms: “Shall We Dance” (with Richard Gere), “Boys on the Side,” “Larger Than Life,” ”She’s The One” and more. And she’s had recurring televi-sion roles on “CSI” and “Law & Order SVU,” as well as appearances in “Sex and the City,” “Frasier,” “Mad About You” among others.

“After All..,” her very fi rst one-woman cabaret, is wickedly funny and com-pletely captivating. It's a ninety-minute intimate, behind-the-scenes peek at her career and personal life – complete with dishy stories about co-workers as varied as Merman, Cher, and Fey. Naturally, it is jam-packed with tons of fabulous music from the greats like Irving Berlin, Jule Styne, and Johnny Mercer.

Gillette has the gift of being able to imitate the voices of characters in the stories she spins. She can deftly wiggle her body to emphasize a lyric, whether

trying to be sexy or sa-tirical. The anecdotes fl ow smoothly and are well-interspersed with the cho-sen songs, whether they illustrate a point in her career or emerge as com-ment. All-in-all, it adds up to Gillette being both a seasoned singer and a sly comedienne.

Anita Gillette’s perfor-mance in “After All…” is part of Cape May Stage’s acclaimed Second Stage Series. This completely entertaining cabaret show will run Monday, August 5 at 8 p.m. at the Robert Shackleton Playhouse at the corner of Bank & Lafayette Streets in downtown Cape May. Tickets are $50 and include an after party at the Wine Bar at the Washing-ton Inn, Cape May’s hip, relaxing, contemporary meeting place at the corner of Washington and Jeffer-son Streets. You’ll have a chance to mingle with the stars, while enjoying deli-cious complimentary fi nger foods and a well-stocked cash bar. Call (609) 770-8311 for reservations and information or visit the theatre’s website, www.capemaystage.org.

Cape May Stage Presents Broadway Star, Anita Gillette

Coombs/Douglass Memorial Bay Run to

Be Held Aug. 3VILLAS -- The Lower Township Department of

Parks and Recreation is offering the Coombs/Douglass Memorial Bay Run on Aug. 3, 2013 beginning at 8:30 a.m. Events include a certifi ed 5 mile run and a 2 mile health run/walk.

Race fees are $15.00 per person pre-registration and $20.00 for same day registration. You can also register online at www.active.com.

For additional information or a run application, please call 609-886-7880.

SEA ISLE CITY -- Valarie’s Place is a Jersey Shore restaurant known for good eating and good times. From the moment you enter the restaurant, the owners and staff will make you feel special.

Open year round and located in the heart of Sea Isle City, NJ, Valerie’s is the perfect spot for any appetite. now open, with a new fl air, and a new chef.

Valarie’s has a menu that will please every kind of appetite. The breakfasts are hardy, with a wide variety of omelets, pancakes, waffl es, and any other breakfast dishes you can imagine. If you’re looking for lunch or dinner, than you came to the right place. Don’t forget about the $5 hap-py happier hour appetizers. From Chick-A-Licious fried chicken to their famous salsas, Valerie’s secret new chef will keep you coming back for more.

Some of the highlights of Valarie’s Place is that the restaurant is kid friendly and the prices won’t empty your wallet. The walls of painted hand prints from children visiting Sea Isle City shows the love and appreciation Val has for the young and youthful. The kid’s menu offers children a good variety to choose from with prices that will please

any parent; Even Val’s Gals get in on the fun, and dress up.

During dinner hours Valerie’s turns into a nightly romantic spot where you can bring and enjoy your favorite bottle of wine, or spirits, and the staff will make sure your needs are met. We also offer virgin drinks for the whole family.

Stop by and see the newly opened Va-larie’s place today. Now open year round from 7:30 a.m. – 10 p.m., Valerie’s is back and better than ever. If you would like to make a reservation or have any questions please call 609-263-5400, or stop by at 5900 Landis Avenue in Sea Isle City.

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The Ocean City Fine Art and Handcraft Fairs have raised over $210,000 for the Ocean City Food Cupboard, Atlantic City Rescue Mission, American Red Cross and Salvation Army.

Beginning with the July 27 summer spectacular, Gilda’s Club of South Jersey, a non-profi t support community for people living with cancer, their families and friends, will share in 100 percent of the profi ts raised from booth and ticket sales.

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NORTH CAPE MAY - Experience “Beatlemania” aboard the Cape May–Lewes Ferry this summer with Sir Beatle! On Aug. 18, the Ferry will host the “Sir Beatle” Sing-Along Show for passengers in Lewes and Cape May. Rec-reating the Beatles phenom-enon on stage, this show chronologically highlights the journey of the Beatles from their career debut on

the “Ed Sullivan Show” in 1964 to their fi nal live performance in 1969.

“Having Sir Beatle per-form for our passengers is always a treat” says Charisse Rudolph, cus-tomer service manager at the Cape May–Lewes Ferry. “Whether you’re a true Beatlemaniac, or just someone who appreciates singing along to the clas-sics, the show is a perfect

mixture of nostalgia, and musical fun that will take passengers on a ride back in history from their debut on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1964 to their fi nal live performance in 1969.”

The performance fea-tures live vocals, live bass guitar, state of the art drum and guitar tracks, and au-thentic Beatle costuming, including their classic black suits. All of these features allow “Sir Beatle” to cap-ture the essence and sound of a real live Beatles perfor-mance.

“Sir Beatle” will play a 45 minute set in the Deb-raak Lounge on the MV Twin Capes. Food will be available during the cross-ing and a cash bar will be open in the lounge. Two shows are scheduled for each day.

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musically and have fun. John Walter was the

musical director of the Whitehall School District, a suburb of Allentown Pa., for many years until he re-tired to Avalon Manor. On March 5, 1996, missing his music, Mr. Walter placed an advertisement in the local newspapers inviting musicians who would like to get together and play for fun to a meeting. Thirty-fi ve musicians showed up for the meeting. This group became the nucleus of the Middle Township Commu-nity Band. Since its humble beginnings, it has grown into an organization that can be taken seriously.

Since 2007, the John Walter Cape Community Band is honored to have one of the most talented musician on the East Coast as our Director and Con-ductor – Richard P. Ludwig, affectionately known as “Dutch” to his friends. “Dutch” has had a long and varied successful career as an Educator, a Band Director, a Professional Musician (Trumpeter), a Theater Manager, as well as a continuing position as a Professional Music Ad-judicator for the National Judges Association, a posi-tion he has held for over 30 years.

During the off-season, our band practices on Tues-day nights in Cape May Court House. We play concerts throughout the

Cape May Terminal at 4:30 p.m., a 45 minute show will take place on the voyage to Delaware. The return trip to Cape May at 6:15 p.m. is at leisure aboard the vessel. Dela-ware customers will enjoy the same show on the 6:15 p.m. departure from the Lewes Terminal. The 8:00 p.m. return service to Lewes will be at leisure aboard the vessel.

Tickets cost $18.00 for guests 14 years of age and older, $15.50 for those between the ages of 6-13, and $9.00 for children ages 5 and under. A $5.00 up-grade is available on stan-dard fares and on-board. Due to limited capacity and popularity of the event, res-ervations are REQUIRED. To reserve tickets call our Customer Contact Center at 1-800-643-3779.

SEA ISLE CITY – On July 25, Sea Isle City’s Division of Recreation will welcome Philadelphia Flyers legend Bob “The Hound” Kelly back to the Dealy Field Hockey Court for this year’s Flyers Hooked on Hockey Clinic. The main goal of this one-day event, which is open to boys and girls (ages 6 to 12), is to create hockey awareness among children and teach them how they can benefi t from and have fun with the sport of hockey.

