Art imitates life on Cape Cod
The Cape Cod Times photog Steve Heaslip captured the current Cape climate perfectly. Enough said.
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Got the winter blues? Think blue hydrangeas!
Hydrangeas, those quintessential puffy blooms that mean summer on Cape Cod will be honored July 10-19, 2015 during the Cape’s 1st annual Hydrangea Festival. Organized through the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce and hosted by local garden enthusiasts, the festival will feature tours of some of the Cape’s most beautiful hydrangea displays. Hydrangea blossoms range…
Read More Singles Family Home Sales on the Rise
Massachusetts single family homes sales this February topped statistical volume for the first time since 2007, according to the Warren Group. 2,350 homes sold represents a 33% increase over 2011. On Cape Cod, much of the increase in sales is driven by investors’ purchases and second-home buyers. Low interest rates are fueling interest in affordable…
Read More There’s Music in the Air on Cape Cod
It has always amused me when city dwellers vacationing on Cape Cod describe our natural surroundings as “noisy.” It is true, from evening peepers to the whir of insects; from the early morning screech of soaring gulls and flocks of blackbirds; surely, even the most rural areas of Cape Cod do not lie silent. Having…
Read More Fresh from a Cape Cod Farmer’s Market
Eat fresh, eat local… for a true taste of Cape Cod, visit one of the seasonal farmers’ markets that have sprouted up and down the Cape. Vendors offer locally grown produce and products from Buzzards Bay to Provincetown from late spring to mid-to-late fall (dates vary from market to market). You’ll find Cape Cod specialties…
Read More Cape Cod Celebrates the 4th
There a few places better suited to welcoming the summer season and celebrating the 4th of July holiday weekend than Cape Cod. Enjoy a day of sun and sand, grab a snack at a clam shack, then head home for a refreshing outdoor shower–a perfect Cape Cod day, whether you are a Cape Cod homeowner,…
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