A33 Do The Shore www.DoTheShore.com Herald Newspapers February 4 2015 Valentine’s Sweetheart Romanc Dinners for Two Show How Much You Care This Year! Choose Either... FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13TH 2 Hours Open Bar & Wine Tasng beginning @ 7pm, Progressive Dinner Buffet with “Create Your Own” Entree Staons, D.J. & Dancing ‘l Midnight Or... SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14TH Choice of a Bole of Champagne or Wine with Dinner, 4-Course “Sweetheart’s” Dinner pour Deux, D.J. & Dancing ‘l Midnight, Cash Bar Begins @ 6pm FOR JUST $199 PER COUPLE *Based on availability, advance reservaons only, does not include tax or gratuies. Call Liz @ 609.884.5611 ext. 516 for more informaon & reservaons Oceanfront at 1045 Beach Avenue, Cape May NJ 08204 • www.GrandCapeMay.com GrandCapeMay Wier Wednesday Wanderings Wednesday, February 4th from 10am to 12pm Where: Cape May Bird Observatory’s Northwood Center Join us at CMBO’s Northwood Center, just off Lighthouse Avenue at Cape May Point for a birding walk in the Cape May area. Each week the route will vary according to the latest bird news and where the best acvity is happening – we may make a short drive to a variety of nearby locaons. Winter birding can be chilly, but it is also excing; flocks of ducks throng the inlets, eagles patrol the marshes and mixed flocks of hungry songbirds feed along woodland edge and at favored feeders. Come early (09:30 onward) for a coffee to warm up before the start! Do The Shore February 4th – 10th East Lynne Theater Company Brings Theater Workshops to Schools CAPE MAY - The Equity professional East Lynne Theater Company is now in its third year of provid- ing an after-school the- ater program for students in the Wildwood School District. Throughout the whole school year, ELTC’s artists-in-residence meet with two classes two aſter- noons weekly. Group sizes vary between ten to twenty students, and topics cover improvisaon, movement, and working with scripts. Funding for this program is through the 21st Century Community Learning Cen- ters grant that was procured by the district. Other aſter- school workshops in Wild- wood involve filmmaking, cooking, and music. The artists-in-residence working for ELTC are Sally Bingham and Rudy Caporaso. Sally, who has been an actor, director, and playwright for over twenty years, directed "The Dancing Princesses” last summer for ELTC's Student Workshop, and created an after-school theater resi - dency at West Cape May Elementary School, focusing on Shakespeare. Rudy, co- founder/co-arsc director of Rev Theater Company, has appeared in numer- ous Off-Broadway, regional, and London productions. He's worked extensively in outreach theater programs for Boys and Girls Clubs, YMCAs, and charter and public schools in New York City, Philadelphia, upstate New York and in Connec- cut. Currently, he’s play- ing the title role in Rev’s producon of “Hamlet” in Scranton, PA. In March, ELTC’s arsc director, Gayle Stahlhuth, will be direcng students at West Cape May Elementary School in her adaptaon of Mark Twain’s “A Connec- cut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court.” The performance is March 31 at 7:00 p.m. at the school, and is admission- free. This marks ELTC’s tenth year of providing workshops at this school, with funding procured by the theater through the New Jersey Theatre Alliance’s Stages Fesval. Theater workshops such as ELTC offers, support the development of skills in students’ creavity, crical thinking, collaboraon, and communicaon. Acquision of these skills bolster aca- demic and overall success in life. Believing that art should be accessible to students, (Page A34 Please) (Page A34 Please) Sally Bingham Do something at the shore this week with those you love! Maybe learn about Victorian courting rituals or attend the Ice Ball together. You could take friends and family to see one of Philadelphia’s top jazz bands. Look at some of this week’s highlights below.
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A33Do The Shore www.DoTheShore.comHerald Newspapers February 4 2015
Valentine’s Sweetheart Romantic Dinners for Two
Show How Much You Care This Year!Choose Either...
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13TH2 Hours Open Bar & Wine Tasting beginning @ 7pm, Progressive Dinner Buffet with
“Create Your Own” Entree Stations, D.J. & Dancing ‘til MidnightOr...
