CAPE CHARLES – The town of Cape Charles is gearing up to ring in the New Year with its signature celebration, the Dropping of the Crab Pot. Scheduled for 10 p.m. on December 31, this annual event will take place on Mason Avenue, promising an evening of community festivities and spirited revelry.
This beloved tradition has become a highlight of the holiday season, drawing locals and visitors alike to the heart of Cape Charles. The centerpiece of the celebration is the illuminated crab pot, symbolizing the town’s coastal/watermen heritage, which descends to mark the final moments of the year.
The festive atmosphere on Mason Avenue is set to provide an unforgettable backdrop for welcoming 2025.
Organizers encourage attendees to dress warmly and arrive early to secure a spot along the bustling street. With safety a priority, street closures and parking adjustments will be in place, and volunteers will be on hand to assist with directions and crowd management.
The Dropping of the Crab Pot has become a cherished part of Cape Charles’ identity, embodying the town’s vibrant community spirit and maritime pride. Whether you’re a resident or a visitor, Mason Avenue is the place to be this New Year’s Eve.
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