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This week, Jared Bowen discusses an exhibition of art from the women of Twenty-One in Truro. Plus, a review of a new, virtual production from Arlekin Players Theatre.

Surf Fishing the Outer Cape Cod Beaches Take in a few words of wisdom to increase your odds of hooking up with a large striper on the outer Cape beaches. May 28, 2021 After a few mornings of jockeying for position on the Cape Cod Canal while watching the guys across the Ditch catch more fish, I need to fish someplace where I can’t see the land on the other side. I yearn for the place that, in his article in the May 1998 Issue of On The Water, the late, legendary surf fisherman Steve Shiraka c...

The Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce said it has been in talks with workforce recruiters who specialize in hiring domestic employees.

There are no clunkers when it comes to Cape Cod National Seashore beaches--Ive had wicked good times at all of them! But which one is the best? Im going to try to sort it out in this list. First of all, I expect wild disagreement with these rankings. Folks are very particular about their favorite beaches and I say "hurrah!" to that sentiment. And the Cape Cod National Seashore beaches, located on the Outer Cape, offer some big advantages (like awesome natural beauty, pretty good bathrooms and h...

Eco-tours on the Cape, clambakes and concerts, and a travel app for nursing moms Travel news you can use. By Kari Bodnarchuk Globe Correspondent,Updated May 19, 2021, 12:00 p.m. Email to a Friend Clambakes, concerts, and culinary treats Visit Newport’s Castle Hill Inn this summer and enjoy the new healing garden, a New England clambake, and the return of a renowned music festival. The Relais & Châteaux property now offers afternoon tea service for guests using herbs from its healing gar...

Seasonal employees may be a bus ride instead of plane ride away, provided that businesses can recruit workers in New Bedford and Fall River to fill large labor gaps on Cape Cod. Wendy Northcross, CEO of the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce, said the Cape business community has been in talks with workforce recruiters who specialize in hiring domestic employees, since the traditional pool of foreign seasonal workers has dried up. “How exactly they find people — that’s their secret sauce,” N...

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BILLY HOUGH, live-streamed "Scream along with Billy," at https://www.facebook.com/billy.hough1 JON RICHARDSON WITH PETER DONNELLY, live-streamed virtual performances at https://www.facebook.com/donnellyrichardson ERIC MAUL, live-streamed flute musical performances at https://www.facebook.com/ericmaulflute TIN PAN ALLEY: Virtual music events at https://www.facebook.com/tinpanalleyptown/ PATTY LARKIN, see live-streamed music and announcements by the Wellfleet-based singer, songwriter and guitar...

WELLFLEET — The Boston Marathon may be virtual this year but the Bird-a-Thon is live and happening in real time starting Friday. Mass Audubon sponsors the competition each year, and this years battle between 13 teams based around Audubon’s Sanctuary regions celebrates the 125th anniversary of the organization, which was founded in 1896 by cousins Harriett Hemenway and Minnie Hall. The two Bostonians wanted to stop birds from being shot to feather fashionable hats. The first Sanctuary, Moo...

PROVINCETOWN – The pirates are moving out and the sharks are moving in.  The Atlantic White Shark Conservancy announced Thursday it had signed a lease with Barry Clifford to take over space now occupied by the Expedition Whydah Museum on MacMillan Pier in Provincetown. Clifford, who discovered the pirate ship Whydah in 1984, has had the Provincetown museum for over 20 years. He opened a larger museum in West Yarmouth in 2016.  “We’re working on (opening) another museum in Salem,” Clif...