Truly Orleans 2023-2024

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he Richardson Family invites you to come explore the nursery and see what we love to do.

• Thousands of perennials and annuals, as well as a large selection of unique and unusual trees and shrubs locally grown on our 10 acre farm.

• Eight greenhouses overflowing with roses, ornamental grass, and a large selection of natives.

• Unique pottery and gifts.

• Large selection of succulents, herbs, miniature and fairy garden materials.

The

earth laughs in flowers.

— Ralph Waldo Emerson

Open from April to December facebook.com/flowersforsale

ROOTED AT ROCK HARBOR ROAD

Welcome to Orleans!

How is our town special? Let us count the ways. Great dining and shopping, exciting activities and attractions, artistic expressions and some of the most beautiful beaches and waterways on the Cape.

Whether you’re with your family, friends or business associates, we’ve got you covered. In fact, make sure you read Truly Orleans cover to cover, to get the most out of your stay here.

Feel free to stop by and say hello. Let us know what we can do to make your experience in Orleans even better. We’re at 44 Main Street year-round and look forward to welcoming you..

Thank you!

See you around town!

Judy Lindahl Executive Director

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TrulyOrleans

2023-2024 OFFICIAL TRAVEL GUIDE

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Chairman: Justin Alex, Cape Cod Chronicle

Chair-Elect: Tabitha Baker, Cape Cod 5

Treasurer: Ken Taber, Hole-In-One

Secretary: Tim Sweeney, The Sparrow Store

At Large: Brian Junkins, Friends' Marketplace

DIRECTORS

Cameron Hadfield, The Rail

Dawn Lee, Gibson Sotheby's International Realty

Hadley Luddy, Homeless Prevention Council

Courtney Wittenstein, Tidal Marketing

Lyndsay Clarke, Charles Moore Arena

Executive Director: Judy Lindahl

ORLEANS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

P.O. Box 153, 44 Main Street, Orleans, MA 02653 (508) 255-7203

US & Canada (800) 865-1386

FAX: (508) 255-2774

www.orleanscapecod.org info@orleanscapecod.org

EDITORIAL STAFF

Editors:

Jennifer Allard & Jennifer Sprague, Mainsail Events

DESIGN & PRODUCTION

Julia Blake Design

www.juliablakedesign.com

COVER SHOT:

Trevor Murphy is a professional photographer and Orleans native. Although his work is primarily in the action sports realm, taking him to other parts of the globe, he’s always searching for that amazing angle and finds the different lighting and picturesque scenery in his home town endlessly inspiring. His work can be found online and in the pages of CNN, National Geographic, Travel and Leisure and all of the major action sports publications. Trevor’s primary residence is Bali, Indonesia.

Truly Orleans is a publication of the Orleans Chamber of Commerce. Contents and design ©2023, all rights reserved. Reproduction without written permission is strictly prohibited. Every effort was made to ensure accuracy of the information in this guide as of press time (June 2023). However, the Orleans Chamber of Commerce assumes no responsibility for errors, changes or omissions.

The Orleans Chamber of Commerce and Julia Blake Design make no endorsement, representation or warranty regarding the suitability, quality or availability of any goods or services advertised or listed in this publication. Listings and advertisements are provided by the subject companies, and the Orleans Chamber of Commerce and Julia Blake Design shall not be responsible or liable for any inaccuracy, omission or infringement of any third party’s rights therein, or for personal injury or any other damage or injury whatsoever.

The Secret Ingredient–ORLEANS

Orleans may be known for its picturesque beaches and rich history. However, the town also offers an impressive culinary scene that should not be overlooked.

From casual cafes to fine dining establishments, you will find diverse cuisines that will suit everyone’s taste buds. Many restaurants use local produce and seafood to create fresh and flavorful dishes.

Looking for breakfast served all day? Look no further than Hole in One. They offer a hearty breakfast to start your day and a healthy lunch alternative to fast food. For over 29 years, they have served a great-tasting selection of “oversized” hand-cut donuts, not to be missed!

Quickly becoming a brunch staple in Orleans, The Rail features a variety of sweet and savory breakfast offerings and a full bar. Pro tip: Try the mimosa flights!

The Homeport Restaurant has been a Cape Cod tradition for over 50 years. Locals and visitors enjoy the generous portions of breakfast and lunch and friendly atmosphere in the center of Orleans.

Fresh food done right. Open five days per week and using as many local and organic products as possible, Dancing Spoons Food Truck is Orleans’ resident food truck in the town center.

When you’re on the run and need a quick bite, head to Wendy’s®, where you’re sure to get fresh quality food quickly, and you will be back to your day’s adventures in no time.

Striving to make the very best burritos, salads, cookies, and whoopie pies, is the Corner Store. They feature a nice variety with lots of vegan and gluten-free options as well.

Burgers, lobster, and shakes, otherwise known as iconic Cape food, can be found at The Knack. Their quick service, fresh ingredients and iconic location are second to none.

The Lost Dog Pub embraces casual comfort by serving great pizzas, burgers, the freshest seafood and shellfish, and daily specials. They feature scratch-made bread and pizza dough in their Orleans and Dennis locations.

Focusing on fresh, local ingredients prepared with a whimsical touch, live music on weekends, an array of craft cocktails and locally brewed beers, and a thoughtfully chosen wine list, round out The Barley Neck. In warmer months, take in a cocktail and lite bite from their lawn and cozy up to the fireplace for the rest of the year.

Local seafood, prime steak, pasta, hearty salad offerings, plus over thirty wines by the glass make Mahoney’s Atlantic Bar & Grill a dining destination for locals and tourists alike.

Once a lockup for bootleggers, the Jailhouse Tavern is the home to Hog Island Beer Co., where you’ll find burgers, salads, plenty of fresh seafood, and one of the Cape’s only craft breweries. Traveling to the Outer Cape? Visit their sister location, Hog Island Surf Lodge & Beer Garden in Wellfleet.

Delicious Chinese dishes made fresh daily can be enjoyed at the Double Dragon Inn. Enjoy anything from a full meal to a Pu Pu Platter in the dining room or their Polynesian bar.

Cooke’s Seafood is a third-generation familyowned and operated restaurant serving generous portions of renowned fried, broiled, and grilled seafood. They use

the best and freshest local seafood and use their family’s recipes that have made them popular for 47 years.

The Murphy family has created a home away from home for locals, summer residents, and newcomers at the Land Ho! Whether you’re looking for burgers and a beer, the freshest local seafood, or innovative cuisine from their nightly specials, you’ll be at home at “the Ho!”.

The Alley Bowling & BBQ offers a full bar with 16 beers on tap and one of the Cape’s highest-rated barbecue spots, Big Dogs Barbecue. It is located inside the Orleans Bowling Center, the perfect place for a night out, a private party, a rainy Sunday afternoon, or anytime!

Nestled in the heart of Orleans, La Bella Vita offers a unique fusion of Italian-inspired cuisine. With a menu that has been carefully crafted to cater to a wide range of tastes, you’ll find Italian classics, steaks, fresh seafood, and American favorites, and you’ll undoubtedly find something to delight your taste buds.

Classic and creative, the casual yet elegant eatery that is the Beacon Room is a beacon for savory seafood, meat, and poultry dishes featuring mouthwatering sauces and sides—a wide selection of wines by the glass or bottle, plus a full bar.

At the Hot Chocolate Sparrow, you’ll find a cafe complete with coffee from around the world, desserts of every indulgence, and their own hand-dipped chocolates in a sophisticated but welcoming atmosphere.

Need a little sweet treat after dinner or on your way home from the beach? With over 40 flavors of homemade ice cream and 25 custom blended yogurt flavors, there is something for everyone at the Ice Cream Cafe

Stock the Pantry + Pack the Cooler

If dining in is more your thing, you’ll find everything right in town. Visit these markets to fill your pantry with the freshest ingredients to cook up a feast in the comforts of your home or load your cooler for the perfectly paired beach day!

• Friends’ Marketplace

• Orleans Farmers Market

• Orleans Seafood

• Orleans Whole Food Store

Our commitment to quality brings the Þnest local seafood to your table and the CapeÕs best restaurants!

Outer Cape Restaurants

Take a day-trip North, and explore some of the Outer Cape’s most notable restaurants!

Eastham

Arnold’s Lobster & Clam Bar - Fans line up at this homey seafood icon for lobster rolls & fried clams, plus ice cream & mini-golf.

The Chocolate CafeFeaturing a fun and brightly colored 50’s Diner Theme, the Chocolate Cafe serves freshly made breakfast sandwiches, lunch, and homemade chocolates.

Wellfleet

Beachcomber of Wellfleet - With an outdoor bar overlooking the Atlantic and an indoor bar in the heart of a former U.S. Lifesaving Station, it only gets as authentic as the Wellfleet Beachcomber.

Truro

Montano’s - Long-established eatery & bar on the bay with a menu of traditional Italian cooking & local seafood.

Truro Vineyards - They pioneered the art of maritime grape growing on the Cape, and now have South Hollow Spirits, a distillery that produces Twenty Boat Spiced Rum & Twenty Boat Amber Rum. Stop in for a taste!

Provincetown:

Fanizzi’s - A locals’ joint, known for expansive bay views, serves Italian & American seafood with a casual vibe.

WICKED LOCAL & THE CAPE CODDER Best Place for Dinner

CAPE COD LIFE MAGAZINE Best Place for Cocktails

tuna sashimi • filet mignon • pasta dishes pan roasted lobster • ribs/chicken

SURF’S UP ORLEANS!

This winter, the Orleans Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors put their heads together to create a brand new initiative that not only celebrates the business in Orleans, but also our vibrant artist community. Boards in the Stores will run from June through the beginning of August and feature over 40 surfboards, sponsored by an Orleans business, and designed by a local artist.

