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Continuing with the Best of Gunkholing, this month we are re-running “Small Craft Warnings” from Fall 1983. It’s another true, harrowing tale about Brian and his adventures in sailing. ~ Kevin Shortsleeve

These accommodations across the Cape & Islands are ready to pamper you and your pup on your next getaway.

The Daffy Dog Parade, an annual event hosted by the Nantucket Chamber of Commerce in partnership with NiSHA, is a tail-wagging good time.

What do you get when you mix passion and a whole lot of love? MV Barkery!

Explore Martha’s Vineyard with Al Fresco Tails.

Sue Unleashed reveals the story behind her journey to becoming a dog photographer and showcases her spirited work.

Hello again, it’s Enzo Wagner, Canine Product Reviewer here at Cape Cod Life Publications. Since my last column, we have spent…

One of Cape Cod’s most recognizable shorebirds, the Piping Plover, plays a multifaceted role in the region’s ecosystem.

With a steady hand and a clear vision, Sunshine Singleton turns reclaimed wood into treasured, one-of-a-kind pieces.

A local thrifter with a discerning eye shares insight into why secondhand shopping is more than a trend.

Seascape photographer and gallery owner Kat Hanafin beautifully captures her passion for her hometown coastline through her lens.

Shipbuilding helped to shape the South Coast’s history and maritime legacy.

Hop on the ferry and escape to Block Island for a day of adventure and good vibes!

One of my favorite Publisher’s Notes (it wasn’t called Gunk’holing yet) from the early days appeared in Indian Summer ’81.…

An upbeat vibe and pops of color give life to this East Orleans home where designer Robin Gannon created a home for the entire family.

On the harbor in Nantucket, Nina Liddle’s project is a truly serene escape. A soft color palette makes for a home that’s as inviting as it is visually stunning.

The team at Holly Hudson Designs accomplishes a nearly impossible task in this New Seabury home, blending elegance with playful nautical touches in every room.

Maria Hickey lends her creative spirit to design a very personal garden in Sippewissett bursting with colors.