Publication: Cape Cod Life

Inspired by an event that forever changed her life, author Leslie Yerkes wrote her second children’s book, Your Forever Dog: How…

The power of love, the joy of home and the unconditional acceptance of animals make this book a must read—and…

‘Tis the season to give thanks and celebrate. Starting the day before Thanksgiving, celebrate the Annual Lighting of the Pilgrim…

19 local nonprofits work to make a difference in the community.

Dream-maker Tim O’Connell expands the horizon of hope with a second location for Tommy’s Place. 

As precious as the unmatched vistas and rare finds along the water’s edge, Nantucket’s treasures are found in Susan Lister Locke’s latest collection.

Clients of Osterville Acupuncture find treatment in a beautifully-restored barn’s clean, spare interior. Mellow tones of Tibetan meditation music and the fragrance of fresh herbs fill the air. It’s all a tactile representation of the inner well-being Gwen Carlton hopes t…

This past September for the fourth consecutive year, Mid-Cape Home Centers in South Dennis hosted their popular First Responder Appreciation Day.

Enjoy your next off-season vacation or staycation at AutoCamp Cape Cod! This fall we were lucky enough to enjoy a…

Planning to ring in a New Year, and a new life, a young couple is forced to change their wedding date.

Poet and Philosopher Meaghan and Taylor Quinn tie the knot on Cape Cod, where their relationship began.

A surprise proposal that was featured in the 2021 issue of Cape Cod LIFE September/October, leads a young couple to their happily ever after!

Joan Peters and Sara Campbell merge their design expertise to create chic fashion.

After moving to Orleans 35 years ago, fine art photographer Marcia Joy Duggan found inspiration in the beautiful natural light of the Cape and Islands.

The French Cable Station Museum in Orleans occupies some of history’s most memorable moments.

A visit to the Outer Cape provides a real and tangible feeling of venturing to a singular landscape that moves to its own beat.

Independent bookstores are the heart of Cape Cod and Islands towns. Their peaceful atmospheres draw visitors in, and the adventures they promise encourage people to stay.

The literal and figurative fires racism ignites will be the focus of the Cape Cod Museum of Art’s exhibit “Fragile,” featuring the paintings of artists Frank Angibo and Richard Neal, and the poetry of writer and visual artist Lauren Wolk.