Kelly, who was a member of the Flyers’ famous "Broad Street Bullies" team, helped lead the franchise to two consecutive Stanley Cup Championships in 1974 and 1975. Today, he is considered the Flyers’ “Ambas-sador.”

During the clinic, Kelly will teach the children basic fundamental hockey techniques, run drills and lead the youngsters in other enjoyable activities. He and his staff will also give each participant a free Mylec hockey stick, so the children can continue to improve their hockey skills at home.

According to Assistant Superintendant of Recreation Cheryl Castor, Kelly is very good at his job.

“Bob Kelly is wonderful,” says Castor. “He does a great job with the clinic and the children love him. He always encourages the participants and ensures that everyone enjoys this event.”

The fee to participate in the Hooked on Hockey clinic is $5.00 per child. To pre-register your child or learn more about this popular event, phone (609) 263-0050.

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AVALON -- Mark For-rest, an acclaimed Irish tenor, whose melodic voice has filled concert halls and cathedrals from Carnegie Hall to the Vati-can, will perform during a healing service at St. Bren-dan Parish at Maris Stella Church, 5012 Dune Drive, Avalon, Aug. 3 at 7 p.m. for a healing service, and again, Aug. 4 for a concert. Both events are at 7 p.m. Suggested ticket donation for the concert is $10. Everyone is welcome.

Mark Forrest has sung inspirational hymns for luminaries such as Pope John Paul II and Mother Theresa. His soothing Broadway melodies have entertained award-win-ning performers including Charlton Heston and Mau-reen O’Hara. From the White House to his own house, with his wife and seven children, Mark con-tinues to inspire the world with his music. It will be a time of meditation, music, prayer and healing.

Although this inter-national Irish tenor has performed for some of the leading orators of our time, Mark Forrest is not beckoning audiences to himself, rather he hopes his listeners will hear a

deeper cal l and a t tune their ears to his heartfelt message – a message that h a s b e e n s h a p e d b y what many would call the tragedies in his life. Mark is the father of eight boys. His song is the Faith and Family Foundation, an or-ganization he and his wife, Muriel, founded in l999 to support and encourage individuals and families with special needs. His “lyrics” are the sanctity of human life, at every stage and age.

Mark and Muriel’s ef-forts to establish The Faith and Family Foundation were born out of the sor-rowful death of their third boy, Francesco, who was diagnosed in utero with a severely compromised heart. He lived only fi ve days, “touching more people than I ever will in a lifetime,” Mark says.

Their second son, John Patrick, was also born with special needs and is bat-tling a rare nerve condition that has left him blind and

confi ned to a wheelchair. Their foundation assists individuals who care for persons with disabilities, and well as awards to those who best exemplify the ethos of Faith and Family in a public setting. The foun-dation offers annual awards recognizing outstanding persons with disabilities.

Born in Dublin, Ireland, he was awarded full schol-arships to study music. He was educated at The Royal College of Music and at the Catholic University of America’s Benjamin Rome School of Music.

Tickets are available at the door, or by calling Maris Stella Church at 967-3746.

Maris Stella Church is lo-cated at 5012 Dune Drive, Avalon, N.J.

Irish Tenor to Perform at Maris Stella Church Aug. 3, 4

WILDWOOD – The ex-citement for the 104th Wildwoods Baby Parade kicks off early this year with two new events tak-ing place on July 30 – the day before the famous parade: The Wildwoods Loves Waddlers Contest; and a Coronation Lun-cheon for Queen Oceania and her court.

An exciting new event for infants, toddlers and spectators alike, The Wild-woods Loves Waddlers Contest will take place at 10 a.m. at the Wildwoods Convention Center Park-ing Circle. This inaugural event encourages very young participants at walk-ing or crawling age to show off their speed-crawling or “waddling” techniques to win prizes - prior to the official Wildwoods Baby Parade on July 31.

The contest is open to any speed-crawling babies 15 months and younger, and any waddling toddlers 24 months and younger. The event will have two categories – The Crawl and The Waddle – and partici-pants will be encouraged by their parents to crawl or waddle to the edge of a 147” diameter circle. The fi rst participant in each cat-egory to crawl or waddle outside of the circle will be declared the winner. The winning crawler and waddler will each receive a family 4-pack to Morey’s Piers which includes a 3-hour session at either Raging Waters or Ocean Oasis Waterparks and un-limited amusement rides at all three Morey’s Piers amusement parks.

Registration is free and begins at 9 a.m. The fi rst 60 entries will receive a sand bucket fi lled with fun prizes including a free ride on the carousel at Morey’s Piers.

Immediately following The Wildwoods Loves Wad-dlers Contest there will be tram car service from the Wildwoods Convention Center to the NEW Coro-nation Luncheon for 2013 Queen Oceania and her court. The Luncheon takes place at noon at Adam’s Restaurant, 1700 Board-walk, North Wildwood. The luncheon is $20 per person and proceeds will benefi t the Baby Parade. The rain date for the new July 30 events will be July 31, 2013.

Queen Oceania will reign over the Wildwoods Baby Parade and greet thousands of spectators from atop the largest and fi nal fl oat in the parade, with Princess Oceania by

her side. Both will serve as community ambassadors.

The Wildwoods Baby pa-rade takes place on July 31, 2013 at 6 p.m. in front of the Wildwoods Convention Center with registration taking place starting at 4:30 p.m. and judging at 5 p.m. The rain date is Aug. 1, 2013.

Visit the new Wildwood Baby Parade Facebook page for more information.

For additional informa-tion about the Wildwoods, visit www.WildwoodsNJ.com or cal l 800-992-9732.

Two Events Build Anticipation for 104th Wildwoods Baby Parade

year for interested com-munities, organizations and groups. We are always looking for musicians who would like to join our band for a great experience and fun.

If interested please con-tact Anthony Costanzo at 609-898-0589.

The John Walter Band will perform a free con-cert at the Cape May Ga-zebo on Sat., July 27, at 8p.m..

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COURT HOUSE - Linda Gentille and The Jersey Shore Pops will be continu-ing their 8 concert season on July 28 at 7:00 p.m. with “Swingin' Sixties" Starring Jim Yester and YesterDaze. The popular orchestra will open with music of the 60’s including music of the Beatles, The Beach Boys, Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons, The Lovin Spoon-ful, Mama and the Papas, and The Association.

Yester was the founding member and original lead singer of the successful sing-ing group: The Association. Their legendary hits includ-ed Windy, Never My Love, Along Comes Mary and the beautiful classic Cherish. In 1967, The Association had the distinguished honor of outperforming The Beatles and became the number one group of the year. They performed on over 50 major television shows in a period of four years.

Jim started his career in 1960 with his brother Jerry and performed throughout California as The Yester Broth-ers. While fulfi lling service obligations with the US Army in Germany, he toured Germany and France for 1 years entertaining troops with a folk-comedy trio called The Yester Years. The Yester Years won many commenda-tions and lifting the spirits of many troops stationed far from home.

In 1965, Jim returned to LA and formed the popular group The Association. In 1966 the group earned their fi rst gold record for Along Comes Mary. In 1967 The Association was voted the number one vocal group in the USA. 1967, Cherish became the second gold record for The Association and Windy the third gold record. In 1968, Never My Love became the groups fourth gold record. Yester left The Association in the 70’s and joined his brother in the group The Lovin Spoonful. He reunited with The Association in 2009 to rave reviews and the group continues to tour the United States performing over 80 concerts a year. The Association is one of the few “oldies” groups that still has several original members in the band.

