JUNE EVENTS
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Stone Harbor Farmers Market: 1, 8, 15, 22. 8am – 12:30 pm. Browse the varied items and vendors available every Sunday until August 31st at the Water Tower Lot. www.facebook.com/StoneHarborFarmersMarket
Cape May Music Festival: 1-21. Cape May. Varied Venues. World-class orchestral & chamber jazz, Celtic and brass band music, and Bach’s Lunches. 609-884-5404 or 800-275-4278. www.capemaymac.org
Revolutionary Cape May: 1-30. Cape May Welcome Center. 609 Lafayette St. Learn about Cape May’s little-known naval role in the American War of Independence and the ingenuity of its citizens in battle on local waterways fighting to forge a new nation. Admission is free.
Carroll Gallery Exhibit: Cape May – The First and Only: 1-30. Cape May. Carriage House, Emlen Physick Estate. Cape May, the first and only, hails its unique place in 2026, celebrating 175 years as “America’s First Seaside Resort” and 50 years as the nation’s only National Historic Landmark City. Admission is free. www.capemaymac.org
What the Constitution Means to Me: 3-28. Cape May Stage, 405 Lafayette St. 609-770-8311. www.capemaystage.org
Farmers Market: 3,10,17,24. Ocean City. Tabernacle Grounds 8am to noon. Crafters in the street at 6th & Asbury Ave. www.oceancityvacation.com
Restaurant Week: 5-7. Sea Isle City. Participating businesses. 609-263-9090. www.seaislechamber.com
Ocean City Flower Show: 5-7. Music Pier, Ocean City. See beautiful commercial and amateur displays at the historic Music Pier. Show times are Friday 2pm to 8pm, Saturday 10am to 8pm and Sunday, 10am to 4pm. 609-399-6111. www.oceancityvacation.com
Strawberry Festival: 6. Cape May, Wilbraham Park, Chamber of Commerce of Greater Cape May, 609-884-5508, www.capemaychamber.com
PigDog Beach Volleyball Classic: 6-7. Schellenger Ave & the Beach, Wildwood. 9am - 6 pm. 732-778-9684. www.GreatAmericanVolleyball.com
Downtown Wildwood Farmer’s Market: 6,13,20,27. Wildwood. Byrne Plaza, 3400-3501Pacific Ave. 8am - 12:30pm. 609-523-1602. www.DOOWW.com
Stone Harbor Restaurant Week: 7-13. Stone Harbor. Participating restaurants on 7 Mile Island will offer special, fixed-price menu, providing a way for diners to explore Stone Harbor's diverse culinary experiences. Our locally owned eateries will showcase their unique styles and cuisines. www.stoneharborchamber.com
Flag Day Ceremony: 12. Wildwood Crest. Flagpole added to gazebo area at Sunset Lake. Time capsule placed in the base of the flagpole. Crest Memorial students to attend. Time – TBA. www.wildwoodcrest.org
Summer Crafts & Collectibles Show: 13. Cape May. Shop and browse outdoors on the grounds of the beautiful Emlen Physick Estate, 1048 Washington St., 10am to 4pm. among crafters and collectibles dealers from the tri-state region. www.capemaymac.orgam
Wildwoods Restaurant Week: 14-18. Participating establishments offer pre-fixe breakfast, lunch and/or dinner menu. 609-729-4000. www.WildwoodsRestaurantWeek.com
Downtown Wildwood Music in the Plaza Concert: 18. Wildwood. Byrne Plaza, 3400 Pacific Ave. 7:30 pm. Thurs. through 9/10. BYO chair. Free. 609-523-1602. www.DOOWW.com
Barefoot Country Music Fest: 18-21. Lincoln Ave Beach, Wildwood. This 4-day event will host over 30 of country music’s biggest stars and up-and-comers on multiple stages on the beach at Lincoln Avenue in Wildwood between the famous Morey’s Piers. With the combination of country music and the scenic Wildwood’s backdrop, this family-friendly, 4-day fest is a summer vacation destination. For more details, concert line-up or to purchase tickets, www.BarefootCountryMusicFest.com
Boardwalk Craft Show: 19-21. Wildwood. Boardwalk at Rio Grande Ave. Sat: 9am - 5pm. Sun: 9am - 3pm. 609-522-0198. www.BoardwalkCrafts.com
Music in the Park: 19, 22, 26, 29. Cape May. Free concerts evenings at Rotary Park located at 400 Lafayette St. 609-884-9565. www.capemaycity.com
Cape May City Craft Show: 20-21. Cape May. 714 Beach Ave. 10am - 5pm. 609-884-9565. www.capemaycity.com
Down on the Farm: 20-21. Historic Cold Spring Village, Cape May. Experience farm life! Visit barnyard animals, enjoy farming demonstrations, see antique and modern farming equipment exhibits, learn about vegetable gardening and more. www.hcsv.org
