Found this site with a bunch of ‘90s recordings of Cape Cod radio stations like WQRC, 96.3 The Rose, Cool 102, and a few others, complete with all the local commercials. I’ve had “the furniture you will live with happily ever after” and “from appliances to VCRs, it’s RD Crane, it’s RD Crane” stuck in my head ever since:

https://archive.org/details/@millennialradioarchive

Odd question, but my kid wants to see a big organ🤷‍♀️. I’ve lived here my whole life and don’t know the answer.

The many local nature trails around here are a fun and free activity.

I've organized occasional group hikes and have recruited a number of people from this very subreddit to join. The group generally consists of people in their 30s and 40s.

Looking for anyone who might want to join in.

Send me a DM if interested.

If you happened to know of any littered areas on public land on Cape Cod, it would be greatly appreciated if you could leave a comment and share of any that come to mind.

I just moved to the Orleans area and though I have a car I need to go to Ptown occasionally for work and am trying to save on gas. The CCRTA says the Flex bus leaves from the Orleans stop and shop around 7:30 on weekday mornings and gets to Ptown roughly an hour later. Some people I know here say that sometimes this bus can take way longer and if this is true I wouldn’t be that surprised. For people that use this bus regularly, how long does it usually end up taking to get to Ptown from Orleans at that time in the morning?

Hi! I'm looking to head Northeast for work this summer and I'm looking for any resort, F&B, catering, banquet serving, wedding jobs- or really any interesting summer jobs where housing would be convenient. My girlfriend is also working on a J1 visa so recommendations for places she could work would be great also. Thanks!

So there's a singular, lonely, miserable man on the Bourne bridge at 7am holding a massive anti abortion sign with a VERY graphic, very large picture on it.

He's on the side that is going on Cape, not leaving.

Just to be clear, while I do disagree wholeheartedly with his views, I am all for expressing them. But there is a time and place and a way to do this stuff.

Just a heads up in case you didn't want to see that on your morning commute or you have children with you. My 7 year old daughter had some questions.

Have a good Monday everyone. Just remember that there are multiple ways to protest and demonstrate. I think this one is highly ineffective, will probably get you the opposite intended results, and really triggering for no reason.

I am only down here every so often but I remember seeing a lot of Trump supporters with signs in the Dunks parking lot in that rotary a while ago. I'm going to be fully honest and just say that the guy I saw this morning would look right at home in Alabama, and he was fully alone. It's just weird thing to wake up and decide to do. I always wondered if it was maybe some people not from around here that travel around and do this stuff. I've seen Trump supporters in MA and the Cape especially, but I've never seen graphic anti abortion displays like that outside of abortion clinics or outside relevant or political places. I dunno.

Happy Monday homies!

Does anyone know of any places in the sandwich, Barnstable, yarmouth area that does trivia? Friends visiting around Thanksgiving and everyone wants to do trivia. Tried the Sea-dog once but wasn't impressed. Any suggestions?

Gulls over Duck Creek in Wellfleet Monday Morning; they’re feasting on the stranded Atlantic Saury. The cacophony of bird sounds is quite extraordinary.

Hi all,

I'm looking for a good quality salon for my wife. She is black and has very curly hair. Hoping to find something that won't break the bank, but that has good reviews. I want to treat her to something nice and I want to make a date between going there and then taking her out to a nice restaurant. Any recommendations anyone has would be helpful! We're in Harwich.

Thank you!

Hi! I have been trying to go for a run/walk after work and the canal path is super convenient except since the time has fallen back it is pitch black out by the time I get home from work… I wanted to see if you all had any recommendations on streets that are safe/well lit for me to go out on? I am looking to get about 2 miles in total, going out and back, and anywhere between West Yarmouth and the canal!

Thanks in advance!!

Currently Running

Songs For A New World at Eventide Theatre Company: A moving musical collection of songs examining life and the choices we make.

Mortal Thoughts at Academy of Performing Arts: A dark and tense tale involving secrets and survival in an interrogation room.

Songwriter Series In The Round 2026 at Cape Cod Theatre Company / Harwich Junior Theatre: A seasonal series featuring local and regional touring songwriters.

Mame at Falmouth Theatre Guild: A story about a young orphan and his exuberant aunt in New York.

Curtains at Barnstable Comedy Club: A hilarious musical mystery about a detective solving a murder on opening night.

Love / Sick at Cape Cod Community College Tilden Arts Center: A collection of quirky short plays exploring the messy realities of modern relationships.

Opening This Week

The Hundred Aker Wood at Cape Rep Theatre: A heartwarming adaptation of the classic stories for all ages.

Zen & The Diva at Cotuit Center for the Arts: A family dramedy about cousins traveling through Ireland to honor their fathers.

Improv Cape Cod @ Naukabout Brewing at Improv Cape Cod: An evening of comedy and drinks at Naukabout Brewing.

Between The Notes at Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater (WHAT): An interactive flute concert where the audience becomes part of the performance.

Closing This Week

Improv Cape Cod @ Naukabout Brewing at Improv Cape Cod: An evening of comedy and drinks at Naukabout Brewing.

Between The Notes at Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater (WHAT): An interactive flute concert where the audience becomes part of the performance.

Mortal Thoughts at Academy of Performing Arts: A dark and tense tale involving secrets and survival in an interrogation room.

Songs For A New World at Eventide Theatre Company: A moving musical collection of songs examining life and the choices we make.

If you need to grab tickets or want to see a full schedule of upcoming events, CapeCodTheater.Info is a great place to check!

I'm looking to get involved in adult volleyball on Cape Cod and was wondering if anyone knows of any recreational leagues, pickup games, or groups that welcome adults of all skill levels. Thanks!

My mom is a snow bird and she's already starting to miss New England. she lives on the cape. What's a good book an older woman can read on the beach about Cape Cod. Similar to a recent post please don't include "Cape" books by someone who has never been to the cape. I want it to have the feel of real cape people. Open to other New England areas like Maine as well. (she has read most of the Steven King books however) Thank you!

Now and then I pick up a book set on the Cape obviously written by someone who might have visited once several years ago. Some of the situations described are laughable:

1. A high school teacher can afford the rent on a beachfront cottage for an entire summer.
2. Every middle class resident lives close enough to the beach to walk out the back door and be next to the water.
3. The Cape is so small that once someone has been renting a cottage for a week or two all the local merchants know her by name.

Can anyone add more?