orlivemusicfromsymphonytojazz,you’ll to appeal to all tastes. From waterfront fromWheatonCulturalArtsCenterisavail-
finditinsouthernNewJersey.Composed restaurants with casual deck dining and able. The Art Center also offers concerts,
ofeightculturallydiversecounties Atlantic, reggaemusictopubsandsportsbars,andof artistexhibitions,literaryreadingsandgallery
Burlington,Camden,CapeMay,Cumberland, course,thedazzlingcasinoresortswith24- talks.GardenPierontheAtlanticCityBoard-
Gloucester, Ocean and Salem southern hour gaming excitement and headline walkatNewJerseyAvenue.Freeadmission.
NewJerseyishometosuperbartscenters, entertainment,muchoftheregion’sexcite-
609-347-5837.www.acartcenter.org
museums, symphonies, and theaters. menttakesplacewhenthesungoesdown.
Whether it is ticket information or simply Perhaps the most popular night spots are DELAWARE BAY DAYS
ideasforcultural,artsadventures,theSJCA those with outside decks overlooking the
has up to the minute information. Check water. The casual, island atmosphere of 87
Celebrate the rich maritime
history,vibrantcultureandnatural
the SJCA’s Cultural Calendar at 888-704- these establishments lends itself to great, resourcesoftheDelawareBayatafestivalin
SJCA.www.sjca.net relaxingtimesandrefreshinglibations. June.Satisfyyourhungerwithfreshseafood,
soul food and homemade fare and enjoy
BEACH BARS ATLANTIC CITY HISTORICAL artisans and crafters, river tours, guided
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VisitorstoAtlanticCitycanenjoy MUSEUM & THE ATLANTIC CITY wetlandwalksandavisittoNJ’sOfficialTall
thetraditionalrecreationalbeach ART CENTER Ship,thehistoricschoonerA.J.Meerwald.
activities plus the feature that originally At the end of the day, pull up your lawn
gave the resort its fame while treating 86
TheAtlanticCityHistoricalMuseum
features a permanent display of chair for a concert under the evening
themselvestoalibationortwosoakingup costumes,posters,photographs,songsheets, sky complemented with a lighted boat
the sun upon the sand. Atlantic Citys postcards, souvenirs and an array of Miss parade and spectacular fireworks to end
beachfront casinos operate bars on the America memorabilia as part of its collec- your unique and fun-filled day. 856-785-
beach, offering food, tropical drinks and tion.Thevideo“Boardwalk Ballyhoo”gives
2060.www.bayshorediscovery.org
entertainment for those who crave the aglimpseoffamousAtlanticCitymemories
excitementofthecasinosyetwanttotake including the high diving horse plunging HISTORIC BRIDGETON
pleasureinthebeachatmosphereandcool from the platform on Steel Pier. Garden
ocean water during the warmer weather PierontheBoardwalkinAtlanticCity.609- 88
With more than 2,200 homes,
taverns and churches from the
fromMaythroughSeptember.
347-5839.www.acmuseum.org Colonial, Federalist and Victorian eras,
The Atlantic City Art Center contains Bridgeton is New Jersey’s largest historical
NIGHTSPOTS threeexhibitiongallerieswithworksbycon- district.Mostofthehistoricbuildingsareon
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No matter your mood, the clubs, temporary artists and artisans who have theNationalRegisterofHistoricPlacesand
bars and restaurants around achievednational,regionalorlocalrenown. stillinusetoday.
Atlantic,CumberlandandCapeMaycoun- Theexhibitschangefrequently.Worksinthe Potter’s Tavern dates to 1767 and was a
tiesofferthemusic,ambianceandsettings galleryshopareforsaleandhandmadeglass popular meeting place for Cumberland
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