Thanksgiving brings the warmth of family, delicious feasts, and cherished traditions. But for those who prefer to avoid the chaotic crowds of Black Friday shopping, we’ve got you covered. Whether you’re in the mood for a history-rich outing, a touch of holiday sparkle, or some lighthearted fun, here are eight great ways to spend Thanksgiving weekend from Boston to Cape Cod. From retracing the Pilgrims’ steps to watching sugarplum fairies twirl in The Nutcracker, there’s something for everyone.
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Freedom from Want by Norman Rockwell
Thanksgiving is one of the best times of the year, full of wonderful food, family, and fun. But nothing can erode the holiday spirit faster than Black Friday. There is something about the hordes of frenzied shoppers and the long checkout lines that make everyone quickly forget what they are thankful for on Thanksgiving weekend. If you are looking to keep the warm, familial feeling of Thanksgiving going and are searching for an alternative to the hustle and bustle of Black Friday, we have selected ten fantastic activities – five on the Cape and five in Boston – for the whole family to enjoy this holiday weekend. Whether it is learning about the Pilgrims’ first Thanksgiving in Plymouth or getting into the Christmas spirit by watching Continue reading
For those seeking a bloody good time this Halloween, there are few places as fun on October 31st as Cape Cod. After all, the Cape is no stranger to the paranormal. With so many historical homes, old graveyards, and ghostly sea captains haunting their former abodes, Cape Cod is a favorite spot for ghost hunters from around the country. The legendary Orleans Waterfront Inn, also known as the ‘Inn of the Dead’ was once the subject Continue reading