Recreation & Activities

Berry Best

By Cape Cod Life Publications | June 30, 2015

Sweet early summer fare featuring pick-your-own berries fresh from Cape Cod farms.

Following their own Flight Plan

By Chris White | June 29, 2015

Local women pilots share their love for aviation Amelia Earhart’s disappearance in 1937 remains one of America’s greatest mysteries. Nearly 80 years later, investigations into her final whereabouts continue; for…

Marquee Attractions

By Matt Taylor | June 24, 2015

A preview of the 2015 Provincetown, Nantucket, and Woods Hole film festivals Cape Cod and the Islands are known around the world for their gorgeous beaches, pristine natural settings, fresh…

There are so many reasons to celebrate!

By Cape Cod Life Publications | June 24, 2015

The Cape & Islands offer an endless variety of wedding venues, vacation options, and fun-filled daytrips Setting out to cover “great wedding venues” on the Cape and Islands is akin…

Setting new goals—and stretching her muscles

By Mary Stanley | June 24, 2015

A chatham woman expounds on a newfound passion—yoga According to many who practice yoga, the benefits go well beyond increasing flexibility and tightening one’s core. From improving balance—both physically and philosophically—to…

Wedding things in LIFE

By Cape Cod Life Publications | June 24, 2015

1. Cape coasters—great for gifts or centerpieces Looking for a gift that’s fun, creative, and says “Cape Cod?” These unique ceramic coasters ($5.25 each) may do the trick. Created by…

It’s summertime—and the reading’s easy

By Nancy White | May 20, 2015

Details and descriptions of seven great “Beach Reads” with Cape and Islands connections Imagine this scene: toes in the sand, the sun shining overhead, ocean sounds bubbling before you, and…

Things my dad taught me while fishing

By Tom Dirsa | May 20, 2015

A Provincetown native reflects on life lessons learned on the pond Spring is a time of renewal, and each year it is a time when I remember my dad, Joe…

First Nantucket, then the world!

By Haley Cote | May 20, 2015

Director to bring his new film on a tour of Cape Cod, the Islands, and beyond this summer A writer, director, and film studies professor from Vermont, Jay Craven has…

There are many great ways to exercise — at any age

By Matthew J. Gill | May 20, 2015

Cape Cod Seniors are involved in a variety of sports and activities THE CAPE AND ISLANDS OFFER SEEMINGLY ENDLESS opportunities and venues for people young and old to exercise, get…

Driving Forces

By Taylor Lange | May 20, 2015

Upcoming golf tournaments to raise funds for Cape and Islands charities Summer on Cape Cod! What more could one ask for than blue skies, quality time with friends and family,…

Early Summer Field Trips

By Cape Cod Life Publications | May 19, 2015

June 20, 2015 STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL IN FALMOUTH Savor sweet treats on the grounds of St. Barnabas Church (91 Main Street, Falmouth) adjacent to Falmouth’s picturesque town green. Enjoy strawberry treats,…

Springtime on Chappaquiddick

By Matthew J. Gill | March 24, 2015

Peaceful gardens, colorful wildlife and a dynamic coastline are just an island away When considering the places you might go to relax, to enjoy nature or just to get away…

From Canvas to Gingerbread

By Ellen Albanese | February 23, 2015

The sweet history of a Martha’s Vineyard neighborhood. Step into the historic “campground” in the Martha’s Vineyard town of Oak Bluffs, and the bustle and glitz of this resort island…

Sandwich artist makes a giant impression

By Kathy Blackwell | October 20, 2014

Michael Magyar has inspired a community with his unique—and sizeable—creations Taking a drive to peruse Christmas lights in December is a time-honored tradition for families around New England, yet this festive endeavor…

Exhibit covers Provincetown’s whaling history

By Matthew J. Gill | September 23, 2014

During the Charles W. Morgan’s recent tour of the Cape and Islands and points beyond, Stephen Borkowski had the rare opportunity to sail aboard the historic wooden whaling vessel as…

Along the Water

By Rob Conery | July 5, 2014

Every summer, millions of migratory fish make their way through the Cape Cod Canal, chasing their next meal. In hot pursuit, thousands of fishermen from around the region descend upon…

In Search of Beautiful Things

By Amanda Wastrom | April 16, 2014

One of the triumphs of Provincetown is that in the face of ever rising real estate values and a national trend to cede downtown retail spaces to national chains (see…