12 Great Cape Cod Sidewalk Cafes

A Bit Like Paris with a New England Flare of its Own: 12 Great Sidewalk Cafe Eateries on Cape Cod Ten years ago Main Street, Falmouth had one or two restaurants with sidewalk dining. Now, with twelve eateries to choose from, a stroll down our bustling Restaurant Row is truly a tempting excursion. These great Cape …

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Boulangerie Maison Villatte

After opening in 2013, the Boulangerie Maison Villatte bakery has made a range of delightful pastry, savory dishes, and breads ever since. We love to stop in for quiche on a Sunday morning with our grandson. Even if you don’t eat any of the wonderful pastries you have to spend time admiring them through the …

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Ben & Bill’s Chocolate Emporium

Ben & Bill’s Chocolate Emporium is a small family of chocolate and ice cream shops in Massachusetts and Maine. They use family recipes that have been passed down from generations and offer the finest ingredients available. They also guarantee you the freshest, most delicious hand-made candies. In the summer this is the place to be …

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3 Great Summer Monday Events in Falmouth, Cape Cod

Three wonderful Falmouth Village venues have teamed up to create one great series of evening events on Mondays this summer. The series will begin on Monday, July 7th and will conclude on August 18th. 3 Great Summer Monday Events The first location is “Falmouth Museums on the Green“. They will be open late from 5:00 …

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Cape Cod Meets Super Blizzard Nemo

We survived Blizzard Nemo with a bit of damage to the trees, and Cape Cod survived too. When the snow started on Friday morning it was light at first and the flakes were very small. That is usually an indication that a significant storm is in the offing.  As the day progressed, the snow was …

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A Cape Cod Independence Day Parade

Happy 4th of July from the Cape. The Independence Day Bike and Carriage Parade in Falmouth Village was an enjoyable event for one and all. It began at 10:00 AM . The staging for the parade took place in the Saint Barnabas Church parking lot and ended at the Mullen Hall school playground. George Sykes …

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Cape Cod’s Nobska Point Light

Nobska Light is going to be open to the public this coming Saturday June 23, 2012, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. The tours are conducted by the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla II-2., weather permitting. The first Nobska lighthouse was built in 1829, because Woods Hole’s deep harbor had attracted a substantial whaling fleet …

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Cape Cod Saint Patrick’s Day

The Top’O’ The Mornin to Ya! The Palmer House is dressed in its finest and ready to celebrate the wearing of the green. Later this evening we will be taking a stroll to Liam Maguire’s Irish Pub where Rory, Heather, Shea, Kelly and Ryan will be making a shamrock on the top of each Guinness they …

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Cape Cod Mexican Cooking Class

“WOW, what a wonderful cooking class on the Cape!” Anejo Mexican Bistro’s head chef Joshua Hanoka was wonderful. Yes, much to our delight, he has promised to return for another Cape Cod cooking class this Spring and a complete series of classes next winter. The details for these cooking classes will be listed in our …

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Cape Cod’s January Orchid Show

The Cape Cod & Islands Orchid Society presents its annual show January 28 – 29, 2012. The show will be held at the Resort & Conference Center at Hyannis 35 Scudder Ave. For more info: www.caios.org

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