The Archives
Guests split the “G” with ease inside the Irish Goodbye Pinthouse, an eclectic restaurant and pub with Guinness on tap in North Falmouth. The Irish Goodbye Pinthouse...
There are no secrets behind the pinked-out front doors of Pink Door Catering & Market. Inside the storefront at 800 Falmouth Road in Mashpee, the kitchen is open...
The Chart Room at Kingman Yacht Center in Cataumet first opened in 1966 aboard a converted New Jersey Central Railroad barge built around the turn of the last century....
On any given day, the sparkle in the windows of Falmouth Jewelry Shop reflects more than a finely crafted piece, it tells a story of love, legacy and artistry. Neda and...
Big Guy Landscape has served Cape Cod for over 25 years. A true full-service operation, Big Guy is there from initial design and construction through long-term...
In 2004, I contracted Lyme disease after a tick bite while working in my yard in Wellfleet. At the time, my other company already offered tick control, so I began...
Our readers support the Enterprise and On Cape. The Enterprise Subscriptions department support our readers. Whether it is handling renewals or introducing new...
Insuring Your Tomorrows Today: 50 Years of Family and Trust Founded in 1976 by Noel Almeida, this family-owned business began with a simple mission: to protect what...
When you are experiencing the effects of an injury, overuse or arthritis on your bones, joints or muscles, there’s a skilled expert at Falmouth Orthopedic Center...
In just three years, Wag Dog Spa has grown from a one person salon to now three full-time groomers and one part time apprentice. Grooming is more than just a bath or...
The news has been gathered, the ads are sold, it is time for the pieces to come together. This is where the Enterprise design department shines. The methods have...
Oftentimes during the rush at Moto, when the place is humming and packed with people, we turn to each other and say, ‘It feels just like a real restaurant!’ Because...
For over 90 years, Ermine Lovell Real Estate has been woven into the fabric of the Upper Cape, built on deep local roots, long-standing relationships, and a genuine...
In 2020, we opened our doors as a boutique real estate firm with the goal of providing a highly personalized, customized, and professional experience for all our...
Nestled in North Falmouth, October Gulls is a coastal boutique where style, creativity and community come together. Owner Karen named the shop after her two...
Technology is meant to simplify life—but for many, it often does the opposite. That’s where Gadgets Made EaZy comes in. Founded with the mission of making technology...
Cathy Moore is a third-generation real estate professional with more than 26 years of experience and a strong, trusted presence in her community. A seasoned agent with...
Before May 2022, adult dancers on Cape Cod had limited options. Julia Sykes, a Bourne-raised former professional, recognized this gap when she returned to start a...
Kevin Leddy is a lifelong resident of Falmouth with deep roots in the Cape Cod community. A dedicated Realtor since 2004, he brings local knowledge, market expertise,...
Welcome to The A List Salon—where great hair, glowing skin, and good vibes are always on the menu. We pride ourselves on being a fun, drama-free space where clients...
Finding the right home is rarely just about a change of address; it is about the courage to begin a new chapter. Real estate is the bridge between the life you have...
With more than 30 years of experience in mortgage lending, Meryl Watson is passionate about helping clients navigate one of the most important financial decisions of...
We recently celebrated our 50th anniversary, and year after year we continue to grow while finding new ways to innovate. Our fathers began working for Seafood Sam in...
Greetings, OnCape Magazine readers. I’m Alex Kryska, the new general manager of the Woods Hole, Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket Steamship Authority, and I am thrilled...
Windfall Market has been part of the Falmouth community since 1996, growing from a smaller neighborhood market into the full-service grocery store known for quality,...
Marie Oliva has overseen the Cape Cod Canal Region Chamber of Commerce as its President and CEO for more than 20 years. Starting out, her main objective was to help the...
Martha’s Vineyard Bank is deeply committed to serving the community where our customers and employees live and work. For over a century, we have been guided by the same...
Michael Kasparian is a seasoned business and nonprofit leader whose career evolved from over two decades in Rhode Island banking to more than fifteen years of chamber...
Tyler Amaral has been with the Enterprise for nine years and leads the department as Director of Sales and Marketing. In his spare time, Tyler is an avid sports fan and...
