THIS CAFE LIFE

Cape Cod is a timeless New England escape — lighthouses, sandy beaches, cranberry bogs, and harbors lined with fishing boats. But visit in autumn and the Cape reveals a whole new personality: crisp air, colorful foliage, bustling farm stands, and small-town festivals. This guide takes you from Falmouth & Woods Hole at the Upper Cape to Hyannis, Chatham, Truro, and Provincetown, with stops for farmers’ markets, cranberry bogs, fall celebrations, and biking trails along the way

There are few dishes more iconic — or more universally loved — than moules et frites. A steaming pot of mussels, a broth that perfumes the whole kitchen, a mountain of crisp fries ready to drag through every last drop. It’s simple, sensual, social, and deeply French.

Burgundy sits in the heart of eastern France — between Paris and Lyon, a slender vertical corridor stitched together by vineyards, river valleys, and medieval towns. To the west lies the Morvan Forest, dense and wild. To the east, the Saône River runs like a silver thread. Burgundy is central — a region defined more by its soil than by its skyline. Here, terroir isn’t a concept. It is the governing force.

Explore Pillivuyt porcelain — French-made since 1818. Oven-safe, heirloom quality, and built for daily cooking. History, heritage, top pieces to own.

A classic French cookbook for home bistro cooking — Burgundy flavors, simple recipes, wine pairings, and kitchen essentials. A must-own for every French cook.

There are exhibitions you view, and then there are exhibitions you enter. Elemental Forms / Broken Earth is the latter — a three-artist conversation on fragility, transformation, and the threads connecting land, water, and time. Featuring the works of BC Crane, Denny Moers, and Jonathan Sharlin, this winter exhibition at the Chazan Gallery at Wheeler is more than an art show — it is a meditation on process, on elemental movement, and on what remains when the world shifts unde