Events in Cape Cod

Space Matinee Movie Drive-In: Elio

This space themed, drive-in style matinee features the film Elio. Attendees watch from a make-believe spaceship they decorate during the event, with space jet packs and a few extra surprises adding to the fun. For ages 4 and up.

Thrive Space: Recovery Support Group

Thrive Space is launching a free weekly recovery support group that offers a welcoming, judgment-free place to connect with peers, grow, and strengthen your recovery. It is open to anyone, whether you are just getting started or working to maintain long-term recovery. You do not need to be a Duffy patient. All are welcome to attend. Each session is facilitated by recovery coach Erika Jabas and centers on building community, fostering hope, and supporting one another.

Fish Fry Friday and More

JP's brings a Friday fish fry to Barnstable Brewing with a menu that includes haddock from day boats, scallops linked to FV Isabelle and Lilly, shrimp out of the Gulf, clams prepared in the fryer, and fried fish sandwiches, along with other options. In addition to the seafood, grilled pizza, barbecue, and weekly specials are planned.

Hans Zimmer Candlelight Experience

Lumos presents a candlelit tribute to the music of Hans Zimmer at St. George Greek Orthodox Church of Cape Cod. A string trio performs cinematic themes from Gladiator, Interstellar, Pirates of the Caribbean, The Lion King, Sherlock Holmes, The Holiday, Kung Fu Panda, Madagascar, Cornfield, and Eptescious. Seating is first come first served within allocated tiered zones labeled Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze. This event offers two sittings. Attendees must be at least eight years old. The venue is wheelchair accessible, but front row placement is not guaranteed. A donation is made to a different charity each month.

Restorative Yoga for Self Care: A Somatic Journey Inward with Heidi Parent

Led by Heidi Parent, this restorative self care class weaves together somatic movement, Yin yoga, and myofascial release for a gentle, therapeutic reset. The pace is unhurried to help participants turn inward and listen to the body. Somatic explorations informed by Thomas Hanna's neuromuscular re-education encourage new movement patterns and help dissolve long held tension. Using therapy balls and simple self massage, targeted areas such as the feet, hips, and shoulders receive focused attention. The quiet stillness of Yin postures adds a contemplative element, supporting the release of physical and mental holding for a whole person experience of care. It suits those managing chronic tension or pain, movers interested in deepening mind body connection, practitioners seeking balance for more active training, students curious about meditative movement, and anyone building a sustainable self care routine. Benefits may include greater flexibility and joint ease, relief of tight tissue and adhesions, heightened body awareness and proprioception, a more regulated nervous system, and a sense of deep relaxation and stress relief. All levels are welcome, and no prior experience is needed.

Bliss Out Restorative Yoga

This restorative yoga session offers time for relaxation and gentle self care. Spend an hour unwinding and supporting both body and mind. Hosted at Let the Light In.

Exit 11 and more

An encore installment of the Exit 11 series brings Grammy-winning banjo virtuoso Alison Brown to the Chatham Orpheum Theater. Recognized for expanding the possibilities of the five string banjo, she blends bluegrass with jazz, folk, Celtic, and Latin influences to craft an acoustic sound that speaks to roots enthusiasts as well as adventurous listeners. With multiple Grammy distinctions and a career spanning performer, composer, and producer roles, Brown has earned international recognition and collaborated with leading figures in acoustic music. In this intimate setting, the music ranges from finely detailed banjo lines to vibrant ensemble passages, creating a dynamic journey through contemporary acoustic styles. Curated by Cape Symphony Presents in partnership with the Chatham Orpheum Theater, the Exit 11 Concert Series spotlights notable artists in a focused listening room environment. Tickets are available only through the Chatham Orpheum Theater website, and availability is limited.

Steve Vaughan

Friday nights feature Steve Vaughan in the Tavern at the Inn. Enjoy an evening of live sounds.

