Here’s a summary of your text about Coupeville and its connection to Practical Magic:
When Dunne and his crew filmed Practical Magic in Coupeville, they painted the buildings on Front Street white to capture a Cape Cod aesthetic. After filming, the buildings were returned to their original colors, but they still evoke memories of the film. Key locations include the fictional Verbena Botanicals shop in the Sedge Building and Toby’s Tavern, styled as the Catch and Fry. The Beary Scoop was once a barbershop from the movie, and a hanging ice cream sign outside Kapaw’s Iskreme remains from the shoot. Notably, the Owens Victorian home was an architectural shell that was demolished after filming.
Visitors continue to flock to Coupeville, celebrating the film’s legacy. The local chamber of commerce even has a shrine featuring original props, including bottles from Verbena Botanicals. On September 10th, the Blue Fox Drive-In theater is hosting a sold-out premiere for the film’s sequel, complete with tickets that include cake and margaritas.
In the evening, the author enjoys a meal at Passage, a restaurant led by Michelin-starred chef Johnny Spero, celebrating the rich flavors of the region’s produce.
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