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14THChoice of a Bottle of Champagne or Wine with Dinner, 4-Course “Sweetheart’s” Dinner pour Deux,
D.J. & Dancing ‘til Midnight, Cash Bar Begins @ 6pm
FOR JUST $199 PER COUPLE*Based on availability, advance reservations only, does not include tax or gratuities.
Call Liz @ 609.884.5611 ext. 516 for more information & reservationsOceanfront at 1045 Beach Avenue, Cape May NJ 08204 • www.GrandCapeMay.com
GrandCapeMay
Winter Wednesday WanderingsWednesday, February 4th from 10am to 12pm
Where: Cape May Bird Observatory’s Northwood CenterJoin us at CMBO’s Northwood Center, just off Lighthouse
Avenue at Cape May Point for a birding walk in the Cape May area. Each week the route will vary according to the latest bird news and where the best activity is happening – we may make a short drive to a variety of nearby locations.
Winter birding can be chilly, but it is also exciting; flocks of ducks throng the inlets, eagles patrol the marshes and mixed flocks of hungry songbirds feed along woodland edge and at favored feeders. Come early (09:30 onward) for a coffee to warm up before the start!
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East Lynne Theater Company Brings Theater Workshops to Schools
CAPE MAY - The Equity professional East Lynne Theater Company is now in its third year of provid-ing an after-school the-ater program for students in the Wildwood School District. Throughout the whole school year, ELTC’s artists-in-residence meet with two classes two after-noons weekly. Group sizes vary between ten to twenty students, and topics cover improvisation, movement, and working with scripts.
Funding for this program is through the 21st Century Community Learning Cen-ters grant that was procured by the district. Other after-school workshops in Wild-wood involve filmmaking, cooking, and music.
The artists-in-residence work ing for ELTC are Sally Bingham and Rudy Caporaso. Sally, who has been an actor, director, and playwright for over twenty years, directed "The Dancing Princesses” last
summer for ELTC's Student Workshop, and created an after-school theater resi-dency at West Cape May Elementary School, focusing on Shakespeare. Rudy, co-founder/co-artistic director of Rev Theater Company, has appeared in numer-ous Off-Broadway, regional, and London productions. He's worked extensively in outreach theater programs for Boys and Girls Clubs, YMCAs, and charter and public schools in New York City, Philadelphia, upstate New York and in Connecti-cut. Currently, he’s play-ing the title role in Rev’s production of “Hamlet” in Scranton, PA.
In March, ELTC’s artistic director, Gayle Stahlhuth, will be directing students at West Cape May Elementary School in her adaptation of Mark Twain’s “A Connecti-cut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court.” The performance is March 31 at 7:00 p.m. at the school, and is admission-
free. This marks ELTC’s tenth year of providing workshops at this school, with funding procured by the theater through the New Jersey Theatre Alliance’s Stages Festival.
Theater workshops such as ELTC offers, support the development of skills in students’ creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and communication. Acquisition of these skills bolster aca-demic and overall success in life.
Believing that art should be accessible to students,
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Sally Bingham
Do something at the shore this week with those you love! Maybe learn about Victorian courting rituals or attend the Ice Ball together. You could take friends and family to see one of Philadelphia’s top jazz bands. Look at some of this week’s highlights below.
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Harbor ViewRestaurant and Bar
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609-884-5444
Open Thursday - SundayServing Breakfast
Saturday & Sunday 8-11:30am
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Now taking reservations for Valentine’s Day
Lunch & Learn – “Victorian Valentines, Courtship and Marriage”
Wednesday, February 4th at 12pmWhere: Carriage House Café & Tearoom
at the Emlen Physick EstateWas courtship a career move during the Victorian era, or
a romantic attachment? Could it be both? Learn from Mary Stewart how the young men and women of the Victorian era took courting very seriously.
Open Swim and SlideFriday February 6th to Sunday February 8th, 4pm to 8pm
Where: Montego Bay Resort Indoor WaterparkThe indoor pool-waterpark-tiki bar will be open Friday,
Saturday and Sunday all winter long! Great for all ages and fun for the entire family!