Same Time, Next Year

Celebrated as one of the 20th century’s most enduring plays, Same Time, Next Year follows Doris and George through a once-a-year meeting that stretches across decades, unfolding as the world around them changes. Blending humor, warmth, and nostalgia, it reflects on how love grows, complicates, and lasts. This production features Charlotte Green as Doris and Frank Hughes Jr. as George, bringing wit, tenderness, and emotional depth to Slade’s characters, with a rapport that delivers big laughs alongside unexpected poignancy. Performances take place at Woods Hole Community Hall, a longtime home for local arts and culture. Woods Hole Theater Company focuses on community-rooted productions that entertain, inspire, and connect audiences, and for more than forty years it has highlighted local talent while helping sustain a vibrant arts scene on Cape Cod.

The Ghouls and more

Neptune's Cape Cod hosts a live show featuring The Ghouls, Far Above The Ground, and Burp. The Ghouls, an alt rock and power pop band from Lowell, Massachusetts, draw inspiration from The Strokes, The Cure, and Weezer. Their milestones include winning Boston’s 2024 Rock and Roll Rumble, earning the Boston Music Award for Rock Artist of the Year in 2024, opening for multi-instrumentalist Luna Li, helping raise over $2,000 at the Evan Gershkovich Benefit Concert, and being featured twice in the Boston Globe. Far Above The Ground formed in 2004 with Jason Rowman on drums and Ryan Stark on vocals and guitar, later joined by James Bannon on bass and Mike Mazurkiewicz on lead guitar. Their throwback sound nods to The Replacements, Green Day, All, Descendents, Brand New, Lit, and Gin Blossoms. Their song Lonely appeared in the international trailer and Blu-ray release of Paramount Pictures’ Trainwreck, they were invited by ReverbNation cofounder Lou Plaia to play the final Vans Warped Tour, and they have shared stages with State Champs, Less Than Jake, Reel Big Fish, Senses Fail, Simple Plan, Soul Asylum, The Ataris, Samiam, and Moving Targets, earning praise from industry veterans. Burp brings indie punk and rock from Lowell with high-energy performances, a blend of 90s pop punk and 2010s emo revival, and self-deprecating humor, often calling themselves the Beatles of Lowell.

Andrea Terrio: From Standards to Soul

Andrea Terrio brings a lifetime of influences to the stage, drawing on the confessional warmth of Carole King, the harmonies of Crosby, Stills & Nash, the power of Chaka Khan, and the edge of Linda Ronstadt. This Cape Cod performance unfolds in two distinct sets that travel from jazz standards to rock, rhythm, and soul. The first set celebrates the American Songbook with Paul McWilliams on piano, Scott Lariviere on bass, and Bart Weisman on drums, a pillar of the local jazz community whose feel and finesse give these classics the lift they deserve. The second set shifts the energy as Mike Byrne takes up the guitar, with Lariviere and Weisman locking in the groove while Terrio channels the spirit of her long-running band Andrea The Judge & The Sinner, the classic rock outfit that kept crowds dancing for years and built a loyal following. Listeners can expect grit and groove, along with the soulful intensity that drew comparisons to Fleetwood Mac and Chrissie Hynde on her 1996 release, 11:11. Whether she is caressing a ballad or driving a rock anthem, her singing is purposeful and fully connected, and her inviting stage presence brings the audience into the heart of the music. The night offers two sets and two musical worlds, all unified by one unmistakable voice. Tickets are $35, or $30 for members.

April 24-26 Bus Tour from Portland to Hyannis, Cape Cod & the Nantucket Daffodil Festival

This bus tour travels from Portland, Maine to Cape Cod with two nights in Hyannis, with accommodations at Hyannis Harbor Hotel. The itinerary includes a high speed ferry to Nantucket for the island’s Daffodil Festival, highlighted by the festival’s signature antique car parade featuring more than 100 vintage vehicles decorated with daffodils. Daffodil themed hats are encouraged while watching the parade and welcoming spring. This departure requires a minimum of 18 participants and is limited to a maximum of 34, and space often fills quickly.

