Events in Cape Cod, MA

Experience a special two-day estate and vintage jewelry trunk show featuring the Singer Estate Collection. The showcase spans pieces from the 19th century through today, including antique and vintage finds, timeless classics, colorful gemstones, vintage engagement rings, signed works, and distinctive one-of-a-kind items. Some pieces include documented celebrity provenance, bringing fascinating histories to explore. The collection will take over half the showroom to provide an expansive browsing experience. Light bites will be available. Appointments are encouraged for those who would like dedicated time to explore the collection.

This weekly unstructured playtime welcomes children from infancy through age four in the library’s lower-level children’s play area. It is free and open to everyone. Parents and caregivers remain on site to supervise.

A guided bicycle tour with the Falmouth Historical Society explores Falmouth’s past on a loop from the Village Green to Woods Hole’s Penzance Point and back. Led by museum docent and tour guide Scott Wayne, the small group rides primarily on the Shining Sea Bikeway, a path dedicated during the United States Bicentennial, with brief stretches on local streets. Along the way, the route visits the town’s commemorative markers placed when Massachusetts observed its 300th anniversary. The group pauses at each site for stories about its significance and to view vintage photographs. With time for these stops, the experience lasts about three hours and covers roughly 11 miles in total, about 7 on the bike path and 4 on roads. Participants should bring a bicycle, a helmet, and water. Fully electric bikes are not allowed, though pedal-assisted models are permitted. All riders must be at least 16 years old and will be asked to sign a liability waiver. Space is limited to 8 participants. There is no rain date, and weather cancellations will be refunded. Tickets are $25 for nonmembers and $15 for Museums on the Green members.

Thrive Space is a free weekly recovery support group that provides a supportive, inclusive setting to make connections and reinforce a strong foundation in recovery. It is open to anyone, whether starting out or maintaining long-term recovery, and there is no requirement to be a Duffy patient. Sessions are facilitated by Recovery Coach Erika Jabas and center on community, hope, and mutual support. To register or learn more, email Erika at ejabas@duffyhealthcenter.org.

The Iris Hotel hosts a Mah Jongg fundraiser tournament benefiting the Massachusetts Alzheimer's Association. The competition spans 38 tables and can accommodate up to 152 players. The entry fee is $75, which includes a buffet lunch and beverage service. Registration is open.

Experience a roundtrip ride that showcases the Cape's natural beauty, passing quiet woodlands, sweeping sand dunes, cranberry bogs, salt marshes, and the renowned Cape Cod Canal. Engaging narration accompanies the trip, blending facts and colorful local stories with the views so travelers stay informed and entertained from start to finish.

Every Saturday centers on a Carolina whole hog roasted low and slow, a weekly tradition devoted to authentic whole hog barbecue. This is one of the few places on Cape Cod focused on Carolina whole hog cookery and Memphis style St. Louis ribs, with meats cooked over shagbark and pignut hickory for a distinctive flavor. The menu features chopped pork and pork sandwiches, plus mac and cheese, barbecue baked beans, and potato salad. Vinegar and mustard based sauces are crafted with beers from Barnstable Brewing, with options such as Irish Blonde, Crushaaaah, Before Noon, and Jesuit Juice. Quantities are limited, since only one hog is prepared each week, so once the pork is gone it will not be available again until the following Saturday.

John Boselli, who has completed the Camino de Santiago three times, shares stories and insights from walking the Camino Francés, Camino Portugués, and Camino Primitivo. Spanning more than 1,500 kilometers and over two million steps, his journey highlights what the road teaches along the way. This presentation traces a personal arc through four parts: hearing the call to seek quiet and reflection, embracing the path with its simplicity, challenges, and perseverance, forming friendships that transform fellow travelers into lasting companions, and returning home with gratitude, resilience, and a renewed sense of purpose woven into daily life. Whether you are curious about attempting the Camino, preparing for your own pilgrimage, or drawn to narratives of adventure, growth, and human connection, this talk offers a thoughtful window into a meaningful walking tradition. The presentation takes place in the Main Meeting Room at the Osterville Village Library.