The boards are available to view in the participating businesses, online and in a scavenger hunt booklet that you can pick up at the Chamber of Commerce.

Participating Businesses

THE ACADEMY OF PERFORMING ARTS ADORN AGWAY ANDREA BUNAR PHOTOGRAPHY THE ARTIST COTTAGES

BEACH ROAD PROPERTIES BLACK LOTUS DESIGNS CAPE COD FIVE CAPE COD SOUL CHARLES MOORE ARENA CIBO COASTAL CRAFT GALLERY EASTWIND GALLERY EMACK & BOLIOS FRIENDS' MARKETPLACE GALLEY WEST ART GALLERY

GIBSON SOTHEBY'S REALTY GOODY'S TATTOO HOG ISLAND BREWERY HOLE IN ONE HOMEGROWN HOMEPORT

JON R. FULLER LOCKSMITH, LLC KERRY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. LAND HO! LAS CHIDAS LOST DOG PUB

MAHONEY'S ATLANTIC BAR & GRILL NAUSET FARMS NAUSET MARINE NAUSET SURF OCEANA ORLEANS CAMERA & VIDEO

SALON SILHOUETTE SNOW'S THE ALLEY THE BARLEY NECK INN THE CAPE COD CHRONICLE THE COVE MOTEL THE FARM THE RAIL THE SPARROW STORE TIDAL MARKETING TROVE VIV'S KITCHEN

Thanks to our Sponsors

THE BIG KAHUNA SPONSOR

Boards in the Stores Scavenger Hunt!

LONGBOARD SPONSORS

Participating Artists

Scavenger Hunts can be picked up at the Orleans Chamber of Commerce (44 Main Street).

View the surfboards as you surf around town! Visit participating businesses to view their board and check it off your list, then submit your completed board to the Chamber of Commerce by August 5th to be entered to win an Orleans themed prize!

Auction

Take home one of these unique art pieces!

All of the surfboards are up for auction through August 5th at www.orleanscapecod.org.

or view the auction here

ANCHORAGE STUDIO ADAM WENTWORTH ALEXA VERMAAK AMY MIDDLETON ANDREA BUNAR ANDY JACOB

BLACK LOTUS DESIGNS BOB RYAN BRI ULSCH CAPE COD SOUL CHRIS HARDMAN CORRINE YARNS DAVID DESCHAMPS

EILEEN SMITH & SALLY RAYMOND EMILY RICHARDSON GARRETT DUTTON (AKA G. LOVE) GREG JOHNSON

IRENE LYNCH JEN WHITAKER JOE MAULT JOHN MURPHY, SR. LAUREN BOARDMAN LUCAS BAYBUTT LUCY FERNANDES

LUCY JALBERT MARK RODERICK MARIN REINHARDT MARY DUNN CAULEY MARY HOLDEN MICHELLE (SUNSHINE) SINGLETON

MIKE ROLLINS NANCY PETERSON NETTIE BERKELEY NIC NOBILI PAULA CURRAN, ROCK HARBOR DESIGN

ROBERT RYAN ROBERTA ANSLOW RYAN GARCIA SEAN SHEA TAYLOR FOX TIM SWEENEY

elebrate the Arts

Orleans Art Galleries

Addison Art Gallery addisonart.com

Anchorage Studio

Artist Cottages at the Orleans Market Square artcottages.com

Coastal Craft Gallery coastalcraftgallery.com

Creative Cape Cod creativecapecod.com

Eastwind Gallery eastwindgallery.net

Gallery 31 Fine Art gallery31capecod.com

Galley West Art Gallery galleywestartgallery.com

Left Bank Gallery leftbankgallery.com

Oceana oceanacapecod.com

Tree’s Place treesplace.com

Trove oliverink.com

A Shopaholic,s Guide to ORLEANS

BY JENNIFER SPRAGUE

As a self-proclaimed shopaholic, Orleans has always been my favorite town on the Lower Cape to shop locally. When cruising around the rotary and into town, you will quickly notice the abundance of shopping Orleans offers. It’s easy to see why locals call it the “Hub of the Lower Cape.”

Your first stop off the rotary is Tradewinds Gifts, one of the Cape’s most prominent family-owned and operated gift and beach shops. They boast two levels filled with all the beach gear you need, from beach chairs and sand toys to the hippest beach floats.

Around the corner, you will find Nauset Surf, the oldest surf shop on Cape Cod, established in 1965. While there, you can find everything surf, sun, and beach related.

You don’t have to venture far to find your next go-to spot, Canterbury Leather. Established

in 1970, Canterbury Leather is open year-round with the finest brands of shoes, sandals, customer leather goods, and unique silver jewelry.

Across the street is Goose Hummock, the town’s number one outdoor adventure retailer. Whether you’re looking to go fishing, kayaking, paddle boarding, boating, camping, or bird watching, they have you covered! Their experienced team will hook you up with whatever gear you need for the day’s adventure.

are looking for a new or used boat, marine hardware, foul weather gear, or USCG safety gear, Nauset Marine is the place to go.

A short drive away, The Gallery at Tree’s Place. Tree’s Place (as the locals call it) started in 1986 with a commitment to promoting the region’s best established and emerging artists and is the proud home to some of the finest painters on the Cape.

Head up the stairs and check out

A little further up, you will find one of the state’s most knowledgeable and well-respected marine facilities; Nauset Marine. Whether you

Cape Cod Photo, Art & Framing. Here you will find a full-service photography, art, and framing store. The experts of Cape Cod Photo, Art

& Framing will help you pick out the perfect camera for your comfort level, help you frame that family photo you have been holding onto forever, or pick up some art supplies.

Just across the way, you will find Murray’s Fabrics. They offer unique fabrics, threads, yarns, and scissors, a perfect store for the crafty individual. Interested in learning how to sew or improve your quilting skills? They have a calendar of classes suited for every level and ability.

Cape Cod Vacuum is your onestop cleaning shop. They maintain a vast selection of central and portable vacuum systems. They have been in business for almost 50 years and have two locations making them a Diamond Level Miele dealer.

You can spot Sunset Leisure easily; they most likely are turning heads with a mannequin relaxing out front. Sunset Leisure provides fun items with entertainment and

relaxation in mind, from unique games for all ages to personalized etched glassware and hand-crafted charcuterie boards.

Soeur Boutique, right off Main Street, is a women’s boutique that offers a variety of clothing and accessories perfect for any occasion— offering high-end quality designs that you won’t find everywhere else.

Heading to Main Street, you can hit several of Main Street’s best spots on foot, starting with Oceana Oceana features many local artists, photographers, and high-end jewelers. If you want a wedding gift or a piece of classy coastal décor for your home, stop in.

Neighboring Oceana is Coastal Craft Galleries, a cooperative of local Cape Artisans, many of whom work in the shop daily. You can find a variety of jewelry techniques, acrylic pour paintings, stained glass, and much more!

Next, make a stop at Watson’s Men’s Store. For over 70 years, Watson’s has carried everything from rugged workwear to suits and formalwear for men. Their staff has exceptional customer service and will help you look your best for any occasion. They’ll even help with alterations.

Strolling Main Street, a must-visit is Snow’s Home & Garden. Snow’s has a large selection of indoor and outdoor home furnishings and décor, all the essentials for your bed, bath, and beyond. They also have a full-service paint department, models & crafts, and Snow’s is buzzing with holiday cheer during the holidays.

Across the street, you’ll find Mid Cape Home Centers. Whether you are doing a full remodel to your home or need to fix that leaky faucet, they have the most knowledgeable employees to help you get the job done.

PHOTOGRAPHS COURTESY SNOW'S HOME & GARDEN

Most people are already familiar with the goodies you can find at the Hot Chocolate Sparrow but have you been to The Sparrow Store? Original t-shirt designs, local jams, funny greeting signs, and gifts but best of all, The Sparrow Store is known for everything ukulele. Take yourself back in time with Vintage in Vogue. With original

garments dating as early as 1840, this stop will take you back in time and on an adventure around the world of all things fashion.

Right next to the bike path, appropriately, is Orleans Cycle

The bike enthusiasts at Orleans Cycle will ensure you have everything you need to enjoy over 22 miles of trail

through some of the most beautiful towns on Cape.

The Artist Cottages, across from Depot Square, is home to some of the most creative and talented local artists. Resident Todd Thayer created the Artists Cottages to nurture and celebrate the creativity and talent of established and emerging Cape Cod artists and artisans by providing a unique, affordable location to create and sell their work. This is such a fun and unique destination to shop.

The Earth House and Instant Karma Records, Old & In The Way Antiques, and Poster Art are all housed inside one unique building on Route 6A, the perfect one-stop shop! Here you can check out Instant Karma Records, search through vinyls and find that perfect piece to bring you back in time or

pick up an iconic poster, tie-dye shirt, pins, and other vintage pieces from your favorite decade of music.

Back onto Main Street and heading towards Nauset Beach, you will find several stores. Blake & Co. is where color and design meet to create inspired work. You can find home and personal accessories, jewelry, and artwork that make a statement.

Sea Howl Bookshop is warm and inviting in the heart of downtown. They offer many new books from all genres and used, vintage, and out-of-print titles and periodicals. In addition to finding your go-to summer reads you can also find greeting cards, stationery, and journals.

Right next door, the Orleans Whole Food Store is a quaint little store filled with natural and organic foods, health and beauty items, and bulk items.

Celebrating 25 years in business in 2023, Friends’ Marketplace is a family-owned and operated business that is an essential stop for your dayto-day necessities. Don’t forget to check out their year-round catering menu and impressive wine list.

customer service. Not in the market for something new? Crane Appliance also is home to several factory-trained technicians to help service your existing appliances.

