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Good morning, neighbor!

The breeze is soft, the light’s a little longer, and Brewster just earned the pizza crown (we knew it had heart).

But this week isn’t just about what won. It’s about what moves us.

Forest walks that reset your pace. Art that stirs something quiet. Pride storytime, Father’s Day gems, and the kind of small, local moments that feel bigger than they look.

Here’s what’s unfolding across the Lower Cape. Let’s soak it in together.👇

-Art

💬 Can We Run Something by You?

We’ve been getting notes from readers lately—simple, honest asks:

“Could you do something just for food lovers?”
“Anything on Cape homes or gardens?”
“Any tips for things to do with kids?”
“Is there a space for faith and community news?”

It made us stop and think.

What if we offered a few small, meaningful versions of this newsletter—just once or twice a month—focused on the stuff that really matters to you?

No fluff. No extra noise. Just the good stuff you’d actually want to read.

We may not roll out every idea right away — but your input will guide what we build next.
As always, this newsletter is better because you're part of it. Thanks for being here.

🌊 Cape Cod Real Estate Pulse

Sponsored by Radtke & Associates — where local meets legit

“Behind the Numbers, Something’s Moving”

You can feel it even if you’re not looking to buy or sell:
something’s shifting in the Lower Cape market.

Not loud.
Not dramatic.
But real.

Talk to folks around town — a neighbor downsizing, a daughter moving back to care for her mom, a retired couple looking for fewer stairs — and you’ll hear the same thing:

“We’re watching. We’re just not sure what to do yet.”

Here’s what they’re seeing — and what you should know.

🟢 Brewster: Smart Moves Happen Fast

• Homes are selling in just 7 days

• Sales volume is up 16%

• Median price: $622K, holding steady

This is a market that rewards decisiveness.
Well-priced homes are moving quietly but quickly.

🟩 If you're even thinking about it — Brewster won’t wait.

🔵 Harwich: The Door Just Reopened

• Inventory up 117%

• Prices down 19% to $750K

• Buyer options are the best they’ve been in two years

This isn’t panic. It’s breathing room.
More homes. More leverage.

🟦 If you were priced out last year — now’s your moment.

⚪ Orleans: Downsizers, This Is Your Lane

• Sales up 66%

• Price per sq ft down 40%

Buyers here are choosing livable simplicity over flash.
Smaller homes, smarter decisions.

⚪ If you’re thinking long-term, this shift is for you.

⚫ Chatham: Luxury Isn’t in a Hurry

• Sales volume: down 54%

• Median price: holding above $1M

This market hasn’t cooled — it’s simply paused.
Buyers and sellers are watching, waiting, and thinking.

⚫ In a quiet market, smart offers shine.

🎁 Feeling Curious — but Not Ready?

We made this just for you:

📘 “Things to Consider When Buying a Home – Summer 2025”

Not fluff. Not hype. Just clear, local insight.

Inside, you'll find:
✔️ How rising inventory changes your strategy
✔️ What a small mortgage rate shift really means
✔️ Top buyer mistakes (and how to avoid them)
✔️ A no-nonsense look at what Cape buyers want right now

 (No spam. No push. Just smart prep — for whenever you're ready.)

And if you don’t read it? Just hope your neighbor doesn’t — before you do.

👑 THE CROWN GOES TO BREWSTER

Some victories roar. Others rise quietly—golden at the edges, kissed by flame.

This one? It crackled straight from the hearth at Stone L’Oven Pizza, where crust meets character just off Route 6A.

After two mouthwatering weeks of voting — and plenty of passionate debates over fold vs. crisp, deck oven vs. wood fire — the people have spoken. And what they chose wasn’t just pizza. It was legacy, flavor, and fire-kissed finesse.

Stone L’Oven – Brewster
Hand-stretched. Charred just right. Never rushed.
This is pizza the way it’s meant to be — deep, honest, unforgettable.

Four legends entered the final round. All beloved. All worthy.
But Stone L’Oven didn’t just win — it felt inevitable. Like all good things do.

To the finalists: You brought the soul.
To the voters: You brought the heat.
And to Stone L’Oven: You brought the crown home.

📍 Stone L’Oven Pizza – Brewster Commons
📸 Tag your slice → #LowerCapePizzaRumble

From pizza royalty to flaky comebacks and cafés that warm more than your hands — here’s what else is rising fresh across the Cape this week…

🍰 THEY’RE BACK, BABY: EAT CAKE 4 BREAKFAST RETURNS
🎉 OPEN TODAY | 7 AM–2 PM 📍 26 Wampum Drive, Brewster

Your morning plans? Cancel them. Because Eat Cake 4 Breakfast just reopened — and the croissants are calling.

