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Next Tuesday, Dec. 4, enjoy an evening of "Fashion, Friendship and Community," a holiday fashion show by Chatham Clothing Bar at Chatham Bars Inn. The fashion show is a benefit for the Children of Chatham. See poster below for more details!
It's . Where are your favorite places to hike on the Cape & Islands? Here are some ideas in Chatham to get you started!
http://chathammag.com/7-nature-trails-explore-chatham/
Explore the outdoors this winter by taking a hike on these seven trails. Text and photography by Joseph Porcari Chatham is blessed with both...
: Creating a connection between indoor and outdoor spaces is a huge trend, and adding an expansive door is one way to bridge the two spaces. BIG Doors from Andersen Windows & Doors' Architectural Collection, available through Shepley Wood Products Hyannis showroom, effortlessly connects indoor-outdoor living areas while making the most of your views. http://capecodmagazine.com/andersens-big-doors-let-the-view-in/
Joe Murphy stands in front of a 6-foot wide, 10-foot tall exterior pocket LiftSlide Andersen Big Door in the Shepley Showcase in Hyannis. By...
For a quick midweek pick-me-up, a little color for your nails. Sandwich resident and founder/ owner of Cape Cod Nail Company Sarah Mason has created a collection of vegan-friendly, high-shine, quick-drying, long-wear nail polish free of the 9 most toxic ingredients commonly used in nail polish.
We are loving the fun, Cape-inspired names: "Show Me Your Mussels" royal purple and "Did the Rotary Confuschia?" pink.
http://capecodmagazine.com/polished-parties/
Don’t Be Shellfish, Did the Rotary Confuschia? and Show Me Your Mussels! These clever Cape-inspired names are among 26 nail polish colors developed by...
Around 800 infants will be born at Cape Cod Hospital this year, and more than half will be brought into the world with the help of a midwife. This year little Leland Forgeron was one of those very special deliveries. http://capecodmagazine.com/special-deliveries/
At Cape Cod Hospital, Janice DiGioia and Jodi Belson are among eight skilled and certified nurse-midwives who help deliver hundreds of babies every year....
Historian and local Barnstable Village blacksmith Jim Ellis looks back at what Barnstable Harbor used to be like more than 75 years ago. http://capecodmagazine.com/then-now-bustling-barnstable-harbor/
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“I have two kids and I have been really nervous [about the environment]. Rather than turn my nervousness into apathy, I decided to take action,” says Jessica Georges, owner of Green Road Refill, a new mobile shop that sells ethically sourced, plant-based products that are good for you and the environment.
You can catch Bettie Bus today (10/20/18) from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., outside of Rock Harbor Grill in Orleans.
EDIT: There will be a one-hour rain delay today for Bettie Bus. Hopefully the rain will hold off. A 10 a.m. start time is planned.
The weekends are meant for leisurely breakfasts, which are best served with a piping hot cup of coffee at your favorite, go-to breakfast spot. For the most important meal of the day, we bring you 7 cozy, crowd-pleasing breakfast joints for you to try, if you haven't already! http://capecodmagazine.com/7-sweet-spots/
In the building industry, architects and designers are pushing the limits on window size and design; at the same time, building codes are requiring windows and doors to meet tighter energy efficiency standards.
With Andersen® Windows & Doors--which offers several series of windows and high-performance glass options--you can have it all: big style and design along with energy efficiency that will help your home stay cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter.
Shepley Wood Products has a dedicated Andersen window team to help you navigate options and find just the right windows for your home.
(Shown in photo: E-Series Double-Hung windows and E-Series picture windows.)
Andersen offers multiple series of windows and high-performance glass options which make it possible to meet both the architectural as well as energy requirements....
Holy guacamole! It's . Have you tried Añejo Mexican Bistro Hyannis on Main Street yet?
Start your meal at Añejo Mexican Bistro and Tequila Bar with some guacamole and tortilla chips. Since 2010, Añejo Mexican Bistro and Tequila Bar...
Photographer Andrew de Lory, a fourth generation Cape Codder, began his photography career early, photographing two of the Cape’s most famous summer residents —Edward and Jo Hopper— in their South Truro home when he was just a teenager.
Since then he has photographed scenes from the Vietnam War; folk greats Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Peter, Paul and Mary at the Newport Folk Festival; Prince Charles on the polo field at Windsor Park and the Cape’s natural beauty, among many other subjects over his lengthy career spanning more than six decades.