Ice BallFriday, February 6th at 6:30pm
Where: Congress Hall
A fund-raiser to benefit The Fund for Cape May, a non-profit partnership organization for our Cape Island com-
munities whose mission is beautification, preservation and providing educational programs encouraging active citizenship in our youth. Starting with the beautification of Rotary Park, the Fund will join with municipal, public and other non-profit organizations to accomplish this mission.
Prom 101Saturday, February 7th from 6pm to 8pm
Where: Cape May County Technical High School
“Prom 101 + More” will feature local vendors and busi-nesses including beauty salons, tanning salons, florists, tux rentals, nail salons, dress shops, makeup artists, jewelry artists, limo companies, photographers, and area fitness centers to help you look and feel your best! This event is open to all area students, parents, grandparents, friends and anyone who likes discounts and wants to find our local vendors in one location! Admission is just $5! There will be door prizes.
Barbone Street Jazz BandSunday, February 8th at 2pm
Where: VFW Post 386
See one of Philly’s top bands, the Barbone Street Jazz Band, on February 8th at the Cape May VFW. Free park-ing, cash bar and optional dinner at 4:30pm. All proceeds donated to the “Food Bank of Southern New Jersey” to support local needs.
LCMR Art Students Present “Strings and Things” Opening Reception
Sunday, February 8th from 3pm to 5pmWhere: The Mad Batter Restaurant
Lower Cape May Regional Advanced Art Students proudly announce the seventh annual art exhibit entitled “Strings and Things”. The show will be at the Mad Bat-ter Restaurant, 19 Jackson Street Cape May, from Feb. 5 through March 5. An opening reception will be held for student artists, family, friends, and public Feb. 8 from 3 to 5 pm. The work displayed was created by art teacher Patricia Neville’s advanced art classes. The students studied traditional painting techniques that emphasized the use of chiaroscuro and blending techniques. Students worked in acrylic paints depicting a still-life painting in the subject of their choice.
For more information about these and other community events, see the Herald’s online calendar.
Be sure to visit DoTheShore.com for more information about dining, shopping, activities, entertainment happenings and nightlife.
East Lynne (From Page A33)
ELTC has provided theater workshops to schools in South Jersey, at no cost to these towns or schools, continuously, for the last fifteen years, and is the only not-for-profit in South Jersey to do so. The theater seeks funding through or-ganizations like Target and the New Jersey Theatre Alliance, and individual con-tributions.
ELTC values its place not only in the theater commu-nity, but in the community in which it serves. In 2012, East Lynne’s in-school the-ater residency at Glenwood Avenue School in Wildwood paved the way for The First Presbyterian Church of Cape May to lend a hand. At-tending the student perfor-mance was Pastor Jim Rich-ards, and his wife, Jackie. Since most of the students at Glenwood receive free lunches and breakfasts, Jim and the deacons at First Presbyterian agreed that the church would supply funds to facilitate the inclu-sion of Glenwood in New Jersey Food Bank’s BackPack Program, which it still does to this day. This service pro-vides schools with supple-mental food for distribution to eligible children to be placed “in their backpacks” for the weekend.
For information about ELTC’s residencies and other programs, including the mainstage production sea-son, call 609-884-5898 or go online to www.eastlyn-netheater.org.
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Presidents Weekend at the Rio
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Four courses from our Chef Rick Rutherford paired with wines from Hawk Haven Winery
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Harbor View Restaurant 954 Ocean Drive, Cape May
609-884-5444 – www.harborviewcapemay.comFor a Valentine’s Day by the sea, the Harbor View is the
place to be. Enjoy Cape May’s best view of the harbor and choose from a variety of fresh seafood entrees as well as selected veal, steak, chicken and pasta dishes. Call early to reserve your table by the Harbor.
Washington Inn 801 Washing Street, Cape May
609-884-5697 – www.washingtoninn.comMake this Valentine’s Day dinner an occasion to remem-
ber at the ever-elegant Washington Inn. The Inn will offer a prix fixe meal for you and your loved one on Friday, Febru-ary 13. Their regular menu is available all weekend long! For reservations or more information please call 609-884-5697.
Blue Pig Tavern200 Congress Place, Cape May
609-884-8422 – www.caperesorts.com/bluepigtavernBlue is the color of Valentine’s this year. Treat your sweet-
heart to a menu prepared with love at the Blue Pig Tavern. Share a romantic dinner for two at one of Cape May’s fa-vorites. Reservations can be made by calling 609-884-8422.