The Brewster Buns? Still dreamy. The vibe? Just as cozy.
And yes, the new crew behind the counter comes straight from the Cousins Maine Lobster truck — so they know a thing or two about flavor.

Swing by. Say hi. Walk out with something warm, flaky, and dangerously good.

☕ THE GRATEFUL MUG: COFFEE WITH A PURPOSE 📍 1 Schoolhouse Rd, Harwich Port
⏰ 8 AM–2 PM daily

There’s a new café in Harwich Port — and it’s brewing something more meaningful than just coffee.

The Grateful Mug lives inside the Harwich Chamber, where espresso meets empathy.
Internships for high schoolers. Jobs for young adults with intellectual, developmental, and physical disabilities. Every team member is seen, celebrated, and empowered.

Come for the French Toast Muffins. Stay for the joy.
This isn’t just a café. It’s a community in a cup.

🦞 50 YEARS OF FRYING IT RIGHT: COOKE’S CELEBRATES A GOLDEN MILESTONE
📅 June 20 | 4–8 PM
📍 1 S Orleans Rd, Orleans

For 50 years, Cooke’s Seafood has been a Cape classic — slinging crispy fried clams, dreamy lobster rolls, and golden onion rings with friendly service and zero fuss.

This Thursday, they’re throwing a party to mark the moment.

🎉 20% off all food & merch
🎀 Ribbon cutting + family meet & greet
🎁 Gift card giveaways
🎙️ Lori Lori from Pixy 103, live onsite

Locals say it best:

“Best lobster roll on the Cape — I’d drive 14 hours back for it.”
“Clean, kind, fast — like being hosted by family.”
“Fish that’s buttery and fresh, fries that crackle, and staff that remember your name.”

Whether you’re a regular or a first-timer, this is your excuse to stop by and celebrate a local legend.

⚾ Play Ball, Lower Cape — Opening Day’s Wicked Close!

You feel that? That buzz in the air? It ain’t just the breeze off Nauset or the first real scorch of summer — it’s Cape League baseball, baby, and it’s back in full swing.

Saturday, June 14 is Opening Day, and let’s just say: the Lower Cape’s showing up big time. Whether you're a dugout regular or just there for the kettle corn and sunset, this is the kind of night that reminds you why we live here.

🧢 All Four Towns. One Night. Let’s Go:

• Brewster – 5:00 PM
  Whitecaps vs. Y-D Red Sox · Stony Brook Field
  Easy, breezy ball. Laid back crowd. Great place to bring the kids or swing by after a beach day.

• Harwich – 5:30 PM
  Mariners vs. Bourne Braves · Whitehouse Field
  Gonna be a burner. Bourne’s a powerhouse, but Harwich doesn’t play polite — expect sparks.

• Orleans – 6:30 PM
  Firebirds vs. Cotuit Kettleers · Eldredge Park
  Best seats? Right on the hill. Bring a blanket, maybe a soft-serve, and soak it all in.

• Chatham – 7:00 PM
  Anglers vs. Falmouth Commodores · Veterans Field
  The big one. Lights come on, folks roll in early, and if you’re not there — you’re hearing about it from your neighbors Sunday morning.

🎟 No Tix, No Stress

All Cape League games are free (yep, still!), but these are hot nights — so show up early if you want a good patch of grass or a seat with a view. The snack shack lines move quick, but bring cash just in case.

🚨 Need-to-Knows for 2025:

• Dennis Cook is managing Chatham — a former big leaguer with a cannon for an arm and a no-BS approach. Players love him. So do we.

• Bourne’s chasing another title, but Harwich, Brewster, Orleans, and Chatham are all gunning to knock 'em down a peg.

• Eldredge Park in Orleans? Still magic. That bandstand. Those hilltop views. You’ll be back before July.

📅 Wanna Keep the Season Handy?

Whether you're planning your whole summer around home games or just trying to catch a few with the grandkids, we’ve got your back.

Print it. Stick it on the fridge. Make it a thing.

This isn’t just baseball. It’s Cape life in full bloom — with all the noise, joy, and neighborly heckling that makes it ours.

So find your field. Pack a hoodie for later. And cheer like you mean it.
See you behind the backstop.

