Join the fun as the Washington Street Mall merchants host their annual Hospitality Nights December 12 and 13 – Thursday and Friday evenings – from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. It is small-town America at its finest, as many Mall merchants open their doors those nights offering visitors the promise of a delectable treats and some holiday cheer.
The festivities spill out onto the Mall as carolers stroll the three-block pedestrian walk singing your favorite holiday songs. Musicians gather at street corners to entertain shoppers passing by. You might even get a glimpse of Santa Claus, if you have been particularly good this year.
This annual event attracts both locals and visitors alike. Many book their B&B reservations a year in advance so they can stay in their favorite inns, eat at their favorite restaurants and visit their favorite stores. Do a little shopping, share a little holiday cheer and experience first-hand the charm and beauty of Cape May in an old-fashioned small town Christmas.
The Mall will be decorated with lights and festive décor, and we have plenty of colorful merchants anxious to welcome you to Cape May. In the 300 block, you can find a certain shopkeeper regaled in his Viking hat, ladling his famous Swedish grog complete with Scandinavian witticisms. The City Centre Mall in the 400 will be decked out in holiday style, ready to share some yummy treats will all who visit.
In the 500 block, you might find a man donned in his Santa hat at the back of the candy store ready to share his eggnog recipe with friends old and new. Or maybe you’ll come across Santa in the five-and-dime, on the steps of a certain Christmas store or just walking the Mall.
So why wait? Make your reservations now or plan a day trip. Experience for yourself small-town life as it used to be and still is on the Washington Street Mall.
For questions or more information visit our website at washingtonstreetmall.com.
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