This upbeat tribute spotlights the unforgettable songs of Billy Joel and Elton John, led by pianist and vocalist Jay Daniels. With expressive vocals and a touch of jazz style, he performs favorites such as 'Piano Man,' 'Your Song,' 'Rocket Man,' and more. The performance brings renewed life to the music of two pop legends, offering familiar melodies and an inviting sense of nostalgia.

Refresh your Sunday routine at Mashpee Farmers Market, where farm-fresh produce, artisan-made goods, and the community spirit of Cape Cod come together. Stroll the stalls for seasonal vegetables, find a new favorite vendor, and enjoy a welcoming atmosphere with something for everyone. Every purchase supports local farmers and makers, and you can taste the difference that true freshness brings.

It has remained Cape Cod's only jazz jam since 2006. The session welcomes both listeners and performers as professional and student musicians play jazz standards with Fred Boyle on piano, Ron Ormsby on bass, and Bart Weisman on drums. Sponsored by Marlene Marrocco. Tickets are $20 for the public, $15 for members, $10 for musicians, $5 for musician members, and free for students.

This event offers a free take-home meal for your household along with free personal care items. It is open to any resident of Cape Cod.

An evening at Pelham House Resort highlights dishes from a variety of favorite Dennis restaurants and caterers. Sample local fare, bid on items in both silent and live auctions, and relax in a casual setting by the sea. Proceeds support the Holly Young Lifeguard Scholarship Fund, helping future lifeguards on Cape Cod. Celebrate community and cuisine while contributing to a meaningful cause.

Enjoy a creative getaway at Bayside Resort dedicated to scrapbooking and crafting with fellow makers. Focus on your family photos to build albums or dive into favorite projects in a relaxed, friendly setting with plenty of good humor along the way. Your stay can span two or three nights in a double occupancy hotel room on the bay with two full size beds and breakfast each morning. The fee covers both your room and a dedicated 6 foot table in the Craft and Crop room downstairs, so you can work at your own pace day and night. When you want a break, nearby restaurants, the Cape Cod Mall, shops, beaches and other attractions offer plenty to explore. Registration includes a $25 credit to use on album making supplies available right in the crop room, with options such as Creative Memories and My Sister’s Scrapbook page kits. A $3 dinner coupon per person is provided for use at several local restaurants, and you are welcome to bring snacks, drinks and liquor into the crop space. Rooms are limited to two guests, all attendees must be at least 16 years old, and this is not a vendor event, so company representatives are asked to focus on crafting rather than promotion. Pricing options include single occupancy for the longer or shorter weekend at $590 or $490, and double occupancy at $400 or $375, with payment due at registration.

Settle into a self-care practice that blends Somatic Movement, Yin Yoga, and targeted myofascial release for a deeply restorative experience. Slow the pace, turn attention inward, and build a meaningful relationship with your body’s own wisdom. Gentle somatic explorations help repattern movement and ease long-held tension, drawing on Thomas Hanna’s approach to neuromuscular re-education. With therapy balls and simple self-massage, participants focus on areas such as the feet, hips, and shoulders to soften tight tissue and reduce adhesions. Unhurried Yin postures encourage a meditative calm so both body and mind can unwind. This session supports people living with chronic tension or discomfort, anyone seeking a stronger mind body connection, practitioners looking to balance more active routines, and students curious about meditative movement or a sustainable self-care rhythm. Benefits may include greater flexibility and joint mobility, release of deep patterns through focused self-massage, enhanced body awareness and proprioception, support for nervous system regulation, and a deep sense of relaxation and stress relief. All levels are welcome and no prior experience is required.

Vocalist Lucy Yeghiazaryan appears at West Falmouth Library as part of the Women Who Lead series, a program that highlights artistry, individuality, and voice. She brings a warm, elegant, and deeply felt approach to the Great American Songbook, and is an emerging presence in straight-ahead jazz, a Thelonious Monk Competition finalist, and a performer at Jazz at Lincoln Center and Birdland. This marks her second appearance in the series.

