Get Sauced
Think you can grill with the best of them? Well, now is your chance to prove it. chARTer~TECH high school is accepting applications for its BBQ cook-off this weekend (May 30 & 31) at the A.C. Race Course in Mays Landing. "The Art of BBQ" features separate competitions for chicken, ribs, beef brisket and pork shoulders; prizes range up to $1,000. "If you really, truly love barbeque and you've never been to a professional competition, you just don't know what barbecue really tastes like," says event organizer David Goldberg. "It's really incredible." The competition really heats up Saturday when the food is judged and winners are announced. Events last from 10am-6pm and include a dessert competition and live music. There will be a $3 entry fee on Saturday. Visit www.theartofBBQ.com for more information. All proceeds go to the non-profit, public high school for the performing arts.
It's All Happening at the Zoo
Rocky the tiger, flamingoes from Michael Jackson's "Neverland" ranch, butterflies, bongos and bald eagles -- and that's just for starters. As the Cape May County Zoo celebrates its 30th anniversary this year, it continues to add attractions. The 80-acre park now boasts more than 550 animals representing more than 200 species. New this year is a bald eagle exhibit to complement the zoo's existing aviary and birds of prey exhibits. Also this summer, guests can take the Hummingbird Express, a four-car miniature passenger train that will take riders through the park. Other attractions include the 57-acre Savannah walk, Reptile House and gift shop. The zoo, part of the larger county park in Cape May Court House, remains one of the only free family attractions at the southern New Jersey shore (though donations are appreciated). Summer hours are 10am to 4:45pm. Visit www.capemaycountyzoo.org for more information
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AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION
Photos by Kevin Mccarty
Eric Clapton performed Sunday at Borgata's sold-out Event Center.
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Q: Was the show worth the price of admission?
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Josey Orr
Birdsboro, Pa.
A: I thought the price of the tickets was perfect because Clapton is one of the greatest musicians of all time and one of few who is still rockin'.
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