Homeowners and businesses in Chatham make a unique statement with personalized weather vanes.
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January 17 Friday Night Art Series at Chatham Bars — Gallery Antonia, Chatham Every Friday from 5:30-7:30 p.m., local artists and art enthusiasts gather in the...
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Thank you to Chatham Bars Inn for hosting a fantastic launch party in the beautiful Stars restaurant on May 1 for our inaugural issue! More than 150 advertisers, talented writers and photographers and local subjects featured in the magazine gathered together in support of our debut issue. Thank you all for your tremendous support for Chatham Living by the Sea.
Have you ever walked the beach in search of that perfect shell? Find yourself hunched over, trying to sort through the flotsam and jetsam of the wrack line to discover a perfectly intact sea scallop or an iridescent orange jingle shell?
An iconic home gets an inspired dose of TLC from Polhemus Savery DaSilva and Classic Kitchens & Interiors.
When the owners of Pease Boatworks were ready to sell the business more than a year ago, the stars aligned for Woody Metzger and Jim Donovan. Metzger had known the brothers for years and even worked at Pease before buying the boatyard a year ago with Harwich native Jim Donovan, who had been running his own home building business in St. John. “Traditional boat building drew me back and this sense of place,” says Donovan, a Harwich native.
Sushi lovers roll with it. On a recent night at Bluefins Sushi & Sake Bar, Chef Kee is the teacher and his eight dinner guests are his students. The three-hour event—“Break Down a Tuna with Chef Kee”—offers not only the best and freshest fish you have ever tasted, but also a behind-the-scenes look at sushi making.
On a beautiful summer day, laughter fills the air as local kids have some fun hanging out in Sharks in the Park and at Chatham Shark Center while modeling casual to dressy clothes from Main Street shops.
“My goal is to make the Cape the epicenter of dance,” says dance instructor Adam Spencer, also known as Adam in Chatham.
