As with many special events scheduled for 2020 and into 2021, the annual Mike’s Seafood Polar Bear Run/Walk for Autism that is typically held on the Sunday of Presidents Day weekend could not be held this year due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

April 16-18
Girls Weekend
Town-wide

Now more than ever, we could all use a vacation with our closest girlfriends! Spend a spring weekend in Sea Isle City for a safe and fun experience full of shopping, dining, laughing and more! Hosted by the Sea Isle City Chamber of Commerce and Revitalization, the event features unlimited opportunities to eat, drink and shop throughout town.

As you first arrive in Sea Isle City this spring and ride through town, you’re likely to notice some new businesses that have opened their doors. With new shopping, takeout options and real estate professionals available to you, now is the perfect time to check out the latest buzz within the business community.

Chocolate lovers, rejoice! Perfect for an after-dinner treat or perhaps a before-dinner indulgence, O’Donnell’s Chocolate Martini is one of its most popular signature drinks.

TIGHE, GIBSON, FEELEY UNOPPOSED

Mary Tighe, Jack Gibson and J.B. Feeley will run unopposed during the May 11 municipal election. The trio, running under the slogan “Committed to Community, Dedicated to Progress,” have teamed up to run together for the three open council seats.

POLAR BEAR’S YOUNG HELPER

Regan Capone, a 10-year-old from Sea Isle City, found a way to participate in the “Around the World in 80 Days” fundraising campaign that became this year’s alternative to the annual Polar Bear Run/Walk for Autism due to the pandemic.