34 - Exit Zero Magazine

the exit zero guide to what’s going on In
Cape May... Who, What, Where And When
Wednesday 9/29
Thursday 9/30
Friday 10/1
Saturday 10/2
Sunday 10/3
Monday 10/4
Tuesday 10/5
Coming Up...
Murder at the Physick Estate
Prepare for a spine-tingling
experience in a Victorian
mansion. In this interactive
experience, guests enter the
Physick Estate only to learn of
a wealthy financier’s sudden
death. As his heiresses scramble
to solve the mystery, it becomes
apparent that this death was no
accident at all. The play, written
for audience participation by Ray
Crew, concludes with dessert
and a recepetion where guests
can meet the cast. Shows at
6:45 and 8:30. Tickets are $25.
Call (609) 884-5404 for more
information.
Cabanas Fantasy Football
Headquarters
Hemingway’s Country music and
half-price specialty drinks
Merion Inn George Mesterhazy
Ugly Mug Terry-Oke!
Opening Night of Topdog/
Underdog Come see Cape May
Stage’s newest production, a
Pulitzer Prize-winning, darkly
comic drama about two AfricanAmerican brothers (named
Lincoln and Booth) and their
tense relationship. This can’tmiss production opens at the
Robert Shackleton Playhouse
at 8pm. Call (609) 884-1341 for
tickets and information.
Boiler Room Terry-Oke!
Brown Room Matt Santry, 8pm
Cabanas Smarter than a
bartender? 9pm
Congress Hall Pool Bar Full
Moon Party, 7-10pm
Ebbitt Room Paul Sotille Jr. Jazz
Trio, 6:30pm
Hemingway’s Half-price martinis
and jazz
Merion Inn George Mesterhazy
Pilot House Jay Bethel, 9pm
Rusty Nail Gregg Carpenter,
4:30-9:30pm
Q and A with the Cast of
Berkeley Square First, see the
East Lynne Theater Company’s
new show at 8pm at the First
Presbyterian Church, 500
Hughes Street. Enjoy this timetravelling romantic fantasy. Then
stay afterwards to ask the actors
and artistic director, Gayle
Stahlhuth, just about anything
you’d like. Call (609) 884-5898
for tickets and information.
Boiler Room Third Degree
Brown Room Gregg Carpenter,
8pm
Cabanas Happy Hour, live music,
4-7pm; Grape Street Riot, 10pm
Cape May Winery Gourmet
Cheese Fridays, 5-7pm
Copper Fish Bill Caterini
Ebbitt Room Paul Sotille Jr,
6:30-10:30pm
Hemingway’s DJ Jeff Walden,
9pm
Mad Batter Geno White
Merion Inn George Mesterhazy
Pilot House Barry, 9pm
Rusty Nail Carl Behrens, 4:30-9,
Back2Life, 9pm
Ugly Mug Big Romeo
Crab-A-Palooza That’s right, the
C-View’s annual Crab-A-Palooza
is back this weekend. Head out
to Texas Avenue from 1-7pm for
live music, beer and plenty of
crabs.
Sole Sisters Nun Run 2010
Pick up a new habit and join
the Sisters of Saint Joseph of
Philadelphia at Saint Mary Bythe-Sea for a run. The five-mile
run and two-mile walk fundraiser
commemorates the 100th
anniversary of the Saint Mary bythe-Sea Retreat House in Cape
May Point. All races start and
finish at Saint Mary By-the-Sea,
at 101 Lehigh Avenue. The twomile walk begins 8:30am, and the
five-mile run begins at 9:15am.
Music and refreshments will
follow the races at the Retreat
House. For more information,
visit www.ssjphila.org/capemay
or call 1-800-482-6510.
Oktoberfest Cape May’s
beautiful Jackson Street comes
alive with the sights and sounds
of this fun festival. Enjoy
German beer (from an actual
beer garden) and browse stalls
offering German goods and
crafts. Runs from 10am-5pm.
Admission is free. Call (609) 8845508 for more information.