If you’re looking for something to spruce up the outside of your home, The Farm has thousands of perennials and annuals, all grown locally on their 10-acre farm. You can walk the nursery grounds for hours looking for unusual trees and shrubs, lilies, and ornamental grasses that will make your lawn and garden pop with color.

Orleans Camera, located in Skaket Corners, offers various services, including photo prints and creations. They will help you get your favorite image onto a canvas, service your camera, and even take that passport photo.

Another Orleans favorite: Agway of Cape Cod. Agway of Cape Cod may have started as an iconic landmark in Northboro, Massachusetts, in the 1960s, but this family-run business is an Orleans staple. The beauty of their greenhouse and the extent of their garden center is indescribable – it has everything you could need. And, of course, remember your furry friends! They are your go-to pet resource. It’s no wonder the U.S. Small Business Administration gave Agway of Cape Cod the 2023 Family-Owned Business of the Year Award!

Whether you are looking for the daily necessities, a sweet treat, clothing or a gift, if you take a stroll through Orleans, you’re sure to find just what you need; after all, #itsinorleans.

Across from Friends’, you will find The Gallery at Post Office Square, a 2,300 sq. ft shop filled with fine art antiquities and mid-century modern items that will be a talking point for years.

For over 30 years, Crane Appliance has been specializing in selling premium appliance brands accompanied by top-of-the-line

CALENDAR EVENTS

Nauset Model Railroad Club Open House Days » July 5 - August 30: W: 7-9pm; Nov. 19 - Dec. 17: SA: 1-4pm. Visitors will see five, fully detailed and operating model railroads in five scales. Free admission and parking. Hilltop Plaza (rear, lower level), 180 Rt. 6A. nausetmodelrrclub.com

Guided Tours of the Church of the Transfiguration » M-SA (closed W) 10- 4:30pm. SU 11am-noon. On the shores of Cape Cod Bay at Rock Harbor, this ecumenical church is filled with handcrafted mosaics, fresco stone, wood, glass and bronze sculpture. The St. Cecilia Organ gives surround-sound voice to the church with meticulously restored pipework. churchofthetransfiguration.org

Orleans Farmers Market » May 6 - November 18. Outdoors, 19 Old Colony Way. Every SA 8am-noon, rain, snow or shine. Fresh local wares include vegetables, plants, fresh breads, jellies, herbs, soaps and much more. orleansfarmersmarket.org

Cape Cod Museum of Natural History » It’s a summer of learning and

discovery at “Cape Cod’s Nature Place,” with guided family field walks and nature programs including “Feed the Butterflies.” The museum is open year-round, offering seasonal programs and special events. ccmnh.org

Orleans Firebirds Baseball Season

» Orleans’ team in the prestigious Cape Cod Baseball League play their home games at historic Eldredge Park from June 10th - early August. orleansfirebirds.com

Freedom Ferry to Nantucket » Freedom Ferry to Nantucket kicks off the 2023 season Memorial Day Weekend with daily passenger service. If you want to head to Nantucket, sailing from picturesque Saquatucket Harbor in Harwich Port avoids the parking and traffic hassles of Hyannis. Parking is convenient and FREE for day trippers. An experienced crew is prepared to load and unload luggage, answer questions about points of interest in Nantucket and serve refreshments from their snack bar. Reservations: 508-4328999 or freedomferry.com

Cape Rep’s Summer Children’s

Series » June 25-Aug. 29. Cape Rep’s Outdoor Theater hosts the family musical The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane; and the return of popular puppeteer Mary Wilson and singer/ songwriter Paul Kehoe’s Puppets, Paul and Mary. caperep.org

2023 Nauset Beach Concert Series

» Monday nights, July 3-Aug. 28, 6:30-8:30pm. Free family-friendly concerts by the ocean at Nauset Beach. Food/ice cream trucks. Tuesday rain date. Sponsored by the Town of Orleans. town.orleans.ma.us

CG 36500 Gold Medal Boat Talk & Tours » Memorial Day-Labor Day, SA & SU 1-3pm. Visitors will be invited aboard the famous “Finest Hours” lifeboat, docked at Rock Harbor, for a tour and presentation about its history. Historians may be at Rock Harbor “by chance” at other times during the week for tours and presentations. Donations to help preserve the boat are always appreciated. CHOcenters.org

Addison Art Gallery Receptions

» Called “Cape Cod’s best art

gallery” by Cape Cod Magazine, Addison Art Gallery hosts receptions in season SA 5-7pm. Among the many distinctive exhibitions will be works by internationally known

artists Jonathan McPhillips (July 1) and Paul Schulenburg (July 8). Please check addisonart.com for additional events.

The star of Disney’s TheFinest

Speaker Series at Pleasant Bay Community Boating » In-person and live streaming via Zoom. Environmental stewardship through community learning.

Schedule: pbcb.cc

frenchcablestationmuseum.org

41 Route 28 Orleans ,MA

French Cable Station Museum At the corner of Cove Rd. and Route 28 in Orleans ,MA

Atlantic marine telegraph cable connected France and the

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May 14-June 24 » Artist’s Choice Art Show, showcasing Lower and Outer Cape artists. Galley West Art Gallery, galleywestartgallery.com

SA June 3, 11, 17, 24, and July 1 12:30-2:30pm » Free Pop-up Practices in Parish Park. Live music. 44 Main St. orleansculturaldistrict.org/ old-firehouse-community-center

FR June 9, 10am » Friday Uke Jam! Come strum and sing along at The Sparrow Store on alternate Saturdays in June, July & August. 26 Main St. All levels welcome. Inclement weather cancels. thesparrowstore. com

WED June 14 » Meet the Fleet, hosted by the Cape Cod Commercial Fishermen’s Alliance, brings together local chefs and fishermen with an informative presentation and tasting that will be sure to deepen your appreciation of local seafood. Captain Harding House, Chatham. capecodfishermen.org/events

SA June 17, 11am-2pm » 4th Annual First Responder Appreciation Day. The parking lot at Mid-Cape Home Centers, Route 134, South Dennis, will be converted to a family fun space, full of a wide variety of Touch-a-Trucks, games and food, with all funds raised going to the Sean M. Gannon Fund and BFree Wellness. midcape.com/first-responderappreciation-day

FR June 23, 10am » Friday Uke Jam! Come strum and sing along at The Sparrow Store on alternate Fridays in June, July & August. 26 Main St. All levels welcome. Inclement weather cancels. thesparrowstore.com

WE June 28, 5:30pm » Sailabration Gala at Wequassett Resort and Golf Club to benefit Pleasant Bay Community Boating’s programming and community outreach, including the Adaptive Sailing programs, Speaker Series and scholarships to community members in need of financial assistance. pbcb.cc

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JULY

June 28 - July 29 » The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Includes all 37 of Shakespeare’s plays. Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater, what.org

July 5-Aug. 26 » Celebrate Summer Art Show, showcasing Lower and Outer Cape artists. Galley West Art Gallery, galleywestartgallery.com

TU July 4. 10am » July Fourth Parade. Marching bands, floats, & music. Route: Eldredge Park Way, Route 6A, Main St., Route 28 and back to Eldredge Park. Rain or shine! orleans4thofjuly.com

SA July 1 at dusk » July Fourth Fireworks. Watch a spectacular fireworks display over the water at Rock Harbor.

Rain date: WED July 5th. orleans4thofjuly.com/ fireworks

July 10-Aug. 17, 9am-2pm (MON-THU) » Performing Arts Summer Camp for Kids (Ages K-12). Arts Empowering Life Performing Arts Building, 95 Southern Eagle Cartway, Brewster. Info: 508-240-2400 or artsempoweringlife.org

July 9-13 » Gregorian Chant Retreat. Learn about St. Benedict, founder of Benedictine monasticism, and discover an ever-relevant form of conversation through sung prayer. The retreat will cover some basics of singing Gregorian chant. Community of Jesus, Rock Harbor, Orleans. Info: 508-255-1094 or communityofjesus.org

FR July 7, 10am » Friday Uke Jam! Come strum and sing along at The Sparrow Store on alternate Fridays in June, July & August. 26 Main St. All levels welcome. Inclement weather cancels. thesparrowstore.com

TH July 20, 5-7pm » Oysters & Champagne. An elegant evening at Wequassett Resort overlooking Pleasant Bay, tasting locally harvested oysters paired with complimentary sparkling beverages. Guests can participate in the Fund-A-Mission portion of the program to help address the Cape’s housing crisis and support the Housing Assistance Corp.’s mission of reducing homelessness

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FR & SA July 7 & 8 10am-4pm » Four Hydrangea Festival Garden Tours, sponsored by the Cape Cod Hospital Auxiliary—Orleans Branch. Tours celebrate the region’s blue, pink and white signature flowers along with other colorful foliage. $5 cash per garden. ccha-orleans.org, capecodhydrangeafest.com

July 6 - Aug. 5 » The premiere of A Man of No Importance, tale of love, friendship and coming to terms with who we are by the Tony Award winning team of Terrence McNally, Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty. Cape Rep Theatre, Brewster. caperep.org

FR July 21, 10am » Friday Uke Jam! Come strum and sing along at The Sparrow Store on alternate Fridays in June, July & August. 26 Main St. All levels welcome. Inclement weather cancels. thesparrowstore.com

AUGUST ORLEANS CHAMBER SIGNATURE EVENT

August 4-6 » Summerfest Orleans, a town-wide celebration at multiple locations throughout Orleans over the weekend. See orleanscapecod.org for the latest information.