Owen’s Pub119 East 17th Avenue, North Wildwood
609-729-7290Treat your loved one to a delicious dinner at Owen’s Pub
this Valentine’s Day. Owen’s Pub has some great specials that will impress your special someone. Call early to make your reservations.
Ambiance Salon and Spa 5201 Pacific Avenue, Wildwood
609-729-1820 – www.ambiancebeauty.comTreat her to some a spa day! Ambiance Salon and Spa is
currently offering a Valentine Spa Package that includes a facial or a massage. This is the perfect gift for the woman in your life. Call now to schedule her appointment.
The Bellevue Tavern9 South Main Street, Cape May Court House
609-463-1738 – www.bellevuetavern.comWine and dine your valentine. Enjoy one of Chef Michael
Rio Station
Grande Center Shopping Mall, Rio Grande609-889-2000 – www.riostation.com
Rio Station has a lot happening Valentine’s Day weekend. Do not forget it is also President’s Day weekend, so kick it off with a Tap Take Over and Stellar Mojo on Friday, February 13. Saturday join the Rio Station for a wine pairing dinner. Round out the weekend with Wine and Chocolate. Call now to make reservations.
Hemingway’s
1045 Beach Avenue, Cape May609-884-5611
Join Hemingway’s for Romantic Dinners for Two. They
have two options for a great weekend on both Friday and Saturday. Enjoy an open bar and buffet on Friday night or sit down to a 4-course meal and champagne on Saturday night. Advance reservations only.
Carson’s Valentine’s Day creations! Champagne is included with any entrée purchase. Reservations are highly recommended.
The Ebbitt Room25 Jackson Street,
Cape May609-884-5700
www.caperesorts.com/ebbittroom
Diamonds and Dessert are one delightful part of February. Try something dif-fernet this Valentine’s Day and join The Ebbitt Room for a special Chef’s Tast-ing. This includes 4 courses and complimentary glass of champagne. The Ebbitt room will also be offering complimentary valet park-ing. Reservations are sug-gested and can be made by calling 609-884-5700.
The Golden Inn 78th Street, Avalon
866-343-6111www.goldeninn.comDine and dance your
night away at the Golden Inn. They are offering a 4-course Valentine’s Day dinner, live entertainment and dancing! This is the per-fect evening out with that special someone. Golden Inn is offering overnight Valentine’s packages. Call early to make reservations.
Tisha’s322 Washington Street
Mall, Cape May609-884-9119
www.tishasfinedining.com Tisha’s will be reopening
on Thursday, February 12 just in time for Valentine’s Day! Tisha’s has been serv-ing Cape May County for 20 years. Call early to get reservations!
Do Valentine’s Day 2015
When searching for the perfect place to do Valentine’s Day weekend the shore has you covered. Here is a preview of what some local favorites have to offer. See ads in this section for more specials.
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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.capemay-countyherald.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.
2/4/15Atlantic City Boat Show at 11:00am in Atlantic City
at the Atlantic City Convention Center (609) 449-2000
Cape Singles Social Club at 6:00pm in Villas at the Lower Cape Library (609) 886-4857 x609
2/6/15USAW Middle School National Challenge Wrestling
Duals at 8:30am in Wildwood at the Wildwoods Conven-tion Center
‘Immigration and Migration’ Exhibit at 1:00pm in Cape May Court House at the Thomas Beesley House
Ice Ball at 6:30pm in Cape May at Congress Hall (609) 884-6513
2/7/15Cumberland County Winter Eagle Festival at 8:00am
in Mauricetown at the Mauricetown Fire Hall (856) 453-2177
Mid-Winter Antiques Show at 10:00am in Millville at WheatonArts (856) 825-6800 x104
Joe Fischer's Fantasy, Illusion and Magic at 11:00am in Avalon at the Avalon Free Public Library (609) 967-7155
Magic Tricks Workshop at 2:00pm in Avalon at the Avalon Free Public Library
Pre-Prom Event: "Prom 101 & More" at 6:00pm in Cape May Court House at the Cape May County Technical High School
ships at 8:00am in Wildwood at the Wildwoods Conven-tion Center
United Methodist Indoor Bazaar at 10:00am in Cape
May at Cape May United Methodist Church (609) 898-1794
Crafts and Collectibles in Winter at 10:00am in Cape May at Cape May Convention Hall (609) 884-5404
Polar Bear Plunge Ven-dors Market at 10:00am in Sea Isle City along JFK Boulevard
Valentine's Tea Party at 11:00am in Ocean City at The Butterfly Boutique (609) 391-0812
Polar Bear Plunge Cos-tume Contest at 12:00pm in Sea Isle City at LaCosta Lounge (609) 263-3611
Cape May Wine Trail at 12:00pm in Cape May begins at The Mad Batter (609) 884-5404
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Friday, Feb. 27th
02/5/15Alzheimer’s Program for Behavior and Commu-
nication by the Alzheimer’s Association, begins at 11am at The Sea House, 1201 New Jersey Ave, Wildwood. Open to all. Sponsored by The Sea House, LLC. Call Sue at (609) 522-0006 for more information.