Skimmer Festival: 21. Sea Isle City. The City’s largest summer festival, featuring family-friendly activities and a food court. Enjoy a seaside vendor craft market along the oceanfront promenade. A food court will be open in front of Excursion Park located at JFK Boulevard and Pleasure Ave. Enjoy live free music, face painting, Art Bar, Photo Booth, Sand and Balloon Art and more. 9am to 4pm. 609-263-8687. www.visitsicnj.com
Skimmer Antique Auto Show And Parade: 21. Sea Isle City.Join us on Father’s Day for an Antique Auto Show along the Promenade. History-buffs and auto-enthusiasts will flock to display and admire scores of vintage vehicles while enjoying live music by The Snake Brothers Band. Trophies will be presented. Winning vehicles will parade through town. 9am to 2pm. 973-563-0254. www.visitsicnj.com
National Marbles Tournament: 22-25. Ringer Stadium, Wildwood Ave & the beach, Wildwood. Celebrating its 102nd year. 8am daily. www.NationalMarblesTournament.org
Downtown Wildwood Movies in the Plaza: 23. Wildwood. Byrne Plaza, 3400 Pacific Ave., Wildwood. Movies start when it gets dark. Tues. through 8/25 except 8/4. BYO chair. 609-523-1602. www.DOOWW.com
Lecture: Battle of Turtle Gut Inlet in Wildwood Crest: 24. Crest Arts Pavilion. Hosted by John Ryan, Historic Cold Spring Village. Lecture will promote the reenactment event that will take place at the Village. www.wildwoodcrest.org
Cape May County Library Speaker Series: 25. Cape May. Ron Rinaldi, Speaker and Writer Topic: General Washington’s Ten Crucial Days. Cape May City Branch. 720 Franklin St. 6pm. 609-884-9100. www.capemayhistory.org
Cape May County Library Speaker Series: 25. Meet the Author Book Signing - Inga Bucella Writer and Illustrator for the Waves of Independence. Cape May City Branch. 720 Franklin St. 6pm. 609-884-9100. www.capemayhistory.org
Free Family Movie Under The Stars: 25. Sea Isle City. Excursion Park located at JFK Blvd. & Pleasure Ave. Dusk. 609-263-8687. www.visitsicnj.com
Wildwoods Boardwalk Friday Night Fireworks Kick-Off: 26. Launched at 10pm. from Pine Ave. Beach & visible to everyone on the Boardwalk & beyond. Every Friday night through Sept. 4. Rain date Sunday, 10pm. 609-523-1602. ww.DOOWW.com
Free Concert Under The Stars: 27. Sea Isle City. Excursion Park located at JFK Blvd. & Pleasure Ave. 7:30pm 609-263-8687. www.visitsicnj.com
Antique Auto Show: 27. Ocean City. Over 300 vintage vehicles. Tabernacle grounds, 6th and Asbury Avenue. 9am - 2pm. Boardwalk parade after 2 p.m. www.jerseycape.aaca.com
Cape Express Beach Blast Soccer: 27-28. Wildwood. Beach, between Spencer & Poplar Aves. 7am - 6pm. www.CapeExpress.com
Hands on History: 27-28. Historic Cold Spring Village, Cape May. Enjoy family activities, games and crafts relating to the various trades and tasks found in the Village. www.hcsv.org
Reenactment of Battle of Turtle Gut Inlet: 28. Sunset Lake, Wildwood Crest. The Battle of Turtle Gut Inlet, the only Revolutionary War battle fought in Cape May County, will be reenacted by the Youth Virginia Regiment. Tents, demonstrations of daily life during the Revolutionary War. Noon and 2pm www.wildwoodcrest.org
Drone Show over Sunset Lake: 29. Sunset Lake Gazebo. Celebration features Drone Show over Sunset Lake at 9:15pm. www.wildwoodcrest.org
Sara The Turtle Festival: 29. Sea Isle City. Excursion Park at JFK and Pleasure Aves. Learn about the important role turtles play in our environment while enjoying activities, entertainment and nature displays. Festival-goers of all ages will enjoy exhibits, a close-up look at turtles, exotic animals, kid’s activities and live entertainment. 609-263-8687. www.visitsicnj.com
Starstruck Dance Challenge National Dance Championship: 29 - July 4. Wildwoods Convention Center. 7am - 11pm. 855-527-7507. www.StarStruckCompetition.com
Cape May Music Festival: 1-21. Cape May. Varied Venues. World-class orchestral & chamber jazz, Celtic and brass band music, and Bach’s Lunches. 609-884-5404 or 800-275-4278. www.capemaymac.org
Revolutionary Cape May: 1-30. Cape May Welcome Center. 609 Lafayette St. Learn about Cape May’s little-known naval role in the American War of Independence and the ingenuity of its citizens in battle on local waterways fighting to forge a new nation. Admission is free.