FR Aug. 4, 10am » Friday Uke Jam! Come strum and sing along at The Sparrow Store on alternate Fridays in June, July & August. 26 Main St. All levels welcome. Inclement weather cancels. thesparrowstore.com

SA Aug 5 » Hookers Ball XXI to benefit the Cape Cod Commercial Fishermen’s Alliance, under the big white tent behind the Chatham VFW, 150 George Ryder Rd., Chatham. capecodfishermen.org

Aug 9 - Sep 9 » The Pickleball Wars

The world premiere of Kevin Rice’s new comedy. A story about Fred Fallon who is newly retired and looking to write his first novel but can not find focus with the noisy whackety-clackety coming from his new neighbors’ backyard play of the sport taking the world by storm — pickleball. Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater, what.org

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July 25 - Aug 18 » Cape Cod Chamber Music Festival celebrates its 44th year in 2023 with a season of concerts featuring a stellar lineup of string quartets and world-class pianists and more. capecodchambermusic.org

Through Aug. 26 » Celebrate Summer Art Show, showcasing Lower and Outer Cape artists. Galley West Art Gallery, galleywestartgallery.com

SU Aug. 13, 7:30pm » Gaudete Baroque Ensemble in Concert. Arts Empowering Life Performing Arts Building, 95 Southern Eagle Cartway, Brewster. Info: 508-240-2400 or artsempoweringlife.org

Aug. 16- 27 » The world premiere of The Pianist Of Willesden Lane, based on a true story of Lisa Juras life who was a Jewish pianist during World War II. Cape Rep Theatre, Brewster. caperep.org

WED Aug. 16, 6:30-9pm » Orleans Police Annual Block Party and Antique and Classic Auto Show on Main St. from Rt. 6A-Rt. 28. Music, food and kids activities. Music by WOMR’s DJ Matty Dread. town.orleans.ma.us

SA Aug. 26, start time TBD » The 31st Annual Arey’s Pond Cat Gathering is a just-for-fun parade of sail for catboats and other classic sailboats across Pleasant Bay. Now in its 31st year, the Gathering attracts more than 80 participating boats. areyspondboatyard. com/catgathering

FR Aug. 18, 10am » Friday Uke Jam! Come strum and sing along at The Sparrow Store on alternate Fridays in June, July & August. 26 Main St. All levels welcome. Inclement weather cancels. thesparrowstore.com

SA Aug. 19 » Chara Percussion

Ensemble in Concert Info: 508-2402400 or artsempoweringlife.org

SEPTEMBER & OCTOBER

Sept. 6-Oct. 21 » Welcome Autumn Art Show, showcasing Lower and Outer Cape artists. Galley West Art Gallery, galleywestartgallery.com

SA Sep 9 » David Briggs, Organist in Concert. St. Cecilia Organ, Church of the Transfiguration, Rock Harbor,

Orleans. Info: 508-240-2400 or churchofthetransfiguration.org

Sept. 28 » Meet the Fleet, hosted by the Cape Cod Commercial Fishermen’s Alliance, brings together local chefs and fishermen with an informative presentation and tasting that will be sure to deepen your appreciation of local seafood. Nauset Marine East, 235 Main St. capecodfishermen.org/events

Sept. 15 » Orleans Pond Coalition presents the annual Celebrate Our Waters Festival. 40+ FREE events for adults & families. Arts, kayaking, sailing, paddle boarding, sand sculptures, guided walks, yoga on the beach and more. orleanspondcoalition.org

Sept. 11 - 15 » Gregorian Chant Retreat. Learn about the Chants of the Angels using chants from the feast of St. Michael and All Angels while discovering an ever-relevant form of conversation through sung prayer. The retreat will cover some basics of singing Gregorian chant. Community of Jesus, Rock Harbor, Orleans. Info: 508-255-1094 or communityofjesus.org

Sept. 20-Oct. 14 » Betrayal by Harold Pinter is told in reverse chronology, from

the end of a marriage to the first forbidden spark between a wife and her lover. Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater, what.org

NOVEMBER & DECEMBER

Nov. 1-Dec. 16 » Winter Wonder/ Small Works Art Show. This holiday gift show highlights the work of Lower and Outer Cape artists. Galley West Art Gallery, galleywestartgallery.com

Nov. 17 » Meet the Fleet, hosted by the Cape Cod Commercial Fishermen’s Alliance, brings together local chefs and fishermen with an informative presentation and tasting that will be sure to deepen your appreciation of local seafood. Captain Harding House, Chatham. capecodfishermen. org/events

Nov. 24 » Winterfest Orleans kicks off the holiday season with enhanced tree lighting on Main Street and the Candlelight Stroll down Main Street ending at Depot Square, where the big fir tree and giant sculptures will be lit. Winterfest Orleans is a collaboration

between the Orleans Improvement Association, the Orleans Chamber of Commerce, the Orleans Cultural District and the Artist Cottages.

Mid Nov. - Dec. 31 » Ornaments for Charity. Handcrafted Christmas ornaments and gifts by local artists. All proceeds go to the artist’s favorite charity. Coastal Craft Gallery, a cooperative of nine local Cape artists offering fine art photography, fabric art, jewelry, pottery, wood and glass art, and gifts for all occasions. coastalcraftgallery.com

Nov. 13-17 » Give Hope Where You Live. Housing Assistance invites you to embrace the spirit of the giving season by giving back to the Cape community. Help raise funds and collect items to help those experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity around the region. Give Hope Where You Live and help keep Cape Cod a thriving year-round community. HAConCapeCod.org

Through Dec. 16 » Winter Wonder/ Small Works Art Show. This holiday gift show highlights the work of Lower and Outer Cape artists. Galley West Art Gallery, galleywestartgallery.com

photo © Robert Benson

2023

November 25 -December 31 A Seaside Christmas in Orleans!

A Town-Wide Celebration of the Holiday Season... with events and activities happening throughout Orleans in the month of December. orleanscapecod.org

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25

Visit with Mrs. Claus, Santa Arrives by Boat

Orleans Yacht Club. Visit with Mrs. Claus while awaiting the arrival of Santa by boat! Santa will meet with children at Snow’s Home and Garden following breakfast.

Shop Small Business Saturday

November 25

By shopping at an independently owned, local business you are showing your support and creating goodwill within the communities where you work and live. Stores throughout town will host special events,sales and more. Make a day of it by shopping with friends and dining out at your favorite small restaurants in Orleans.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2

Santa Stampede 5K and Family Fun Run

Registration 9am, Race Start 10am. Get your Santa suit, antlers or elf costume and join the stampede! Enter our Holiday Costume Contest. Prizes and Mini Claus Run. Runners get free T-shirts. Post-race party and awards ceremony hosted by The Barley Neck. orleanscapecod.org

MONTH OF DECEMBER

Holiday Decorating Contest

Stores and businesses in Orleans go all out for the holidays with colorful decorations and creative themes. Vote in participating stores for your favorites. Sponsored by the Orleans Improvement Association. orleanscapecod.org

BLUE ECONOMY

Commercial Fishing & Fresh Local Seafood

Buoy the Orleans Community & Vice Versa

BY DOREEN LEGGETT

In Rockport, Mass. there is a replica of a fishing shack considered to be the most often painted and photographed building in North America.

No way, says Michelle Lamy,

standing in front of Cap’n Cass’s in Orleans. The historic diner, festooned with colorful buoys, looks out at the bayside small port complete with “clam trees” that is Rock Harbor.

“I really think Cap’n Cass is Motif

#1,” she said, using the moniker for the red shack up the coast. “It’s an iconic establishment.”

Lamy recently purchased Cap’n Cass, which had closed during COVID.

“The place needed preservation. I’m into preservation,” said the master painter. She hopes to open by fall.

The Cap’n Cass building, which also overlooks a salt marsh, is close to a century old and was bought by a lobsterman – George Morton, a.k.a. Capt’n Cass – in the 1960s. He would pull his lobster traps in the morning and sell the lobster, as well as other seafood, at his restaurant.

People flocked for the food but

also to see commercial boats and the view.

“Water is who we are, it is why we come here,” said Orleans Selectman Michael Herman, not just the ocean but marshes and freshwater ponds as well.

Town residents and visitors realize that and over the years have taken steps to protect the Blue Economy, adding a water protection component

to the hotel tax, and instituting a fertilizer ban.

Katy Acheson, economic director at the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce, said the blue economy link to tourism and visitors is moored in the 1800s. Sea captains built opulent homes with income secured from the bounty of the sea. When those days ended many mansions became bed and breakfasts.

Steven Kennedy

“Their homes were transformed into places of hospitality,” she said.

Those captain homes are testament to days of yore, and the peninsula’s continuing economic connection to the sea. Acheson thinks about that interconnection as she celebrates various aspects of the Blue Economy.

The success of the Blue Economy requires attention and investment: There are plans to upgrade the infrastructure at Rock Harbor to better serve the commercial fishing fleet and Orleans is embarking on an economic study to ascertain the economic impact of Rock Harbor and Nauset Harbor.

The town’s commercial fishing industry’s catch is valued at more than $2.5 million a year paid directly to the boats. Indirect benefits – how many people buy lobsters or clams, go fishing on charter boat and watch the sunset at Rock Harbor – can be harder to gauge.

In the middle of town, the Orleans Farmers Market, rife with local produce, native honey, and seafood, is held every Saturday in an open space across from the former Cap’n Elmer’s, a longtime restaurant and fish market. Denice Lapierre holds court at one booth, Isabel and Lilee, which features scallops and swag from the namesake vessel, and other local seafood.

“We highlight how important it is to buy small and know your fisherman,” said Lapierre, who is married to Captain Chris Merl. “People call and email and say, ‘We miss you so much here in Colorado’ or wherever they are, or ‘I’m in

Arizona please send me scallops’,” Lapierre said.

