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Big changes are coming to the town’s waterfront as construction begins on a long-awaited boardwalk expansion, a project that promises to bring new dining, shopping, and recreational opportunities while preserving the coastal charm that makes the area so beloved.
The expansion will extend the current boardwalk by nearly half a mile, adding new gathering spaces, a small amphitheater for live performances, and designated fishing areas. But the biggest draw? A brand-new oyster bar and seafood pavilion, where visitors can enjoy locally sourced shellfish with a view of the harbor.
“This town has always revolved around the water, and this expansion lets us showcase that in a way that benefits both locals and visitors,” said town planner Mark Lacey. “We’re keeping things small-scale and authentic—no chain restaurants, no high-rises, just a better way to enjoy what makes this place special.”
In addition to the oyster bar, the new section will feature an open-air market for local artists, benches made from reclaimed driftwood, and improved pedestrian and bike access.
The expansion is expected to be completed by early next summer, just in time for another busy season along the waterfront. And with the promise of more great food, stunning sunset views, and spaces to relax, it’s clear the boardwalk’s next chapter will be one worth walking.