Carroll Gallery Exhibit: Cape May – The First and Only: 1-30. Cape May. Carriage House, Emlen Physick Estate. Cape May, the first and only, hails its unique place in 2026, celebrating 175 years as “America’s First Seaside Resort” and 50 years as the nation’s only National Historic Landmark City. Admission is free. www.capemaymac.org
What the Constitution Means to Me: 3-28. Cape May Stage, 405 Lafayette St. 609-770-8311. www.capemaystage.org
Farmers Market: 3,10,17,24. Ocean City. Tabernacle Grounds 8am to noon. Crafters in the street at 6th & Asbury Ave. www.oceancityvacation.com
Restaurant Week: 5-7. Sea Isle City. Participating businesses. 609-263-9090. www.seaislechamber.com
Ocean City Flower Show: 5-7. Music Pier, Ocean City. See beautiful commercial and amateur displays at the historic Music Pier. Show times are Friday 2pm to 8pm, Saturday 10am to 8pm and Sunday, 10am to 4pm. 609-399-6111. www.oceancityvacation.com
Strawberry Festival: 6. Cape May, Wilbraham Park, Chamber of Commerce of Greater Cape May, 609-884-5508, www.capemaychamber.com
PigDog Beach Volleyball Classic: 6-7. Schellenger Ave & the Beach, Wildwood. 9am - 6 pm. 732-778-9684. www.GreatAmericanVolleyball.com
Downtown Wildwood Farmer’s Market: 6,13,20,27. Wildwood. Byrne Plaza, 3400-3501Pacific Ave. 8am - 12:30pm. 609-523-1602. www.DOOWW.com
Stone Harbor Restaurant Week: 7-13. Stone Harbor. Participating restaurants on 7 Mile Island will offer special, fixed-price menu, providing a way for diners to explore Stone Harbor's diverse culinary experiences. Our locally owned eateries will showcase their unique styles and cuisines. www.stoneharborchamber.com
Flag Day Ceremony: 12. Wildwood Crest. Flagpole added to gazebo area at Sunset Lake. Time capsule placed in the base of the flagpole. Crest Memorial students to attend. Time – TBA. www.wildwoodcrest.org
Summer Crafts & Collectibles Show: 13. Cape May. Shop and browse outdoors on the grounds of the beautiful Emlen Physick Estate, 1048 Washington St., 10am to 4pm. among crafters and collectibles dealers from the tri-state region. www.capemaymac.orgam
Wildwoods Restaurant Week: 14-18. Participating establishments offer pre-fixe breakfast, lunch and/or dinner menu. 609-729-4000. www.WildwoodsRestaurantWeek.com
Downtown Wildwood Music in the Plaza Concert: 18. Wildwood. Byrne Plaza, 3400 Pacific Ave. 7:30 pm. Thurs. through 9/10. BYO chair. Free. 609-523-1602. www.DOOWW.com
Barefoot Country Music Fest: 18-21. Lincoln Ave Beach, Wildwood. This 4-day event will host over 30 of country music’s biggest stars and up-and-comers on multiple stages on the beach at Lincoln Avenue in Wildwood between the famous Morey’s Piers. With the combination of country music and the scenic Wildwood’s backdrop, this family-friendly, 4-day fest is a summer vacation destination. For more details, concert line-up or to purchase tickets, www.BarefootCountryMusicFest.com
Boardwalk Craft Show: 19-21. Wildwood. Boardwalk at Rio Grande Ave. Sat: 9am - 5pm. Sun: 9am - 3pm. 609-522-0198. www.BoardwalkCrafts.com
Music in the Park: 19, 22, 26, 29. Cape May. Free concerts evenings at Rotary Park located at 400 Lafayette St. 609-884-9565. www.capemaycity.com
Cape May City Craft Show: 20-21. Cape May. 714 Beach Ave. 10am - 5pm. 609-884-9565. www.capemaycity.com
Down on the Farm: 20-21. Historic Cold Spring Village, Cape May. Experience farm life! Visit barnyard animals, enjoy farming demonstrations, see antique and modern farming equipment exhibits, learn about vegetable gardening and more. www.hcsv.org