April Showers Art Camp

April Showers Art Camp offers a creative experience at Sandwich Glass Museum for children ages 6 to 12. The fee is $90. Campers should arrive with a packed lunch and water.

April Vacation – Stuffy Sleepover

Leave a favorite stuffed animal at the library for an overnight adventure, with Becky keeping watch. Check social media for updates as these plush pals get into playful antics. After their night away, pick up your stuffed friend and see what they were up to.

My Own Creation Club

Celebrate spring break with a full day devoted to brick building. Enjoy open play where you can design and build your own masterpiece at your own pace. Duplo blocks are available for builders under 6.

Touch a Truck

Touch a Truck features an interactive exploration at the West Barnstable Community Building and the West Barnstable Community Center. Admission is free and the public is welcome.

Tarot Readings with Meghan

Experience personalized tarot readings with Meghan in a cozy, welcoming studio. With a friendly, down-to-earth approach and a light touch of humor, she creates an easy space to explore the messages of the cards. In addition to tarot, she incorporates mediumship and psychic insight, and draws on experience in witchcraft to blend time-honored practices with practical guidance. The focus is on self-discovery and insights that support everyday decisions and life’s turning points. Appointments are available in 15, 30, and 60 minute sessions.

In Their Footsteps: A Nostalgic Journey Through Cape Cod's Storied Past

Christopher Setterlund leads a warm look back at Cape Cod's history. The program marks the release of his new book and offers a moment for attendees to reminisce and recall personal experiences.

Margarita Glass Painting at Cape Cod Coffee (Wareham)

Settle into a relaxed, creative evening devoted to painting on glass. Participants craft a one of a kind work of art on a personal glass canvas, exploring colors and designs at an easygoing pace. Enjoy a blend of artistry and a touch of indulgence as you bring your vision to life. Leave with a personalized piece that reflects your style.

Munk Duane

Munk Duane arrives with notable accolades, including two New England Music Awards. His song Myths earned consideration for Best Pop Solo Performance at the 66th Annual Grammy Awards, and We’ve Talked About This Before received consideration for Song of the Year at the 67th.

Paint Night at Snowy Owl Cafe

Enjoy a relaxing paint night to celebrate the end of school vacation week. Your ticket includes a beverage. Additional food items will be available for purchase. An experienced artist will guide you through a step-by-step painting session, demonstrating techniques as you go. All skill levels are welcome. Take your masterpiece home to show off your new talents.

Cape Cod Calm

Paint and relax during this instructor-led class. No prior experience is needed to create your own masterpiece. Feel free to bring your own food and drinks, including beer, wine, and tequila. The studio recommends that children be ages 7 and up. Guests 21 and older are welcome to BYOB, and must present valid identification. You can cancel with at least 24 hours notice to receive a store credit.

Good Morning Networking at Cape Cod Community College

A morning networking event will be held at Cape Cod Community College.

Whiskey Princess

Enjoy live music by TRIO at a local restaurant.

Spring StoryWalk – Is it Spring? by Kevin Henkes

Jane’s Garden at the library features a Spring StoryWalk centered on Is it Spring? by Kevin Henkes. The story reflects on days when buds open and birdsong fills the air, then a late snow suddenly returns, raising the question of whether spring has truly begun. The garden setting complements the book’s focus on changing weather and the uncertainty of the new season.

It's Game Time! at East Falmouth

Enjoy classic board games such as Sorry, Trouble, Connect 4, and Mancala, with additional games available. All ages are welcome, and the event is best suited for children ages 6 and older. For more information, contact the East Falmouth Branch Library at 508-548-6340.