Click to see more of his work: http://capecodmagazine.com/from-rock-stars-to-royalty/
Wellfleet oysters are known and appreciated around the world. “We have the perfect salinity, food and tidal exchange—it’s really the ideal growing environment,” says grower Andrew Cummings, who has been farming shellfish for the past 19 years. But shellfish farming and harvesting are not for the faint of heart. We take a look at the town's tight-knit shellfishing community.
Want to hear more about Wellfleet's shellfishing industry? Head to the Wellfleet OysterFest this weekend (Oct. 13-14)!
A Portrait of Wellfleet’s Shellfishing Community Text and photography by Julia Cumes It’s 5:30 a.m. and the sun is just rising, revealing the figures of Wellfleet’s early-morning shellfishing...
The perfect pumpkins! 🎃
Exciting time of year— Cranberry harvesting season has begun! Here is a peek at Thacher Cranberries in Harwich.
The Pheasant restaurant in Dennis knows how to celebrate 🐝 with this specialty cocktail starting today through Sunday! They will be donating a portion of proceeds from the sale of its unique to . Their version of the classic bee’s knees features , ginger peach tea, honey, lemon juice, peach bitters and honey-soaked dehydrated lemon wheels (🥃courtesy of cocktail wizard 🧙🏻♂️)
Fun weekend ahead with the Harwich Cranberry Festival, located behind the Harwich Community Center! Fireworks tonight!
. A feel-good story to start your week: Since 1989, Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod has built 127 affordable houses in our own backyard, with the support of individuals, congregations, schools, civic groups and businesses like Shepley Wood Products.
By Carol K. Dumas | Photos courtesy of Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod’s mission to build affordable...
“Be strong in the broken places.”
-Greg O'Brien - Author of On Pluto: Inside the Mind of Alzheimer’s
Another amazing Celebrate Summer Memories event last night for HopeHealth Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services at Wequassett Resort and Golf Club. We’re inspired by the work of Greg O’Brien, Lisa Genova and many others making a difference in the lives of those struggling with Alzheimer’s and their caretakers.
Have you noticed the amazing murals in Chatham? Our sister magazine got the story behind these works of art and where you can find them!
In restaurants, museums and theaters throughout Chatham, more than a half-dozen murals comprise an astonishing array of public art created over the past 80...
: Fall is coming, as much as we'd like not to admit it--which means it's not too early to start thinking about prepping your home for colder months. Check out these great tips on windows from Shepley Wood Products - specifically, installing Andersen Windows + Doors' storm combination unit - to help with energy efficiency and performance year-round!
Winter’s coming! An Andersen Storm Window combination unit traps a pocket of air between it and the window, creating a thermal barrier to improve...
In honor of the Falmouth Road Race, here’s an inside look at the dedicated people who “run” the race behind the scenes. It wouldn’t all come together without their hard work!
Off the course, 2,000 pitch in to make the Falmouth Road Race a success. A few share why they do it, year after year....
Trust us: if you're looking for fun on the water, the Cape is your place. Don't know where to start? Check out these local businesses that have everything you need for a surfing, SUP, windsurfing or kiteboarding adventure!
While many people flock to Cape Cod beaches to unwind and soak up the sun, others come seeking ocean thrills. Whether you crave surfing,...
Loved the old Red Pheasant? We think you'll love its revamped iteration, The Pheasant, under new owners Erica and Adam Dunn. “Our vision is to build upon the legacy of the restaurant, but with our own take on it,” says Erica.
A young couple renovates and revamps the iconic restaurant located inside a 200-year-old red farmhouse on Route 6A in Dennis. By Lisa Leigh Connors...
Friendly, funky and nostalgic-- that's how we'd describe the vibe at Pop+Dutch in P'town. Not to be missed: the Danny DeVito sandwich (pictured) with roasted mushrooms, zucchini, artichokes, provolone, hoagie relish, arugula and red onion on ciabatta bread.
Pictured: the Danny DeVito sandwich Hungry for a unique experience, as well as a regally delicious bite to eat? Pop in to Pop +...
Coming up tomorrow night: the opening reception for Julia Cumes Photography's “Rise Above: A Photo Exhibit Exploring the Many Faces of Breast Cancer on Cape Cod,” at Cultural Center of Cape Cod, 6:30-9 PM. This amazing project shows local faces of breast cancer through 16 large-scale photographs.
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Meadow Hilley was photographed in the Brewster meadow she considers her primal place. Hilley is part of a photo exhibit by Julia Cumes called...
