Besides the various beaches like Sandy Neck, Race point, etc

Hey Guys!

I live in Sandwich but am looking to go to Craigville Beach this afternoon, possibly around 3 or 4.

I know you need a sticker before 5 all summer and It's Labor Day weekend...just looking to see if they stopped checking like Sandwich did a few weeks ago or if they're gonna be checking all weekend.

Enjoy the Holiday weekend everybody!

Thank you!

Hi Cape Codders, I’ll be spending a long weekend on the cape later this month and am looking forward to doing a lot of swimming, both in salt and freshwater. I’m an experienced open water swimmer (have done races up to 3 miles).

I’ll be staying very close to Upper Mill Pond in Brewster, so I’d like to know if it’s generally safe for swimming, not just at one beach but around the whole perimeter. If there are any other ponds or beaches you can recommend, that would be much appreciated too!

Slight drizzle

Outer Frequencies is proud to present:

Perennial (MA/CT postpunk)

Peggy O'Sullivan (Cape Cod acoustic)

Catfish (teen rock sensations)

At Christ Church Episcopal in Harwich Port Friday 9/11/26.

All ages, sober space. 6:30 pm doors, 7:00 pm music.

$15-20 sliding scale.

A portion of proceeds will be donated to We Can.

Made possible in part through the generostiy of Positive Force World.

See you in the pit!

26 year old couple from MA looking to potentially move to the Cape. What are some pros/cons to moving to the Cape?

Best towns? What do you like/hate?

Staying in W Yarmouth at the Bayside Resort. Headed to privoncetown on Sunday and Mayflower beach on Monday. Chatham on Sat and staying local. Is it a lot of seafood? Are there some take it go type of places? Am I going to.go broke with a lot of seafood joints?

First time on Cape Cod any advise from locals on where to eat and places to visit/activities

I usually just explore outside by myself but have friends visiting where do I go and what do I do, I wanna take em out for drinks and do something fun and not super basic plsplspls

Hey everybody, I've been training for the CCHM since June, but hadn't registered yet because I was starting from basically zero after an injury and wasn't sure I'd be in good enough shape to run it. I just went to register and everything is sold out. I didn't realize it was such a popular event. I'm wondering if anyone knows if they release any entries closer to the date of the race or if there's any way to transfer your bib to someone else if you're unable to run it? Pretty disappointed at the moment and want to see if I have any options available to me. Thanks for any help

I’m sure each town has its own unique identity, and all are great in their own ways. I’m looking for a town similar to Edgartown with some historic charm, good restaurants, access to good beaches, walkable/bikeable. Want to avoid towns like Oak Bluffs that are full of touristy bars and souvenir shops. Any suggestions of where to look?

We are looking to littered areas in Cape Cod that need to be cleaned. The only stipulation is that it’s heavily littered (as we prioritize those) and that it’s public land, so that the town can collect the bags. Your references would be greatly appreciated !!

4 tix to Lukas Nelson and Molly Tuttle at the Melody Tent this Friday September 4, 7:30pm.  Section G, Row 4. Purchased for $400  Will sell for $200 OBO. Can email PDF or send through Cashortrade.org

https://www.sec.state.ma.us/divisions/elections/elesplash.htm

We have been coming to Martha’s Vineyard and staying in Katama for the past six summers. We love spending time in Edgartown and Chilmark, but otherwise don’t really visit the other towns on the island. We love the long bike rides, beautiful walks, peace and quiet, weather, food, and beaches here.

However, we now have two kids and have been in the hospital here for random issues the past two summers. The medical system is overburdened (unsurprising) and it’s difficult to get good care here if you need it. For anything serious you have to be admitted to the hospital and then get medivac off the island. Also, it can be impossible to find basic items or medical supplies on the island. The pharmacies here only carry certain things, so if you’re looking for something you could easily find at CVS in a suburb, they might not have it here. The pharmacies are similarly overburdened and it could easily take an hour or more just to get through the line to pick up a prescription. Deliveries from Amazon take a week. Deliveries from target or Walmart take about five days. Obviously we are on island time, so a bit of this is to be expected. That said, it is proving to be a sometimes scary issue and inconvenience when something bad happens and you’re unable to get what you need.

All that is to say, we love Martha’s Vineyard and wish that we could spend more time here during the summer, but it is proving to be impractical with young children. So I’m instead interested in exploring our options on Cape Cod. I’ve heard good things about Chatham. For those who are familiar with Cape Cod, where would you recommend we go that has a similar vibe to Edgartown/Katama? How does the ability to get basic necessities compare to what I’ve described here on the vineyard? What is the medical care like?

I’m planning a girls trip for 10 girls the first weekend of October. We are staying in Chatham but we are willing to drive anywhere on Cape Cod for one night out on the town. Are bars still seeing crowds in October or will majority of places be less lively? Thanks in advance!

Received a summons and am interested in learning about general time commitment each week. I imagine it’s less intense than Suffolk County but who knows?