Prom Fair and Ladies Night
“Prom 101 + More” will be held on Saturday, February 7th from 6-8pm at the Cape May County Technical High School, 188 Crest Haven Road Cape May Court House.
This event will feature local vendors and businesses to help you look and feel your best for Prom and every day! There will be vendors that will appeal to all ages! Plan your night out for Prom or your Ladies Night out with vendors from Dove Chocolates, 31 Bags, Silpada, Origami Owl, Partylite, and more!
This event is open to everyone who likes discounts and wants to find our local vendors in one location! Admis-sion is just $5! There will be prizes such as a tux rental or a prom dress (up to $200)!
Mark your calendar and come take advantage of discounts and prizes only available at the event! Email questions to [email protected]
03/21/15Knights of Columbus Indoor Flea Market, 9am
to 3pm at Our Lady Star of the Sea Parish Hall, 520 Lafayette Street, Cape May. Donations of household items and baked goods for the sale appreciated. Call Matt at (609) 374-0094 for more information or to reserve a table/space.
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Polar Bear Plunge Pep Rally at 1:15pm in Sea Isle City at the Excursion Park Band Shell
Polar Bear Plunge at 2:00pm in Sea Isle City at 40th St Beach (609) 263-3611
Valentine's Dinner Dance with The Jersey Shore Pops Jazz Quintet at 5:30pm in Cape May Court House at the Ava-lon Links Restaurant (800) 838-3006
Valentine's Day Dance at 7:00pm in Woodbine at the Belleplain VFW Post 6257 (609) 861-2298
Ghosts of Cape May Trolley Tour at 7:30pm in Cape May Begins at the Washington Street Mall Information Booth (609) 884-5404
Twelfth Step House Presents Sober Valentine Dance Party at 8:00pm in at the North Wildwood Community Center (609) 602-3951
2/15/15Sunday Morning at Tur-
key Point at 8:00am in Di-viding Creek meets at the end of Turkey Point Road in Cumberland County
5th Annual Chili & Chowder Challenge at 11:00am in Cape May at Congress Hall (609) 884-5508 x102
Polar Bear 5K Run/1.5-Mile Fun Walk for Autism at 12:00pm in Sea Isle City starting at JFK Boulevard & the Promenade (609) 602-5734
Cape May Wine School at 1:00pm in Cape May at the Washington Inn (609) 884-5404
The Strathmere En-semble Performance at 4:00pm in Sea Isle City at Sea Isle United Methodist Church (609) 263-3353
2/16/15Bird Walk for Begin-
ners at 10:00am in Cape May Point meets at Cape May Point State Park
Knitting at 3:30pm in Avalon at the Avalon Free Public Library (609) 967-7155
2/17/15Award Season Film-
The Theory of Everything at 6:00pm in Avalon at the Avalon Free Public Library
(609) 967-7155
Jazz and Jambalaya at 6:00pm in Ocean View at Messiah Lutheran Church (609) 486-6043
2/19/15Award Season Film-
Birdman at 6:00pm in Avalon at the Avalon Free Public Library (609) 967-7155
2/20/15Murder Mystery Week-
end at 9:00am in Cape May at The Henry Sawyer Inn (609) 884-5667
Winter Evenings at the Meadows at 4:30pm in Cape May meets at The Nature Conservancy’s South Cape May Meadows parking area on Sunset Boulevard
2/21/15Friends of the World
War II Tower Trip to the Forgotten Warriors Viet-nam Museum at 12:00pm in Cape May Airport at the Cape May County Airport (609) 884-5404