Beekeeping Class at the Chatham Bars Inn Farm

Learn the essentials of starting and installing a honey bee colony in a beginner-friendly class at Chatham Bars Inn Farm. This hands-on workshop covers how to prepare equipment before installation, step-by-step methods for installing packages and nucs, how to spot queens and read brood patterns, and ways to assess overall hive health. Guidance also includes caring for your colony during the first 48 hours, feeding and monitoring strategies, troubleshooting early-season issues, and practical tips for staying calm and safe while working the hive. Expect demonstrations and time for questions with beekeeper Angie Babes-Deel, who brings more than a decade of real-world experience and a practical approach. Open to Inn guests, members, and the public. The fee is $60 per person, plus standard Eventbrite fees. Reservations may be made through the Dining Concierge at 508-945-6732 or through Eventbrite. Cancellations made 72 hours or more in advance incur no charge. Cancellations 48 to 72 hours in advance incur a 50 percent charge per person, and cancellations less than 48 hours in advance are charged in full.

Bief Oyster Fest Fundraiser

BIEF presents its first fundraising celebration at Neptune's Cape Cod, created for both kids and adults. The day features oysters in partnership with Cape Cod Oyster Company, face painting, raffles with prizes, popcorn from Smith Family Popcorn, ice cream, and more. Tickets will be on sale soon.

Hyannis Juggle Jam at the Barn

Celebrate the debut of the Hyannis Juggle Jam at the Guyer Barn, a friendly gathering for performers and spectators alike. Participants are welcome to bring their favorite props to practice and show their skills, or simply enjoy watching the talent on display. Kids will have the chance to learn how to juggle. All ages are welcome, and no experience is needed.

American Choral Music at 250

At Osterville United Methodist Church, a sweeping program of American choral music traces 250 years, from 1776 through 2026. The concert highlights works that celebrate people and places, with piano, bass, and percussion accompaniment. Repertoire spans from Revolutionary-era pieces to favorites from the American Songbook. Special guests from a range of Cape Cod organizations are planned, with more details to come. Expect a blend of joyful and meaningful selections, along with opportunities to sing along.

Whispers of the Wreck

Once a year the museum dims the lights for an after-hours experience centered on the Whydah Gally, the pirate ship swallowed by a nor’easter more than three centuries ago. Black Sam Bellamy and most of his crew were lost in that storm. On the eve of the anniversary, the museum opens after dark for this rarely offered visit. Storytellers guide visitors through shadowed galleries, sharing folktales, legends, and long-told myths that have surrounded the wreck for over 300 years. These accounts are told in the very museum where the recovered treasure is displayed, and some say the spirits of the crew can still be felt there. Tickets are $20, capacity is limited, and the program is for ages 16 and up. To reserve a time slot, call (508) 534-9571.

Amoricans: The Black Crowes Tribute

Amoricans bring a tribute to the music of The Black Crowes to Neptune's Cape Cod, aiming for an authentic live experience inspired by the band’s 1990 to 2006 era. The set features favorites like Hard To Handle, She Talks To Angels, Twice As Hard, Jealous Again, Remedy, Wiser Time and Thorn In My Pride, along with deeper cuts for longtime fans.

Dinner & A Movie: Time and Water

The Woods Hole Film Festival’s Dinner & A Movie series presents Time and Water, a documentary from WHFF alum Sara Dosa, director of Fire of Love. The film follows Icelandic writer Andri Snær Magnason as he faces the loss of Okjökull, the first glacier pronounced gone because of climate change. Asked to craft its eulogy, he reflects on how ice holds the record of deep time and connects that idea to family memory, sharing his grandparents’ stories so they are not forgotten. With a tapestry of photographs, home movies, myths, songs, and folk tales, this work offers both a lament for what has vanished and a cinematic journey to preserve what remains. This screening is part of the Winter/Spring Film Series, a twice-monthly showcase of independent films that includes past festival selections along with titles curated specifically for the program. Screenings take place at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution’s Redfield Auditorium. Before the film, ticket holders may receive a discount on the meal portion of dinner at the Captain Kidd Restaurant and the Quahog Republic Leeside Pub. Contact the restaurants for details and reservations. Tickets are $18, WHFF members $12, and students or military $10, with day-of-show tickets $20 when available. Buying in advance is recommended, as many screenings sell out. The series is supported in part by Liam Maguire's Irish Pub, Autocamp, Seasalt Cornwall, the Martha’s Vineyard Bank Charitable Foundation, and Cape Cod 5.