Axelsson’s Blue Claw George
Karavan
Boiler Room The Dane Anthony
Band
Brown Room Darin MacDonald,
8pm
Cabanas Happy Hour, live music,
4-7pm; Joe Grassi Band, 10pm
C-View Crabapalooza, 1-7pm
Copper Fish Bill Caterini
Ebbitt Room Paul Sotille Jr,
6:30pm
Harpoon Henry’s Michael
James, 6-10pm
Hemingway’s DJ Ronnie B, 9pm
Mad Batter Joe and Mike
Merion Inn George Mesterhazy
Rusty Nail Kate Delany 4:30pm,
Pokerface, 9pm
Ugly Mug Evolution
Cape May Renaissance Festival
Access to Art has assembled
their first annual Renaissance
Festival on the beautiful 40acre vineyard at Willow Creek
Farm this Saturday and Sunday.
Visitors will be regaled with
Elizabethan song and dance,
pirates, falconers, bubbleblowers, fire-eaters, and a
production of Shakespeare’s As
You Like It. Karen Case Cook
assumes the role of Queen
Elizabeth I for the festival,
and she’ll be feted by a court
of actors in period costume.
Come for good food, good
entertainment, and great
performance art. Held at 168
Stevens Street in West Cape
May, the event runs Saturday
and Sunday from 10am-5pm.
Tickets are available online at
www.accesstoart.org.
Cabanas NFL action with NFL
Sunday Ticket
Hemingway’s NFL Sunday Ticket
Lucky Bones $2.99 Cuban pulled
pork sandwiches at the bar from
12-4pm
Merion Inn George Mesterhazy
Rio Station NFL Food and Drink
Specials
Rusty Nail Trinidelphia, 1-5pm
Ugly Mug NFL games on bigscreen TVs, with 25-cent wings
and half-price cheesesteaks.
People At Work at the Gail
Pierson Gallery For a fresh
look at the workplace, visit
Nancy Tankersley’s exhibit of
oil paintings depicting chefs,
waitresses, bartenders and
businesspeople in luminous
color. Tankersley is a Marylandbased artist who visited
businesses in Cape May and
Philadelphia for her latest series.
Local color, indeed. The gallery
is at 660 Washington Street,
and open from 10am-9pm on
Mondays. Call (609) 884-2585 for
more information.
Cabanas Monday Night Football
Tailgate Party, with drink specials
based on the home team
Hemingway’s Half-price
margaritas and island music
Merion Inn George Mesterhazy
Rusty Nail Wesley Ochs, 4:30pm
Fisherman’s Wharf Tour
Cape May is the fourth-largest
commercial fishing port in the
United States, and on this guided
tour around the Lobster House
restaurant, you’ll learn how food
gets from the sea to your table.
Tours start at 11am and are also
available on Thursday, Saturday
and Sunday. Admission is $10 for
adults and $7 for children.
Merion Inn Jazz Trio
Ugly Mug Terrible Tuesday with
DJ Pancakes
Humor: Can It Save the
World? The Cape May Forum:
Chautauqua at the Shore
inaugurates its first season from
October 8-10 of programming
intended to enhance the lives
of locals and visitors with
cultural events. The theme
for the long weekend will be
humor, and events include
lectures, film screenings,
readings, and stand-up comedy.
For more information, visit
www.capemayforum.org.
Did we miss anything? Call our
global headquarters at (609) 7708479, fax us at (609) 770-8481 or
email [email protected].
Cape May’s 38th Annual
Victorian Week Rated one
of North America’s “Top
100 Events,” this week-long
extravaganza from October
8-14 celebrates Cape May’s
Victorian heritage, featuring
historic house tours, murder
mystery dinners, chocolate
fantasy buffet, vintage dance
workshop, craft and antique
shows, living history programs
and more. Call (609) 884-5404
for more information.
The Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning “Topdog/Underdog” opens at Cape May Stage this week.
Don’t miss the Cape May Renaissance Festival in West Cape May on the Willow Creek Vineyard on October 3.