2025 was a year of meaningful transition—and real momentum—for the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce. We didn’t just talk about collaboration; we lived it. From our merger with the Falmouth Chamber of Commerce to welcoming the Cape Cod Climate Change Collaborative into our organization, we leaned fully…
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Labor Day has come and gone, and with it the traditional signal that “the Cape season” is over. But anyone who’s lived or worked here knows that’s not really the case anymore. The calendar might say fall, but our economy, our communities, and our visitors continue to hum with energy well into October — and beyond. A “Second Summer” on Cape Cod Fall festivals, food and wine events, arts programming, and the steady stream of visitors booking inns and bed-and-breakfasts all show the same thing: Cape Cod’s season doesn’t end in September — it just shifts. In fact, September and October now rival June in activity for many businesses. And the benefit isn’t just to lodging — restaurants, shops, and cultural attractions see the ripple effects too…
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T he Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce has long championed the idea that a strong economy depends on a fair, balanced partnership between the public and private sectors. That’s why we’re voicing our opposition to provisions in the Governor’s proposed Municipal Empowerment Act that would allow cities and…
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The 4 th of July weekend reminded us once again why Cape Cod is such a beloved destination—and why getting here can test even the calmest among us. With the holiday falling on a Friday, perfect weather, and a spring marked by rainy Saturdays, the Cape saw one of its busiest weekends in recent memory…
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