Although many bands of the late ‘60s and early ‘70s emphasized instruments over vocal harmonies, The As-sociation came across more as a vocal group than a band, even though they were both. The Association began with the break-up of an 11 man group “The Men” in 1965. The Men was the fi rst of what was called folk-rock, drums, electric guitar, electric bass, plus the usual banjo, 12 and 6 string acoustic guitars.

Yester was also nominated for a Golden Globe for writ-ing the title song for the movie “Goodbye Columbus” and a Grammy for “Never my Love”. Yester has 7 gold records and one double platinum album with a total of over 70 million records sold! A recent television appearance on the P.B.S. special, ”My Music, the 60’s” has generated a renewed interest in Yester’s music.

The Jersey Shore pops is led by conductor and pianist Linda Gentille. The orchestra is the newest orchestra in the state and is gaining in popularity each season. One of the attractions of the orches-tra is the popularity of the music director and conductor Gentille. Kay Aspell, managing director of the Middle Township Performing Arts Center states, “The Jersey Shore Pops has become a huge attraction here in Cape May County because of the outstanding shows produced and arranged by Gentille. The shows have grown each year and are now the most popular con-cert series we have ever hosted here at the PAC. Gentille is a charismatic entertainer and conductor who also arranges most of the music for the orchestra which sets her apart from

the other orchestra leaders in the state.” What has made the Jersey Shore Pops the most suc-

cessful new big band orchestra in New Jersey is Gentille along with her unique on stage showmanship. As a major headliner, she has performed on stages around the world. Pops president Dr. Nick Holland sums it up:” Gentille’s unique musical style of conducting while performing amazing feats on the piano has made this a must see show in Cape May. Her unique and original orchestra-tions sets her apart from all the other pianist conductors in the nation.”

The Jersey Shore Pops 2013 Summer Concert Series will continue with the following shows:

Aug. 4, 7:30 p.m. “Classics Rock” starring conductor & pianist Linda Gentille :

“This is a brand new show that Linda performs on cruises around the world with all her own arrangements of the most popular classics of all time.

Aug. 11, 7:30 p.m.: “Music of “The Glenn Miller Or-chestra” This show is going to be one of the highlights of the season that will feature all of the great hits of Glenn Miller.

August 17, 7:30 p.m.: “Sinatra and Friends” starring Peter Oprisko: “ Back by popular demand yet again is this amazing singer of Sinatra standards. He performs the music of Sinatra and the Rat Pack with additional songs by Judy Garland. This show will close the 2013 summer concert series with a bang.”`

The individual tickets will range from $25 for balcony seating to $40 for VIP orchestra center seating. Tickets at the door will increase to $30-$45 so advance purchases are encouraged to avoid long will call lines. The Middle Township PAC has large convenient parking lot and the parking at the venue is free of charge. There are limited free tickets available to qualifi ed veterans only by going to www.vettix.org. You must sign up with the website in order to receive this free service.

This program is made possible in part by funds from the

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New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts. The funds were administered by the Cape May County Culture and Heritage Commission, under the authority of the County Library Commis-sion, for the Board of Cho-sen Freeholders.

To purchase either sea-son or individual tickets, please call the JSP Ticket Office at 800-838-3006 . For online purchasing and to fi nd out more in-formation about any of the shows, please go to www.JerseyShorePops.org. Mail-in orders are accepted by sending check or money order to Jersey Shore Pops, 88 Route 610, Petersburg, NJ, 08270.

Please put your seating preference and price level of either $40 Orchestra Center, $30 Orchestra Wings, or $25 Balcony Seating. The PAC is located in Cape May Courthouse at the Middle Township High School , Exit 10 off the Garden State Parkway.

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CAPE MAY -- All aboard! Historic Cold Spring Vil-lage’s Annual Railroad Days will be held on Sat. and Sun., July 27-28 from 10 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Sponsored by the Marsh & McLennan Agency, Rail-road Days is the perfect outing for folks interested in railroad memorabilia, model and toy trains, or just enjoying a unique collection in a unique historical setting.

In the Village Wel-come Center, un-der the Friends’ Pavilion and along the Village’s shady lanes, visitors will fi nd presentations and displays from a variety of groups. On display in the Welcome Center will be the South Jersey Garden Railroad Society’s fi fteen-foot G scale railroad as well as the Strasburg Model Railroad Club’s display of the Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines HO scale layout. Near the Ice Cream Parlor, guests can see the South Jersey Garden Rail-road Society’s display hon-oring every child’s favorite tank engine. Additional groups, including the 4-H Club and Just for Fun, will exhibit a variety of models and landscapes. Railroad ephemera and memora-bilia will be on display and available for purchase near the Welcome Center. At 1:30 p.m. in the Wel-come Center on both Sat. and Sun., Jim Stephens,

H C S V Educat ion Director, will present a talk on Richard Trevithick, the little known inventor of the modern steam engine. Children can enjoy free toy train rides around the Vil-lage, Sat. 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. and Sun. 12 p.m. – 4 p.m., departing behind the Wel-come Center. The Family Activity Area will feature special event-themed chil-dren’s take-home crafts.

“This is a wonderful event for the whole fam-ily- the model railroads are always fascinating to see in action,” said Anne Salvatore, HCSV Execu-tive Director. “Railroad lore is an integral part of the American experience and we are always excited to share that interest with the public.”

Two of the Village’s his-toric structures are linked

to Cape May County’s own railroading heritage. The Rio Grande Station, donated to HCSV in 1974 and recently added to the National and State Reg-isters of Historic Places, was built in 1894 by the Atlantic City Railroad to serve the Middle Town-ship rural farming com-munity of Rio Grande. The Woodbine Junction Tower is a two-story signal tower built in 1894 that originally stood in Dennis Township. It controlled the Woodbine Junction of the Atlantic City Railroad, which was the western end of a branch line that ran east to Ocean City. The tower was acquired by HCSV in 1974.

Historic Cold Spring Vil-lage is a non-profi t, open-air living history museum that portrays the daily life of a rural South Jersey community of the Early American period. It fea-tures 26 restored historic

structures on a 30-acre site. From late June to early Sept., interpreters and artisans in period cloth-ing preserve the trades, crafts and heritage of “the age of homespun.” Fun and educational activities for children are featured Tuesday through Sunday, with special events every weekend through mid-September.

Historic Cold Spring Vil-lage is located on Route 9, three miles north of Vic-torian Cape May and four miles south of Rio Grande (Exit 4 of the Garden State Parkway).

Admission during the season is $10 for adults and $8 for children ages 3 to 12. Children under 3 are admitted free. Unlimited free admission is available with Village membership. As a member of the nation-al Blue Star Museums pro-gram, Historic Cold Spring Village is proud to offer free admission to active duty military personnel and up to 5 family members. The Village Nature Trail at Brad-ner’s Run is open to the public for free self-guided tours. Visit the Country Store, Needle Arts Coop, Bakery, Ice Cream Parlor and Cold Spring Grange Restaurant.

For more information on events, membership, volunteering, or booking private affairs, please call (609) 898-2300, ext. 10, or visit the Village website at www.hcsv.org.

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Ocean Galleries is de-lighted to welcome back rock ‘n roll legend, photog-rapher, and painter Graham Nash as he brings his latest collection of artwork to the Stone Harbor gallery.

