Dog Events and Pet-Friendly Lodging in Cape Cod

Come one, come all, it’s time to grab your pup and head to Falmouth for your pet-friendly getaway! Outside of staying at our luxury bed and breakfast, you can attend numerous dog shows taking place in Massachusetts this season. Keep reading to learn more about our Cape Cod dog-friendly hotel and these wag-worthy happenings. National …

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Massachusetts Itinerary: Three-Day Weekend Trips from NYC

While life in a big city is stimulating and exciting, the endless hordes of people and nonstop visual impressions can leave you exhausted at times. For as much fun as the Big Apple can be, sometimes it’s time for a break from the hustle and bustle! Check out this three-day itinerary, perfect for an easy …

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Celebrate the Season at Palmer House Inn!

2018 has been a wonderful year at Palmer House Inn! We have welcomed so many wonderful guests and have made exciting improvements to the property as well. We’ve made memories to last a lifetime and we hope you have too. We are already looking forward to having an incredible year in 2019, and we would …

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Arts Alive Festival

Arts Alive Festival in Falmouth Arts Alive is free 3-day celebration of the arts in Falmouth and the Upper Cape. Friday, June 17, 5 to 9pm; Saturday, June 18, 10am to 9pm; Sunday, June 19, 11am to 5pm 60 performances of Theater, Spoken Word, Dance and Music for all tastes – jazz, classical, folk and …

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Hurricane Sandy on Cape Cod

Fortunately Falmouth was not in the direct path of this monster storm. The height of the storm was at 5:00 PM on Monday. High wind gusts were measured at seventy-five miles per hour throughout Cape Cod.  Almost half of the homes and businesses in Falmouth lost electric power. The Palmer House Inn was without electricity …

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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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