Intro Meeting: The Stories We Keep

This introductory meeting invites participants to identify the strands of personal stories they want to write, laying the groundwork for a longer four-month writing container. Whether the focus is preserving family histories, beginning a memoir, or reflecting on formative moments as a way to honor a life, the session centers on gentle brainstorming and clarity about what to capture on the page. The ongoing container is a close-knit circle that writes together, supports one another, and leans into the work of remembrance and discovery. It is intentionally limited to six participants or fewer to cultivate intimacy, ample time, and genuine connection. This meeting is free. Facilitated by Nicole Donovan.

North Quaker Friends Village Walking Tour

This guided walking tour covers the northern section of Friends Village, an area first settled by the Kelley family in the early 1790s. It is led by Bob Kelley, a local historian and tenth generation Quaker.

Mosaic Trivet Workshop

A popular mosaic workshop returns with a new twist, focusing on creating a mosaic trivet at the Sandwich Glass Museum.

Maritime Yard Sale - Woods Hole Historical Museum

Discover nautical treasures at a maritime-themed yard sale fundraiser benefiting the Woods Hole Historical Museum and its Community Boat Shop. Donations of marine-related items are being accepted, with examples including boats and trailers 15 feet or less, engines that run, boat models, nautical antiques and art, rigging, hardware, oars, paddles, anchors, and fishing tackle. Please follow the guidelines: nothing broken unless it is bronze or copper, and no project boats, paints, solvents, or expired safety gear or electronics. A rain date is planned, and weather updates are shared on the museum’s Facebook page and website. Last year brought many happy buyers and plenty of bargains, and complimentary refreshments will be available while visitors search for their next find.

Plein Air Painting at the Hatch House with the Cape Cod Modern House Trust

Paint and draw en plein air at the historic Hatch House in Wellfleet with the Cape Cod Modern House Trust. Set along the rim of a kettle hole with views across Cape Cod Bay, this experimental structure offers a distinctive setting for creating art outdoors.

Psychic Fair and Craft Show

This fundraising event will have local craft vendors and psychic readers. A food truck will also be available. Proceeds benefit the Friends Food Pantry.

Community Reader Children's Story Time Featuring The Master Gardener Association of Cape Cod

Osterville Village Library hosts the Master Gardener Association of Cape Cod as the Community Reader for a children's story time paired with a craft activity. The Community Reader program offers read aloud stories for kids along with a craft.

Community Reader Children’s Story Time Featuring The Master Gardener Association of Cape Cod

A children’s story time and craft session at the Osterville Village Library features the Master Gardener Association of Cape Cod as the guest community reader. The Community Reader Program highlights the many careers and passions that shape the community, combining shared stories with a hands-on activity for kids. Those interested in serving as a future community reader can contact Amy Wolfe at awolfe@clamsnet.org or call (508) 428-5757. Additional information about the Master Gardener Association of Cape Cod is available through the organization.

Carolina Whole Hog Saturday's

Carolina Whole Hog Saturday showcases a slow roasted Carolina whole hog cooked over shagbark hickory and pignut hickory for rich, smoky flavor. This Cape Cod barbecue spot highlights Carolina whole hog cookery alongside Memphis St Louis ribs. Expect chopped pork and pork sandwiches with classic sides such as mac and cheese, barbecue baked beans, and potato salad, plus vinegar and mustard based sauces. The sauces are crafted with beers from Barnstable Brewing, including Irish Blonde, Crushaaaah, Before Noon, and Jesuit Juice. Only one hog is prepared each week, and offerings are available until sold out.

