Cape May Events & Activities
The Montreal Beach Resort blog is loaded with fun Cape May events & activities. Our Cape May hotel is located just steps from the sandy beaches and refreshing waters of Cape May, New Jersey. The Montreal Beach Resort has well-appointed hotel room accommodations, Harry’s Ocean Bar & Grille and a spectacular oceanfront pool. It comes as no surprise that people are always talking about the Montreal Beach Resort.
There are always many exciting activities in Cape May. Read below for great information about fun things to do in Cape May, & at the Montreal Beach Resort.
Jazz Festival in Cape May, NJ
Our newly renovated Montreal Beach Resort in Cape May will feature Fredericks Brown during this year’s Cape May Exit 0 International Jazz Festival. The performance will take place on Sunday June 1 at 2 p.m. in Harry’s Ocean Bar and Grille. Come and enjoy this Montreal Moment with family and friends.
What’s Happening in Cape May Easter Weekend?
Finally!…after a grueling winter the last of the snows have melted, the temperatures are rising and lovers of the pristine beauty of pre-season Cape May are quietly trickling in.
Because the “season” hasn’t really started yet we could appreciate the beauty of Cape May. If you are a bird watcher it doesn’t get much better than here. (Tripadvisor)
Nothing soothes the soul like the sounds of the ocean on a quiet day.
A New Era for the Montreal Beach Resort: Iconic Cape May Resort Hotel Announces New Name to Highlight Exciting Amenities
The Montreal Beach Resort, formerly known as the Montreal Inn, is a staple in Cape May hospitality. Located at the corner of Beach and Madison Avenue in historic Cape May, the hotel will officially adopt its new name on April 11th, 2014.
Montreal Beach Resort Announces 2014 Jazz Festival Packages in Cape May, NJ
Exclusive 2014 Exit Zero International Jazz Festival packages are now available from the Montreal Beach Resort.
Announcing “The Wine Cellar at Harry’s” Formerly the Montreal Liquor Store
The Montreal Beach Resort is proud to introduce The Wine Cellar at Harry’s, previously called the Montreal Liquor Store.