Every Wednesday at 10:30am - 11:30sm at Cape May City Library.

Join us on Thankful Thursdays at Cold Spring Brewery from 4-8pm January through March... proceeds will be donated to local causes and charities!

On Thursday, March 2 at 7:00 pm, the extraordinary 14-year-old pianist, Hans-Derek Yu, will present a free recital at Episcopal Church of the Advent, Cape May in preparation for two of the most important piano competitions in the United States: the National Finals of the MTNA Junior Competition, to be held in Baltimore, MD in mid-March; and the semi-finals of the prestigious Hilton Head International Piano Competition, also in March. His program will include Beethoven Sonata in f minor, "Appassionata"; Chopin Ballade in g minor; Ligeti "Devils Staircase Etude"; and Liszt Tarantella from "Venezi i Napoli."

Join me in Cape Mays Living Room for an evening of 'Fireside Sessions'. These special evenings are dedicated to a more intimate, interactive and up close experience of a singer songwriters original music. Come join Marlene and I for a fun evening of music!

Cold Spring Brewery at Historic Cold Spring Village is helping nonprofit organizations with its Thankful Thursday Events in February and March, and one of these is the Equity professional East Lynne Theater Company. ELTC, sited by Howard Shapiro for WHYY TV and Radio for "its polished and professional acting." 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm Call 609-884-5898 for more information.

Who – "Midiri Bros Traditional Jazz" featuring Joe Midiri on clarinet, Paul Midiri on vibes & trombone, Jim Lawlor drums, Jack Hegyl bass, Pat Mercuri guitar. One of the top Traditional Jazz Bands in America. Don't miss this one! www.midiribros.com Ticket charge - $15 advance purchase $20 at door – everyone is welcome $15 CMTJS member price Students FREE with school ID or parents Proceeds donated to "Food Bank of Southern Jersey" to help support local needs. Free Parking - Cash Bar - Optional Dinner 4:30 pm Come and enjoy some great Trad Jazz! www.capemaytraditionaljazzsociety.com 609-675-0175 Concert sponsored in cooperation with The Center for Community Arts and WCFA Radio 101.5 FM

One of the most popular bandleaders in the Boiler Room brings his group, The Sons of Thunder to perform unforgettable songs from a beloved era gone by. Performing in Congress Hall's Ballroom and featuring music from the 50s and beyond, Dane Anthony's show brings you tunes such as "Great Balls of Fire," "Personality," "Roll over Beethoven" and a tribute to the Platters. Known for his great energy and charisma onstage, Dane Anthony and his band will fill Congress Hall's Grand Ballroom with music and memories you won't want to miss. Adults can enjoy Dinner at the Blue Pig Tavern and the Show for $36.99, Kids $9.99. Tickets to the concert only $15.00. Call 609-884-8422.

One of the most popular bandleaders in the Boiler Room brings his group, The Sons of Thunder to perform unforgettable songs from a beloved era gone by. Featuring music from the 50s and beyond, Dane Anthony's show brings you tunes such as "Great Balls of Fire," "Personality," "Roll over Beethoven" and a tribute to the Platters. Known for his great energy and charisma onstage, Dane Anthony and his band will fill Congress Hall's Grand Ballroom with music and memories you won't want to miss. Starts at 7:30pm

Fifth and sixth grade students at West Cape May Elementary School are writing plays about the Revolutionary War under the guidance of their teacher Paige Calabro and East Lynne Theater Company's artistic director, Gayle Stahlhuth, who is also directing. Since focus is on playwriting, the performance is a staged reading, with script-in-hand. This is the 11th year that ELTC has provided workshops, with performances at this school, with no local funding. 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm Call 609-884-5898 for more information.

East Lynne Theater Company's popular radio-style production is back with live sound effects, commercials, and the same cast of seven going from Holmes' Victorian England, to Carter's Manhattan during World War II. In THE ADVENTURE OF THE RED-HEADED LEAGUE, Sherlock Holmes must learn why a man from Lebanon, PA, left money in his will to start a club for men with red hair. In THE VOICE OF CRIME, the illusive "Vox" announces he will pay Nick Carter if the clever detective discovers where his next robbery will occur. While THE RED-HEADED LEAGUE is not the original script by Edith Meiser that was aired on NBC (this one is adapted by Gayle Stahlhuth), THE VOICE OF CRIME is the original script By Walter B. Gibson and Edward Gruskin that originally aired on April 18, 1943, used with permission by Conde Nast. 8:00 pm - 9:15 pm

ThJoin Marlene and I for an evening of music at our 'Happy' place The Mad Batter. Come on in for a fun night of great music. C. Lynne Smith is Unusual. If Patsy Cline, Melissa Etheridge and Janis Joplin had a child she would be it. Her dynamic, soulful vocals combined with intricate guitar picking perfectly compliment her insightful lyrics. A prolific songwriter and multi-instrumentalist she has yet to be cornered into a single genre. Her style ranges from traditional country with a modern feel to folk, rock, blues and beyond. Her inspiration for creating music comes from a life well lived. From highs to lows, C. Lynne will drag you through the dirt, help you stand then show you the beauty of being alive. When she isn't songwriting she spends her time performing in the NJ and PA area. 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm Looking for an exciting way to show your support for the Cape May P.A.L.? We are offering a $550 Corporate VIP Sponsorship package for Comedy Night. The package includes 10 tickets to Comedy Night ($430 value), a reserved VIP table at the event, and your company's logo displayed on social media, video screens, and printed materials at the event. Tickets can be purchased online by going to www.DiscoverCapeMayNJ.com or at the Cape May Convention Hall box office. Lucky Bones will be providing lite fare, soda, beer, and wine. For more information, please contact Officer Tony Genaro by email at tgenaro@comcast.net or by phone at (609)374-4987.

Join Marlene and I for an evening of music at our 'Happy' place The Mad Batter. Come on in for a fun night of great music.

The 10th Annual SS Cape May features two afternoons of music business panels, workshops, clinics, mentoring, demo listening sessions and musical keynotes at the historic Congress Hall Hotel & Harrison Conference Center located in Cape May, NJ. Join us for the next conference and showcase March 24 & 25, 2017.

Join me in Cape Mays Living Room for an evening of 'Fireside Sessions'. These special evenings are dedicated to a more intimate, interactive and up close experience of a singer songwriters original music. Come join Marlene and I for a fun evening of music! 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Performing once again in Congress Hall's Grand Ballroom, The Bastard Sons of Captain Mey are Cape May's pride and joy. Building an ever growing fan base, their roots-Americana style is attracting music lovers from Brooklyn and beyond. The group is lead by Chris Gillin-Schwartz, one of the vanguards of the burgeoning local music community. Chris, Dylan and Max bring their youthful energy, ability to blend multiple instruments, and an expansive song selection to keep you singing and tapping in our own beautiful ballroom. Adults can enjoy dinner before the show at the Blue Pig Tavern for $36.99, Kids $9.99 (price includes concert ticket). Tickets to the concert only $10.00 (in advance) or $15.00 at the door. Call 609-884-8422 for more information.

The Bastard Sons of Captain Mey are Cape May's pride and joy. Building an ever growing fan base, their roots-Americana style is attracting music lovers from Brooklyn and beyond. The group is lead by Chris Gillin-Schwartz, one of the vanguards of the burgeoning local music community. Chris, Dylan and Max bring their youthful energy, ability to blend multiple instruments, and an expansive song selection to keep you singing and tapping in our own beautiful ballroom. Adults can enjoy Dinner and a Show for $36.99, Kids $9.99. Tickets to the concert only $10.00 (in advance) or $15.00 at the door. 7:30 pm