Nash was inducted twice into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - once with Crosby, Stills & Nash and once with The Hollies. He has also been inducted into the Songwriter’s Hall of Fame twice - both as a solo artist and with Crosby, Stills & Nash. In 2010, he was named Offi cer of the British Empire (OBE). His company’s original IRIS 3047 digital printer is now housed in the National Mu-seum of American History at the Smithsonian Institu-tion in recognition of his revolutionary accomplish-ments in the fi ne arts and

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Born in the coastal town of Blackpool, England and raised in Salford, near Man-chester, Nash was drawn to photography at a young age by his father, an amateur photographer. Taking pic-tures of his family at age 11 proved life changing for Graham. Those early days behind the camera were an integral part of Nash’s artistic development. “That formative experience be-hind the lens teaches you to see in a particular way,” explains Nash. “It teaches you to think about compo-sition, framing, and light. Truly what it has taught me has never left me to this day.”

Last summer, the found-ing member of The Hol-lies and Crosby, Stills & Nash offered a glimpse at another artistic passion, debuting his never before seen artwork at Ocean Gal-leries. The multi-talented artist describes his artwork as the manifestation of his love for music and art over the past 50 years. In fact, Nash feels that his music and artwork share a strong correlation. “I don’t see any difference between taking an image and composing music…Much like any piece of art, writing a song starts with wanting to say something. With songwrit-ing, you aim to express an experience. That is what I do with every piece of my art,” he explains.

In his early teens, he decided that music was his calling, which led him down an award-winning career path. Currently on the Crosby Stills & Nash 2013 World Tour, Gra-ham’s jam packed schedule and jet setting has done little to hinder his artistic urges. “I honestly want to create every single day,” he asserts. After meeting the time demands of his whirlwind music career, “I want to utilize whatever time I have left in the best possible way,” he states.

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Graham Nash back at the gallery,” commented Kim Miller, owner of Ocean Galleries. “Last summer’s debut of his artwork was incredibly well-received and the new art is every bit as spectacular. Although Graham has been painting and creating artwork for many years, he kept the pieces for his own pleasure and never shared them with the public until last year. It is amazing that such a humble man could be blessed with a multitude of artistic talent. We are very proud to have played a small part in convincing Graham to share his art with the world and can’t wait to share his new col-lection.”

Graham expresses simi-lar excitement about his return to Ocean Galleries and sharing this highly personal exhibition with anxious Cape May County fans. Prior to his premiere public exhibition last sum-mer, Graham Nash had never visited Stone Harbor or the surrounding area. “I really found it to be a delightful community,” he states passionately. He is wholeheartedly pleased with his decision to embark upon what he has described as an entirely new journey with the able assistance of Ocean Galleries. “I’m new to this business we call the ‘art business’. I don’t know what I’m doing. I don’t know if yellow goes next to purple,” he jokes. “I’m just having a great time.” His 2012 debut exhibition and the upcoming “Graham Nash: The Art of Visual Harmony” have been much appreciated opportunities for Graham “to test the waters”.

The “Graham Nash: The Art of Visual Harmony” exhibition will include nearly 100 of the artist’s exquisite paintings, pastels, and artistically enhanced photographs. Nash’s art-work incorporates a variety of techniques, many of them a natural evolution of his experimentation with photography. Several of his pieces incorporate block print or newsprint, mixed with photography,

each piece more unique than the next. Most of the artwork tells a memorable story about occasions in Nash’s life; hearing the artist share his recollec-tions and inspirations is arguably as special as the artwork itself.

“My artwork is a mani-festation of whatever I feel that day,” he states. “For me, creating is a process of getting something out of myself that needs to be out there.” Because his range of subjects and materials used remains wide and varied, Graham fi nds it diffi cult to singularly defi ne his artistic “style”. “My artwork will always be a marriage of everything that goes on in my life,” he explains. “My life is totally crazy, and I am very grateful for that. Yet for that reason, I’m not yet sure that I have a style. I’m not sure that when someone comes across one of my pieces twenty years from now, they will be able to say, ‘Yes, that’s a Nash’.”

Yet one particular piece of the upcoming Ocean

Galleries exhibition can be, without a doubt, easily identifi ed as “a Nash” origi-nal. A self-portrait taken in 1973, the photo depicts Nash shooting an image of himself in the refl ection of a mirror. Nash feels an especially profound con-nection to this image as it will run as the cover of his autobiography titled “Wild Tales” coming out this Sep-tember.

Over his history-making life ensconced in the music industry, Nash has captured many memorable occasions and special moments with photographs. The com-pilation of these poignant artistic records has led to the creation of “Love, Gra-ham Nash” – a handmade fine press book that is a sublime celebration of the artist’s photography, music, and life. The collection focuses on the 1960s and 1970s, a period that Nash's era-defi ning artistry helped shape. Portraying friends, family, and fellow musi-cians, they capture the es-sence of a momentous time in American culture. The

collection includes Nash’s photos of band mates, other famous singers from Johnny Cash to Joni Mitchell, and handwritten notes of lyrics that are now second hand to generations of fans. A few copies of the coveted book, which was released as a limited edition keep-sake (80 copies), will be available for purchase dur-ing the exhibition.

“Graham Nash: The Art of Visual Harmony” opens Thursday, July 25, 2013 and runs through Sunday, August 4, 2013. Nash will be at the gallery to sign purchased artwork from 7 PM until 10 PM on Saturday, July 27. Graham anxiously awaits his sec-ond ever Ocean Galleries appearance. “I hope the Ocean Galleries audience does enjoy the exhibition as much as they did last time,” finishes Graham. “With my work, I like touching people’s hearts. I like open-ing people’s minds,” states this living legend. “The Art of Visual Harmony” prom-ises to do just that.

By SEAN STREICHER

NORTH WILDWOOD – The rhythmic sound of blues music and the sweet smell of barbecue fi lled the air in North Wildwood during the 15th Annual New Jersey Barbecue Championship and Anglesea Blues Festival, July 12-14.

This year’s championship featured 68 competitive barbecue teams who battled it out for $10,000 in prize money. In the end there could only be one grand cham-pion and this year, Local Smoke BBQ, from Cookstown, took home the title, and bragging rights as the best barbecuers in the state.

The festival also featured live blues music from eight different bands and brought an estimated 80,000 people into town. “This is something unique to the Jersey Shore, and when you combine those two things (bar-becue and blues music) it’s just a perfect combination,” said event chairman Eric Shenkus.

The festivities didn’t stop at barbecue and blues; cook-ing demonstrations, food and clothing vendors, a wing eating contest, and beer tents took up six blocks and provided both the young and old with a variety of options to keep them entertained.

Proceeds from the festival go to the Anglesea Volunteer Fire Company. Over the past

Blues, BBQ Raise Fire Department Funds15 years the festival has raised enough money for the fi re department to purchase $1 million dollars in new equipment, “this is obviously our largest fund raiser for the volunteer fi re company, and because of that, the volunteer fi re company is able to save tax payers, and the town, a tremendous amount of money,” said Shenkus.

This year the fi re department also awarded $10,000 in scholarships to local high school students. Next year’s festival, which will be the 16th annual, is already in the works, “we just need to fi gure out how to stretch the island a little more to try to make it get even bigger,” said Shenkus.

While physically altering the island’s size is most likely out of the question, continuing the tradition of good music, good food, and good fun could be all the festival needs to continue its success.