If Merl is out in dangerous weather, customers find out on social media, worry and check in. They also begin to understand there are different fish depending on the season.

“Everybody loves connecting to where the catch came from,” said Lapierre.

Just like people call Lapierre and have them send the local fish back to their hometowns, they also often want to hang the beauty of a favorite spot in their homes.

Painter and photographer Steven Kennedy has spent 40 years capturing the Cape’s working waterfronts on canvas and photo paper.

He considers himself part of a long line of people who rely on the ocean.

“Cape Cod’s Blue Economy is centuries old,” he said, “from native peoples gathering shellfish to huge sailing schooners traveling hundreds of miles and fishing for months at a time… In modern times smaller inshore boats leave the dock in the wee hours and

return with a fresh catch later that same day.”

Kennedy said he became aware of the fishing fleet soon after arriving on Cape in 1981. After painting a few boat pictures and photographing vessels he was hooked.

In other places he often has to

pay attention to his backgrounds to make sure he doesn’t capture modern development. With expanses of the Cape protected, including the Cape Cod National Seashore, photographs and paintings can seem almost timeless.

Orleans’ connection to the water is much the same, enduring, touching every aspect of life. Selectman Herman pays homage to it with his business, a farm. He named it “Greenhouse by the Sea.”

Cape Cod’s Blue Economy is centuries old, from native peoples gathering shellfish to huge sailing schooners traveling hundreds of miles and fishing for months at a time.

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Brewster Chamber of Commerce brewster-capecod.com

Cape Cod Canal Region Chamber of Commerce capecodcanalchamber.org

Chatham Chamber of Commerce & Merchants Association chathaminfo.com

Dennis Chamber of Commerce dennischamber.com

Eastham Chamber of Commerce easthamchamber.com

Falmouth Chamber of Commerce falmouthchamber.com

Greater Hyannis Chamber of Commerce hyannis.com

Harwich Chamber of Commerce harwichcc.com

Mashpee Chamber of Commerce mashpeechamber.com

Orleans Chamber of Commerce orleanscapecod.org

Provincetown Chamber of Commerce ptownchamber.com

Sandwich Chamber of Commerce sandwichchamber.com

Truro Chamber of Commerce trurochamberofcommerce.com

Wellfleet Chamber of Commerce wellfleetchamber.com

Yarmouth Chamber of Commerce yarmouthcapecod.com

The Boardwalk in Sandwich

Nauset Beach in Orleans

Pilgrim Monument in Provincetown

Judah Baker Windmill in Yarmouth Port

Hyannis Harbor in Hyannis

Wellfleet Oysters in Wellfleet

The Knob in Falmouth Sea Street Beach in East Dennis

Mashpee Commons in Mashpee

Wychmere Harbor in Harwich

Cape Cod Canal Railroad Bridge in Bourne

Photos by: William F. Pomeroy, Pomeroy Photography & Graphics, Cindy Blum, Fleeting Moments Photography, Waquoit Photography Studio, Cynthia Hovda Photography, Julia Cumes Photography, Betty Wiley

Nauset Marsh in Eastham

Chatham Light in Chatham

Stony Brook Grist Mill in Brewster

Highland Light in Truro

Get Outside ORLEANS!

STORY AND

BY LISSY PERNA of GET OUTSIDE CAPE COD GETOUTSIDECAPECOD.COM

Growing up on Cape Cod, I spent much of my free time outdoors, playing on the tidal flats, swimming in the kettle ponds, and exploring the pine and oak woods surrounding our home. Being outside was where I was most happy. I could wander, use my imagination and make discoveries. A salamander under a log! A vibrant blue fragment of a robin’s egg! A family of bobwhites hopping down my sandy driveway! As a parent, I continued the tradition with my children, allowing nature to be their playground and teacher and hoping the small wonders of nature would excite and inspire them, too.

When schools and scheduled activities stopped abruptly in the spring of 2020, we began to make it a point to explore a new place outside nearly every day. We started by exploring our hometown of Brewster but quickly decided to meander further and walk trails and romp on beaches in all fifteen Cape Cod towns. My love of nature was renewed while watching my boys delight in catching tadpoles, climbing the limbs of wolf trees in the woods, and splashing in the salty waves of the ocean.

Hoping to share the wealth of information about the trails and landmarks with other families, I began documenting our adventures and sharing them online with my social media account, “Get Outside Cape Cod.”

I encouraged other families to learn more about and explore this wild and precious place where we live. Eventually, I even published a hiking guide entitled “50 Cape Cod Hiking Trails,” featuring many (but not all!) of the trails we had trekked.

Orleans boasts hundreds of acres of conservation land and fifteen well-maintained walking trails. The protected land varies from salt marshes to cedar swamps, woodlands, uplands, and wetlands. My children and I have explored many of these trails over the years. Thanks to the Orleans Conservation Trust and its dedication to protecting and restoring land in this beloved town, we continue to find new properties. Here are a few of our favorite sites to explore in Orleans; we hope you appreciate them as much as we do.

PHOTOS

Legends Along the Shore

Pah Wah Point Conservation Area, 163 Namequoit Road

One of our favorite trails is on Little Pleasant Bay, adjacent to Pah Wah Pond. Orleans Conservation Trust purchased this property to stop the proposed building of a subdivision in the late 1980s. Thankfully, this nine-acre parcel is now protected. Pah Wah is named after the Native American term for “Medicine Man.” The story of Pompmo, a medicine man who lived in this area in the early 17th century, continues to be shared today. Legend has it that if fishermen offer tobacco to Pompmo, they will be rewarded with a plentiful catch. The loop-style trail begins in the woods but leads to a stunning bay view. If you head down the steps to walk along the shore, pick up a shell or rock to add to the “nature table” set along the trail. Other hikers have collected an array of nature’s curiosities, and you never know what you’ll find!

A Terrapin Paradise

Henson’s Cove, 33 White’s Lane

Not Just a Bike Path

Cape Cod Rail Trail, Parking at Old Colony Way

If you want to stretch your legs and take a long walk, consider the Cape Cod Rail Trail. This 27-mile-long paved path starts in Yarmouth and continues through to Wellfleet. Part of this trail rolls right through the heart of Orleans, connecting Brewser’s Nickerson State Park to Eastham. Walking along the rail trail gives you access to views of marshes, ponds, and woodlands otherwise hidden from sight! Keep an eye out for osprey (or house-sitting bald eagles) on their nests along Cedar Pond, check for great blue herons fishing in the marsh, or even a red fox hunting along the edge of the woods. The smooth asphalt trail provides accessibility for wheelchairs, strollers, bikers, and walkers. We like to bring scooters and skateboards, but anything without a motor is acceptable! You can access the rail trail at a few different locations in Orleans, but we choose to park near the Chocolate Sparrow and get a sweet treat after our adventure.

Not only is Henson’s Cove a beautiful walking trail with breathtaking views of the river and cove, but it is a protected habitat for a threatened species, the diamondback terrapin. These terrapins live exclusively in brackish water, so this location between Meeting House Pond and Little Pleasant Bay creates the perfect environment to thrive. Volunteers from Mass Audubon Wellfleet’s Wildlife Sanctuary monitor the area closely, protecting the nests in the late spring and early summer and releasing hatchlings at the end of the summer season. Walking the short trail, you may see a protected nest under a wire cage, witness an adult terrapin meandering through the grass, or even spot a tiny hatchling emerging from the sand. Informational plaques along the trail provide more information about these incredible animals.

Tour a Tidepool

Skaket Beach, Skaket Beach Road

A wide-open sandy beach might come to mind when you envision Cape Cod, and Skaket Beach on the bayside is a perfect example, not to mention a crowd-favorite spot for taking in the sunset. But, depending on the tide, this beach can look as different as day and night. Swimming in the calm salty waters or sunbathing on the shore may be the best way to enjoy the beach at high tide. But, at low tide, a new world emergeswhere children (and adults with child-like wonder!) can delight in finding small crabs, worms, crustaceans, and treasures. Intertidal pools form as the tide recedes and teem with sea life. My boys love to lift rocks looking for Asian shore crabs or sandworms, catch sand shrimp with nets, and collect hermit crabs as they scuttle through the shallow water. I recommend bringing a bucket and net and wearing waterproof shoes or boots. And remember – return all living creatures to where you found them!

Woods and Water

Kent’s Point, End of Frost Fish Lane

If you were to ask my boys what their favorite walking trails are, they would undoubtedly include those with water access. Luckily, in Orleans, many paths abut ponds, marshes, and creeks. Kent’s Point perfectly exemplifies this combination of wooded trails and water views. This 1.5-mile-long trail sits on over 27 acres of conservation land. You can access Lonnie’s Pond, Little Pleasant Bay, and Frost Fish Creek by following short paths to the shore. A few benches have been installed along the trail, so you can sit and absorb the beauty and tranquility of your surroundings. One thing to note about this particular property is that it is a popular dog-walking location. We often take our rescue pup, Jetty, and always meet many friendly dogs on our walks. If you do bring your pup, remember to clean up after them and ask before approaching other walkers’ dogs.

It’s O-fish-ally Spring!

Herring Run, Pilgrim Lake

The herring runs across Cape Cod fill to the brim every spring with herring, or alewives, heading inland to lay hundreds of thousands of eggs. Their shiny, silver bodies rush down the creeks and leap up the fish ladders, trying to avoid the beaks of herring gulls waiting for an easy dinner. The herring migration from the ocean waters to the inland ponds happens yearly and is a genuinely awe-inspiring sight. Pilgrim Lake in Orleans is the site of a very active herring run. The short path to the right of the parking lot will lead you to the run. The stream’s light sandy bottom and clear water allow an up-close view of the herring as they swim upstream. Walk along the side of the creek bed and notice the other harbingers of spring: fragrant skunk cabbage and unfurling cinnamon fern fiddleheads protruding from the ground. The muddy paths along the creek are also an ideal place to look for animal

tracks. Raccoon, coyote, fox, and even otter tracks can be found along the shore. These mammals benefit from the herring run, consuming the fish and leaving the bones and remains to decompose, seeding essential nutrients back into the ground.

