Cape May Best Bets
July 19 - July 25
Summer Wildflowers
The Cape May Bird Observatory's senior naturalist (and very knowledgeable plants person) takes 20 lucky folks on a Sunday morning tour of local wildflowers. Mark Garland knows his flowers - and, after this walk, you will too. Not only do you get to see pretty flowers, you'll see some very pretty butterflies and hummingbirds along the way. They do their part, you know, to keep everything blooming.
When: Sunday, 8:30AM-12:30PM.
Where: several Cape May venues
How Much:
$15 members, $25 non members
Contact: (609) 861-0700
Baby Parades
Not one but two Baby Parades this weekend - Both Wildwood and Stone Harbor trot out the litte ones for a chance to have their 15 minutes of fame a little early in life. Take your tot and tripod and get some photos that you can whip out in years to come, when that little tot's an easily embarrased teen.
When: Thursday, July 22, 6PM
Where: Wildwood Boardwalk from Burk Avenue to Schellenger Avenue
How Much: Free.
Contact: (609)729-4000
Family Days
Old fashioned games combined with local authors and even a storytelling contest can make for a nice break from the beach. This family weekend at Historic Cold Spring Village is also a book fair - meet local authors and find a new summer book to read.
When: July 24-25, 10AM-4PM
Where: Historic Cold Spring Village, 720 Route 9 North, Cape May
How Much: $7 adults, $5 children.
Contact: (609) 898-2300
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