We discovered this charming museum while wandering through Cape May. We saw the sign outside that admission was by donation, so we thought we'd go in to see what was there. We were greeted by Mark, who is actually incredibly attentive and extremely interesting. He told us the story of Congo, the chimp, and spent a great deal of time giving us the history of the museum and showing pictures of Congo and his artwork. We were free to view the art on our own. This museum was different for us, but we really enjoyed our visit. Highly recommend taking some time to enlighten yourself. Very pleasurable visit.

As an artist, I love all kinds of art! The curator Mark was excited to share all his knowledge about this hidden gem of thought provoking art. The layout is designed to improve our mind and how we view the world and it’s simple and complicated journey in earth school. It is off the path of shops down a little alleyway. My husband and I discovered it by accident. We were drawn into it by the different posters on the windows, but what we found inside was a new friend and stimulating art. As Cape May is known for its diamonds, this would be one of those gems which last lifetimes! Highly recommended.

I had an amazing experience here. I am visiting from England and my friend and I came across this little gem and Mark. Mark was very informative, telling and showing us many interesting things. We especially loved the story of Congo but equally the rest of the art in there. The works of art in there are unusual but very clever in what they are trying to say and makes you think. I would happily recommend this place, it is free and yes a donation is asked for but most people would be happy to donate, given the experience. Thank you Mark, we loved our visit.