I hope you and your family find time to visit some of these places, breathe the clear fresh air, and find wonder in the smallest of nature’s treasures.

Special thanks to the Orleans Conservation Trust for protecting and restoring so many properties here in town.

Opened in 1913, historic Eldredge Park is home base for the Orleans Firebirds, one of 10 members of the Cape Cod Baseball League.

Admission to games is free and there is no reserved seating. You can arrive early since the field is open at all times. The team suggests you bring a blanket, beach chair and a sweatshirt or jacket to games.

2023 ORLEANS FIREBIRDS HOME GAMES

JUNE

SUN 6/11 6:30 • HARWICH

MON 6/12 6:30 • BOURNE

FRI 6/16 6:30 • COTUIT

SUN 6/18 6:30 • HARWICH

MON 6/19 6:30 • YARMOUTH-DENNIS

THURS 6/22 6:30 •BREWSTER

SAT 6/24 6:30 •HYANNIS

WED 6/28 6:30 • FALMOUTH

FRI 6/30 6:30 •YARMOUTH-DENNIS

JULY

SUN 7/2 6:30 • WAREHAM

TUES 7/4 6:30 • CHATHAM

SAT 7/8 6:30 • FALMOUTH

MON 7/10 6:30 • YARMOUTH-DENNIS

FRI 7/14 6:30 • BOURNE

SUN 7/16 6:30 • COTUIT

MON 7/17 6:30 • BREWSTER

THURS 7/20 6:30 • HYANNIS

FRI 7/21 6:30 • CHATHAM

Josh Pahigian, author of 101 Baseball Places to See Before You Strike Out, singled out Eldredge Park as one of his favorite Cape Cod Baseball League parks to watch a summer game, and the CCBL was named the 6th best baseball attraction in America on his list.

TUE 7/25 6:30 • WAREHAM

SAT 7/29 6:30 • BREWSTER

MON 7/31 6:30 •HARWICH

AUGUST

THU 8/2 • 6:30 •

FRI 8/4 • PLAYOFFS BEGIN

PHOTOGRAPHS BY RAJ DAS

Orleans Chamber of Commerce (Office & Restrooms)

Public Services

Public Parking

Parking (stickers required)

Restrooms (some are seasonal)

Bank/ATM

Public Boat Landing

Cape Cod Rail Trail

Village Center

RLEANS DESTINATIONS and SERVICES

ART & MUSIC ARTISTS, GALLERIES & FRAMING

Addison Art Gallery (508) 255-6200

addisonart.com

Anchorage Studio (508) 221-5489

Artist Cottages at the Orleans Market Square (508) 255-1655

artcottages.com

Arts Foundation of Cape Cod (508) 362-0066

artsfoundation.org

Coastal Craft Gallery (508) 255-0220

coastalcraftgallery.com

Creative Arts Center

Ad on p. 19 (508) 945-3583

capecodcreativearts.org

Eastwind Gallery Ad on p. 18 (508) 240-2133

eastwindgallery.net

Gallery 31 Fine Art (508) 208-6703

gallery31capecod.com

Galley West Art Gallery (508) 255-8588

galleywestartgallery.com

BEAUTY, HEALTH & WELLNESS

HAIR SALONS & SPA SERVICES

Image Makers Salon Ad on p. 23 (508) 255-5911

facebook.com/ImageMakersOrleans

N.Y. Hair Co. & Spa (508) 240-1016 nyhaircoandspa.com

Oceanair Himalayan Salt Cave LLC (774) 801-2641

oceanairhimalayansaltcave.com

Salon Silhouette, LLC (774) 316-4281

thesalon16west.com

Therapeutic Bodywork & Massage - Daniel Wacht LMT, NCTMB (774) 353-6310

therapeuticbodywork.abmp.com

HEALTH & WELLNESS

Advanced Family Dentistry of Cape Cod (508) 255-2511

afdofcc.com

Bass River Optometrics, Inc. (508) 240-0898

Memento at Artworks! (508) 255-1187

artworksproductions.org

Tree’s Place Ad on p. 8 (508) 255-1330

treesplace.com

Trove (315) 569-3203

trovecapecod.com

MUSIC & MUSICIANS

Cape Cod Chamber Music Festival (508) 247-9400

capecodchambermusic.org

PHOTOGRAPHERS

Cape Cod Photo, Art & Framing (508) 255-0476

capecodphotoandart.com

CapeCodSoul.com (508) 737-0885

capecodsoul.com

Focalpoint Studio Ad on p. 11 (508) 255-6617

focalpointstudio.com

Pomeroy Photography & Graphics (774) 323-3083

Pomeroy.Photo-Graphics.com

Roberta Anslow Photography (978) 549-5449

robertaanslow.com

Cape & Islands Hearing Centers 508-255-4421 capecodhearingaids.com

Cape Cod Healthcare, Inc. (508) 862-5378 capecodhealth.org

Lower Cape Chiropractic Center (508) 255-5866 lowercapechiropractic.com

Marathon Sports (508) 694-6385

marathonsports.comlocationsyarmouth

Orleans Yoga (508) 255-9642 orleansyoga.com

Outer Cape Health Services Ad on p. 52 (508) 905-2800 outercape.org

Spaulding Rehab - Outpatient Orleans (508) 364-2151 spauldingrehab.org

The Orleans Center for Dental Excellence (508) 240-4966 orleansdentalexcellence.com

William E. Dworet, DO, LLC (774) 316-7290 williamdworet.com

COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY

LPS Associates LLC

(857) 259-4700

lpsav.com

Maritime Information Systems (401) 247-7780

maritimeinfosystems.com

MARKETING SERVICES, ADVERTISING & MEDIA

118Group Web Design and Digital Marketing (508) 591-0405 118group.com

Along 6A Graphics (508) 385-4666

Cape Cod Broadcasting Media (508) 771-1224 ccb-media.com

Cape Cod Chronicle Ad on p. 27 (508) 348-5108

capecodchronicle.com

Cape Cod Times (508) 862-1200

capecodtimes.com

CTM Media Group (617) 595-4786 ctmmediagroup.com

Discovery Maps of the Lower Cape (508) 214-0272 discoverymap.com

Julia Blake Design (508) 275-0941

juliablakedesign.com

Lower Cape Community Access Television (LCCAT) (508) 694-3500 lowercapetv.org

Mainsail Events and Marketing (508) 356-7060 mainsailevents.com

Paraclete Multimedia (508) 255-4685 paracletewebdesign.com

Provincetown Business Guild (508) 487-2313 ptown.org

Shoreline Media Productions (508) 280-3421 shorelinemediapro.com

Summer Guide Cape Cod (508) 456-4038 summerguidecapecod.com

The Barnstable Patriot (508) 771-1427 barnstablepatriot.com

Tidal Marketing (508) 221-8480 tidalmarketing.co

WOMR 92.1 FM / WFMR 91.3 FM (508) 487-2619 womr.org

OFFICE SUPPLIES

Staples (508) 240-0425 stores.staples.com/ma/orleans/136-route-6a

PRINTERS & SIGNS

Focalpoint Studio Ad on p. 19 (508) 255-6617 focalpointstudio.com

Paraclete Multimedia (508) 255-4685 paracletewebdesign.com

Staples (508) 240-0425 staples.com

CONSULTING SERVICES

Cape Cod Dispute Resolution Center, Inc. d/b/a Cape Mediation (508) 240-1717

capemediation.org

Cape Light Compact (508) 375-6644

capelightcompact.org

EforAll Cape Cod (833) 336-7255

eforall.org

eforever (508) 341-3798

e4ever.org

Jane Renzi & Associates, Marketing (978) 335-4713

janerenziassoc.com

Wallin Search Group (508) 681-9984

wallinsearch.com

Massachusetts Office of Business Development (508) 255-0259

mass.gov/orgs/massachusetts-office-of-businessdevelopment

Ostman Business Strategy, LLC 508-280-8980

ostmanbusinessstrategy.com

Score Cape Cod & Islands (508) 775-4884

capecod.score.org

Steven M. Ellard, CPA / Atlantic Payroll (508) 896-3377

stevenmellardcpa.com

The Montgomery Financial Group, Inc. (508) 240-1151

themontgomeryfinancialgroup.com

EMBROIDERY AND SILK SCREENING

Talking Threads Custom Embroidery (508) 255-1436

talkingthreads.com

COMMUNITY

Alzheimer’s Family Support Center of Cape Cod (508) 896-5170

alzheimerscapecod.org

Arts Empowering Life Foundation Ad on p. 30 (508) 255-3999

artsempoweringlife.org

Atlantic White Shark Conservancy (508) 348-5901

atlanticwhiteshark.org

Cape Abilities (508) 778-5040

capeabilities.org

Cape and Islands United Way (508) 775-4746

uwcapecod.org

Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce (508) 362-3225

capecodchamber.org

Cape Cod Children’s Place (508) 240-3310

capecodchildrensplace.com

Cape Cod Hospital Auxiliary - Orleans Branch (508) 255-0013

ccha-orleans.org

Cape Cod Ocean Community, Inc (978) 270-7839

capecodoceancommunity.org

Cape Cod Village (774) 316-4640

capecodvillage.org

Cape Cod Young Professionals (508) 714-2201

capecodyoungprofessionals.org

CARE for the Cape & Islands (508) 760-8187

careforthecapeandislands.org

Community Development Partnership (508) 240-7873

capecdp.org

Friends of the Cape Cod National Seashore (508) 957-0729

fccns.org

Homeless Prevention Council Ad on p. 31 (508) 255-9667 x12

hpccapecod.org

Housing Assistance Corporation Ad on p. 30 (508) 771-5400

haconcapecod.org

Cape Cod Golf Classic - An Official Jimmy Fund Tournament facebook.com/capecodgolfclassic

