Cape May Point Arts and Science Center

### Context Profile for Cape May Point Arts and Science Center

1. **Organization Mission & Cause**:
   - The Cape May Point Arts and Science Center is dedicated to fostering a love for the arts and sciences within the community. Their mission emphasizes education, creativity, and environmental awareness, aiming to provide engaging programs that inspire individuals of all ages to explore and appreciate the natural world and artistic expression.

2. **Type of Activities**:
   - The organization hosts various activities, including:
     - **Art Exhibitions**: Featuring local artists, such as the "da Vinci Gala - Silent Art Auction," which showcases artworks and supports local talent.
     - **Community Programs**: Events like stargazing nights and educational workshops that promote science and art.
     - **Fundraising Campaigns**: Regular events aimed at raising funds to support their programs and initiatives.

3. **Tone of Voice**:
   - The tone of the website and communications is **friendly, inviting, and community-oriented**. It conveys enthusiasm for arts and sciences while maintaining a professional demeanor. The language is accessible and encourages participation and engagement from the community.

4. **Emoji Usage**:
   - The website does not prominently feature emojis in its content. However, in email communications, the use of emojis may be minimal or absent, focusing instead on clear and professional language to convey messages.

5. **Key Facts**:
   - **Founding Info**: Specific founding details were not available on the website, but the organization has established itself as a community hub for arts and science.
   - **Scale**: The organization has conducted 30 total forms and sent out 468 email campaigns, indicating an active engagement with their community.
   - **Impact Metrics**: While specific metrics were not detailed on the website, the success of events like the da Vinci Gala suggests a positive impact on local artists and community engagement.
   - **Volunteer Info**: Information on volunteer opportunities was not explicitly mentioned, but community involvement is likely encouraged through events and programs.

6. **Writing Guidelines**:
   - **Style**: Use a friendly and inviting tone that reflects community engagement. Avoid overly formal language; instead, opt for a conversational style that encourages participation.
   - **Structure**: Keep content clear and concise, using short paragraphs and bullet points where appropriate to enhance readability.
   - **Call to Action**: Include clear calls to action in communications, encouraging readers to participate in events, support fundraising efforts, or engage with the center's programs.
   - **Personalization**: Utilize personalized greetings in emails (e.g., addressing recipients by their first name) to foster a sense of connection.

This context profile provides a comprehensive understanding of the Cape May Point Arts and Science Center, enabling AI assistants to create tailored and effective content that resonates with the organization’s mission and audience.

This includes a two night stay at the Cape May Point Science Center in a private room, Friday night wine and cheese welcome reception, Saturday night dinner, as well as a continental breakfast on Saturday and Sunday.

2 nights - Single Occupancy

This includes a two night stay at the Cape May Point Science Center in a private room for two people, Friday night wine and cheese welcome reception, Saturday night dinner, as well as a continental breakfast on Saturday and Sunday.

2 nights - Double Occupancy

This includes one night stay on Saturday the 28th at the Cape May Point Science Center in a private room, Saturday night dinner, as well as a continental breakfast on Sunday.

1 night - Single Occupancy

This includes one night stay on Saturday the 28th at the Cape May Point Science Center in a private room for two, Saturday night dinner, as well as a continental breakfast on Sunday.

1 night - Double Occupancy

This gets your entry to the wine and cheese welcome reception on Friday night for members who are not staying at the Cape May Point Science Center.

Friday Wine and Cheese

This will get you entry to the Saturday night dinner at the Cape May Point Science Center for members who are not staying at the Cape May Point Science Center.

