Things to Do on Cape Cod in July

Things to Do on Cape Cod in July

The Cape is the perfect place to visit in July – the weather’s great and there are plenty of things going on in every town. Check out our list of things to do on Cape Cod in July and plan your vacation!

July 9-August 28: Cape Cod Jazz Festival

Enjoy more than a summer’s worth of jazz during the 16th Annual Cape Cod Jazz Festival at Wequassett Resort and Golf Club in Harwich. Enjoy the performances while sipping cocktails and admiring the gorgeous view of Pleasant Bay.

July 12-21: Hydrangea Festival

Heritage Museums and Gardens in Sandwich (one of our favorite Cape Cod towns!) is hosting the Hydrangea Festival, a two-week long celebration of the gorgeous hydrangea. Participate in workshops, walk their gardens, and shop for your own plant.

July 14: Beat the Heat Music Festival

Wellfleet Preservation Hall is hosting its 2nd Annual Beat the Heat Music Festival from 4:00-7:00 p.m. Listen to performances by local musician while enjoying food and drinks on the green at the Hall.

July 18: 4th Annual Art @ The Museum

Meet local Cape Cod artists and take home a piece of art at the 4th Annual Art @ The Museum at Osterville Historical Museum. Enjoy wine and hors d’oeuvres while chatting with the artists.

July 27: Sunset Whale Watch

Support the important humpback whale research of The Center for Coastal Studies in Provincetown by attending their Sunset Whale Watch. Scientists from the Center will be on board to answer your questions about the marine life you see during the cruise, which includes a complimentary picnic dinner and drinks. 

July 28: Love Local Fest

Support local businesses at the Love Local Fest at Aselton Park in Hyannis from 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, July 28! Vendors from all around Cape Cod will be selling art, jewelry, home decor, apparel, and more. Grab a bite from one of the food trucks and enjoy a drink in the wine and beer garden.

We still have rooms available in July! Browse our rooms here to find the perfect fit for your Cape Cod vacation.

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Amy Chesnut has been exploring Cape Cod for over 60 years — and has called it home full-time since 2016, when she purchased Brewster By The Sea Inn on Main Street in Brewster. Over a decade of welcoming guests year-round, Amy has personally guided thousands of visitors through the Cape's best trails, beaches, hidden gems, dining spots, and seasonal experiences across all 15 towns. A former attorney and land conservation professional — and a former trustee of the Brewster Conservation Trust — she brings deep knowledge of the Cape's natural landscape to everything she writes. Amy is a member of the Brewster Chamber of Commerce and a 2026 recipient of the Chamber's Small Business Excellence Award.

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