Skimmer Festival: 21. Sea Isle City. The City’s largest summer festival, featuring family-friendly activities and a food court. Enjoy a seaside vendor craft market along the oceanfront promenade. A food court will be open in front of Excursion Park located at JFK Boulevard and Pleasure Ave. Enjoy live free music, face painting, Art Bar, Photo Booth, Sand and Balloon Art and more. 9am to 4pm. 609-263-8687. www.visitsicnj.com
Skimmer Antique Auto Show And Parade: 21. Sea Isle City.Join us on Father’s Day for an Antique Auto Show along the Promenade. History-buffs and auto-enthusiasts will flock to display and admire scores of vintage vehicles while enjoying live music by The Snake Brothers Band. Trophies will be presented. Winning vehicles will parade through town. 9am to 2pm. 973-563-0254. www.visitsicnj.com
National Marbles Tournament: 22-25. Ringer Stadium, Wildwood Ave & the beach, Wildwood. Celebrating its 102nd year. 8am daily. www.NationalMarblesTournament.org
Downtown Wildwood Movies in the Plaza: 23. Wildwood. Byrne Plaza, 3400 Pacific Ave., Wildwood. Movies start when it gets dark. Tues. through 8/25 except 8/4. BYO chair. 609-523-1602. www.DOOWW.com
Lecture: Battle of Turtle Gut Inlet in Wildwood Crest: 24. Crest Arts Pavilion. Hosted by John Ryan, Historic Cold Spring Village. Lecture will promote the reenactment event that will take place at the Village. www.wildwoodcrest.org
Cape May County Library Speaker Series: 25. Cape May. Ron Rinaldi, Speaker and Writer Topic: General Washington’s Ten Crucial Days. Cape May City Branch. 720 Franklin St. 6pm. 609-884-9100. www.capemayhistory.org
Cape May County Library Speaker Series: 25. Meet the Author Book Signing - Inga Bucella Writer and Illustrator for the Waves of Independence. Cape May City Branch. 720 Franklin St. 6pm. 609-884-9100. www.capemayhistory.org
Free Family Movie Under The Stars: 25. Sea Isle City. Excursion Park located at JFK Blvd. & Pleasure Ave. Dusk. 609-263-8687. www.visitsicnj.com
Wildwoods Boardwalk Friday Night Fireworks Kick-Off: 26. Launched at 10pm. from Pine Ave. Beach & visible to everyone on the Boardwalk & beyond. Every Friday night through Sept. 4. Rain date Sunday, 10pm. 609-523-1602. ww.DOOWW.com
Free Concert Under The Stars: 27. Sea Isle City. Excursion Park located at JFK Blvd. & Pleasure Ave. 7:30pm 609-263-8687. www.visitsicnj.com
Antique Auto Show: 27. Ocean City. Over 300 vintage vehicles. Tabernacle grounds, 6th and Asbury Avenue. 9am - 2pm. Boardwalk parade after 2 p.m. www.jerseycape.aaca.com
Cape Express Beach Blast Soccer: 27-28. Wildwood. Beach, between Spencer & Poplar Aves. 7am - 6pm. www.CapeExpress.com
Hands on History: 27-28. Historic Cold Spring Village, Cape May. Enjoy family activities, games and crafts relating to the various trades and tasks found in the Village. www.hcsv.org
Reenactment of Battle of Turtle Gut Inlet: 28. Sunset Lake, Wildwood Crest. The Battle of Turtle Gut Inlet, the only Revolutionary War battle fought in Cape May County, will be reenacted by the Youth Virginia Regiment. Tents, demonstrations of daily life during the Revolutionary War. Noon and 2pm www.wildwoodcrest.org
Drone Show over Sunset Lake: 29. Sunset Lake Gazebo. Celebration features Drone Show over Sunset Lake at 9:15pm. www.wildwoodcrest.org
Sara The Turtle Festival: 29. Sea Isle City. Excursion Park at JFK and Pleasure Aves. Learn about the important role turtles play in our environment while enjoying activities, entertainment and nature displays. Festival-goers of all ages will enjoy exhibits, a close-up look at turtles, exotic animals, kid’s activities and live entertainment. 609-263-8687. www.visitsicnj.com
Starstruck Dance Challenge National Dance Championship: 29 - July 4. Wildwoods Convention Center. 7am - 11pm. 855-527-7507. www.StarStruckCompetition.com
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