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7/24/13

No Limit Live Concert at 7:30am in Wildwood Crest at the Centennial Park, (609) 523-0202

Teens Get Crafty: Tie-Dye T-Shirts at 1:00pm in Sea Isle City at the Sea Isle City Library, (609) 463-6357

Sensational Soul Cruis-ers at 5:30pm in Cape May at the Cape May terminal,

OCBP Women's Life-guard Invitational Races at 6:15pm in Ocean City on the 34th St. beach,

7/25/13

Graham Nash: The Art of Visual Harmony through 8/4 at 10:00am in Stone Harbor at Ocean Gallery, (609) 368-7777

Christmas in July with Santa at 10:00am in Ocean City at The Ocean City Em-porium, (609) 938-1277

Pinterest Demonstra-tion at 2:00pm in Court House at the Main Library, (609) 463-6341

Knitting with the Knit-wits at the Cape May County Library at 6:30pm in Court House at the CMC Library, (609) 463-6386

Thursdays on the Lawn Summer Concert Series featuring Heart to Heart

at 7:30pm in Stone Har-bor at St. Mary's Episcopal Church, (609) 368-5922

Seven Mile Island Stars Presents: "13" at 7:30pm in Court House at the Middle Township Performing Arts Center, (609) 463-1924

7/26/13

Co-Ed Ultimate Beach Frisbee Tournament at 9:00am in Wildwood on the beach from Poplar Av-enue to Roberts Avenue, (856) 696-9705

Cape May Comedy Festival at 10:00am in Cape May at Convention Hall and other venues,

Fundamentals of Draw-ing at Cape May County Library at 10:00am in Sea Isle City at the SIC Library, (609) 463-6386

7/27/13 John Walter Band Con-

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King of the Court Soc-cer Tennis Tournament at 9:00am in Wildwood at the Fox Park Tennis Courts, (609) 374-4556

R a i l r o ad Days a t 10:00am in Cape May at

Historic Cold Spring Vil-lage, (609) 898-2300

Jersey Shore Artisians Guild Craft at 10:00am in Ocean City at Carey Sta-dium, (609) 399-9998

Wild Half Mile Kids Marathon at 10:00am in Wildwood at the Wild-woods Convention Cen-ter,

Teen Iron Chef Com-petition at 11:00am in Court House at the Main Library, (609) 463-6357

Free Concert Under the Stars feat. Stayin' Alive (Bee Gees Tribute) at 8:00pm in Sea Isle City at Excursion Park, (609) 263-8687

7/28/13

Ron Jaworski To Host 5th Annual Quarterback Scramble 5K Run, Kids Touchdown Run and 1 Mile Walk at 6:30am in Stone Harbor at 82nd St. Park,

Boardwalk Craft Shows at 9:00am in Wildwood at the Boardwalk on Rio Grande Avenue, (609) 522-0378 x609

Fleck's Ice Cream 20th Anniversary Celebration at 1:00pm in Villas at Fleck's Ice Cream, (609) 374-6129

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Magic Show with Mike Rose at 10:00am in Wild-wood Crest at the Wild-wood Crest Branch, (609) 463-6354

Magic Show with Mike Rose at 2:00pm in Cape May at the Cape May City Branch, (609) 463-6354

Magic Show with Mike Rose at 6:30pm in Villas at the Lower Cape Branch, (609) 463-6354

2013 Concert Series featuring Leon Russel at 7:30pm in Ocean City at the Ocean City Music Pier, (800) 745-3000

7/30/13

The Wildwoods Wad-dle at 10:00am in Wild-wood at the Wildwoods Convention Center, (609) 729-9000

Magic Show with Mike Rose at 10:00am in Pe-tersburg at the Upper Cape Branch, (609) 463-6354

Teens Get Crafty: DIY Salt & Sugar Scrubs at 1:00pm in Villas at the Lower Cape Library, (609) 463-6357

Magic Show with Mike Rose at 2:00pm in Sea Isle City at the Sea Isle City Branch, (609) 463-6354

Using Overdrive at 6:00pm in Court House at the Main Library, (609) 463-6341

Magic Show with Mike Rose at 6:30pm in Court House at the Main Branch, (609) 463-6354

Author Lecture with Carol Fragale Brill at the Avalon Library at 7:00pm in Avalon at the The Avalon Free Public Library, (609) 967-7155

Author Lecture and Book Signing- Carol Fra-gale Brill at 7:00pm in Avalon at Avalon Free Pub-lic Library,

Author Lecture and Book Signing- Carol Fra-gale Brill at 7:00pm in Avalon

7/31/13

Mag i c Show wi th Mike Rose at 10:00am in Woodbine at the Woodbine Branch, (609) 463-6354

Sa fe ty Day a t the Avalon Library at 10:00am in Avalon at the The Avalon Free Public Library, (609) 967-7155

Safety Day in Avalon at 10:00am in Avalon

Percy Jackson Mythol-ogy at the Avalon Library at 10:30am in Avalon at the The Avalon Free Public Library, (609) 967-7155

Percy Jackson Mytholo-gy at 10:30am in Avalon

Percy Jackson Mythol-ogy at 10:30am in Avalon at the Avalon Free Library,

Nellie the Terrapins Birthday Party at 1:00pm in Cape May Point at Cape May Point State Park, (609) 884-2159

Magic Show with Mike Rose at 2:00pm in Stone Harbor at the Stone Harbor Rec Center, (609) 463-6354

104th Wildwoods Baby Parade at 4:30pm in Wild-wood at the Wildwoods Convention Center,

iPad Workshop at the Avalon Library at 5:30pm in Avalon at the The Avalon Free Public Library, (609) 967-7155

Decluttering Lecture at the Avalon Library at 5:30pm in Avalon at the The Avalon Free Public Li-brary, (609) 967-7155

Lecture with Dr. Judith Coché at the Avalon Li-brary at 7:00pm in Avalon at the The Avalon Free Public Library, (609) 967-7155

Summer Music Series: The Groove at 7:30pm in Wildwood Crest at Centen-nial Park, (609) 523-0202

“Boeing Boeing” by Marc Camoletti, Cape May Stage at 8:00pm in Cape May at the Robert Shackleton Playhouse, (609) 884-1341

Chal fonte Summer Concert at 8:00pm in Cape May at the Chalfonte Hotel, (609) 884-8409

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Creative Writing at the Avalon Library at 6:45am in Avalon at the The Avalon Free Public Library, (609) 967-7155

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Saturday, 7/27 3pm:Saturday, 7/27 3pm: 76ers Beach Bash 76ers Beach Bash3:00-6:00pm Debut of the 2013-14 Sixers Dream Team • Games, Food, Prizes 3:00-6:00pm Debut of the 2013-14 Sixers Dream Team • Games, Food, Prizes

and Much MORE!! StellarMojo and Coors Light • Special Auction Items!!and Much MORE!! StellarMojo and Coors Light • Special Auction Items!!Saturday, 7/27 9pm:Saturday, 7/27 9pm: DJ TOmmy Tech Dance Party DJ TOmmy Tech Dance Party

$3 YOU-CALL-IT until Midnight$3 YOU-CALL-IT until MidnightSunday, 7/28 9pm: Sunday, 7/28 9pm: Karaoke Night! Karaoke Night! $2 Bud Lights and $3 Fireball Shots!$2 Bud Lights and $3 Fireball Shots!