The Cape Cod Walk for Research takes place at Saint Barnabas Episcopal Church in Falmouth. Activities open in the event area, followed by a ceremony, then the walk sets out on a 1.5 mile course. The route accommodates wheelchairs and strollers, and leashed dogs are welcome.

This Eldredge Farm Foundation family fundraiser has been postponed, not canceled. The organizers are calling on past donors and prior event shirt supporters to lend a hand and to contact Jeff Eldredge if they can help. The day centers on family friendly fun, and the auction features a three hour private party performance by Joe Marino, a solo acoustic cover artist.

An evening in Hyannis dedicated to live creativity, with an open mic featuring comedy, music, and poetry. Newcomers and seasoned performers are welcome to take the stage. Early sign-ups help guarantee a turn at the mic, and guests are also welcome to relax and enjoy the performances.

Experience a nurturing Yoga Nidra session with Ayanna Freedom at Dennis Port Yoga. This liberation-centered practice offers guided rest while lying down, inviting body, mind, and spirit to ease into safety and renewal. Sometimes known as yogic sleep, it gently leads you into the space between waking and sleeping, where deep restoration can unfold. Registration is required and a sliding-scale fee is available. Space is limited. Please bring comfortable props to support your body.

Presented as part of the First Sandbar Chamber Series, this chamber music program showcases works by George Walker, Ralph Vaughan Williams, and Ludwig van Beethoven.

Explore the First Congregational Church Cemetery on a lantern-lit guided tour where historical interpreters portraying several Revolutionary War soldiers and some of their wives share firsthand accounts from the era. Please park and meet in the Brooks Academy Museum parking lot across the street from the cemetery. To secure a spot, purchase tickets online in advance, as each tour has limited availability. Cash payment is accepted upon arrival, but places are not held or guaranteed without an online purchase.

Explore the heart-opening practice of Metta, an ancient meditation that nurtures goodwill toward oneself and others. This introductory session offers a brief look at its history and benefits, then guides participants through a Metta practice and concludes with a short Q&A. The event is free and open to all. Advance registration is required. To reserve a spot, call 508-430-7568. The instructor, Kristin Harper, is a Harwich resident with a 100-hour Mindfulness Meditation teacher certification from Dharma Moon and US Tibet House, and she has completed Dharma Moon’s teacher training in Metta Meditation.

Wear a costume for an annual Halloween parade that begins at the library, heads to the Brewster General Store for treats and songs, and continues along Main Street with additional stops for treats.

Set at Dunbar House, this afternoon tea leans into a Wednesday Addams vibe with playful gothic touches and an abundance of tea. The experience begins with a themed scone served with fresh cream and jam. Adult sandwiches feature cucumber with black pepper and herbed cream cheese on pumpernickel, smoked salmon with dill cream cheese and pickled red onion, cranberry chicken salad on dark rye, and roast beef with horseradish cream and caramelized onion on marble bread. Options for children include cucumber on pumpernickel, turkey with cheddar and lettuce, and a grilled cheese. Dessert brings a finger-shaped cookie, a rainbow-swirled cupcake, dark chocolate cake, and a pumpkin cookie. Dark, funeral-style attire and braided looks suit the mood, costumes are encouraged but not required, and reservations are necessary.

Celebrate Halloween early with a comedy competition at Naukabout Brewery and Taproom, where stand-up performers go head to head for seasonal bragging rights. The lineup is open to both veteran comedians and newcomers, and the outcome is decided by a mix of audience votes and a panel of judges. Prizes include an opening slot for Lenny Clarke, a paid set at a future Naukabout comedy show, and a $25 Naukabout gift card. Expect a lively night filled with sharp punchlines and Halloween-themed humor in a brewery setting.