Lower Cape Outreach Council (508) 240-0694

lcoutreach.org

Mass Hire Cape and Islands Career Center (508) 862-6134

masshire-capeandislands.com

Nauset Warriors Booster Club (508) 896-9000

nausetboosters.com

Orleans Chamber of Commerce (508) 255-7203

orleanscapecod.org

Orleans Citizens Forum (508) 255-6120

orleanscitizensforum.org

Orleans Conservation Trust (508) 255-0183

orleansconservationtrust.org

Orleans Cultural District

orleansculturaldistrict.org

Orleans Improvement Association, Inc. (508) 255-9977

orleansimprovement.org

Orleans Pond Coalition orleanspondcoalition.org

The Friends of the 4th of July Inc. (508) 240-2195

PLACES OF WORSHIP

Church of the Holy Spirit Ad on p. 6 (508) 255-0433

holyspiritorleans.org

Federated Church of Orleans UCC Founded in 1646 (508) 255-3060

fedchurchorleans.org

Orleans United Methodist Church (508) 255-0622

orleansumc.org

JOHN FALLENDER

FOOD & DRINK

CHOCOLATE & ICE CREAM

Mandy’s Cape Creamery (508) 240-1791

capeescapeadventures.com

Chocolate Cafe (508) 240-0070

chocolatecafeeastham.com

Hot Chocolate Sparrow (508) 240-2230

hotchocolatesparrow.com

Ice Cream Cafe Ad on p. 36 (508) 240-0003

icecreamcafe.com

FISH MARKETS & WHOLESALERS

Nauset Fish & Lobster Pool (508) 255-1019

nausetlobster.com

Orleans Seafood Ad on p. 14 (508) 255-7221

capetipseafood.com

GROCERS

Friends’ Marketplace and Garden Center Ad on p. 60 (508) 255-0963

friendsmarketplace.net

Lake Farm Gardens (508) 255-1763

Nauset Farms (508) 255-2800

nausetfarms.com

Super Stop and Shop (508) 255-5288

stopandshop.com

LIQUOR STORES

Friends’ Marketplace and Garden Center Ad on p. 60 (508) 255-0963

friendsmarketplace.net

Windmill Liquors & Fine Wines (508) 255-0375

RESTAURANTS & PUBS

Arnold’s Lobster & Clam Bar (508) 255-2575

arnoldsrestaurant.com

The Barley Neck (508) 255-0212

barleyneck.com

Beachcomber of Wellfleet (508) 349-6055

thebeachcomber.com

Cooke’s Seafood (508) 255-5518

cookesorleans.com

Corner Store (508) 255-5454

FreshFastFun.com

Double Dragon Inn (508) 255-4100

doubledragonorleans.com

Fanizzi’s Restaurant - Provincetown (508) 487-1964

fanizzisrestaurant.com

Hog Island Beer Co. (508) 255-5245

jailhousetavern.com

Hole-In-One Breakfast & Lunch Ad on p. 3 (508) 255-3740

theholecapecod.com

Homeport Restaurant Ad on p. 14 (508) 255-4069

homeportrestaurant.com

La Bella Vita Kitchen & Bar (774) 316-4454

labellavitaorleans.com

Land Ho! (508) 255-5165

land-ho.com

Lost Dog Pub (508) 240-3647

lostdogpub.biz

Mahoney’s Atlantic Bar & Grill Ad on p. 15 (508) 255-5505

mahoneysatlantic.com

Montano’s Restaurant (508) 487-2026

montanos.com

Sir Cricket’s (508) 255-1019

nausetlobster.com

The ALLEY Bowling + BBQ (508) 255-0636

alleybowlingbbq.com

The Beacon Room (508) 255-2211

beaconroom.com

the knack (774) 316-4595

theknackcapecod.com

The Yardarm Restaurant (508) 255-4840

the-yardarmrestaurant.com

Wendy’s Old Fashioned Hamburgers Ad on p. 15 (508) 255-4523

fashionfoodllc.com

HOME & PERSONAL SERVICES

APPLIANCES & GENERATORS

Cape Cod Vacuum, Inc. (508) 255-7011

capecodvac.com

Crane Appliance (774) 207-0864

craneappliance.com

Mid-Cape Home Centers Ad on p. 5 (508) 255-0200

midcape.net

ARCHITECTS

Architectural Design Inc. (508) 255-0606

ad-archts.com

ASSISTED LIVING & NURSING FACILITIES

The Terraces Orleans Ad on p. 28 (508) 255-2328

theterracesorleans.com

ATTORNEYS & MEDIATORS

Cape Mediation (508) 240-1717

capemediation.org

D’Elia & Cavanaugh Ad on p. 3 (508) 255-2255 deliaandcavanaugh.com

LaTanzi, Spaulding & Landreth, LLP (508) 255-2133

latanzi.com

Law Offices of Bruce A. Bierhans, LLC 508-775-4500

bierlaw.com

Law Offices of Christopher R. Miner (508) 255-5563

Law Offices of William J. Fennell, P.C. (508) 619-5003 fen-law.com

AUTOMOBILES

Olde Cape Carwash Ad on p. 31 (508) 240-2312 capecodcarwash.com

Orleans Auto Center (508) 240-7978

orleansautocenter.com

Thrifty Car Rental (508) 255-2234

capecod.thrifty.com

BUILDERS, REMODELERS & CONTRACTORS

Cape Dreams Building & Design Ad on p. 59 (508) 255-1291

capedreamsbd.com

Down Cape Louis (774) 320-1000

F.L. Quinn Construction (508) 255-4544

Goff Brothers Construction Company Inc. (508) 255-4328

goffbrothersinc.com

J C Donald Company, Inc. (508) 255-9804

jcdonald.com

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Your Real Estate Partners For Life

George B. Cavanaugh, Esq. Joseph H. D’Elia, Esq.

HOME & PERSONAL SERVICES

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M.C.E. Dirtworks (508) 240-5541

dirtworkscapecod.com

Monomoy Real Estate & Construction Ad on p. 7 (508) 945-0460

MonomoyRC.com

ENGINEERS & LAND SURVEYING

Coastal Engineering Co., Inc. Ad on p. 26 (508) 255-6511 coastalengineeringcompany.com

Ryder & Wilcox (508) 255-8312

ryder-wilcox.com

Schofield Brothers of Cape Cod (508) 255-2098 schofield-brothers.com

FINANCIAL SERVICES & ADVISORS

Brimmer Financial (508) 240-0320 brimmerfinancial.com

Cape Cod 5 (508) 240-0500

capecodfive.com

First Citizens’ Federal Credit Union (508) 240-1004 firstcitizens.org

Malloy CPA/Samet & Co., Cape & Islands (508) 255-2240 sametcpa.com

Rockland Trust (508) 240-2406 rocklandtrust.com

Seamen’s Bank (508) 487-0035 seamensbank.com

Steven M. Ellard, CPA / Atlantic Payroll (508) 896-3377 stevenmellardcpa.com

The Montgomery Financial Group, Inc (508) 240-1151 themontgomeryfinancialgroup.com

FUNERAL HOMES

Nickerson Funeral Home Ad on p. 55 (508) 255-0259 nickersonfunerals.com

GARDEN CENTERS, LANDSCAPING & TREE SERVICES

Agway of Cape Cod Ad on p. 22 (508) 255-8100 agwaycapecod.com

Cape Cod Stone Ad on p. 11 (508) 240-5700 capecodstone.com

Friends’ Marketplace and Garden Center Ad on p. 60 (508) 255-0963 friendsmarketplace.net

The Farm - W B Richardson Growers Ad on p. 17 (508) 240-1222 thefarmcapecod.com

Ponderosa Landscaping (508) 255-4773

ponderosacapecod.com

Ponderosa Marketplace & Garden Center (508) 255-9090

ponderosagardencenter.com

Snow’s Home & Garden Ad on p. 47 (508) 255-0158

snowscapecod.com

Uncommon Ground (508) 430-8001

Wilkinson Ecological Design (508) 255-1113

wilkinsonecological.com

HARDWARE & BUILDING SUPPLIES

Baskin’s Ace Hardware (508) 255-6565

baskinsacehardware.com

Mid-Cape Home Centers Ad on p. 5 (508) 255-0200

midcape.net

Snow’s Home & Garden Ad on p. 47 (508) 255-0158

snowscapecod.com

HOME WATCH & PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Moore Security & Services (774) 722-0439