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WEDNESDAY- 7/24 THRU SATURDAY- 7/27DEAN SCHNEIDER, SOLO PIANO 5:30- 10:30PM

SUNDAY-MONDAY 7/28-7/29 JON PRUITT, SOLO PIANO 5:30- 10:30PM

TUESDAY 7/30 - JAZZ NIGHT!BARRY MILES, SOLO PIANO 5:30-8:00PM

THEN JAZZ TRIO FROM 8PM - BARRY MILES, PIANO; TIM LEKAN, BASS & BOB SHOMO, DRUMS

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Family BuffetFamily Buffet - -Kids have their own buffet!Kids have their own buffet!$15$159595 adults/$7 adults/$79595 children/ children/under 4 eat free!under 4 eat free!

Discounts for Seniors, Active Duty & Retired Military of 15%Discounts for Seniors, Active Duty & Retired Military of 15%

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SUNDAYSUNDAY - - MEXICAN FIESTAMEXICAN FIESTA - Take a trip with us south - Take a trip with us south of the border Sunday nights with our Mexican Fiesta Buffet. From of the border Sunday nights with our Mexican Fiesta Buffet. From tempting tacos to quesadillas our Mexican fare will satisfy the tempting tacos to quesadillas our Mexican fare will satisfy the whole family!whole family!

MONDAY - HOME-STYLE BUFFETMONDAY - HOME-STYLE BUFFET - Comfort food - Comfort food like Grandma used to make. From Chicken Fried Steak and Mashed like Grandma used to make. From Chicken Fried Steak and Mashed Potatoes to Green Bean Casserole and Roast Turkey. The perfect Potatoes to Green Bean Casserole and Roast Turkey. The perfect accompaniment to a relaxing day in Cape May.accompaniment to a relaxing day in Cape May.

TUESDAY - EURO NIGHTTUESDAY - EURO NIGHT- Take a taste tour of Europe - Take a taste tour of Europe while staying in Cape May. From Potato and Leek soup in Wales, while staying in Cape May. From Potato and Leek soup in Wales, to Beef Wellington in England, Lamb Kebabs in Greece, and drift to Beef Wellington in England, Lamb Kebabs in Greece, and drift through Italy forkful by forkful with our savory Lasagna and back through Italy forkful by forkful with our savory Lasagna and back again.again.

WEDNESDAY - LOCAL BUFFETWEDNESDAY - LOCAL BUFFET - All of your South - All of your South Jersey shore favorites. Endless peel and eat Shrimp, Broiled Scal-Jersey shore favorites. Endless peel and eat Shrimp, Broiled Scal-lops, Stuffed Flounder and Crabby Fries just to name a few.lops, Stuffed Flounder and Crabby Fries just to name a few.

THURSDAY - PUB NIGHT!THURSDAY - PUB NIGHT! - We pay tribute to our - We pay tribute to our namesake with all your beer battered and pub favorites. Crisp and namesake with all your beer battered and pub favorites. Crisp and moist beer battered cod, Meatloaf and French Dip Sandwiches au moist beer battered cod, Meatloaf and French Dip Sandwiches au Jus and endless Hot Wings (always a pub staple).Jus and endless Hot Wings (always a pub staple).

FRIDAY - MEAT NIGHTFRIDAY - MEAT NIGHT - We celebrate the fi ner meats - We celebrate the fi ner meats in life Friday evenings. Our generous portions of Prime Rib, Steak in life Friday evenings. Our generous portions of Prime Rib, Steak and Onions, Parmesan encrusted Chicken, and Roast Pork Loin will and Onions, Parmesan encrusted Chicken, and Roast Pork Loin will please the meat lover in your family.please the meat lover in your family.

SATURDAY - SEAFOOD BUFFETSATURDAY - SEAFOOD BUFFET - Enjoy the bounty - Enjoy the bounty of the sea with our irresistible Crab Cakes, Crab Legs, or Parmesan of the sea with our irresistible Crab Cakes, Crab Legs, or Parmesan encrusted Tilapia for a start!encrusted Tilapia for a start!

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CAPE MAY -- The Nature Center of Cape May has something for everyone!

• Summer camps for children from Pre-K to 16• Salt Marsh Safaris• Fishing and crabbing opportunities• Naturalist led bike tours, beachcombing and scav-

enger hunts• Kayak rentals and guided tours• Weekly campfi res and story telling• Gardening and birding programs….plus so much more, not to mention the very best

view of Cape May Harbor and the most awesome sunsets imaginable, the Nature Center must be experienced to be believed.

Always passionate, forever fun and invariably creative, the Nature Center of Cape May is your one stop for all things nature for kids of all ages this summer. Get hooked! There’s no place like it on earth.

Mondays through Fridays, there will be summer camp for kids of all ages from 9:30 till noon:

Tuesdays: Harbor Safaris, begin at 10:30Family Fishing Trips at 1:00 pm and 5:00 pmCrabbing 101. Times vary depending on the tides,

call for times.

Wednesdays: Cycling the Southern Cape from 9:30 till noonBeachcombing at the Cove from 8:30 to 9:30 (am)Dipping for Fishes in the Harbor from 2:00 to 3:00

Summer family campfi res and story telling at 7:30 pm

Thursdays:Harbor Safaris, begin at 10:30Family Fishing Trips at 1:00 and 5:00 pmNighttime on the Beach, our popular Ghost Crab

program starts at 8:30 pm in July and 8:00 pm in August

Cape May Harbor & Salt Marsh Cruise meets at 6:00 pm at the Miss Chris Marina

Fridays: Cape May Family Birding Cruise meets at 10:00 am

at the Miss Chris Marina

Call about our many other special programs throughout the summer, or check out our complete listing online, www.NJAudubon.org/centers/nccm.

Call 609-898-8848 for information; visit us at 1600 Delaware Avenue, or on the web: www.NJAudubon.org/Centers/NCCM. Mon. through Sat. from 9 to 5; Sun. from 11 to 4.

The Nature Center of Cape May (NCCM) is situated on the rim of Cape May Harbor at 1600 Delaware Avenue in Cape May. One of 10 centers operated by New Jersey Audubon, the Center provides family oriented program-ming in the marine sciences on a year-round basis. The public is invited to visit our campus, shop at the nature store and view the breathtaking harbor and its environ-ment from the Trucksess Observation tower.

The Nature Center of Cape May Has Something for Everyone

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Weaving Bracelet Work-shop at 10:00am in Court House at the Main Library, (609) 463-6386

Special Story Time with a Harlem Globetrotter at 10:00am in Avalon at the The Avalon Free Public Li-brary, (609) 967-7155

1st Thursday Book Club at Cape May Coun-ty Library at 7:00pm in Court House at the Main Branch, (609) 463-6386

Thursdays on the Lawn Summer Concert Series featuring Bob Campanell at 7:30pm in Stone Harbor at St. Mary's Episcopal Church, (609) 368-5922

8/2/13

PC Computer Class at the Avalon Library at 10:00am in Avalon at the The Avalon Free Public Li-brary, (609) 967-7155

Video Games at the Avalon Library at 10:30am in Avalon at the The Avalon Free Public Library, (609) 967-7155

PC Computer Class at the Avalon Library at 12:30pm in Avalon at the The Avalon Free Public Li-brary, (609) 967-7155

Beach Field Hockey Tournament at 5:00pm in Wildwood on the beach, (609) 522-3900

Battle at the Beach Grappling Tournament at 8:00pm in Wildwood at the Wildwoods Convention Center, (860) 295-0403