Break out your scariest costume for a night of ghoulish fun. Live music from the Detours will keep the dance floor moving, and a costume contest will award a prize to the top costume. Expect a lively atmosphere with spooky vibes, plenty of dancing, and Halloween cheer.

Presented by the Cultural Center of Cape Cod, Fáilte offers a concert of traditional and contemporary Irish music. The name means welcome in Irish, and this trio of accomplished musicians channels the living tradition through a wide-ranging set. Expect sprightly reels, jigs, hornpipes, and polkas enriched with ornamentation and drive, balanced by graceful waltzes and airs, along with story-filled songs. Performed on fiddle, guitar, piano accordion, whistle, bodhrán, and percussion, the music captures the sound and spirit of Ireland. Influences include Christy Moore, the Bothy Band, Dervish, and Lúnasa. The result is a warm, inclusive experience for those who treasure Irish heritage as well as anyone drawn to the energy and beauty of the style, blending music and storytelling with a touch of seasonal cheer.

A villain-themed afternoon tea flips the usual princess script and spotlights notorious characters through a playful menu. The savory tier for adults features bites like crostini with tenderloin and goat cheese in homage to Scar, bacon wrapped dates filled with blue cheese nodding to Jafar, crab cakes with a sea witch twist inspired by Ursula, and smoked salmon with herbed cream cheese tipping a hat to Captain Hook. A children’s selection includes roasted ham and cheddar on wheat inspired by Gaston, a strawberry jam penny treat with a Smee reference, and Dalmatian themed dogs that call back to Cruella de Vil. A poison apple themed scone arrives with freshly whipped cream, followed by a parade of sweets such as red velvet cake fit for the Queen of Hearts, a crown shaped sugar cookie honoring the Evil Queen, a blueberry cream horn channeling Maleficent, and a cupcake with a blue flame motif in tribute to Hades. Villain inspired costumes are welcome, yet entirely optional.

An informal, agenda-free monthly meetup with Stephanie Viva, Executive Director of the Mashpee Chamber, takes place at Island Pickle. Attendees can discuss membership, benefits, and ways to grow connections for themselves and their businesses. Supported by Cape & Coast Bank.

JR Richards appears at The Listening Room of Cape Cod. Recognized as the original lead vocalist and a songwriter for Dishwalla, he has spent more than two decades selling millions of records, writing chart topping songs, and performing around the globe. Counting Blue Cars reached number one in the United States and earned Billboard’s Rock Song of the Year in 1996, along with ASCAP Song of the Year honors in both 1997 and 1998. With his Dishwalla bandmates he released five albums, including the platinum Pet Your Friends. His solo work includes A Beautiful End, Honore et Amore, the acoustic collection Stripped, the covers set Under The Cover, and his fifth solo album My Darkest Hour released in 2025. His music has been featured in films and television such as American Pie, How I Met Your Mother, Charmed, Smallville, One Tree Hill, Criminal Minds, and NCIS.

Dino's Sports Bar hosts a monthly karaoke party with Stephanie Viva serving as host. Scheduled for the first Friday of the month, this gathering invites participants to take the microphone and sing karaoke together.

Advance your Reiki practice in this Level 2 certification class focused on deepening understanding through an additional attunement that further opens your healing channels and increases energy flow. Revisit the foundations from Reiki I, learn how to work with the Reiki symbols, and gain hands-on experience with distance healing. Explore the importance of transforming thoughtforms and practice using your body as an energy channel. Guided, hands-on work and group healing help anchor your relationship with the new symbols. A manual and a certificate are included. Prerequisite: Reiki Level I. Pre-registration is required. All sales are final and registrations are non-refundable and non-transferable.

The third fall DGZ 501 singles competition takes place at Yarmouth Loyal Order of Moose 2270 in South Yarmouth. It uses a DartConnect points per round system for 50 PPR and higher, with group play in a round robin format capped at 30 entries. After group play, two elimination brackets determine the outcomes. The winners bracket runs best of five matches and concludes with a best of seven final, while the consolation bracket features best of three leg shootouts leading to a best of five final. Pre-registration is $25, and same day entry is $30 if space remains. All participants are expected to handle scoring, and scorekeepers are assigned.

