The Cultural Center of Cape Cod is one of the most engaging and accessible cultural organizations in the region. Its mission is to serve the entire … [Read more...]
This Year’s Barnstable County Fair Offers Something for Everyone!
July 20, 2019
When the Barnstable Fair was first opened almost two centuries ago, the entertainment its visitors could expect to see was vastly different from what … [Read more...]
Barnstable County Fair Celebrates 175 Years of History
July 19, 2019
The Barnstable County Fair has been a staple summer event on Cape Cod for generations, and has drawn visitors from all points of the country to … [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...]
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...]
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...]
Art’s Dune Tours: A Provincetown Tradition for 71 Years
July 10, 2017
In 1945, Art Costa, a Portuguese immigrant, returned from World War II and embarked on a mission to support his family in Provincetown. The … [Read more...]
Hyannis Art Shanty showcases Historic Photos of Barnstable
May 10, 2017
Marie Palcic grew up summering on Cape Cod before deciding to move here full time when she and her husband retired. She’s an artist and a … [Read more...]
Nantucket Historical Association to Host Doctoral Fellow
April 22, 2017
NANTUCKET – The Nantucket Historical Association will welcome an English program doctoral candidate at Northwestern University from May 15th through … [Read more...]
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Mashpee voters elect select board members and approve new police station
EPA Announces Rollback for Some Biden-Era Limits on ‘Forever Chemicals’ in Drinking Water
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Endurance Swimmer is Attempting First-Ever Swim Around Martha’s Vineyard Ahead of ‘Jaws’ Anniversary
Yarmouth Lobsterman Could Possibly Be Vending From Town Property This Summer
Lawmakers Question RFK Jr. On Staffing Cuts, Funding Freezes And Policy Changes At Health Department
Bourne Bridge Misses $634M Federal Grant Casting Uncertainty On Funding
A Seal Attacked Off Nantucket Signals the Start Of White Shark Season
Orleans Town Meeting Approves New Fire Station Design And Sewer Project
Aesthetic Funds Announced For Improving The Look & Quality Of Downtown Hyannis
Home-Based Lobster Sales Discussion Continuing In Yarmouth
May is Women’s Health Awareness Month, Outer Cape Health Highlights Regular Checkups
