Provincetown is famously known as having one of the largest LGBTQ communities in the country, but it is so much more than that. Its rich history, its … [Read more...]
Cape Cinema: A One of a Kind Experience
December 28, 2018
Hi-Def, IMAX, surround sound, stadium seating. Today’s movie theaters are definitely up with the times when it comes to technology. But sometimes … [Read more...]
Things You May Not Know About Truro
November 16, 2018
Truro, which makes up the “wrist” of the Outer Cape’s “arm,” is located just before Provincetown and about 75 percent of its land is designated as … [Read more...]
Chatham’s Ruth Harding and The Shipwreck of 1786
October 17, 2018 Leave a Comment
Cape Cod history is thick with stories of lives lost at sea. Some of these stories have been made into books and movies; some simply exist as folklore … [Read more...]
Own Your Own Piece of History
March 8, 2018
In just two short years, we will be commemorating one of the most notable events in American history – the landing of the Pilgrims in Plymouth, 400 … [Read more...]
Things You May Not Know About Eastham
February 23, 2018
The Town of Eastham is a coastal resort community straddling the arm of Cape Cod. Located on the lower Cape, the town is bounded on two sides by land, … [Read more...]
Things You May Not Know About Falmouth
February 12, 2018
Falmouth is the second-largest municipality on Cape Cod, next to Barnstable. With its many inlets, bays, harbors, and ponds, it can be a wonderful … [Read more...]
In Case You Didn’t Know – Historic, Diverse Provincetown
January 18, 2018
If you’ve never visited Provincetown, you’re missing out on one of the most fun and eclectic experiences out there. Filled with color, comedy and … [Read more...]
Why Buying Local on Cape Cod Really Makes a Difference
December 25, 2017
Looking to renovate, redecorate or make changes to your home? The entire process can be overwhelming, but buying locally ensures you’re in … [Read more...]
Whaling Museum Curators to Discuss Early America/Asia Relations
November 12, 2017
NEW BEDFORD - Curators and historians will discuss the themes of the exhibit “The East unlocks it’s gates: American Whalers and Trade in … [Read more...]
From The CapeCod.com NewsCenter
Bourne Man Charged with over $18K in Unemployment Fraud
Construction of Truro Housing Project to Move Forward Following Select Board Approval
Cotuit Center for the Arts to Present Play by Pulitzer Prize Nominee
Cape Cod National Seashore to Host John Myjak Exhibit
Cape Cod Museum of Art to Present ‘Drumma Queens’ as Part of ARTfull Thursdays
Eventide Theatre Company Performance Brings Cartoons to Life
Museum of Natural History to Host ‘The Magic of Motion’ During February Break
Efforts Underway to Reduce Lobster Fishing Gear to Help Rare Whale
Waldorf School of Cape Cod Celebrates 100 Years of Honoring the Honeybee
GE to Downsize Massachusetts Headquarters, Reimburse State $87M
Trump Declares National Emergency to Build Border Wall
Ex-Massachusetts Governor to Challenge Trump For GOP Nod
Ceiling Leak Starts February Vacation Early for Wareham Middle School Students