A jazz jam invites listeners and performers to share jazz standards on Cape Cod. Since 2006, it has been the only jazz jam on Cape Cod. The session features Fred Boyle on piano, Ron Ormsby on bass, and Bart Weisman on drums, with participation from both professional and student musicians. Sponsored by Marlene Marrocco. Tickets are $20 for the public and $15 for members. Musicians pay $10, or $5 for members. Students attend for free.

Experience Metta Meditation, a time-honored practice that cultivates kindness and goodwill toward yourself and others. This beginner-friendly session offers a short overview of Metta’s background and benefits, then guides participants through a seated practice before ending with a brief Q&A. The event is free and open to everyone, and registration is required. The session is led by Harwich resident Kristin Harper, who holds a 100-hour Mindfulness Meditation teacher certification from Dharma Moon and US Tibet House and has completed Dharma Moon’s Metta Meditation teacher training. To register, call 508-430-7568.

At Wychmere Harbor Club, this annual event spotlights offerings from culinary members alongside beverage tastings. A silent auction is part of the festivities, and The Boston Premiere Band debuts as the dance band this year. The lineup also includes new treats.

Matthew’s Creations returns to Cape Cod for an annual craft fair at Upper Cape Cod Tech High School, showcasing more than 200 pillow designs, seasonal crafts, and gazebo houses at their table. With many vendors participating, it offers a convenient opportunity to begin holiday shopping. This information comes from a participating crafter, not the organizer. The fair is full and not accepting new crafters, and any questions should be directed to the school rather than the crafter.

Part of the Sandbar Chamber Series, this program features chamber music for winds and strings by Elgar, Mozart, Britten, and Reicha at St. Christopher's Episcopal Church.

Teams converge on Cape Cod, Massachusetts for a popular girls hockey tournament featuring divisions 8U, 10U, 12U, 14U, 16U, and 19U. It combines competitive play with opportunities to make lasting memories in a scenic coastal setting. Registration is open and entries are accepted in the order they are received.

A festive Cape Cod holiday market brings three days of shopping and cheer over Thanksgiving weekend. Local artisans and small businesses showcase one-of-a-kind gifts and holiday décor. Seasonal treats, warm beverages, and other favorites are available, with live holiday entertainment throughout the market. Families can visit with Santa and enjoy activities for all ages. The event also supports the community through an annual food drive for local families, and admission is free.

Enjoy an upbeat night of dancing at Oliver's & Planck's Tavern. Shake off a big meal on the dance floor and take in a lighthearted evening centered on fun and movement.

Raver Tots brings a high energy family dance party to Barnstaple, welcoming all ages. This award winning, family friendly rave is the UK’s leading event of its kind, with DJs spinning house, garage, drum and bass, and old skool club classics. Expect top talent from the UK dance scene, large scale production with immersive decor and themed visuals, dancers and performers, special effects, and a laser and light show. A licensed bar and face painting add to the festival feel. The focus is on sharing time together, hearing favorite dance tracks, and creating lasting memories. Tickets must be secured in advance because there are no sales on the door. Babies under 18 months are free and do not need a ticket, and all other children need a kids ticket. Children under 12 require kids tickets, while those aged 12 and over need adult tickets. Adults are not admitted without a child, with a maximum of four adults per child. Parents remain responsible throughout and children must stay under supervision, and running is discouraged. Tickets are non refundable and can only be resold through Tixel. Music levels are set with safety in mind, although it can still be loud, so ear defenders are welcome. Full club style lighting is used in an indoor, festival inspired setting. Buggies should be left in the buggy park rather than taken onto the dance floor, and the parking area may be outside, so slings or baby carriers are suggested. No outside food or drink is permitted. Latex balloons are used in the production and strobe lighting may be in operation. Photography and video may be captured for press use, and removal requests can be made via the Raver Tots Facebook page. Venue layouts vary, so elements of the show may differ depending on the space.