🎨 Whales, Sharks & Oars — Chatham’s Art in the Park Makes a Splash

They’re back — painted whales, sharks, and oars, scattered across Kate Gould Park like summer confetti.
Art in the Park is officially on, and this year’s theme is pure coastal magic: Whales, Sharks & Oars, brought to life by some of the Cape’s most beloved artists.

🛶 Oars in the Stores (May 23 – Sept 1)

If you haven’t played before, here’s the deal: local shops hide hand-painted oars in their windows. You stroll, you spot, you smile. Maybe you grab a gift or two. It’s art + adventure, wrapped in Cape Cod charm.

No ticket. No tour. No rules.
Just a self-guided moment of joy — made by locals, for locals, and those lucky enough to walk among us.

🪙 Father’s Day Finds & Forgotten Treasures – Let’s Go Antiquing in Orleans

If your dad’s the kind of guy who still talks about his grandfather’s hand plane… or proudly displays a dusty compass he found in Wellfleet twenty years ago… then you already know where you’re going this Saturday.

The Orleans Antique Show is back on June 14, right on the Meetinghouse lawn, and it’s hands-down one of the best places to find a gift that actually means something this Father’s Day.

There’s something about wandering past old crates of maritime relics, folk art, worn-in furniture, and just-maybe-it’s-valuable vintage tools that makes you feel like you’re flipping through someone else’s memory box. And that’s what makes it good.

You don’t need to know antiques. You just need to love a story.

🗓 Saturday, June 14 · 9 AM – 4 PM
📍 3 River Rd, Orleans (CHO Meetinghouse Grounds)
💵 $5 at the gate · Kids under 15 free
☀️ Rain or shine (and honestly, it’s cozy either way)

You might leave with something for Dad.
You might leave with something for yourself.
You’ll definitely leave with a smile, a story, and maybe a new favorite vendor who knows way too much about 1800s harpoons.

It’s slow, simple, and kind of perfect. Just like Father’s Day should be.

Art shows, storytime, forest walks, and Father’s Day favorites—this week’s packed with reasons to get out, try something new, and feel connected to the Cape. Let’s break it down day by day. 👇

Thursday, June 12

🌼 Native Plants at Cobb House Garden (SOLD OUT) – A garden walk with Bob Hoxie. Fully booked but buzzworthy.
⏰ 10:00–11:30 AM | 📍 Cobb House Gardens, Brewster

🎨 Pottery with Amy Bourbon (Week 4 of 8) – Hands-on wheel throwing in a relaxed, creative setting. Whether you're shaping your first bowl or refining your forms, Amy’s weekly demos (centering, handles, and more) make pottery approachable and fun.
⏰ 12:15–3:15 PM | 📍 Creative Arts Center, Chatham
💵 Paid series

📚 Banned Book Club – Join fellow readers in exploring books that have been challenged or banned—past and present. A thoughtful, open discussion celebrating the freedom to read. Ages 12+ welcome.
⏰ 4:00–5:00 PM | 📍 Historic Room, Brewster Ladies' Library, 1822 Main St
💵 Free

Friday, June 13

🌲 Forest Bathing Walk – Slow down on this mindful walk through serene woodlands.
⏰ 10:00–11:30 AM | 📍 Museum of Natural History, Brewster
🎟️ $12 (museum admission separate)

🌿 Young Colonial Gardeners (Kids Activity) – Kids plant herbs and explore historic gardens like it’s 1790.
⏰ 10:30 AM–12:30 PM | 📍 Atwood Museum, Chatham

🧵 Boomerang Bags Sewing Bee – Sew reusable bags for local causes. Beginners welcome, materials provided.
⏰ 1:00–4:00 PM | 📍 Brewster Ladies’ Library

Saturday, June 14

🌾 Mini-Meadow Garden Tour – Explore native plants thriving in Chatham’s historic Mayo House garden.
⏰ 1:00–2:00 PM | 📍 Mayo House, Chatham
🎟️ Free (registration required)

🌸 DIY Corsages & Boutonnières – Craft elegant floral wearables with faux blooms.
⏰ 1:00 PM | 📍 Brewster Public Library
🎟️ Free

🏳️‍🌈 Pride Storytime – Celebrate Pride Month with joyful, inclusive children’s books.
⏰ 1:00–2:00 PM | 📍 Snow Library, Orleans
🎟️ Free

