It's radio... sort of. A few teletypes, a couple of CW keys, and some audio play…read more Three things from my Summer of '25 visit. First, a great group of volunteers. Secondly, it is a read a few cards mounted on the walls - with minimal equipment or displays. Thirdly, the paths on the Antenna Farm are a damn fine take. That's about it. Going back to #1, yes they are decent folks who work there. But there is not much to this place. If you scan their website, you're sure to see it all. Not lame, but.... They have a nice diarama of the Antenna Farm that is pretty well marked up and seemingly accurate. I've a friend who actually worked there as a CW operator. There is also an Amateur Radio Club there. It was closed, but the volunteer let us in and showed us around. The 2 m repeater and APRs was dead as a door nail. I did it once. It's quite a trek to get down there, but a very beautiful area. I'd give them an "A" effort, but a misfire as compared to the Vintage Communications Museum in Connecticut or the Antique Wireless Association in New York - hard acts to follow. 73s

Fascinating, small museum with interactive exhibitions, knowledgeable volunteers, and a great…read moreoutdoor antenna walk. Learning about this history is fascinating and well worth the $12 adult ticket. Do visit if you're in the area!

Walked in because I was attracted to a small corner of colorful little items and trinkets. Noticed…read morethat the staff didn't greet me when I walked in but I didn't think too much of it until I saw that they had greeted the people who came in after me. I also noticed that they greeted folks who left. I walked around looking at different items but no one came to help me - they just stood there. When I left, I also noticed that no one greeted me either. Not sure if it's because I look different from their typical customer base but I just did not feel welcomed in there. Decided to take my business somewhere else. Took a look at these reviews after I left and only confirmed what I had already felt in there - customer service is just not good here. Some of their stuff is cute but it's just uncomfortable in there as a customer.

Most unfriendly staff- on there phones and not helpful. We're not helpful in assisting anyone and…read moremade everyone in the store feel extremely uncomfortable. I'm disappointed. When we went to checkout the girl just rolled her eyes at my children and I. The store next door has much friendly and interactive staff. These staff member at Jackie's are in the wrong business clearly.

Not happy with this company. I tried reaching out to them for a sitter over Columbus Day Weekend in…read moreAugust and never got a response to confirm. I followed up multiple times with calls, emails and even tried texting the number on their website. It wasn't until I wrote them an email telling them how unprofessional it was that they responded and said "We're sorry, we're extremely short-staffed and can't accommodate your sitting request." You waited until mid September to let me know you can't accommodate my request?? And when I asked for another recommendation, I never heard back. Very poor customer service. Doesn't matter if you are short-staffed or full-staffed. You should reply to your customers so they aren't left scrambling. Won't be using them, reaching out to them or recommending them in the future.

Summer sitters is an absolute zero! They do not pick up their phone and keep you informed as to if…read morethey have a sitter for you. Our hotel in cape cod uses them and they had to follow up with summer sitters a couple times prior to our arrival to check if they booked us a sitter for 2 separate nights. The day of our first requested night they finally called a few hours prior to the time we requested to let us know they didn't have a sitter. The second night they did send an email with a little information on the sitter they found but I canceled more then 24 hours in advance because I just did not trust this service. They sent me a cancellation bill of $60. What a joke!

The Creative Arts Center offers exhibitions, classes,workshops and lectures to satisfy all your…read moreartistic needs. I have found that the level of the instruction is excellent and the faculty is very, very good. If you are a beginner - this is a good place to start your artistic life. If you are experienced - this is the place that will challenge and encourage you to move forward with style, technique and camaraderie. I've noticed that many of the students were once interested in painting or pottery but " life got in the way" and they have returned to pursue their interest. The enthusiasm in the classroom and workshops is contagious,doubts about skill levels disappear. Lectures continued during the pandemic via zoom as well as classroom instruction. I encourage you to stop by and view the gallery. The shows, with a variety of themes, are always superb.

I saw the colorful LOGO Flag and knew INSTANTLY that the Creative Arts Center in Chatham was a…read moreSpecial Place. Under the expert leadership of ANGELA MAULT it has grown in both professional artist programs and studio offerings for local year-round residents & summer visitors. I look forward to the 45th Annual ARTS FESTIVAL in the "Windmill Park" - my first time ever but I know the CALIBER of those lucky enough to survive the stringent Jurying will be worth my time to enjoy their artwork. KEEP UP the Great WORK, CAC Staff - Board Members - "Friends" - Students.

Step back in time - it's like one of the old Cape Cod sailing camps but better. Not a yacht club…read more Great place to make new friends and bring old ones. There's a 5-day camps for kids, sailing lessons for all, science programs, home rentals, and so much more.

Absolutely incredible organization dedicated to getting people out on the water. The staff goes out…read moreof their way to make sure you have a great experience, whether it be your first or millionth time sailing. Pleasant Bay is also just the most beautiful place - just check out these views! Don't hesitate to sail, kayak, or take some classes here if you are ever fortunate enough to get the chance! I am counting down the days until the season opens again :)

Had the chance to ride in the Waco bi-plane at Chatham airport last week. The weather was…read morespectacular and the views were amazing. Kyle, the pilot, took us all around the outer Cape. And shared information that I never knew about Cape Cod. We have lived here for 11 years permanently and Kyle taught us so much that we didn't know about the Cape Cod that we love. If you have a chance to fly in this wonderful airplane, please do so because it will be an experience you won't soon. forget. Thanks, Kyle and Chatham Airport -- the best little airport on Cape Cod!!

A MUST DO! A FREE EVENT & FREE PARKING. Planes Trains & Automobiles - An Annual Event held the…read moreSaturday before Father's Day @ The Chatham Airport in Chatham. They have a large array of various types of planes & Vintage Automobiles. They have a Toy Train Set which completes the Theme of the whole Event. They let you come aboard some of the planes, & ride on antique Fire Truck & & Ride in The USMC Truck. They even let you hold one of The Army's weapons. You can purchase a ticket for a bi plane ride too. There are food stands & Merch Booths & a Raffle. There is a also a great small little restaurant that serves great food upstairs called Hanger B. It's always Fun getting up close & watching these planes taxiing on the runway & taking off including the Gyro Copter. A Great Fun Inexpensive Way to treat your Dad for Father's Day. We all had a Fun time here. It used to be, you had to have mega bucks & be really rich to have the Good Life, not anymore. The Game has changed. You've been Upgraded. Now You Can Live Like a King on a Limited Budget