Tomorrow, police departments across the Cape (and the U.S.!) will be offering everything from BBQ and face-painting to Line Dancing with a Cop in honor of National Night Out. Find out what's happening near you!
Are you ready to have some family fun with our local first responders? National Night Out is Tuesday August 7th and several police departments across the Cape have been planning special nights with…
Who's been to Ten Pin Eatery in Hyannis? The new Cape Cod Mall attraction offers delicious food, bowling, an arcade and even virtual reality arenas and escape rooms.
By Marjorie Naylor Pitts | Photography by RDP Photography Let ’em roll! A collaboration between two renowned Cape Cod businesses, Ryan Family Amusements and...
The Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown was formed in 1968 as a means to help artists stay and work in the area year-round. The center awards fellowships to emerging artists and writers, providing housing and studio space-- and we're proud that they've been part of our community for 50 years!
Text by Marina Davalos | Photo: “Dragger on the Ways,” by Salvatore Del Deo, 1965, courtesy of Fine Arts Work Center “Plans for a center for...
You voted for your favorites, and now - ta-da! - we're excited to share the results of our 2018 survey! See if your go-to spots made the list of 150 winners, and enjoy our editors' picks spotlighting local businesses and summer activities. ☀️🥇
By Lisa Leigh Connors Welcome to our eighth annual Best of Cape Cod issue! On the following pages, you’ll find the results of our...
The *blue* skies are out for opening day at Hokum Rock Blueberry Farm. The blueberries are plenty, and the crowds have shown up for picking!
Psst - Have you read our story on the new book about the farm, "Out in Blue Fields"? Check it out here: http://capecodmagazine.com/out-in-blue-fields-at-hokum-roc…/
What a fun surprise to find the "Best Beaches" article
from our July issue featured on Boston.com this morning! A big "thank you" to them for sharing our work-- check it out if you haven't already!
The publications says the top Cape beach is located in Truro.
Have you ever been to the Falmouth Town Band's concerts at Marine Park? If not, make your first experience this summer! Our sister magazine captured the magic of the summer tradition for its annual issue.
We Cape Codders all have strong opinions about our favorite beaches, and the "perfect" beach means something different to everyone (powder-soft sand? Quality snack bar? Best beach-combing selection?). Here's a list of our personal favorites, from Bourne all the way to P’town!
The “perfect” beach means different things to different people. Here are 20 of our favorites, including two on Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket, plus one...
Rosé in a can? Sounds like the perfect summer sipper! Truro Vineyards + South Hollow Spirits and Wellfleet Beachcomber have teamed up to bring you Canned Rosé, which sounds pretty refreshing right now on this hot summer day! You can grab the limited release wine at the vineyard, Wellfleet Beachcomber and select package stores across the Cape. trurovineyardsofcapecod.com (Photo: Organic photography - Cape Cod Wedding Photography)
A peek at the workspace of Harwich artist Helen Davis, who crafts home décor from hand-collected beach treasures. “It’s like doing a jigsaw puzzle—it’s a process placing them, building the piece,” she says.
Read her story: http://capecodmagazine.com/harwich-artist-uses-seashells-to-craft-home-decor/
Happy July Fourth! Here are some pictures from this morning’s Chatham parade. One of our favorite floats was from Phillips Farm Family, featuring someone reading Chatham Magazine, our sister publication. Thanks for the love! 😍
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Stormy skies - and seas - at Smuggler's Beach today. Hope everyone is staying safe and warm in the aftermath of this awful storm. 🌊💛
Merry Christmas from the Cape! We love this anchor wreath created by The Floral Factory in Harwich!
A scene from Sandwich Arts Alliance's Porchfest this afternoon: music being performed by the band Triad at 6 School Street, the house where Thornton Burgess was born. From left to right: Heather Swanson, Don Gauland and John MacDonald #capecod #livemusic #porchfest2017
Signs of spring in Sandwich, Massachusetts, Cape Cod.
Tickets are now on sale for Dancing with the Docs gala fundraiser at Willowbend in Mashpee on March 4, to benefit Cape Wellness Collaborative. Check out this video of Tracy K. Anderson and Dr. Kate Dalton of Cape Cod Healthcare practicing sala moves for the event. For more information, go to dwtdcapecod.com and watch for the story in the March issue of Cape Cod Magazine.
Touring Cape Cod Academy and learning about their first-rate programs today. Here is a video of their Foucault Pendulum.
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