Bishop McHugh Ca-sino Night Fundraiser at 6:00pm in Sea Isle City at the Ocean Drive Bar & Restaurant (609) 675-1455
Ghosts of Cape May Trolley Tour at 7:00pm in Cape May Begins at the Washington Street Mall Information Booth (609) 884-5404
Wildwoods Casino Night at 7:30pm in Wild-wood at the Bolero Hotel
Resort and Conference Cen-ter (609) 729-4000
2/23/15Knitting at 3:30pm in
Avalon at the Avalon Free Public Library (609) 967-7155
Scrabble at 5:45pm in Avalon at the Avalon Free Public Library (609) 967-7155
2/24/15Gemstone Bracelet
Jewelry Class at 10:00am in Avalon at the Avalon Free Public Library (609) 967-7155
Award Season Film- Whiplash at 6:00pm in Avalon at the Avalon Free Public Library (609) 967-7155
2/26/15Knitting with the Knit-
wits at 6:30pm in Cape May Court House at the Cape May Court House Library (609) 463-6386
2/27/15Middle Township High
School Presents "Once On This Island" at 7:00pm in Cape May Court House at the Middle Performing Arts Center
2/28/15Ghosts of Cape May
Trolley Tour at 7:00pm in Cape May Begins at the Washington Street Mall Information Booth (609) 884-5404
3/1/15Cheer Tech National
Rec & School Champion-ships at 11:00am in Wild-wood at the Wildwoods Convention Center
The shore is known for its fresh and exquisite seafood selection. Dogtooth Bar and Grill will certainly satisfy your seafood desires. This week’s Dish of the Week has everything the shore represents. Dogtooth Tuna is Pacific Yellowfin Tuna blackened with a teriyaki chili glaze and wasabi sauce. This dish is completed with a seaweed salad. This is the quintessential dish can only be found at Dogtooth Bar and Grill located in Wildwood. Check out their website at www.dogtoothbar.com or call 609-522-8383 for more information on other great dishes!
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3845 Bayshore Rd., North Cape May, NJ 08204 ~ Eat In or Take Out ~ 609-898-8888
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SEA ISLE CITY – Sea Isle City’s 21st Annual Polar Bear Plunge will take place Feb. 14, during Presidents Weekend. As is the case each year, “Plunge Saturday” is highlighted by a variety of enjoyable activities.
The Polar Bear Vendors Market will open at 10:00 a.m. on February 14 along JFK Boulevard (Central to Landis Avenues), where merchants will sell food, crafts and col-lectibles.
The 2015 Polar Bear Costume Contest will begin at 12 noon Feb. 14 under the Main Tent at LaCosta Lounge, JFK Boulevard and Landis Avenue. The contest will be emceed by Author / Forensic Linguist / Television Technical Advisor Jim Fitzgerald, who will introduce a bevy of participants donned in creative costumes. Contestants can register on the day of the event prior to 11:30 a.m. in the Registration Tent at LaCosta Lounge. Only registered plungers will be permitted to enter the Costume Contest. Winners will be chosen by a panel of guest judges. Prizes will be awarded to the best costumes in the following categories: Individuals/
Small Groups (1-4 people), Medium Groups (5-9 people), Large Groups (10 or more people) and Families. There will also be a prize for Best in Show. Prizes and gift certificates for The Lobster Loft Restaurant will be distributed to win-ners during an Award Ceremony at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday under the Main Tent at LaCosta.
