Cape May Music Festival: Atlantic Brass Band
The award-winning, 35-piece Atlantic Brass Band, under the baton of Salvatore Scarpa, returns to Cape May with an exciting new program of rousing band music, the perfect high note for Memorial Day Weekend. No purchase necessary.
Cape May Music Festival: New York Chamber Ensemble
Featuring Artistic Director Eliot Bailen, cello, and Susan Rothholz, flute, the New York Chamber Ensemble presents selections from the classical chamber music repertoire performed by accomplished New York musicians.
Cape May Music Festival: SnackTime
SNACKTIME is Philadelphia’s already beloved seven-piece band. Created in Summer 2020, the group began performing free shows in Philadelphia's Rittenhouse Square that quickly attracted huge crowds. This progressed to sold-out headlining shows, support for national touring artists, and slots at major music festivals.
Cape May Music Festival: The 13th Annual George Mesterhazy Tribute Concert
Artistic Director Barry Miles once again brings together musical friends and colleagues of the late jazz pianist George Mesterhazy for this intimate tribute.
Cape May Music Festival: New Jersey Symphony Chamber Players
The New Jersey Symphony Chamber Players will perform as a woodwind quintet for the Cape May Music Festival. Made up of members Bart Feller, flute; Bob Ingliss, oboe; Juan Esteban Martinez, clarinet; Andrea Menousek, horn; Bob Wagner, bassoon, this quintet will delight audiences with a program including Jacques Ibert’s playful Trois Pièces Brèves, Valerie Coleman’s anthem of freedom and unity “Umoja,” and Franz Danzi’s lyrically beautiful Quintet in G minor, amongst other pieces.
Bach's Lunch
Lunch and a classical music mini concert combine for a wonderful afternoon at the historic Inn of Cape May. These intimate performances feature members of the Bay Atlantic Symphony.
Cape May Music Festival: Bay Atlantic Symphony
The Bay Atlantic Symphony is a performance and education organization with its artistic vision driven by the philosophy that music is essential to life.
Jazz Brunch
Savor a delicious jazz brunch with Paula Johns at the Shore Club. Paula is an accomplished cabaret singer and jazz vocalist who hails from Philadelphia. She is often compared to Ella, and some of the great contemporaries of that era, but Paula brings her own distinctive panache to each song she sings...especially the songs from The Great American Songbooks of Porter, Rogers & Hart, Jobim, Bacharach and others.
Midday Music and More
Enjoy an intimate classical music performance over lunch at the historic Washington Inn, presented by Friends of the Cape May Music Festival, featuring Eliot Bailen, Susan Rotholz and Jed Gaylin.