VENTNOR – A mini-farmers market was held Sunday, Dec. 9 at the Red Room Cafe on Dorset Avenue. Shoppers browsed the tables, which included merchandise perfect for holiday gift giving, including knitted items, specialty salts, homemade soups, candy and baked goods, jewelry and pottery, and Red Room’s famous homemade pastas. Read more…
VENTNOR – Shoppers browsed the tables filled with finely crafted gift items Saturday, Dec. 7 at the Ventnor Cultural Arts Center. In addition to some fine art and photography, offerings included upcycled crafts, fine jewelry, leatherwork, pottery.
VENTNOR – Specatators lined the parade route to enjoy the biggest and best holiday parade the city has ever seen. Facebook blew up following the fourth annual Twilight Holiday Parade held along Ventnor Avenue Saturday, Dec. 8. Posters agreed that the hype behind this year’s parade was well warranted, and Read more…
VENTNOR – The city held its fourth annual Tree Lighting Wednesday, Dec. 4 on the south portico of historic City Hall. The tree lighting was schedule to be held Sunday but postponed to Wednesday because of the weather. A crowd of spectators gathered amid spritzing raindrops to see Mayor Beth Read more…
VENTNOR – A handful of volunteers have been working since summer to make the fourth annual Ventnor Twilight Holiday Parade the best ever. According to parade organizer Shelley D’Orazio, there are about 75 units registered to march in the parade, although fewer may actually show up depending on weather and Read more…
VENTNOR – Due to the inclement weather, the City of Ventnor has rescheduled Sunday’s Tree Lighting Ceremony. The Tree Lighting will be held 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 4 at Ventnor City Hall, 6201 Atlantic Ave. Bring the kids for hot chocolate, cookies and a visit with Santa and his friends.
VENTNOR – Beginning on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 28 and throughout the holiday season, there’s no need to feed the parking meters. The city is offering free metered parking in commercial areas until Jan. 1, 2020. The free parking is designed to assist residents during the holidays and encourage shopping in Read more…
VENTNOR – Students at the Ventnor Middle School celebrated the diversity that is Ventnor during its annual Multicultural Fair, Tuesday, Nov. 26. According to eighth grade history teacher Debbie Duff, 62 students participated in the fair on a voluntary basis representing 20 different countries. “The students participated after school on Read more…
VENTNOR – The Ventnor Middle School Student Council has been collecting non-perishable food items for the last two weeks. Thanks to the generosity of students from pre-k through eighth grade, the food is being donated to several Ventnor families.
It’s time to get your metabolism revved up for mom’s Thanksgiving Day culinary treats. When it’s time to put the turkey into the oven, it’s also time to lace up your running shoes. Margate will be holding its 2019 “Huffin for the Stuffin” 5K/1-Mile Run, Walk or Waddle 9:30 a.m. Read more…