Sue Van Duyne shows the garden planted in the fountain behind the Ventnor Cultural Arts Center.
The Stanley Cup made a run through Sea Isle City and Ocean City on Thursday.
Los Angeles Kings Assistant Coach John Stevens reportedly owns a home in Sea Isle, and as per tradition, each member of the Stanley Cup winning team gets to spend 24 hours with the National Hockey League's vaunted prize.
The Cup spent most of the morning and early afternoon at various spots in Sea Isle, then traveled through Ocean City (reportedly stopping at a home near 32nd and Bay) on the way to Harrah's Resort Atlantic City for a late-afternoon event.
Here are some snapshots from social media throughout the day.
