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Spotlight: Intercity Lines
While many call Cape Cod home year round, for some, winter in New England is not very welcomed. Come autumn, “snowbirds” start their pilgrimage to warmer weather. For many, Florida or the Carolinas call them home when the weather begins to turn. But after settling&hellip…
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Philanthropy A to Z
Showcasing Cape Cod’s nonprofit organizations from A to Z. A – A Baby Center B – Big Brothers Big Sisters C – Cape Cod Daring Dolphin Rescue D – Dogs: MSPCA E – Environments: Mass Audubon Society & Salt Pond Areas B…
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Angels Among Us
Highfield Hall & Gardens presents “The Most Wonderful Time of the Year” The first year, of the third decade, of the 21st century, will certainly own its place in history. Any soothsayer’s prediction of what lay ahead, was blown apart by a worldwide pan…
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Through a Sober Lens: A Photographer’s Journey
After many years of working as a healthcare executive and struggling to overcome addiction, local author and photographer Michael Blanchard found himself at his lowest point. His journey to sobriety began with his place of healing, Martha’s Vineyard, and a camera he has ye…
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Eat, Sleep, Photograph!
Photography is a way of life for John Tunney who is always striving to capture what many would deem the uncapturable: a distinctive sentiment or idea immortalized in a picture. When asked which of his photographs is his favorite, John Tunney says, “It’s usually the&helli…
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Marieluise Hutchinson
Local artist Marieluise Hutchinson finds endless inspiration in the ever-changing seasons and vast landscapes of New England. Drawn to the countryside, her paintings evoke the simplicity of silence and with her skilled hand, Hutchinson will transport you to a serene, rustic …
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“Seaquins” and Sea Stars
Susan Lister Locke’s Sparkling “Seaquin” Collection Every piece of jewelry has a story, whether it be a token of love or the embodiment of an exceptional memory or vacation. The Cape and Islands hold a special place in the hearts of many, and the right…
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Art on the Plate: The Chocolate Rose
It’s been a busy couple of years for Vanessa and Jason Benoit, and The Chocolate Rose. Since 2017, the couple has been working out of their storefront in Mashpee, with a focus on elegant, unique custom wedding cakes. Then, as for many others, the coronavirus…
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The Eye of the Universe
Imagine a world in which the wealth of the richest towns and cities revolves around the pursuit and hunting of giant, living creatures. Ships set forth on voyages lasting for three or four years in hopes of making lucrative turns on the investments of stockholders…
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Cornerstones of the Community
Local financial institutions provide a backbone of support for our community At the core of our inter-connected community here on the Cape and Islands, a network of banking, investment and financial management entities keep local businesses running, depositors securely servi…
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Gunkholing: The Tides Tell the Whole Story
We include the phases of the moon in the Cape Cod Life Seascapes Calendar because the phases of the moon are important to all of us. The gravitational force of the moon is so strong that it affects pretty much all of us individually. I…
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Spotlight: Mid-Cape Home Centers
125 years of commitment to quality, service, and you. For 125 years, Mid-Cape Home Centers has been a family-owned local business serving Cape Cod, the Islands, and South Shore with quality products, exceptional service, and a commitment to bettering the local communit…
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