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September 10, 2026
MORE THAN 200,000 cubic
yards of sand have been placed on Avalon's north end beaches
near 13th and 14th Streets. Sand pumping continues, with
work moving toward 9th Street. Once sand is fully placed
at the northern limit of the project, sand pumping will return
to the 14th Street area and begin moving southward to 25th
Street. Temporary closures occur in the immediate
vicinity of the work, and reopen as the work zone moves. UPCOMING EVENTS: Sunset Cruise aboard American
Star. Cape May Whale Watch and Research Center,
South Jersey Marina, Cape May. Raffles, 50/50, Cash Bar.
Benefits Family Promise of Cape May County. Thursday,
September 10th, 5:30pm to 8:30pm.
Tickets:
RRecent Listings:
PROPERTIES UNDER CONTRACT:
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September 4, 2026

AJ Meerwald, New Jersey's tall ship, glides back toward her
berth at the Cape May-Lewes Ferry terminal
after a late-summer
sail. AJ Meerwald sails several times weekly from Cape May
through September 27th.
AHHH...SEPTEMBER!
It's a little less crowded, and the pace is a
little slower...but everything is still open, the ocean is still
warm, and the weather is beautiful! Locals and visitors alike
often refer to September as "the best month at the shore!"
IT'S LOCAL SUMMER! After a
busy, fast paced summer season, September marks the start of
"local summer"—a chance for those of us living and working here
to steal a few moments of relaxation. Sometimes it's a
visit to the beach after work, a morning ride on the boat, or a
visit to a favorite restaurant. Why not join us?
Want to book a fall getaway? Browse
www.LFVacations.com to
find your fall retreat!
DREDGE EQUIPMENT has arrived in Avalon and set-up work
has begun. Pipes are being laid both in the water and on
the beach, equipment is staged on the beach, and work vessels
have been active in Townsend's Inlet. Some beach paths and
sections of beach have been closed temporarily as equipment is
moved or connected; closed areas will reopen as soon as it's
safe to do so. Look for actual sand pumping to begin this
week.
TOWNSENDS INLET
was the subject of a CBS News Philadelphia report, as the
growing beach on the Sea Isle side of the bridge has made it
difficult for vessels to navigate the drawbridge when they leave
or enter the inlet. The drawbridge, which raises to allow
passage of larger power vessels and sailboats, used to be near
the center of the inlet, but migrating beach sand has crept
closer and closer to the navigation channel. Wind and
tidal currents add to the challenge, making for a white-knuckle
experience for large vessels. CBS report and interview
features Captain Irv Hurd of the Miss Avalon who describes the
challenge of navigating the channel.
Read the report and watch the video
UPCOMING EVENTS:
Thursdays at Surfside: BOSTYX.
Surfside Park, Thursday, September 3rd, 7pm to 9pm.
AirFest at US Naval Air Station Wildwood Museum.
Vintage aircraft, fly ins, displays, antique military vehicles,
live music, food vendors, kids activities. Naval Air
Station Wildwood (at Cape May County Airport), Thursday,
September 3rd through Sunday, September 6th.
Info and tickets
Sunset Cruise aboard American Star.
Cape May Whale Watch and Research Center, South
Jersey Marina, Cape May. Raffles, 50/50, Cash Bar.
Benefits Family Promise of Cape May County. Thursday,
September 10th, 5:30pm to 8:30pm.
Tickets
Atlantic City In-Water Boat Show.
Golden Nugget, Farley State Marina, September
10th-13th, 10am to 6pm.
Avalon End-of-Summer Shop Hop. End-of-season discounts
on clothing, shoes, apparel, accessories, home décor, and more.
Avalon business district, Friday, September 11th-Sunday,
September 13th.
September
11th Remembrance Ceremony. Veterans Plaza, Friday,
September 11th, 8:30pm.
Wildwood Air Show. Featuring US Air Force F-22
Raptor Demo Team, a Cold War MiG-17F, NJ Air National Guard’s
177 Fighter Wing F-16 flyby, and a P-51 Mustang. Saturday
& Sunday, September 12th & 13th, 12 noon to 3pm.
Show info
Somm's Table: Northern Rhone vs.
Southern Rhone. The Washington Inn & Wine Bar,
Sunday, September 13th, 3pm to 4pm.
Reserve a table
Bulk Trash Pick-Up,
Stone Harbor. Monday, September 14th; place items curbside
up to 72 hours prior. No construction debris, hazardous
waste, paint, or propane will be collected.
Drop-In Flu Shot Clinic.
Acme Pharmacy will provide flu shots free with most insurances
(bring ID and insurance card.) Avalon Free Public Library,
Saturday, September 19th, 12pm to 3pm.
Savor September Festival. Food
vendors, breweries and wineries, live music, artisans.
96th Street, Saturday, September 26th, 11am to 7pm.
Weekly Activities:
Every Sunday: Stone
Harbor Farmer's Market, Water Tower Plaza, Sundays, 8am to 12
noon.
Every Wednesday: Dune Walks
with The Wetlands Institute. Learn about Avalon’s high dunes
and how they protect the island. 48th Street Beach Path,
Wednesdays through September 2nd, 9:30am. Suggested cost of $3
per person.
Daily
Activities:
Every Day: Salt Marsh Safari,
Wetlands Institute, Stone Harbor Boulevard.
info here: