The Yarmouth Seaside Festival, currently celebrating its 36th anniversary also coincides with Yarmouth's 375th anniversary. It is held annually on Columbus Day weekend. This family oriented festival has grown into a weekend full of events such as: craft fair of more than 125 crafters from all over the country, a giant parade, continual musical entertainment, high-quality children’s events, kayak and canoe race, 5K road race, greased pole contests, pie-eating contests, fireworks display, to name just a few.

It's a fun weekend for the whole family. The big bonfire on the beach is a favorite along with the fireworks. Call the Tidewater and take advantage of our special of $89 per night in our economy rooms. For a list of events visit their website:
http://www.yarmouthseasidefestival.com/about/

 

Seaside Christmas

There's still time to come to the Cape and get into the Christmas Spirit. In most Cape towns, the holiday season really gets rolling this weekend. I've already mentioned Nantucket, Hyannis and Chatham Christmas celebrations, but there's also Provincetown, Harwich, Bourne, Falmouth, Sandwich... You have your choice of towns and traditions.

We are also running a last minute special of 2 nights for $99.99 at the Tidewater.

Voula

Fall for the Arts

As I said before, fall is filled with festivals on the Cape with something going on almost every weekend. The next one coming up will be this weekend, October 4-5th, in the towns of Dennis, Falmouth, & Hyannis. "Fall for the Arts" is a new regional arts festival presented by the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod and the Cape Cod View magazine. The festival includes: live, local music, art & crafts demonstations, workshops, and open houses at theaters and museums.

For more specific information and times on the events, visit their website, www.aartsfoundation.org, or call the Cape Cod Chamber at 508-362-0066. Hope to see you there.

Voula