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Legends of Monomoy Island
Legends of Monomoy Island Just off the coast of Chatham, Massachusetts, lies an island of mystery, history, and natural wonder Monomoy Island. Stretching about eight miles into Nantucket Sound, this barrier island has been shaped, broken apart, and reformed countless times by storms and tides. Sometimes attached to the mainland, sometimes cut off entirely, Monomoy…
Read MoreCape Cod Towns: A Complete Guide to All 15 Seaside Gems
Cape Cod Towns: Complete Travel Guide to All 15 When travelers think of Cape Cod, they picture sandy beaches, shingled cottages, lighthouses, and that unmistakable small-town charm. But the Cape is more than just a summer destination, it’s a collection of 15 unique Cape Cod towns, each with its own history, character, and cultural flavor.…
Read MoreTop Things To Do in Chatham
Top Things To Do in Chatham MA Planning a trip to Cape Cod? You’re in for a treat when you visit Chatham, Massachusetts. This charming seaside town offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, rich history, and small-town charm. Whether you’re a beach lover, history buff, or shopping enthusiast, there’s no shortage of top things…
Read MoreChatham’s Godfrey Windmill
Chatham’s Godfrey Windmill If you’ve ever strolled through Chase Park in Chatham, chances are you’ve spotted the tall, shingled silhouette of the Godfrey Windmill. More than just a picturesque backdrop, this 18th‑century smock windmill tells the story of how early Cape Codders harnessed the wind to grind grain long before electricity arrived on the scene.…
Read MoreDiscover the Caleb Nickerson Homestead: Chatham’s Living History Gem
Discover the Caleb Nickerson Homestead: Chatham’s Living History Gem ,Tucked away at 1107 Orleans Road in North Chatham, the Caleb Nickerson Homestead is a remarkable living‑history museum that brings early 19th‑century Cape Cod life into vivid focus. Owned by the Nickerson Family Association, this lovingly restored 1829 Cape-style house stands on grounds where Chatham’s first…
Read MoreChatham Art in the Park 2025: Whales, Sharks, and OARS in the Stores
Chatham Art in the Park 2025: Whales, Sharks, and OARS in the Stores Summer in Chatham is all about sunshine, salty breezes, and community fun—and nothing captures that spirit better than Chatham Art in the Park. Each year, local artists transform everyday objects into extraordinary works of art, turning our town into an open-air gallery…
Read MoreBusiness Front Door: A New Gateway for Chatham Businesses
Business Front Door: A New Gateway for Chatham-Area Businesses On 22 July, the Healey-Driscoll Administration unveiled the Business Front Door (BFD)—a first-of-its-kind online platform that pulls together Massachusetts incentives, permits and expert support into one easy-to-use hub. What exactly is the Business Front Door? According to the Executive Office of Economic Development, the BFD is…
Read MoreCelebrating the Arts in Chatham
Celebrating the Arts in Chatham August 10 thru August 17th Chatham, MA is the place to be August 10–17 as it hosts a weeklong celebration of the arts, culminating in one of the finest Juried Art Festivals in New England on August 15th, 16th, and 17th at Chase Park. Whether you’re a visitor or a…
Read MoreRelocating to Chatham: Live the Cape Cod Dream
Living the Cape Cod Dream: Relocating to Chatham Have you ever dreamed of waking up to salty sea air, scenic harbor views, and small-town charm? If so, relocating to Chatham, Massachusetts might just be the lifestyle upgrade you’ve been searching for. Nestled on the elbow of Cape Cod, Chatham blends coastal beauty with historic character,…
Read MoreThe Chatham 4th of July Parade
Chatham 4th of July Parade 2025: A Timeless Tradition A Century-Old Celebration Since 1908, the Chatham 4th of July Parade has been a cherished tradition, drawing over 20,000 spectators each year to the heart of Cape Cod. This historic event showcases the pride and unity of Chatham’s residents and visitors alike. From its humble beginnings,…
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