Sunday, June 15

🖼️ Father’s Day Fine Art & Craft Show – An outdoor showcase of local artists and makers.
⏰ All Day (Sat–Sun) | 📍 Drummer Boy Field, Brewster
🎟️ Free

🪑 Cape Cod Antique Show – 20+ curated dealers with vintage finds and nautical gems.
⏰ 9:00 AM–4:00 PM | 📍 Meetinghouse Lawn, Orleans
🎟️ $5 (kids under 15 free)

Monday, June 16

🪵 Bird Carving Demonstration – Watch wood come to life in this drop-in carving session led by museum artisans.
⏰ 10:00 AM–1:00 PM | 📍 Museum of Natural History, Brewster
💵 Free with admission

👣 Guided Family Field Walk – Take a scenic, educational stroll with a naturalist on the John Wing Trail.
⏰ 11:00 AM–12:30 PM | 📍 Museum of Natural History, Brewster
💵 Free with admission

🎱 Pool Tournament – Local-style Monday night fun for all skill levels.
⏰ 7:00 PM | 📍 Chatham Squire, Chatham
🎟️ Free

Tuesday, June 17

🧒 The Mud Kitchen! – Mix, concoct, create, and make a mess in this joyful outdoor play space—perfect for little explorers.
⏰ 10:00 AM–2:30 PM | 📍 Cape Cod Museum of Natural History, Brewster

🎨 Quick Sketch Portraits in Watercolor (Day 1 of 3) – Loosen up your portrait painting with watercolor artist Pam Wenger. This immersive 3-day workshop focuses on capturing character and expression without overworking. Great for artists eager to ditch perfection and embrace the expressive side of watercolor.
⏰ 9:00 AM–4:00 PM | 📍 Creative Arts Center, Chatham
💵 Paid

Wednesday, June 18

🦀 Horseshoe Crab Walk with Andrea Higgins – Celebrate International Horseshoe Crab Day with a low-tide stroll along Pleasant Bay. Learn wild facts about these ancient creatures (hello, blue blood!) and why they’re vital to both ecosystems and medicine.
⏰ 12:00–1:00 PM | 📍 Directions emailed after registration
💵 $15 | 👟 Wear beach-appropriate footwear

🌞 Summer Solstice Mindful Nature Walk – Ease into summer with a golden-hour stroll through Sylvan Gardens. Guided by Kripalu-trained Andrea Higgins, this walk is all about slowing down, tuning in, and letting nature do its magic. Expect bees, breezes, and a whole lot of presence.
⏰ 6:00–8:00 PM | 📍 Sylvan Gardens
💵 $18 | 🧘 Space limited to 15 |

🌿 A Forest Walk into the Sacred Heart of the Earth – A soulful walk with Carol Marcy through Sylvan Gardens, blending nature, mindfulness, and deep connection.
⏰ 9:00–10:30 AM | 📍 Sylvan Gardens, Old Main St, Chatham
💵 $15 | Led by Carol Marcy

👟 Walk In, Sit Down, Join In: June 12–18 at the COAs
Plenty to do, plenty to enjoy — here’s what’s brewing across town.

Yoga, tech help, card games, and a fresh-off-the-boat lunch — your COAs are serving up more than just coffee this week. Here’s what’s happening in Orleans, Chatham, Brewster, and Harwich — all in one place.

🦅 ORLEANS COA — 150 Rock Harbor Rd, Orleans | ☎️ 508-255-6333

Friday, June 13: Start your day with Dance Fit at 10 AM, then enjoy Comfort Kitchen at 12 PM — the meal is “Catch of the Day” with dessert ($8, RSVP required). Tech help is also available by appointment.
Tuesday, June 17: Dance Fit returns at 10:15 AM. In the evening, join Tai Chi at 5:30 PM ($35 for 7 weeks) or Strength & Conditioning at 6:30 PM ($45 for 9 weeks).
Wednesday, June 18: Enjoy Cinema Afternoon at 1:30 PM — this week’s film is Conclave, with popcorn and M&Ms included.

