Over the past 40 years, the City of Cape May has created a nurturing environment of public-private partnerships by leasing publicly-owned structures and estates to responsible, local, non-profit organizations so that a wide array of cultural, historical, arts, environmental, and recreational events can be provided to our residents and visitors on a year round basis.  Current partnership agreements: 

1. The historically designated Emlen Physick Estate with the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts and Humanities;
2. The historically designated Washington Street Mall Information Booth with the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts and Humanities; 
3. The historically designated Franklin Street School with the Center for Community Arts;
4. The historically designated, former Welcome Center with Cape May Stage;
5. The historically designated Colonial House with the Greater Cape May Historical Society
6. The Nature Center with the New Jersey Audubon Society;
7. The Cape Island Tennis Club with the Cape May Tennis Club, Inc.;
8. The Marine Research Facility with Rutgers University; and
9. The historically designated Transportation Center/Welcome Center with the Chamber of Commerce of Greater Cape May.