As Executive Director of the Mashpee Chamber of Commerce, Stephanie Viva is both a familiar voice and a driving force behind Mashpee’s evolving business community. A...
A new face at the helm of the Sandwich Chamber of Commerce, Heidi H. Trottier is, in many ways, a familiar one. A past Chairman of the Chamber and a recently retired...
Tucked into the heart of historic Sandwich Village, Decatur House Assisted Living offers something increasingly rare in today’s senior living landscape: an intimate,...
The heart of the Enterprise is in the newsroom. In 1886 the Enterprise began life as the Falmouth Local, with a small staff and a single steam press on main street....
When I made the decision to carry the business forward, I told my father I wanted to be there for the family—to support it in every way possible. He smiled and said,...
By Barbara Clark and Contributors putter verb put•ter puttered; puttering; putters intransitive verb 1 : to move or act aimlessly or idly 2 : to work at random: TINKER...
By Cearra O’Hern When I picture lush gardens, greenery galore and bright flora, our landscape of sand dunes, foamy waves and salt-sprinkled air does not immediately...
Pruning is a vital and fundamental task for any gardener. Ranging from delicately cutting back a flourishing plant to removing brush creeping into the garden space,...
A simple blueprint for hosting Easter brunch or any spring gathering without overcomplicating it. The Foundation Start with the environment. After months of closed...
BY CEARRA O’HERN After a long, cold, storm-filled winter, spring is finally knocking on our doorstep. With warmer weather, sunshine and blooming flora so close, we need...
By Christine Lynch Winter weather makes us seek shelter in a warm place stocked with food. Outdoor animals are no different. They do their best to find a secure, dry...
Articles
How To Be Productive From Home – Tips On Designing A Virtual Workspace
By ABIGAIL NEHRING Many of Cape Cod’s seasonal homeowners have lingered long past fair weather this year. They are choosing the Cape as their domestic setting after American companies sent their employees home on lockdown, stationing themselves at their kitchen tables...
A New Emphasis On Outdoor Living Spaces
By CHRISTOPHER KAZARIAN ‘Having a space outside you can enjoy, just like you might enjoy the living room, can hugely enhance your experience with the house.’ – Jacob Avakian, owner of Vineyard Home Since last March, the relationship with the way we use our homes has...
Go Green When You Clean
By SHEILA HURST To add some green to your spring cleaning this year, you might want to consider going all natural by making your own detergents or trying a few plant-based cleaning products. Natural products are not only cost-effective, they’re better for the...
Natures Options – Mulch and Fertilizer for Your Garden
By DEBORAH G. SCANLON Pine needles, wood chips, leaves, and seaweed have been simple but valuable resources for Cape Cod gardeners for generations. Seaweed, in fact, has had many uses over the years. Our grandparents shared stories of it being used in the past as...
Pollinator Gardens
By CHRISTINE LYNCH By now we know that everything in Nature is interconnected. When one component is changed, it inevitably affects something else. At present, there are many detrimental factors depleting our butterflies and other pollinators such as bees, wasps,...
Roses – a long and complex history, but not all roses are difficult to cultivate
By BECCA LOWRY Roses! There is a very rich history behind them, as well as a wide variety of the flower. The history of the rose goes back many, many years, so let’s get started! The rose might just be one of the oldest flowers around. According to the United Kingdom...
Heads Up – Trellises And Vertical Gardening
By LAURA GROSS-HIGGINS Somehow at the end of winter, those perennial optimists called gardeners start contemplating what to grow in their gardens. The COVID pandemic, in fact, has reawakened many to the joys of digging in the dirt. My husband and I have long been...
Decorating with Plants – Have Fun Arranging Them Around Your Home
By CHRISTINE LYNCH As newlyweds, our first apartment was lovely but sparse. So, right after we moved in, my mom sent us two plants, one for each window—an asparagus fern that we named Andre and a big-leafed philodendron selloum, Oscar. Forty-three years and six moves...
Pasta Primavera
By GAIL BLAKELY You may be surprised to learn that pasta primavera did not originate in Italy. In this country, back in the 1970s, there were two distinct types of Italian pasta and sauce categories: southern and northern, one being red, the other white. That was...