mooresecurityandservices.com

Nauset Management Ad on p. 2 (774) 353-8668

nausetmanagement.com

HOME SERVICES

Cape Cod Cleaning Collaborative (508) 507-7500

cleaningcollaborative.com

Desmond Well Drilling Ad on p. 54 (508) 240-1000

desmondwelldrilling.com

The Furies Housecleaning and Linen Rentals of Cape Cod (508) 349-1145

thefuriesonline.com

Jon Fuller Locksmith (508) 255-6108

jonfullerlock.com

McCray Painting (508) 951-6672

RCA Generators & Electrical Contractors Inc. (508) 428-0449

rcaelectric.com

INSURANCE AGENCIES

HUB International Insurance (508) 945-7864

hubinternational.com

Kerry Insurance Agency, Inc. (508) 255-8000

kerryinsurance.com

RogersGray Insurance Agency (508) 398-7980

rogersgray.com

MOVING & STORAGE

Coastal Storage (508) 240-4337

coastal-storage.com

Magnum Moving & Storage (508) 255-7278

magnummoving.com

Orleans Mini Self Storage (508) 240-6570

PET SERVICES

Agway of Cape Cod Ad on p. 22 (508) 255-8100

agwaycapecod.com

Animal Hospital of Orleans Ad on p. 26 (508) 255-1194

animalhospitaloforleans.com

Lake Farm Boarding Kennels (508) 255-7214

lakefarmkennels.com

REAL ESTATE AGENTS

Cape Cod Oceanview Realty (508) 255-2202

capecodoceanviewrealty.com

Cindy Blum Keller Williams Realty (404) 405-4305

cindy-blum.com

Cove Road Real Estate Ad on p. 29 (508) 255-9797

coveroadrealestate.com

Dolores Alberti Realtor (508) 237-2771

teamalberti.com

Gibson Sotheby’s International Realty Ad on p. 43 (508) 255-6000

gibsonsothebysrealty.com

Jorie Fleming, Realtor (508) 246-3721

JorieFleming.com

Kinlin Grover Real Estate (508) 255-3001

kinlingrover.com

Leighton Team, Keller Williams Realty (508) 896-1222

leightonrealty.com

Monomoy Real Estate & Construction Ad on p. 7 (508) 945-0460

MonomoyRC.com

Sarah Keith - Cape Cod Bliss - brokered by eXp (508) 237-4745

CapeCodBliss.com

Scott / Norman Realty Trust (508) 255-2972

William Raveis Real Estate & Home Services (508) 255-5555

raveis.com/towns/MA_Orleans

SANITATION SERVICE & RENTALS

Nauset Disposal (508) 255-1419

nausetdisposal.com

TRANSPORTATION & TRAVEL

Artful Journeys (508) 255-7907

artfuljourneysllc.com

Cape Air / Nantucket Airlines (508) 790-3122

nantucketairlines.com

Hy-Line Cruises Ad on p. 35 (508) 790-7280

hy-linecruises.com

Thrifty Car Rental (508) 255-2234

thrifty.com

LODGING

BED & BREAKFASTS, GUEST HOUSES & INNS

Ship's Knees Inn (508) 255-1312 shipskneesinn.com

Nauset House Inn (508) 255-2195 nausethouseinn.com

The Parsonage (774) 722-7403

parsonageinn.com

COTTAGE & VACATION RENTALS

A Summer Place Vacations LLC (508) 514-7080

ASummerPlaceCapeCod.com

Beach Road Properties (508) 255-5444

BeachRoadCapeCod.com

SHOPPING

ACCESSORIES, CLOTHING & GIFTS

Blake & Co. (508) 255-2555

blakeorleans.com

Canterbury Leather (508) 255-4542

canterburycapecod.com

Cape Tradewinds Gifts (508) 240-1791

capeescapeadventures.com

Earth House (508) 240-0257

earthhouse.com

Left Bank Gallery Ad on p. 58 (508) 247-9172

leftbankgallery.com

Local Colour Resale Boutique Ad on p. 22 (508) 255-2846

localcolourboutique.com

Oceana Ad on p. 40 (508) 240-1414

oceanacapecod.com

Ragg Time LTD (508) 240-0925

raggtimeltd.com

SOEUR

(508) 237-9925

soeurcapecod.com

Del Mar Vacations (508) 247-0395 thisisdelmar.com

Gibson Sotheby's International Realty Ad on p. 43 (508) 255-6000 gibsonsothebysrealty.com

Kinlin Grover Real Estate (508) 255-3001 kinlingrover.com

Leighton Rentals (508) 619-7658 leightonrentals.com

New England Vacation Rentals (508) 432-0900 newenglandvacationrentals.com

Pretty Picky Properties Ad on p. 7 (508) 255-1600 prettypicky.com

WeNeedaVacation.com Ad on p. 45 (774) 323-3911

weneedavacation.com

William Raveis Real Estate & Home Services (508) 255-5555

raveis.com/towns/MA_Orleans

MOTELS, HOTELS & RESORTS

The Cove Motel (508) 255-1203

thecoveorleans.com

Olde Tavern Motel & Inn (508) 255-1565 x 0

oldetavernmotel.com

Rodeway Inn (508) 255-1514

rodewayinnorleans.com

Skaket Beach Motel (508) 255-1020

skaketbeachmotel.com

The Sparrow Store (508) 255-9400

thesparrowstore.com

Sunset Leisure (774) 316-4641

sunsetleisurecc.com.

T.J. Maxx (508) 240-6512 tjmaxx.com

Watson’s Style LLC (508) 255-3003

watsonsmensstore.com

ANTIQUES

The Gallery at Post Office Square Ad on p. 18 (603) 941-5375

galleryatpostofficesquare.com

BOOK STORE

Sea Howl Book Shop (508) 255-3343

seahowlbookshop.com

CONSIGNMENT & THRIFT SHOPS

Local Colour Resale Boutique Ad on p. 22 (508) 255-2846

localcolourboutique.com

HOME DECOR

Blake & Co. (508) 255-2555

blakeorleans.com

The Gallery at Post Office Square Ad on p. 18 (603) 941-5375

galleryatpostofficesquare.com

Left Bank Gallery Ad on p. 58 (508) 247-9172

leftbankgallery.com

Murray’s Fabrics & Sewing Machines (508) 255 - 0653

murraysfabrics.com

Oceana Ad on p. 40 (508) 240-1414

oceanacapecod.com

Snow’s Home & Garden Ad on p. 47 (508) 255-0158

snowscapecod.com

Sunset Leisure (774) 316-4641

sunsetleisurecc.org

T.J. Maxx (508) 240-6512

tjmaxx.com

THINGS TO DO WEDDINGS & EVENTS

ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS

Blue Claw Boat Tours, LLC Ad on p. 34 (508) 240-5783

blueclawboattours.com

Cape Escape Adventure Golf (508) 240-1791

capeescapeadventures.com

Captains Golf Course (508) 896-1716

captainsgolfcourse.com

Charles Moore Arena Ad on p. 27 (508) 255-5902

charlesmoorearena.org

Chatham Orpheum Theater (508) 945-0874

chathamorpheum.org

Dolphin Fleet Whale Watch (508) 240-3636

whalewatch.com

Indoor Golf Sims Ad on p. 28 (508) 246-7496

indoorgolfsims.com

Mass Audubon Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary (508) 349-2615

massaudubon.org/wellfleetbay

Orleans Conservation Trust (508) 255-0183

orleansconservationtrust.org

Orleans Cycle (508) 255-9115 orleanscycle.com

Orleans Firebirds Ad on p. 26 (508) 255-8380

orleansfirebirds.com

Truro Vineyards of Cape Cod (508) 487-6200

trurovineyardsofcapecod.com

Wellfleet Drive-In Complex (508) 349-7176 wellfleetcinemas.com

BOATING, FISHING & WATER SPORTS

Arey’s Pond Boat Yard Ad on p. 35 (508) 255-0994 areyspondboatyard.com

Goose Hummock Shop (508) 255-0455 goosehummockshops.com

Nauset Marine, Inc Ad on p. 4 (508) 255-0777 nausetmarine.com

Nauset Surf Shop (508) 255-4742 nausetsurfshop.com

Orleans Yacht Club, Inc (508) 255-9091 orleansyachtclub.org

Pleasant Bay Community Boating (508) 945-7245 pbcb.cc

SUPfari Adventures Cape Cod & Pleasant Bay Paddle Sports (508) 205-9087 supfariadventures.com

MUSEUMS

Cape Cod Museum of Natural History (508) 896-3867 ccmnh.org

Centers for Culture & History in Orleans (Orleans Historical Society) Ad on p. 18 (508) 240-1329 CHOcenters.org

French Cable Station Museum Ad on p. 18 (508) 240-1735 frenchcablestationmuseum.org

Nauset Model Railroad Club Ad on p. 18 nausetmodelrrclub.com

THEATER/LIVE PERFORMANCES

Academy of Performing Arts (508) 255-3075

apacape.org

Arts Empowering Life Foundation, Inc. Ad on p. 30 (508) 255-3999 artsempoweringlife.org

Cape Rep Theatre (508) 896-1888

caperep.org

Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater (508) 349-9428 what.org

CATERING & EVENT VENUES

The Barley Neck

(508) 255-0212

barleyneck.com

The Beacon Room (508) 255-2211

beaconroom.com

Captains Golf Course (508) 896-1716

captainsgolfcourse.com

Centers for Culture and History in Orleans (Orleans Historical Society) Ad on p. 18 (508) 240-1329

chocenters.org

Church of the Holy Spirit Ad on p. 6 (508) 255-0433

holyspiritorleans.org

Dancing Spoons Food Truck

aka Dancing Spoons Chef Services (508) 237-3522

(774) 801-9359

dancingspoonsagogo.com

Fanizzi’s Restaurant (508) 487-1964

fanizzisrestaurant.com

Hog Island Beer Co. (508) 255-5245

hogislandbeerco.com

Land Ho! (508) 255-5165

land-ho.com

Mainsail Events and Marketing (508) 356-7060

mainsailevents.com

The Parsonage Inn (774) 722-7403

parsonageinn.com

Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater (508) 349-9428

what.org

RENTALS

The Furies Housecleaning and Linen Rentals of Cape Cod (508) 349-1145

thefuriesonline.com

WEDDING CAKES

Hole-in-One Ad on p. 3 (508) 255-9446

theholecapecod/custom-cakes

WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Pomeroy Photography & Graphics (774) 323-3083 Pomeroy-Photo-Graphics.com

JOHN CIBOROWSKI