By BARBARA CLARK Cape Cod may not be the first area that comes to mind if you’re thinking about the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. We tend to...

By CHRISTINE LYNCH The first couple’s dance class my husband and I took with Ellen Brodsky was her Ballroom Dancing Basics offered through the Falmouth Community...

Food gets people there. The setup keeps them happy. Feed Them  Play the hits. Burgers, dogs, corn, watermelon, potato salad and pasta salad are cookout classics for a...

By CEARRA O’HERN With the bright, salty scent in the air and the noisy, congested traffic on the roads, summer is finally in full swing on Cape Cod. The season marks an...

By KATIE NELSON Some of the best songwriters and musicians strive to write love letters to their favorite places, encapsulating meaningful scenes from their treasured...

By JESSICA KOWAL, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR When we step into our gardens, we aren't just planting seeds—we are managing a complex, living ecosystem. For decades, traditional...

The dogs may not be allowed on the beaches during the summer month’s but, don’t let that stop you and your pup from having a great time exploring the Cape this summer!...

BY SUMAIYA NOURY When you think of Cape Cod fashion, what immediately comes to mind? Chances are navy blues, stripes and beachwear will come to mind, but to store...

BY BARBARA CLARK Imagine driving on Cape Cod’s crowded summer roads, navigating the traffic stalls and squalls on Route 28. Should you happen to look for a shortcut and...

BY CHRISTINE LYNCH “Our business is like a metamorphosis of changes.” — George Morse What a joy it is to spot the first butterfly of spring. Beautiful, seemingly...

BY GEORGE CLONDAS I was at a dinner party this spring when a friend turned to me and asked, “George, you like to fish, right?” “Yes,” I said. “Can you teach me to...