8/3/13 John Walter Band Con-

cert at 8:00pm in Cape May at the Cape May Ga-

zebo, (609) 898-0589 * * * * * * * * * * * * *

The Brendan Surf Me-morial and Benefit at 6:30am in Avalon on the beach,

Wildwood Crest 5K Beach Race at 8:45am in Wildwood Crest at the edge of the Wildwood Crest Beach Pier, (609) 523-0202

Arts & Crafts Show at 9:00am in Stone Harbor at the 80th St. Field, (609) 368-5102

Philomena Monastero Boardwalk for the Cure at 9:00am in Wildwood at the Wildwoods Boardwalk, (267) 496-6419

Wildwood Crest An-tique, Classic and Hot Rod Car Show at 10:00am in Wildwood Crest at the First United Methodist Church, (609) 522-5256

Teen Iron Chef Com-petition at 11:00am in Court House at the Main Library, (609) 463-6357

Our Lady of the Angels Peach Festival at 2:00pm in Court House at the Our Lady of the Angels Church,

Summer Music Series – Storm Front at 7:30pm in Wildwood at Centen-nial Park, (609) 523-0202

Lights Out Concert under the Stars at 8:00pm in North Wildwood at the Lou Booth Amphitheatre, (609) 522-7722 x800

Free Concert Under the Stars feat. Don't Call Me Francis at 8:00pm in Sea Isle City at Excursion Park, (609) 263-8687

8/4/13 Classics Rock Live

5401 Atlantic Ave., Wildwood Crest • 609-523-0999www.LittleItalyWildwood.com

RestaurantRestaurantMarketplace Marketplace AtmosphereAtmosphere

Take Out Available

BBQ RibNight

Saturday

Prime RibNights

Monday & Thursday

Early Bird Menu • Only $13.99 Served Sunday - Friday from 4-5pm

Tour of Italy • Rigatoni alla Primavera • Manicotti • Stuffed ShellsPenne al Forno • Shrimp Scampi • Salsa di Vongole

***Eggplant Parmigian ***Veal or Chicken Parmigian ***Deep Fried or Broiled Crab Cake

***Fried Shrimp ***Broiled or Fried Flounder***Chicken Marsala ***Filet Mignon 6oz ($3.50 extra)

Tomato, Marinara, Vodka or Alfredo Sauce with Meatball or SausageServed Over your Choice of Spaghetti, Angel Hair, Linguini, Penne or Rigatoni

(Not Available For Take Out) Must Be Seated By 5pm

All Entrees include fresh garden salad or soup, bread, butter, and Dessert.***Entrees include vegetable and baked potato or side of pasta***

Serving Dinner Daily

From 4pm

Catering Call CAROL HERFORTH -609.408.0612 RESERVATIONS - 609.884.0200 - CASH ONLY

CAPE MAYwww.islandgrillcapemay.com

311 Mansion St.

A Little Slice of the Caribbean

Serving Dinner

7 Days A Week

5:00pm-closing

4400 Atlantic Ave. Wildwood • 522-6817

KELLY’SKELLY’S

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Live Entertainment On Our

Outdoor Patio 7:30pmSee full Schedule on Grid pg. #A49QUIZZO Every Sunday Inside 9pm

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DINNERS ARE BACK!Served From 5pm

Dinner Specials Daily!

Burgers • Wraps • Grilled Reubens • Homemade SoupsBurgers • Wraps • Grilled Reubens • Homemade SoupsBBQ Ribs • Wings • Steamed Clams • Pizza & much more!BBQ Ribs • Wings • Steamed Clams • Pizza & much more!

MONDAY’S AFTER 6PMPasta & Mussels w/Red Sauce $13.95

TUESDAY’S AFTER 9PM

WEDNESDAY’S AFTER 9PM

THURSDAY’S

SATURDAY’S

SUNDAY’S

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DINNER (3:30 - 9:30 PM)ADULTS $1069 CHILDREN AGES 2 -10 YR $599

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WILDWOOD – The Wildwood Civic Club pres-ents the 104th Annual Wildwoods Baby Parade on July 31 at 6 p.m. on the Wildwoods Boardwalk. The theme of this year’s baby parade is “Love Those Wildwood(s) Days! – The Past, Present and Future.”

A beloved Wildwood tra-dition since 1909, partici-pation in the Wildwoods Baby Parade is free and open to all children under 12 years of age. Parents can register their child in the following categories: Cut-est Baby Boy, Cutest Baby

104th Wildwoods Baby Parade Set for July 31

Girl, Fanciest Children, Most Original Children, Best Dressed, Best Cos-tume and Best Float.

Grand Marshalls of the 2013 Baby Parade will be the Bradshaw-Roach Family and the Scully Family who have contributed to the growth of the Wildwoods in the past and present, as well as looking to continue in the future.

Registration will take place before the parade from 4:30 - 5:15 p.m. in front of the Wildwoods Convention Center, locat-ed at Burk Avenue and the Boardwalk in Wildwood, where the parade line-up will take place. Judging will take place during line-up at 5 p.m. The parade will begin promptly at 6 p.m. and will proceed north up the Wildwoods Boardwalk to 16th Avenue, where prizes and awards will be announced.

Complimentary trolley service will be available throughout the parade to transport participants between from where the parade ends at 16th Street in North Wildwood back to parking areas in Wild-wood. The rain date for the parade is scheduled for Aug.1.

Visit the NEW Wildwood Baby Parade Facebook page for more information or go to the Events Calendar at www.wildwoodsnj.com to download a registration form.

Concert at 7:00pm in Court House at the Mid-dle Township Perform-ing Arts Center, (800) 838-3006 * * * * * * * * * * * * *

Boardwalk Craft Shows at 9:00am in Wildwood at the Boardwalk on Rio Grande Avenue, (609) 522-0378 x609

Teddy Bear Tea Party at 11:30am in Cape May at the Emlen Physick Estate, (609) 884-5404

8/5/13

Cape Cuisine: Rolls Su-shi at Cape May County Library at 1:00pm in Court House at the Main Branch, (609) 463-6386

2013 Concert Series featuring Marshall Tucker at 7:30pm in Ocean City at the Ocean City Music Pier, (800) 745-3000

8/6/13

Pamper Scamper at 9:30am in Ocean City on the 6th St. beach, (609) 525-9300

Create a Mosaic Mirror 2-Day Workshop at Cape May County Library at 10:00am in Sea Isle City at the SIC Library, (609)

463-6386

Beaded Wirewrapped Bracelet Demo at Cape May County Library at 2:00pm in Wildwood Crest at the Wildwood Crest Public Library, (609) 463-6386

National Night Out at 5:30pm in Wildwood Crest at Fox Park, (609) 522-2444

8/7/13 Shore Productions

Presents: SHREK - THE MUSICAL at 7:30pm in Court House at the Middle Twp. PAC, (609) 463-1924 * * * * * * * * * * * * *

National Lighthouse Day at the Cape May Lighthouse at 9:00am in Cape May at the Cape May Lighthouse, (609) 884-5404 x800

National Lighthouse Day at 9:00am in North Wildwood at the Hereford Inlet Lighthouse, (609) 522-4520

Sand Sculpting Con-test at 9:00am in Ocean City at the 6th St. beach, (609) 525-9300

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Jumbo Lump Crab Cakes - $28Pan-seared jumbo lump, roasted red pepper aioli drizzle;

sautéed haricot verts & garlic mashed potatoes

Grilled Yellow Fin Tuna - $26Honey mustard-ginger cream sauce; mashed sweet potatoes

& grilled asparagus

Two Mile Inn Seafood Combo - $34Shrimp, scallops, lobster tail & a crab cake broiled with lemon, garlic &

butter; twice-baked cheddar potato cup & asparagus

Seafood Fra Diablo - $26Jumbo shrimp, Cape May scallops, mussels & clams simmered in a spicy tomato-basil sauce served over angel hair pasta. Served mild upon request

Atlantic Salmon - $24Pan-seared and topped with a lemon, caper, & dill compote butter;

Wehani red rice & sautéed haricot verts.