A Polar Bear Pep Rally will take place at 1:15 p.m. at the Excursion Park Band Shell, JFK Boulevard and the Promenade, where The Fralinger String Band (first place winners of this year’s Philadelphia Mummers Parade) will fill the air with lively music. The Pep Rally will be emceed by Comedian / Radio Host Big Daddy Graham. During the rally, spectators and plungers can meet Sea Isle’s 2015 Polar Bear King, Queen, Prince and Princess, pose for photos with a variety of costumed characters and mascots, get a close look at the contestants from this year’s Polar Bear Costume Contest, and sit on the official Polar Bear Plunge Ice Throne.
Sea Isle’s 21st Annual Polar Bear Plunge will begin at 2:00 p.m. Feb. 14 on the JFK Boulevard Beach, where only
registered plungers will be permitted to walk onto the sand. Participants can pre-register for the plunge online by visiting www.lacosta-seaisle.com or regis-ter on the day of the plunge at the Registration Tent on JFK Boulevard, located between Central and Landis Avenues. Proceeds from the sale of plunge tickets benefit community events hosted by the Sea Isle City Chamber of Commerce and Revitalization.
The Polar Bear Plunge is open to participants age 12 and older. Plungers who are age 12 to 17 will require the signature of a parent or guardian upon registration. Each registered plunger will receive a commemorative 2015 Polar Bear Plunge tee-shirt while supplies last.
A special Jitney service will be available along Lan-dis Avenue on the morning of Feb. 14 from 10:00 a.m. to 12 noon, 29th to 94th Street. Then, on Saturday afternoon, 12 noon to 6:00 p.m., the Jitney service will be suspended from JFK Bou-levard to 29th Street and will only be available from JFK to 94th Street during that time. On Saturday eve-ning, 6:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m., jitneys will run from 29th to 94th Street. Children age 5 and under sitting on an adult’s lap ride for free.
For more info about the Costume Contest or the 21st Annual Polar Bear Plunge, visit www.lacosta-seaisle.com or phone (609) 263-3611. To learn about other events taking place during Sea Isle City’s 2015 Polar Bear Weekend, visit www.VisitSICNJ.com .
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Enhance Your Collection or Add a New Conversation Piece at Wheaton Arts Mid-Winter Antiques Show
Wheaton Arts and Cul-tural Center will host the Mid-Winter Antiques Show on February 7 and 8. This show attracts over 40 qual-ity dealers and hundreds of visitors from the Mid-Atlantic region. Located in the Event Center, attendees explore a wide selection of antique furniture, books, ceramics, glass, jewelry, linens, memorabilia, paper, toys, pottery, primitives, and vintage accessories.
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a.m. General Public from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Sun-day, February 8, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is $5.00 per person. Sweets Suite Bake Shoppe Café will be in the Event Center with a menu featuring a variety of soups, salads, sandwiches, baked goods, and refresh-ments. In addition, admis-sion to the show includes an opportunity to shop in WheatonArts’ award win-ning Museum Stores.
WheatonArts is a partici-pant in Museums on Us®, a customer-benefit program
offering free admission for a Bank of America cardholder to the finest museums and cultural institutions from coast to coast on the first full weekend of each month of 2015. Cardholders will receive admission to the show.
Interested dealers should call Doris Abeling, Event Coordinator, at 856-825-6800, extension 104, or send an e-mail to [email protected]. The registration form is on the WheatonArts web site at wheatonarts.org. For more
information about the show and/or WheatonArts, call 1-800-998-4552 or 856-825-6800, or visit online at wheatonarts.org.
In January, February and March the Museum of American Glass and the Artist Studios are closed. The Museum Stores are open Friday, Saturday and Sunday only, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., during these three months. No ticket required. WheatonArts returns to its six-day operating schedule (Tuesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.) on April 1.
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WILDWOOD - The At-lantic Ocean Classic Dog Show Cluster, hosted by the Boardwalk Kennel Club, fea-tured five days of competi-
Boardwalk Kennel Club All Breed Dog Show
Photos by George Capua
tions Wed., Jan. 28 through Sun., Feb. 1 at the Wild-woods Convention Center.
Multiple judges deter-mined the winner of each
category and various prizes were awarded. Winners will move on to the prestigious Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York City.
Additionally, vendors of-fered unique merchandise for those looking for some-thing special to pamper their pooch – from collars
and leashes to books and training tools. Guided tours gave the public the opportu-nity to learn about the sport of dog showing.
