New England Travel

  1. Home
  2. Travel
  3. New England Travel

A Girls' Escape to the Quiet Cape

By Kim Knox Beckius, About.com

7 of 8

A Move to the Music Room

Dan'l Webster Dessert Live Music Girls Getaway

After dinner, we enjoyed dessert and live music during our girls' getaway at The Dan'l Webster Inn on Cape Cod.

© 2005 Kim Knox Beckius
It was actually the Music Room, one of the Dan'l Webster Inn's other dining rooms, that caught our attention after dinner. We had heard music emanating from the adjoining room throughout the evening and decided to take our desserts—crispy Banana Crème Brulee and two-inch-thick Maple Pecan Pie—next door.

There were only a few diners lingering, and they teasingly prodded us to get up and sing with good natured and talented piano player, Charlie Jamieson. I declined, insisting that the only tunes I knew were by either Elmo or The Wiggles. Jessica, however, was a good sport and surprised the small crowd with a fine rendition of "Misty." One of the best things about going out of-town with girlfriends is the opportunity to let your hair down and be a bit silly. It's always a treat to hear live music, to sip wine and nibble pie with a good friend and to simply alter the pace at which life propels us from day to day.

We hadn't intended to shut the place down, but we felt so relaxed and at home that we stayed until Charlie packed up his sheet music for the night.

Explore New England Travel

About.com Special Features

New England Travel

  1. Home
  2. Travel
  3. New England Travel
  4. Winter/Spring/ Summer/Fall
  5. Winter in New England
  6. Live Piano Music in the Music Room at Dan'l Webster Inn on Cape Cod

©2009 About.com, a part of The New York Times Company.

All rights reserved.