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Buzz Ware Village Center
Atlantic City Marina District
Atlantic City North Beach
Fun for all ages awaits at North Beach Atlantic City, the newly revitalized cultural hub on the Atlantic Ocean. Spend a weekend exploring and you will find spectacular dining, exciting casinos, thrilling rides, live entertainment, serene ocean views, and so much more.
With a new energy, brand-new eateries and a beautiful Boardwalk overlooking the pristine Atlantic Ocean, North Beach Atlantic City has developed into the city’s cultural epicenter. Over the last years, the opening of Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City, Ocean Casino Resort and Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall has pumped new life into this northern section of the Boardwalk, adding to the excitement already established by Resorts Casino & Hotel, Steel Pier and the Absecon Lighthouse.
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The Arden Fair
The Arden Fair is one of the longest running festivals in New Castle County! Featuring children’s games and rides, handmade crafts by over 100 vendors (many of whom are local), an Antiques Market, used books (inside Gild Hall), plants, live music all day in the Shady Grove, delicious food and drink, an art exhibit, and more!
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Sanibel Island Florida
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On September 23, 2022 Hurricane Ian struck Southwest Florida. Ian was a deadly and extremely destructive Category 5 Atlantic hurricane which was the third-costliest weather disaster on record worldwide, the deadliest hurricane to strike the state of Florida since the 1935 Labor Day hurricane, and the strongest hurricane to make landfall in Florida since Michael in 2018. The cities of Fort Myers, Cape Coral, and Naples were particularly hard hit, leaving millions without power in the storm’s wake and numerous inhabitants forced to take refuge on their roofs. Sanibel Island, Fort Myers Beach, and Pine Island bore the brunt of Ian’s powerful winds and its accompanying storm surge at landfall, which leveled nearly all standing structures and collapsed the Sanibel Causeway and the Matlacha Bridge to Pine Island, entrapping those left on the islands for several days. These aerial photos and Google Maps Street view contributions document the devestation six months after the storm.
- Periwinkle Way (March 2023)
- East Periwinkle Way (March 2023)
- West Gulf Drive (March 2023)
- East Gulf Drive (March 2023)
- Matlacha (April 2023)