🌿 CHATHAM COA — 193 Stony Hill Rd, Chatham | ☎️ 508-945-5190

Thursday, June 12: Stop by for the Blood Pressure Clinic (9–10 AM), Independence House (9–11 AM), or Ryders Cove Respite (9:30 AM–2:30 PM). Relax with Reiki (12–2 PM), stretch out in Chair Yoga (1 PM), or drop in on Busy Fingers and Strong at Heart at the Community Center.
Friday, June 13: Join the Lunch & Learn from 12–2 PM, then stay for Cribbage and Bridge from 1–3:30 PM.
Monday, June 16: Catch Coffee Hour with the Chatham Fire Dept at 10 AM, Smartphone Basics at 11 AM, Petanque at Chase Park (10–12), or Cribbage in the afternoon (1–3:30 PM).
Tuesday, June 17: The day includes Respite (9:30–2:30), Full Body Fitness (12 PM), Golden Oldies (1 PM), and Rumikub (1–3:30 PM). SHINE appointments also available.
Wednesday, June 18: Ease in with Reiki and Petanque (10–12), then join Healthy Meals in Motion at 12 PM followed by a Cooking Class at 1:30 PM. Cribbage returns 1–3:30 PM.

📚 BREWSTER COA — 1673 Main St, Brewster | ☎️ 508-896-2737

Thursday, June 12: Start with Men’s Coffee Talk at 10 AM, visit the nurse at 1 PM (Ask the Nurse), dive into Music Appreciation at 1:30 PM, or unwind with Chair Yoga at 2:30 PM (week 2 of 4, $35 total).
Saturday, June 14: Join the Book Club at Brewster Ladies’ Library — starts at 11 AM and always brings good conversation.

🪴 HARWICH COA — 100 Oak St, Harwich | ☎️ 508-430-7550

Thursday, June 12: Don’t miss “Beyond the Book” at 10 AM — a special author talk with Cape writer Candace Hammond on her cozy fiction series, Spring in Cranberry Harbor. Registration is requested.
Friday, June 13: Big Screen Movie Day at 1 PM features Will & Harper — a heartfelt documentary starring Will Ferrell and his longtime friend Harper Steele. Popcorn included.
Monday, June 16: Join the Pride Month Tea & Talk from 9:30–10:30 AM for artisanal tea, Montilio’s pastries, and warm conversation to close out the weekend’s Lower Cape Pride events. RSVP by June 12.
Wednesday, June 18: It’s Board Meeting Day at 10 AM, open to the public. You’re also welcome to attend the Dementia Caregivers Support Group at 2 PM, with a concurrent activity group for your loved one.

There’s something about May air that makes music hit different. Maybe it’s the first night you sit outside without a hoodie, or maybe it’s the way the Squire shakes with live drums you feel in your bones.

Thursday, June 12

🎼 Sacred American Music with Joseph Marchio
📍 Center for the Spiritual Journey, Chatham | 🕒 10:00–11:30 AM | 🎟️ $15 drop-in | $50 full series
Acclaimed conductor Joseph Marchio leads a soulful dive into America’s sacred musical roots. Beautiful music, rich stories, and a peaceful setting.

🎶 Cape Harmony – All-Female A Cappella
📍 St. Christopher’s Church, Chatham | 🕒 7:30 PM (Doors 7:00 PM)
🎟️ Tickets at the door
Cape Cod’s favorite all-female a cappella group is back with sweet harmonies and summer vibes.

Friday, June 13

🎤 Karaoke Fridays at Jake Rooney’s
📍 Jake Rooney’s, Harwich Port | 🕒 8:00–10:30 PM
Whether you're belting ballads or just cheering from the booth, Friday nights at Jake Rooney’s are all about letting loose.

🎶 Live Music: The Origin at The Barley Neck
📍 The Barley Neck, Orleans | 🕒 9:00–11:00 PM
Cape favorites Dave and Jamie bring smooth harmonies and decades of feel-good hits.

🥁 Percussion Ensemble Spotlight Concert
📍 Performing Arts Center, Brewster | 🕒 7:30–9:00 PM | 🎟️ Free
Experience the sonic thrill of Varesè, Burritt, and Takemitsu as young percussionists showcase their week of artistry.

🎭 “Social Security” – Opening Weekend
📍 Chatham Drama Guild, Chatham |🕒 Friday, June 13 & Saturday, June 14 | 7:30 PM
🎟️ Tickets at chatdramaguild.org
This laugh-out-loud comedy opens the 2025 season — uptight art dealers, a surprise mom visit, and a twist of romance.