Pianist Carmen Staaf and drummer Allison Miller share the stage for an uncommon duo performance that pairs fearless exploration with deep musicality. Both are noted bandleaders and collaborators on the New York jazz scene, and this intimate format puts their communication, trust, and creativity front and center. Presented as part of the Women Who Lead series, the concert highlights two artists pushing the possibilities of the jazz duo, conversational, adventurous, and fully in the moment. Co-sponsored with West Falmouth Library at West Falmouth Library.

At The Dan’l Webster Inn & Spa, Sandy Waters, a medium, leads a Holiday Matinee focused on sharing messages from loved ones who have passed. The gathering offers a small-group experience centered on comfort, connection, and meaningful reflection during the holiday season. Tickets are $50 per person and include a $10 credit toward a meal. Guests can plan to dine before the program or enjoy their meal afterward. Attendance is capped at 40 guests to maintain an intimate setting.

Celebrate the season with a hands-on gingerbread decorating experience at Chatham Bars Inn in Chatham, MA. The inn’s award-winning pastry team will pre-bake and assemble each house so participants can focus on creativity, adding frosting and a variety of candies to craft a festive showpiece. Enjoy complimentary cookies, cocoa, and coffee while you decorate, and note that a cash bar will be available. Tickets are $75 per person and open to the public, guests, and members. Reservations may be made through the dining concierge at 508-945-6732 or on Eventbrite, and the standard Eventbrite fee applies. Full refunds are available for cancellations received at least two days in advance, while cancellations within 48 hours are charged in full.

Enjoy a holiday-themed evening of mediumship with Sandy Waters at The Dan'l Webster Inn & Spa. In a small group setting, she shares messages from loved ones in spirit, fostering connection and comfort for the season. Admission is $50 per person and includes a $10 credit toward a meal. Please plan to arrive with time to dine before the program begins. Attendance is limited to 40 guests.

The Mashpee Chamber of Commerce marks the 20th year of its Season of Illumination Parade, a radiant procession through Mashpee Commons that celebrates the holiday spirit. The theme, Evergreen, sets the tone for a festive showcase of light. This long-standing tradition is presented in part with support from local business sponsors.

With the holidays just around the corner, this gathering at the Red Nun in Dennisport offers a relaxed way to shake off seasonal stress. The atmosphere is festive and lively, centered on celebration and simple fun.

Part of the Sunday Concert Series, the Sky Meadow Recorder Consort performs music from the Renaissance with tenor Erik Bertrand.

Listeners and players gather for an open session of jazz standards led by Fred Boyle on piano, Ron Ormsby on bass, and Bart Weisman on drums. Active since 2006, it remains Cape Cod’s sole jazz jam and welcomes both professional and student musicians to perform. The program is made possible through sponsorship from Marlene Marrocco. Tickets are $20 for the public and $15 for members. Musicians pay $10, or $5 for members. Students are admitted free.

Enjoy a lively showcase from the Rakish Duo, filled with spirited fiddle tunes and toe-tapping rhythms. This upbeat musical experience centers on vibrant fiddling and an energetic atmosphere.

Red Nun Comedy celebrates ten years with an anniversary bash packed with stand-up and funny stories. Expect an upbeat atmosphere, chances to connect with fellow comedy fans, and good vibes from start to finish, plus a few surprises along the way.

Suede returns to First Night Chatham with two performances at St. Christopher's Episcopal Church in Chatham, MA. This daylong celebration takes place on mid Cape Cod, often called the elbow. There will be a complete audience changeover between sets. Admission to the wider festivities is by button that provides access for the full day.

Bid farewell to 2026 and welcome 2027 with a throwback 1999 vibe at Oliver's & Planck's Tavern in Yarmouth Port. This festive night centers on a celebratory toast and a retro party atmosphere.