St. Patricks Day Special at Falmouth Mass. Bed & Breakfast

Take a mid-week break to the Palmer House Inn in Falmouth to celebrate St. Patrick's Day on Thursday, March 17, 2011. The celebration starts out with proper New England Irish fare. Irish Bread, Irish Oatmeal cookies and Irish tea in the afternoons all St. Patrick’s Day week. 

Let the dancing and drinking begin at Liam's, one of Falmouth’s Irish pubs and recover in their cozy rooms with an Irish breakfast in the morning. Request information and pricing by calling 800-472-2632

Beech Wood Inn @ Cape Cod

Experience the romance of an award-winning exquisitely restored 1853 Victorian Inn located in the heart of Cape Cod's quaint Historic District and central to the many pleasures of Cape Cod. Guests enjoy a reflection of the mood and charm of Cape Cod's Victorian past - all in contemporary comfort.

• The inn is featured in 50 travel books and guides and is top rated by AAA and Mobil.
• Beechwood is a two time winner of the "Best Mid-Cape B&B" award by Cape Cod Life Magazine and is an "Editors Choice" of Yankee Magazine.
• Beechwood has been featured on Bostons ABC and CBS news affiliates.
• The inn has appeared in articles in:
• Boston Globe
• Getaways for Gourmets
• New England Weekends
• USA Today Travel
• Cape Cod Magazine
• Different Travel (Israel)
• Boston.com   

Telephone: 508 362-6618   www.beechwoodinn.com

NHA Whaling Museum Nantucket Massachusetts

NHA’s Whaling Museum Nantucket, MA

Back in 1846, a candle factory was built by the Mitchell family just shortly after Nantucket’s Great Fire. Less than two years later, two island businessmen put their mind and money together in keeping the candle factory running until the end of the island’s whaling era in the 1860s. The building remained a warehouse before it became the New England Steamship Company’s offices and then finally converted into the NHA’s Whaling Museum in 1929. Since then, it has been dedicated to the history of whaling and restored for prime exhibition space, a fully accessible rooftop observation deck overlooking Nantucket harbor, and the sperm whale skeleton. In 2008, the whaling museum received accreditation from the American Association of Museums, which only 22 other museums have been awarded across the nation. Inside the museum you’ll find a vast array of whaling artifacts and memorabilia, including longboats, harpoons, and scrimshaw, but the centerpiece is the complete skeleton of a 46-foot bull Sperm whale suspended from the ceiling. They’re only open for a short period of time: September 7-October 31 from 10am to 5pm for $15 a person and an extra $3 to see the other historic sites around the area (Hadwen House, Oldest House, Old Mill, and Quaker Meeting House).

History of Chatham, Massachusetts

Located in Barnstable County, Massachusetts, Chatham is a beautiful town that is perfect for a summer vacation. Chatham is home to the Chatham Lighthouse, which was established in 1808 by Thomas Jefferson to protect the ships circling the Cape. Main Street Chatham has a provincial feel with its numerous family owned and operated shops and restaurants, including the Captain’s House Inn – great for a gourmet breakfast before you start your busy day.

Chatham is also home to the Cape's second oldest theatre, Monomoy Theatre. Open for fifty-one years, the theatre offers a summer theatre program for college students. Each summer the students perform eight plays with the mentoring help of seasoned visiting artists, actors and directors.

With 260 seats, anywhere you sit offers a great view. Tickets are $17-$22.

This summer, the Monomoy Theatre box office opens on June 16th. This year the students are performing Guys and Dolls, Scapino, The Matchmaker, Doubt, A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum, The Front Page, The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-In-The-Moon Marigolds, and The Merry Wives of Windsor.

Contact us:
Monomoy Theatre
776 Main Street
Chatham, MA 02633

Phone: (508)945-1589