Filet Mignon - $36Grilled 8 oz filet served over 3 peppercorn demi-glace,

crusted with caramelized onions and bleu cheese; twice-baked cheddar potato cup & asparagus

Entreesserved with fresh baked bread & mango butter

Add a small house salad or Caesar for $4

Classic Surf & Turf - $44Aged Black Angus filet and a crab-stuffed lobster tail; drawn butter & Veal demi-glace; twice-baked cheddar

potato cup and asparagus

Grilled New York Strip - $34Topped with crabmeat gremolata and shitake mushroom jus;

sautéed haricot verts & garlic mashed potatoes

Orange Crush Shrimp - $26Jumbo shrimp flamed in orange vodka butter;

coconut rice and asparagus

Grilled Fish Of The Day- M/PToday’s day boat selection with Chef’s preparation

Blackened Chicken Alfredo - $24Fresh-made fettuccini with blackened chicken;

broccoli & artichoke hearts tossed in a homemade Alfredo sauce

Signature SandwichesFilet Tip Cheesesteak - $17

Sliced filet tips seared with American cheese, roasted red peppers and fried onions; coleslaw and onion straws

Crabcake Sandwich - $16Pan-seared on fresh Brioche; House-made tartar;

shoestring fries and cucumber salad

Bacon Cheeseburger - $1510 oz colossal burger on a sesame potato roll topped

with Vermont Cheddar and smoked bacon; Jersey corn salad and shoestring fries

2 Mile Turkey Burger - $15Sliced avocado, Vermont white cheddar, applewood-smoked bacon & Dijon cream on a fresh sesame potato roll; tomato-avocado salad

and sweet potato waffle fries

Crunchy Fried Flounder - $13Panko-crusted and topped with House-made tartar on Brioche;

coleslaw and shoestring fries

Bruschetta FLat Bread $14 Chicken, Buffalo mozzarella and bruschetta; 2 Mile potato chips

North Carolina Pulled Pork - $14Topped with summer slaw & served on a sesame potato roll; onion straws

Cape May Lobster Roll - $18Fresh lobster meat mixed with mayonnaise, celery and

a pinch of Old Bay; 2 Mile potato chips

Mahi-Mahi Reuben - $15Toasted pumpernickel rye, Swiss cheese, coleslaw,

Thousand Island; shoestring fries

2 Mile Pub GrubCrab House Nachos - $14

Baked tortilla chips loaded with crabmeat, bacon, warm Monterey Jack cheese, Old Bay, sour cream, fresh salsa & guacamole

2 Mile Nachos - $12Traditional nacho’s with your choice of pulled chicken or pulled pork

Marsh Fries - $10Short rib bbq gravy & American cheese sauce over fries

Jumbo Wings -Buffalo or Asian BBQ $10 (7); $18 (14)

Thai Buffalo Chicken Bites - $9served with blue cheese & celery

Sweet Potato Waffle Fries - $8Paired with brown sugar butter & Chinese mustard cream

Breaded Onion Rings – $8stacked high and served with volcano sauce

Mozzarella Sticks - $7served with House marinara

Chesapeake Fries - $7tossed in our Crab House seasoning and served with

hot & spicy white cheddar cheese sauce

Kid’s Menu $8served with crunchy baby carrots & dessert

Butterflied Shrimp & friesPersonal Pizza

Mozzarella SticksChicken Tenders & Fries

Crunchy Flounder & FriesPasta with butter or marinara

Fish Dock Oysters - $12Fresh-shucked Delaware Bay Oysters baked with sautéed garlic

spinach, gruyere cheese & a panko butter crust

Summer Crab Cake - $14Maryland Jumbo Lump, avocado, lemon & dill

served with a house-made tartar

Simmered Mussels - $12Choose either Creamy Dijon Herb & Vermouth

or Fra Diablo-style; served with grilled flatbread

Classic Steamers - $121 Dozen tender littlenecks steamed in pinot grigio,

Raw Bar Delaware Bay Oysters - $10 (6); $18 (12)

fresh-shucked and served with cocktail & grapefruit mignonette

Clams On The Half - $8 (6); $15 (12) chilled Top Neck clams with cocktail & lemon

Crab-Tini - $13Chilled Jumbo Lump served over fresh Jersey corn salad

Shrimp Cocktail - $12Colossal Shrimp with a Bloody Mary gazpacho

Shrimp In The Rough - $12 (1/2 lb)Extra-large Gulf shrimp steamed in Old Bay

The Shanty Sampler - $244 clams, 4 oysters, 4 colossal shrimp, & jumbo lump crabmeat

served with cocktail & grapefruit mignonette

Crabs & Lobster Garlic Crabs - M/P

cleaned Blue Claw crabs tossed in our House Garlic Butter; grilled flat bread

Blue Claw Crabs - M/Psteamed in Old Bay

Snow Crab Clusters - $25 (1.5 lb.)Extra-large clusters with melted butter & lemon

1.5Lb or 2Lb Local Lobster - M/PWith lemon & butter, corn on the cob & coleslaw

Soup Selections…

Crock - $7

Asparagus Bisque with Fresh Crabmeat

Creamy Seafood Chowder- New England-style

Soup of the Day

lemon, garlic & butter; served with garlic crostini

Southern Fried Oysters - $11Plump Delaware Bay oysters in a spiced cornmeal batter served with

smoked tomato & corn relish and drizzled

Asian Style Ribs - $10Baby Back Ribs coated in an Asian barbecue sauce topped with scallions

and served with a sesame soy slaw

Lobster & Mashed Potato Eggroll - $12 lightly fried & served with a lemon-chive sour cream

Fried Calamari - $10Local squid, lightly breaded and served with marinara and mustard cream

Crab House Crab Dip - $10creamy crab baked with melted cheeses; warm pita wedges

Appetizers

Salads Classic Caesar - $8

Chopped Romaine, shaved Asiago & garlic croutons

Fried Goat Cheese Salad - $11Panko-crusted goat cheese over baby arugula with red grapes, green

apples & walnuts; raspberry vinaigrette; grilled flatbread

Seasonal SaladToday’s Farm Market Selection

Big Steak Salad - $22Peppercorn-crusted seared Sirloin steak, fresh avocado, radishes,

cucumbers, grilled Vidalia onion, beefsteak tomatoes, crumbled blue cheese; herbed vinaigrette; grilled crostini

LiveLive Entertainment 7 Days A week

LIVE MUSIC ON OUR SUNSET DECK LIVE MUSIC ON OUR SUNSET DECK every Saturday Night from 8pm-Midnight too!every Saturday Night from 8pm-Midnight too!

Check our website for our current lineup at Check our website for our current lineup at www.twomilecrabhouse.com www.twomilecrabhouse.com

609-522-1341609-522-1341Located on Ocean Drive between Cape May and Wildwood Crest (At the foot of the toll bridge)

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NOW OPENNOW OPEN7 days a week from 3pm!7 days a week from 3pm!

21 beers and 12 wines on tap!21 beers and 12 wines on tap!