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Our CLOWNS “Derby”, “Rusty” & “Merrilee” , offer Face Painting, Balloon Animals and Magic at parties amidst an atmosphere of silliness, slapstick & fun. The children all receive stickers, a magnet and our company coloring books to take home.

“The Amazing Stanley, Comedy Nerd Magician” performs a 45 minute Comedy Magic Show that is Kid Interactive and filled with laughter & surprise. Then, each child is presented with their own personal Balloon Animal.

“Mother Goose” , is perfect for younger children who may be uncomfortable around clowns. From the tip of her bonnet to the pet goose (puppet) she carries she presents a Kid Friendly show that is filled with fun and a little extra love. Our classic “Mother Goose” offers Face Painting, Balloon Animals and Nursery Rhymes, Stories & Games tailored to the age of your child. The children all receive stickers, a magnet and our company coloring books to take home.

“Raggedy Ann” is a doll come to life. She will entertain your children with Stories, Songs and Games. “Raggedy Ann” works with puppets and also offers Face Painting & Balloon Animals. The children will all receive stickers, a magnet and our company coloring books to take home.

“The Easter Bunny” visits with a Special Friend who will help the Bunny bring “Lots of Easter Joy” into your home or school. This show includes Stories, Songs & Games as well as the opportunity for you to takes photos of each child with the “Easter Bunny”. Of course “The Easter Bunny” will bring his basket full of chocolate eggs for the kids.

“Santa & Mrs. Claus” straight from the North Pole! Whether you want a short home visit or you are having a Birthday or Holiday Party, we have a show that will suit your needs. “Mrs. Claus” offers the children Stories, Songs, Games & a little bit of “Holiday Magic”! The children all get to sit on “Santa’s” lap. Your photos of “Santa & Mrs. Claus” with your family will be memories you will always cherish.

Sea Isle City is a city in Cape May County, New Jersey, United States. It is part of the 'Ocean City Metropolitan Statistical Area'. As of the United States 2000 Census, the city population was 2,835. Sea Isle City is located on Ludlam Island, which also contains part of Dennis Township.

Sea Isle City was originally incorporated as a borough on May 22, 1882, from portions of Dennis Township, based on the results of a referendum held six days earlier. The borough was reincorporated on March 31, 1890. On April 20, 1907, the area was reincorporated as the City of Sea Isle City, based on the results of a referendum held on April 30, 1907.

There have been many hurricanes and huge storms that have hit the small island of Sea Isle City, New Jersey. The storms of the 1890's, 1920's, and the 1944 Great Atlantic Hurricane have been some of the worst natural disasters to hit the coast of New Jersey. The Ash Wednesday Storm of 1962, a major Nor'easter that hit on March 6, 1962, tops all other storms that have hit the area in the recent past. The storm lasted three days of continuous rain. It was categorized as a "100-year storm." Almost every beach front home or property was destroyed or damaged. Many people evacuated in time to save their lives, but came back to find their homes and assets destroyed. Eventually, the only way out of town was the causeway, and when that flooded, rescuers had to use helicopters to evacuate the rest of the town.

About a week later when the storm had subsided, Sea Isle City citizens moved back into their homes and began the needed revisions. As a result of the storm, a "dune line" was formed, and this caused beach front businesses and homes to move back from the shoreline an average of one block.

The tallest building in Sea Isle City is The Spinnaker condominium towers. The tallest freestanding structure is the town water-tower.
The water-tower always had "Welcome to Sea Isle City" painted on it until 2002 when the printed message was change to "Smile! You're in Sea Isle City"
Sara The Turtle Day is the city's local holiday, celebrating a fictional turtle named Sara who became the city's unofficial mascot. The city also hosts an annual Polar Bear Plunge every February
As of 2001, the only amusement park, Fun City, was closed and the land was sold for development of beach homes.
The average price for a weekly summer beach house rental during peak season is $1,500 a week.
Landis Avenue, Sea Isle City's main street, is named for the city's founder, Charles K. Landis, who was also the founder of Vineland, New Jersey.
The local 7-Eleven food store is one of the few stores in the chain that is not open 24-hours a day. The store opens at 6am and closes either shortly after or at midnight.
Busch's Seafood is the city's oldest seafood restaurant, which will celebrate its 125th anniversary in 2007. The restaurant has been passed down through five generations of Busch and Phillips families who have owned and run the establishment.
Contrary to popular belief, Strathmere (located at the north end of Ludlam Island) is not part of Sea Isle City. It is part of Upper Township. Townsend Inlet, located at the south of the island, is part of the city