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on John Roloff's Étude Atlantis (photo: JCarnegie)
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Atlantic City Ballet
If you thought Atlantic City was just full of roulette wheels and one-arm bandits, you're in for a treat. A multi-cultural company of young and enthusiastic professional dancers performs classical ballets and contemporary dance pieces throughout the year for audiences of all ages.
Oceanside Movie Viewing
Downbeach Film Festival/Atlantic City Cinefest
www.downbeachfilmfestival.org; Tel: 609/823-9159 Film buffs rejoice. Every October, Atlantic City celebrates the art of moviemaking. Along with showcasing new independent and studio films, this festival shines a spotlight on the directors and actors. Recent guests have included filmmaker Robert Downey Sr., Terence Winter (executive producer of HBO's Boardwalk Empire), and actor Peter Dobson. What could be better for movie lovers than seeing some great flicks while mingling with the filmmakers down at the shore?
Museums in Unusual Settings
There are a number of artsy venues, plus museum exhibits in different locations: Noyes Museum of Art
www.noyesmuseum.org
www.noyesmuseum.org
The Noyes has an amazing collection of American folk art, vintage duck decoys, and exceptional examples of work by regional and national artists, currently displayed is various locations.
The Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton College
2200 Fairmount Ave.; Tel: 609/626-3805; artsgarageac.com
Recently opened at The Walk in The Wave Parking Garage, this satellite of The Noyes Museum has three galleries, artist studios, an arts & crafts shop, and a café. Every month, on a Saturday, the AC Craft Market is held here.
Great Seaside Entertainment
The list of headliners performing on any given night in the various AC hotels is truly amazing. There are also many wonderful, free outdoor concerts and other free activities for the whole family; and be sure to check out some local talent:
Dante Hall Theater
14 No. Mississippi Ave; Tel: 609/347-2162
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Beyonce in AC
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14 No. Mississippi Ave; Tel: 609/347-2162
Locals like to attend shows at this hidden gem and so will you. The beautifully-restored, 1920s' building now serves as a cultural center with concerts, professional and amateur theater productions, children’s shows, and special festivities.
Food Glorious Food
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AC's famous Steel Pier (photo: ACA)
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Atlantic City Restaurant Week www.acrestaurantweek.com
In March, some 80 restaurants participate with prix-fixe, three-course meals at affordable rates. For fabulous Italian food anytime, try Capriccio at Resorts.
Where to Stay:
There are hotels for all tastes in AC. Check out the Atlantic City Alliance for things to do and a place that suits you. Many of the AC hotels offer special packages along with mid-week and seasonal discounts. Plan your visit for any season. AC has great activities all year long, not just during the summertime.
Getting There: Drive or take Greyhound's "Lucky Streak" Bus: www.luckystreakbus.com
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Getting There: Drive or take Greyhound's "Lucky Streak" Bus: www.luckystreakbus.com
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