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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November 2018 Events: From City to Coast
Before you carve the turkey and bake that succulent pumpkin pie, enjoy some of these November events across Greater Boston, the South Coast and Cape Cod. Continue reading
5 Unique Mother’s Day Ideas from Cape Cod to Boston
UPDATED FOR 2019 – As we take time this Mother’s Day to celebrate their importance in our lives, we look at these unique and fun ways to show mom how much you care. Whether your mom wants to climb to the top of the Provincetown monument or enjoy a picnic lunch at the arboretum, these events are sure to put a smile on mom’s face. And guys, don’t forget to buy her a card… Continue reading
Video of the Week: Provincetown Pied-a-Terre
455 Commercial Street, Provincetown
The Pilgrim Monument in Provincetown was built to commemorate the first landfall of the Pilgrims in 1620 and the signing in Provincetown Harbor of the Mayflower Compact. As we prepare bountiful Thanksgiving feasts, we remember this momentous occasion in our nation’s history.
This recently sold home on Commercial Street in Provincetown is less than a mile to that historic landing. This Bayfront boathouse enjoys a beautiful harbor setting and parking for two cars. The private waterfront outdoor living areas offers amazing views of Cape Cod Bay.
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What to Do this Thanksgiving Weekend on Cape Cod and Boston
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