South Chatham author Deborah G. Felder has just released “The LGBTQ Almanac: 500 Years of Queer Culture in American History” (Visible Ink Press,...

Author Ann P. Ryan of Chatham, the very first child to play with a Barbie doll back in the 1950s, has just released a fascinating book titled “Dad,...

“Our whole staff is from Cape Cod. When a client calls us, nine times out of 10 they ask us if we are in fact based on the Cape,” Phil Boire, owner...

Walking the beach at low tide gives one entrée to all sorts of magical goings on. Creatures we might not see when the tide is full may be exposed,...

 Art Devine’s play is not about a pool game. It’s about what transpired over a game of 9-Ball in a local bar in Small Town, USA in 1967. It’s set...

 A well-written play never goes out of style. And Oscar Wilde’s “The Importance of Being Earnest,” a farce that debuted in 1895, is still hilarious...

Spring is such a fickle season here on the Cape. It’s true that some years the herring arrive ahead of the shadbush coming into bloom and the...

CHATHAM – The game of mahjong, developed in China in the 19th century and popularized in the US in the 1920s, is riding a phenomenal wave of...

Sometimes you have to make a move when the opportunity presents itself. So that’s exactly what the new owners of Oceana did. Brewster residents Jen...

“We are coming up on 100 years in business, which I don’t think too many businesses around here can say,” Graeme Milley said about his family’s...

HARWICH – If a picture is worth a thousand words, a lifetime of pictures is something immeasurable. At an upcoming seminar, a local artist is...

On May 14, members of the Chatham and Harwich branches of the Cape Cod Hospital Auxiliary will host “Laughs that Deliver,” a comedy night...

One of the best parts of spring is getting back to digging the dirt as well as digging in the dirt. If I stop to think about it, almost all good...

Jerry Pilo of New Look Repair & Home Improvement and Jerry & Sons Painting is a man who stands by his word and his work. “No job is too...

BREWSTER – There’s a history of artists revisiting their work. Walt Whitman originally published his “Leaves of Grass” in 1855 yet would write new...