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On Stands Now

Beach Avenue as seen from the water

The Summer Issue

Inside the issue: Inside the issue: Veterans turned vendors in the hot dog business. The boats, planes, and automobiles of the Delaware River and Bay Authority. Beach tags, taggers, and collectors. A thought provoking proposal to address Cape May’s parking problem. Skateboarding culture in Cape May. And more!

Cover: Beach Avenue as viewed from the ocean. Photo by Michelle Giorla

Brit's Eye View with Richard Crossley

Nature with David LaPuma

Design in Bloom with Elaine Stevenson Haas

Try This at Home with Chef Jon Davies

Dining Out Restaurant Reviews

Prime Selections with Elaine Stevenson Haas

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Sound Waves Cape May's music scene

The Islander Interviews with locals

Artist in Residence Works by local artists

Rental History with Bill Godfrey

Be Our Guest Accommodation reviews with Marjorie Preston

Interior Motives

Wish You Were Here

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After 17 years, we can easily say that Cape May Magazine is like no other. This unique lifestyle magazine about America’s first seaside resort is something you can sit and relax with, reading at you own pace and exploring each page.

Printed on high quality paper and square-back bound, it’s delivered to your door six times a year. Each edition is filled with stunning photographs and lively stories from this famous South Jersey locale, a town that generations of visitors call their “happy place.”

In addition to fascinating features about Cape May’s past and present day challenges, you’ll find regular columns on birding, nature, personalities, architecture and real estate; plus restaurant reviews, shopping advice and seasonal recipes.

The website you’re looking at here is but a sample of the real thing–the beautifully printed magazine that you can hold and savor one page at a time… and lay on your coffee table for casual reading later.

Discover it for yourself. We think you’ll find Cape May Magazine is extraordinary.

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