science education. Enjoy the observation
toweranddeckwithstunningviewsofCape
MayHarbor,colorfulthemedgardens,pic-
nic tables, a nature store, public exhibits
including saltwater aquaria teeming with
oceanlifeandplentyoffreeparking.1600
Delaware Avenue, in Cape May. 609-898-
8848.www.njaudubon.org/centers/nccm
STOCKTON PAC
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TheStocktonPerformingArtsCen-
teronthecampusofTheRichard
StocktonCollegeofNewJerseyinPomona
istheheartofthecollege’sartslifewitha
fullcalendarofeventsthroughouttheyear
withtop-qualityperformances.Theartscen-
terishometotheBayAtlanticSymphony
withperformancesheldyearround.Several
theater productions are staged during the
yearalongwithfineartexhibitions.It’seasi-
ly accessible from anywhere in Southern
NewJersey,justofftheGardenStatePark-
way.609-652-9000.www.stockton.edu
NATIONAL MARBLES TOURNAMENT
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Hundreds of mibsters (players ages
74
8 to 14) trek to the Wildwoods in
Junefortheofficialnationalcompetitionin DELSEA DRIVE IN
the sport of marbles. Winnersof the local
tournamentsvieformarbleshonorsonper- 75
It’stheonlydrive-inmovieinNew
Jersey and it’s on Delsea Drive in
79
manently planted marbles rings on the Vineland!TheDelseaDrive-Inwasbuiltin
beach at Wildwood Avenue. 800-WW-BY- 1949, closed in 1987 and reopened a few
SEA.www.nationalmarblestournament.org years ago. It’s family fun, nostalgia and
Marble Weekend at the WheatonArts entertainment,butwithmoderntechnology
andCulturalCenterinMillvilleshowcases – does it get any better than that? Create
artistsanddealerswhospecializeinmarbles some new drive-in memories with your
intheeventcenter.Demonstrationsinthe children or your sweetie! 856-696-0011.
GlassStudioarealsopartoftheevent.800-
www.delseadrive-in.com
998-4552.www.wheatonarts.org
OCEAN CITY ARTS CENTER
ATLANTIC CITY AIRSHOW
“THUNDER OVER THE BOARDWALK” 76
TheOceanCityArtsCenterhosts
avarietyoffineartsclasses,includ-
74
InAugust,thereisnobiggerevent ing painting, drawing, pottery, sculpture,
thanthefreeairshowinAtlantic classic ballet and tap, jazz and private
City.Thrilltoheart-stoppingfeats,aerobat- music classes in piano, violin, flute and WATCH THE TRAM CAR, PLEASE
ics maneuvers, formation flying and solo guitar. The Gallery at the Arts Center strolling the Board-
routinesofmilitaryandcivilianpilotsthat offers a variety of exhibitions every 77
When you’re
walk in Wildwood you’ll always
makeitoneofthemostpopulareventsin month, displaying the work of individual hear “watch the tram car, please” and a
Atlantic City. Flybys and demonstrations artists and groups. Annual events include funny, yellow moving car will pass by.
reach up to 15,000 feet and as low as 50 the Boardwalk Art Show and a Fine Rollingchairswerereplacedbytramcarsin
feetoverthewaterinfrontoftheAtlantic Craft Show in August, a Juried Regional 1946totakepassengersfromoneendofthe
City skyline with performances and Art Show in November and a Juried Boardwalktotheotherforanickel.Today,
demonstrationsbytheU.S.AirForce,U.S. Photography Show in April. Concerts, the price is a bit higher, and the style of
Army, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Navy, Air afternoonmusicals,lecturesandworkshops dressismorecasualthantheeraofrolling
National Guard, civilian acts and much are held throughout the year. 609-399- chairsbuttheexcitementofridinginthese
more!www.atlanticcityairshow.com
7628.www.oceancityartscenter.org bigyellowtramcarsisjustasmuchfun.
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