Saturday Night Dinner

Please join fellow members of the Native Plant Society of New Jersey on September 27 - 29 for a unique getaway weekend in Cape May Point during peak fall avian and invertebrate migration. We will be staying at the recently-opened Cape May Point Science Center, formerly St. Mary’s by the Sea Retreat House, an iconic 38,000 square foot Victorian structure built in 1889 as the Shoreham Hotel. Within a few square miles, you can experience the beauty and wonder of one of the world’s major butterfly migration routes, the largest concentration of one of the world’s oldest creatures, horseshoe crabs, and critical habitat for migratory and predatory birds, including hawks, owls and eagles. Devoted to environmental protection, restoration, and conservation throughout the region, The Science Center builds on Cape May Point’s century-and-a-half-long legacy of providing a restorative backdrop for recreational, spiritual, and educational retreats.  The weekend will begin Friday, September 27th, with a welcome appetizers of wine and cheese reception and orientation to all things local - suggested hiking and biking routes, birding opportunities, garden walks and more. Saturday will start with a Continental breakfast followed by a day of exploration and learning and dinner Saturday evening for attendees and local guests. Check out is Sunday morning, September 29, (continental breakfast will be served) and the week ends with visits to two outstanding native gardens a short drive up the parkway. If you can’t join us for two days, you’re welcome to sign up for just Saturday night. LODGING INFORMATION: Reservations for rooms at the Cape May Point Science Center are reserved for the first 30 sign ups. Lodging at the Cape May Point Science Center is a communal experience; private bedrooms are located on the second floor with shared bathrooms along the hallways. Most rooms have one queen-size bed, but there are rooms have full-size or twin beds. The Science Center sits yards from the Atlantic Ocean and a block away from the Cape May Point State Park. The Cape May Bird Observatory, NJ Audubon Center, and native plantings around Lake Lily are all within a short walking distance. The Cape May Point Science Center is a recent recipient of a mini-grant from the NPSNJ, to support its on-going transition to a native pollinator garden located in the heart of the migratory path of monarch butterflies (think lots of milkweed!) and the Atlantic flyway. If the room option you prefer is SOLD OUT, please email <a href="mailto:info@cmpscience.org" style="color:inherit;text-decoration:inherit;user-select:auto;box-sizing:inherit">info@cmpscience.org</a> to be added to a wait list.

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Please join fellow members of the Native Plant Society of New Jersey on September 27 - 29 for a unique getaway weekend in Cape May Point during peak fall avian and invertebrate migration. We will be staying at the recently-opened Cape May Point Science Center, formerly St. Mary’s by the Sea Retreat House, an iconic 38,000 square foot Victorian structure built in 1889 as the Shoreham Hotel. Within a few square miles, you can experience the beauty and wonder of one of the world’s major butterfly migration routes, the largest concentration of one of the world’s oldest creatures, horseshoe crabs, and critical habitat for migratory and predatory birds, including hawks, owls and eagles. Devoted to environmental protection, restoration, and conservation throughout the region, The Science Center builds on Cape May Point’s century-and-a-half-long legacy of providing a restorative backdrop for recreational, spiritual, and educational retreats.  The weekend will begin Friday, September 27th, with a welcome appetizers of wine and cheese reception and orientation to all things local - suggested hiking and biking routes, birding opportunities, garden walks and more. Saturday will start with a Continental breakfast followed by a day of exploration and learning and dinner Saturday evening for attendees and local guests. Check out is Sunday morning, September 29, (continental breakfast will be served) and the week ends with visits to two outstanding native gardens a short drive up the parkway. If you can’t join us for two days, you’re welcome to sign up for just Saturday night. LODGING INFORMATION: Reservations for rooms at the Cape May Point Science Center are reserved for the first 30 sign ups. Lodging at the Cape May Point Science Center is a communal experience; private bedrooms are located on the second floor with shared bathrooms along the hallways. Most rooms have one queen-size bed, but there are rooms have full-size or twin beds. The Science Center sits yards from the Atlantic Ocean and a block away from the Cape May Point State Park. The Cape May Bird Observatory, NJ Audubon Center, and native plantings around Lake Lily are all within a short walking distance. The Cape May Point Science Center is a recent recipient of a mini-grant from the NPSNJ, to support its on-going transition to a native pollinator garden located in the heart of the migratory path of monarch butterflies (think lots of milkweed!) and the Atlantic flyway. If the room option you prefer is SOLD OUT, please email <a href="mailto:info@cmpscience.org">info@cmpscience.org</a> to be added to a wait list.

Cape May Point Arts and Science Center

A September Weekend with the Native Plant Society of New Jersey at the Cape May Point Science Center

101 Lehigh Ave

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2 nights - Single Occupancy

$375

2 nights - Double Occupancy

$550

1 night - Single Occupancy

$225

1 night - Double Occupancy

$300

Friday Wine and Cheese

$40

Saturday Night Dinner

$40