Publication: Cape Cod Life

Michael Martir, CEO and Managing Partner of Coastal Hospitality, Cape Cod’s newest hospitality group, is making waves in the local restaurant industry.

Local photographer Jack Bradley spent much of his career quietly capturing some of jazz’s greatest musicians.

Color and texture guide Marc Kundmann’s quest to find beauty in all of life’s imperfections.

Entering its 20th year, the Provincetown Jazz Festival brings community together with another lineup of powerhouse performers.

Retirement agrees with these local gentlemen who finally put pen to paper.

A legendary illustrator creates a timeless lithograph to raise funds for local nonprofit Tommy’s Place.

It seems impossible that merely during my lifetime, the precious entity—Cape Cod—which I have celebrated with our magazine, is diminishing…

Nurturing Emotional Wellness: A Key to Healthy Aging In our quest for healthy aging, we often focus on physical ailments…

Hayward Design House transforms a classic Plymouth waterfront venue, 71° West Atlantic Steakhouse, into a new era.

Local underwater farmers are combining environmentalism and sustainable practices whose results aren’t only beneficial to where we live, but what we eat.

Owners David and Megan Shortt help escort The Wee Packet in Dennis Port into its 75th year, leaning into its recipe for success that includes family, fun and of course, great food.

From start to finish, dining at Leonessa in Yarmouth is truly an unforgettable experience.

For the owners of Hot Stove Saloon and Cape Roots Market & Cafe in Harwich Port, it’s all about community.

Dunn & Sons Wine in Yarmouth Port combines expertise and selection for their curated offerings.

Josh Cellars is just in time for summer with their new Seaswept wine.

Steeped in history, Rye Tavern in Plymouth is a top pick with locals for its farm-to-table menu and recent outdoor renovations.

With its upbeat vibe and creative menu, The Doghouse in Dennis Port serves up good times along with good eats.

Looking to make a positive difference? Check-out how you can help keep the Cape pristine.