Order Issue 01 [120 pages]
Cover 1 — Breuer House, Wellfleet
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Cover 2 — Mill Creek Oyster, Yarmouth Port
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Cover 1 — Breuer House, Wellfleet
Cover 2 — Mill Creek Oyster, Yarmouth Port
A letter from the editors
The original Cape Cod Compass usually opened with the same theme: a peninsula looking at itself critically, afraid of what might be lost. Writers, photographers, and editors found solace in small recurring rhythms, like a beach plum or wildflower in bloom. After the pandemic, change on the Cape seems to be happening at an accelerated pace. In the last five years, we’ve seen rapid shifts in demographics, housing costs, humidity levels, and the sea creatures that call the sandy elbow home. The Cape has always grappled with loss, congestion, and existential anxiety, and rightfully so. But we feel that change is inevitable. With that in mind, we asked ourselves how we can bring people closer to create a collective vision of Cape Cod, a place that means so much to so many. In this first issue, we explore many versions of belonging, sharing stories of our community, our land, and our histories. It’s a blurry, messy snapshot of a place always in motion. Cape Cod is a textured, stunning, and deeply flawed place. We love it for everything it is, everything it’s not, and everything it can become. We hope you will, too.
AAB + RH
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August 24, 2024 from 4 - 8 pm
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STOREFRONT @ ZONE 7A GALLERY AND BOOKS
August 23 - 29, 2024 [check Instagram for hours]
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THE LANGUAGE OF BELONGING
A talk with 20 SUMMER AND CCC
w/ Mark Adams, Shonagh Marshall & Andrew Joseph
August 27th, 2024 6pm
494 Commercial St. Provincetown, MA
2024
Aaron A. Binaco | Ceative Director & Publisher Rachel Hahn | Editor
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