Celebrating its 80th Season, the Cape Playhouse is proud to be America's Oldest Professional Summer Theatre. Californian Raymond Moore spent several summers in Provincetown where he was involved in painting scenery, writing plays and acting in theatre there. His vision, however, was to have a theatre of his own - a smart, sophisticated summer theatre, which would bring Broadway to Cape Cod... More >>>

When you cross the threshold of the restored Chatham Railroad Station, now the home of the Chatham Railroad Museum, you cross a timeline back into the days of railroad history. Owned by the town of Chatham, the museum is housed in the original depot, built in 1887. The building itself (a rare example of Victorian architecture) is one of the few visible remains of the old Chatham Railroad... More >>>

Falmouth Museums on the Green are located on a two-acre complex in the heart of historic Falmouth village. Two 18th-century houses showcase period furnishings, china, toys, vintage clothing (including a “laundry room” filled with Victorian underwear), fine art and heritage quilts. Special exhibits capture the excitement of Falmouth’s 19th-century whaling industry, the “science” of pre-Civil War medicine (you’ll be happy you live today!) and the life of Katharine Lee Bates... More >>>

Harwich Junior Theatre is Cape Cod’s premiere family theater dedicated to bringing the finest quality live theater to children, young people, and their families. Thanks to the inspiration of Betty Bobp, a renowned leader in theater education, the curtain went up with a production of Cinderella at Harwich Center's famed Exchange Hall in 1952. Due to the efforts of literally hundreds of volunteers and a dedicated professional staff, HJT... More >>>

The Cape Cod Rail Trail follows a former railroad right-of-way for 22 miles through the towns of Dennis, Harwich, Brewster, Orleans, Eastham and Wellfleet. Its paved surface, few hills, and well-marked automobile crossings make it ideal for cyclists. The trail has a wide unpaved shoulder on one side to accommodate horseback riding, walkers, and runners. There are many... More >>>

The Cape Cod Museum of Natural History in Brewster, Massachusetts, on Cape Cod, was founded in 1954. Our mission is to encourage and advance understanding of our natural environment through discovery and learning. The museum is housed in a 17,000 square foot building on its own 80-acre site, abutted by 300 acres of town-owned conservation land. There are two floors of exhibits about the flora and fauna of Cape Cod, including exhibits on whales, indigenous birds... More >>>

South Cape Beach, located between Waquoit Bay and Vineyard Sound, contains a wide variety of coastal environments, including barrier beach and dunes, salt marsh, scrub oak/pitch pine woodland and "kettle" ponds. A magnificent white sand beach stretches for over a mile. Newly constructed over-the-dune boardwalks, a small parking area and bathrooms make this a lovely place to spend a day at the shore. Interpretive programs are offered during the summer months... More >>>

The Sandwich Glass Museum exhibits nearly 5,000 pieces of glass produced at the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company between 1825 and 1888. Natural light pours through the spectacular colors as other exhibits describe how substantial Sandwich's contributions were at the dawn of the Industrial Revolution. For more information on the history please visit our Web Site.... More >>>

Heritage Museums and Gardens celebrates American Art and History in their three museums offering ongoing exhibits and collections. A Shaker round barn house that houses the J. K. Lilly III Automobile Collection with its stunning display of antique automobiles. The American History Museum exhibits military miniatures, antique toys, Native American artifacts and the Cape Cod Baseball League Hall of Fame..... More >>>