Yougetcouponsfor459coursesandalsothe
new Golf Pass for free, with 40 additional
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JAZZ AT THE POINT
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Kick back, grab a cold drink and
enjoy some hot jazz every March
atJazzatthePoint,athree-dayweekendof
great artists in intimate settings in and
aroundtheSomersPointarea.Theweath-
ermightstillbealittlechillybut,hey,jazz
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istheperfectwaytochaseawaythosewin-
terblues.Alwaysthefirstfullweekendin
March,theSomersPointJazzSocietyalso
CAPE MAY COUNTY ZOO sponsors events in various locations along
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The Cape May County Zoo, a the bay on a summer evening. 609-927-
wooded park area off Exit 11 of
6677.www.spjazz.org
the Garden State Parkway on Route 9, is
home to nearly 200 different species of THE SAM AZEEZ MUSEUM
mammals,birds,amphibiansandreptiles. OF WOODBINE HERITAGE
Special exhibits include the World of
Birds,ReptileandAmphibianHouseand 44
The Sam Azeez Museum is a
living memorial to the multi-
an African Savanna. The large park area cultural history of Woodbine. Housed in
includes pavilions, a spacious playground the Brotherhood Synagogue which was
area and biking trails. Open every day constructedbytheearlyJewishsettlersin
except Christmas. No admission fee but the1800s,themuseumhousesawealthof
donations are accepted. 609-465-5271. history,personalaccounts,documentsand
www.capemaycountygov.net artifacts at 610 Washington Avenue. It’s
namedforSidney“Sam”Azeezwhogrew
CAPE MAY WINERY up during the Depression in Woodbine
andwasoneofthepioneersoftheinternet
spring,thesecondlargestassembledshore- 41
FormorethanadecadeCapeMay
Wineryhasbeenproducingaward- andcellphonetechnologies.Themuseum
bird population in the Western Hemi- winningwines,mainlyfromgrapesgrown is a designated teaching center for the
sphere.TheWorldSeriesofBirdingchal- in their own vineyards. The winery on Holocausteducationandisrecommended
lengesbirderstocountasmanyspeciesas Townbank Road in Lower Township is bytheJewishTravelGuideoftheUnited
possible in a 24-hour period; nearby, in openfortoursandtastingsofChardonnay, States and Canada. 609-646-9400 or
Cumberland County, bald eagles, great Riesling, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Pinot
www.thesam.org
blue herons, osprey and more can be GrigioandCabernetSavignonfromtheir
foundinTurkeyPoint,theMauriceRiver, own cellars -- daily in the summer and LIMA BEAN FESTIVAL
and Stow Creek. 609-884-2736, 609-861- weekends the rest of the year. Sample a
0700.www.birdcapemay.org glassofCapeMaywineoutsideinthepic- 45
The lowly lima bean has its 15
minutesoffameeveryColumbus
In Atlantic County, bald eagles soar nic area or visit the retail shop for great Day Weekend in Wilbraham Park in
eveninthewintermonthsatLakeLenape giftsembossedwiththewinerynameand West Cape May when lima bean lovers
inMaysLanding.Otherbirdinglocations takeafewbottleshometoenjoylater.609- gather to celebrate the proud tradition of
–ForsytheWildlifeRefuge,WhartonState
884-1169.www.capemaywinery.com lima bean farming in this little town.
Forest, Weymouth Furnace, Gaskill Park, A queen is crowned – and there’s always
Makepeace Lake Wildlife Management GOLF GETAWAYS homemade lima bean soup, baked
AreaandEstellManorPark–arelistedin limas, lima bean salad and more – limas
a Guide to Bird Watching in Atlantic 42
It’s easier than ever to experience
award-winninggolfcoursesthanksto in chili, barbecued, in salsa and even
County. For a free brochure visit the new Tee Time Golf Pass available at lima bean ice cream. 609-884-9325.
www.aclink.org www.acgolfvacations.comforanominalfee.
www.westcapemaytoday.com
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