Publication: Cape Cod Life

Reflections on the man who created the first local publication born from a love of sharing all that makes Cape Cod special.

With her sister as the ultimate guide, step into the pages of Elin Hilderbrand’s world on the Blue Book Tour.

Given the incredible array of local seafood restaurants in this round-up, we think you’ll be hooked.

Sail Cape Cod promotes personal growth by offering sailing programs that empower local youth and underserved communities.

Savor a meal with a unique view while vintage railcars take you by scenic shorelines and salt marshes.

With a prestigious James Beard nomination for Best New Restaurant in 2025, LUNE Restaurant in Dennis Port is just getting started.

Colorful sails of the Nantucket Rainbow Fleet glide past Brant Point in a historic summer tradition.

The Red Jacket Inn serves up inspired dishes with stunning views.

Our Cape Kitchen series continues as Kelly O’Connell shares a few of her favorite beachside treats!

The work of artist Katherine Downey Miller tells a story using movement and light inspired by nature.

More than just games, the Cape Adult Sports League brings young locals together, creating a sense of community.

See some of the amazing images captured by the participants in our annual photo contest.

Cape Cod Life readers share personal stories, feelings, and moments that capture the spirit of what this special place means.

Two friends “squeezed the day” and turned a classic into an irresistibly delicious idea.

Summer entertaining calls for recipes that celebrate fresh, seasonal ingredients served with flair and fun. These two cookbooks, by authors with local ties, deliver the coastal charm that will help you make unforgettable summer moments. 

The Village Toy Store Is All About the Magic Of Fun For 27 years, The Village Toy Store in Brewster…

The Wee Packet A Cape Cod Tradition Since 1949 Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner • Gift Shoppe Tucked into the…

This is the first Gunk’holing reprint I’m preparing since Brian passed away in May. I thought it would be fitting…