Saturday, June 14

🎭 Afternoon of Pride @ Cape Rep Theatre
📍 Cape Rep Theatre, Brewster |🕒 12:30–6:30 PM | 🎟️ Free
Art, panels, performances — and a drag finale!
• 1:30 PM – Story Slam
• 2:45 PM – Queer History in Song
• 4:00 PM – LGBTQ+ Panel
• 5:15 PM – Drag Show with Mackenzie

🎼 All Residency Ensembles – Grand Finale
📍 Performing Arts Center, Brewster |🕒 7:30–9:00 PM | 🎟️ Free
Brass, woodwinds, and percussion unite in this powerful closing concert. Expect big sound and bold performances.

🎨 Art Getting it Right: A Celebration of Civil Liberties
📍 Addison Art Gallery, Orleans |🕒 5:00–7:00 PM | 🎟️ Free
Live music, Pride cocktails, and bold new art — all in celebration of civil liberties and community.

Sunday, June 15

🎶 Greg Loftus Live at The Woodshed
📍 The Woodshed, Brewster |🕒 5:00–9:00 PM | 🎟️ Free
Americana meets Cape Cod cool. Wind down your Father’s Day with live music and good vibes.

🎻 Rose Clancy Irish Sessions
📍 Chatham Squire |🕒 5:00 PM | 🎟️ Free
Traditional Irish tunes and local charm in a classic Chatham setting.

🌍 Joyful Noise Singers
📍 533 MA-28, Harwich |🕒 10:00 AM | 🎟️ Free
Uplifting world music with spiritual harmony.

💃 Ballet, Broadway, and Beyond
📍 105 Division Street West Harwich, MA 02671 |🕒 3:00 PM
🎟️ $32 Adults · $30 Seniors · $21 Under 21
A bold blend of dance styles. Broadway glamour meets ballet grace.

Tuesday, June 17

🎶 Outer Cape Chorale Chamber Singers: The Power of Kindness
📍 Snow Library, Orleans | 🕒 6:30 PM | 🎟️ Free
An a cappella performance celebrating compassion and community.

🎶 Hyannis Sound A Cappella Concert – The Cape’s premier all-male vocal group returns with tight harmonies, local charm, and just the right amount of humor.
📍 St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church, Chatham | 🕒 7:00 PM | 🎟️ Adults $15 · Children $10 · Military Veterans & Students $10
🎫 Tickets sold at the door

☀️ Cape Mood Forecast: From Shine to Shadows, with a Twist

🌞 Thu, June 12 – Windows Down, World Off
79° / 61° · Sunny · WSW 14 mph
It’s a full-body exhale kind of day. Sun at full strength, breeze on point. Whatever you had planned—double it. This one's gold.

⛅️ Fri, June 13 – Sweater Mornings, Sunset Smiles
69° / 57° · AM clouds, PM clear · NE 7 mph
Cooler, calmer, classy. Start with socks and a book, end with rosé and that one bench with the view.

🌧️ Sat, June 14 – Misting, Not Mood-Killing
62° / 55° · AM showers · E 12 mph
A drizzle here, a drizzle there. The kind of weather that makes you slow down and maybe—just maybe—journal something poetic.

☁️ Sun, June 15 – Kind of Cloudy, Kind of Cozy
63° / 55° · Mostly cloudy · ENE 10 mph
Not every day needs a glow-up. This one’s made for nesting, recipe testing, or guilt-free second breakfasts.

☁️ Mon, June 16 – Gray with a Side of ‘Why Not?’
64° / 58° · Cloudy · E 9 mph
Cloud cover like a soft blanket. Ideal for porch musings, thrift dives, and deciding last-minute to make soup.

🌧️ Tue, June 17 – Drip, Pause, Repeat
66° / 61° · AM showers · ESE 8 mph
Rain might knock, but don’t cancel your vibe. Markets still hum, cafes still steam, and the air smells like stories.

⛅️ Wed, June 18 – Back in Business
71° / 64° · Clearing late · SSW 11 mph
She’s back: the sun, the breeze, the flirtation. Go out late. Laugh louder. It’s giving mid-June magic.

🧭 Until Next Tide

Alright — that’s your week.

A few things worth leaving the house for. A few more you’ll wish you didn’t miss. And maybe, if we’re lucky, a moment or two that sticks.

Not everything needs to be a big deal.
Sometimes it’s just a walk, a slice, a storytime, a stranger who smiles at you in line.

We’ll keep sharing the good stuff.
You just keep being part of it.

Catch you next week,
—Arthur

P.S. If you make it to three events this week without getting stuck behind someone doing 22 on Route 6A… you deserve a medal. Or at least a Whitecaps hat.