Rainbow Rays

Discover the spiritual rays of light that hold more than just the seven colors of the rainbow. Each ray connects with a color, Ascended Master, or Chohan, featuring Source qualities like Will, Truth, Forgiveness, Abundance, and Oneness. By connecting with these energies, you can awaken your soul and luminous rainbow light body to receive spiritual healing, guidance, information, and teachings. This activation system assists in connecting with various aspects of your true self, the Ascended Masters linked to each color, and your Divine Creator. Its designed as a high vibration transmission that activates your Luminous Rainbow Light Bodies, potentially offering healing, connection, truth, and wisdom.

The Neverending Story

See The Neverending Story performed live.

‘The Glass Experience’ hands on class at SGM for ages 12 and up!

Curious about the art of glassblowing? This hands-on class at the Sandwich Glass Museum gives participants ages 12 and up a chance to experience the craft, offering a close look at the process and molten material in action.

Ken Monteiro

Acoustic artist Ken Monteiro, from Massachusetts’ South Shore, draws on years of experience to showcase a seasoned voice and polished instrumental artistry. A lifelong musician, he highlights an acoustic sound shaped by dedication and craft.

Spring Dinner Dance

Welcome spring at this annual dinner dance featuring live music by the Too Much Fun Band, a buffet dinner, and opportunities to mingle and talk. The evening brings together dining and dancing for a friendly, social night.

Tiny Houses on stage at the Cotuit Center for the Arts

Tiny Houses, a play by Kristen Stewart directed by Jay Stewart, is presented on stage at Cotuit Center for the Arts. The run opens with an opening night and continues with subsequent performances.

Johnny Hoy & The Bluefish LIVE at Cape Cod Beer!

Johnny Hoy and the Bluefish are back at Cape Cod Beer for a live performance. Hear the band on stage for an in-person show at the venue.

Mike Donovan

Mike Donovan will be headlining a night of comedy. He will be joined by Boston comedian Emily Ruskowski and host Andrew Della Volpe. Mike has been performing stand-up full time since the late 70s, and Emily has performed nationwide and opened for Maria Bamford. Andrew is a Boston Comedy Festival finalist who was named a “Comedian on the Rise” by The Boston Globe. This show promises a great evening of food and lots of laughs.

Spring StoryWalk: Is It Spring?

At Jane’s Garden at the library, a Spring StoryWalk features Is it Spring? by Kevin Henkes. The story reflects on the season’s shifting signs, asking how to know when spring has arrived as one day brings blooming buds and birdsong while another may still deliver a late snowfall.

Favorite Poem Project

Presented in partnership with Calliope Poetry, this gathering invites community members from all walks of life to read a favorite poem and share why it matters to them. The Favorite Poem Project began with a nationwide open call that drew responses from 18,000 people, ages 5 to 97, representing every state and a wide range of backgrounds and professions. From those letters and emails, the project created short documentary films and anthologies, and it continues to produce films and educational resources while hosting readings that encourage the sharing of poetry around the world.

Nate Ramos Band

Part of Neptune's Sunday Sessions at Neptune's Cape Cod, the Nate Ramos Band brings Americana songwriting fueled by a commanding voice and narrative rich lyrics. Fronted by Auburn native Nate Ramos, now based in Plymouth, the group emerged in 2023 with six acoustic singles and opening slots for Travis Denning and Dylan Scott. The single Across The States was highlighted as Country 102.5's Local Catch of the Week, with radio host Carolyn Kruse praising his confident vocals and honest writing. In 2024 the band released its debut album, Across The States, a 10 song set that blends imagined and real experiences around love, loss, and the search for something more. That year also included three additional singles, a summer run of more than 30 shows, an opening performance for Chris Janson at the Cape Cod Melody Tent, and a nomination for a New England Music Award in the Rising Stars Massachusetts category. In 2025 Ramos was named the first Songwriter of the Year by the Levitate Foundation, which led to performance spots at the Levitate Music Festival and Levitate Flannel Jam. The lineup features AJ Ottino on lead guitar and vocals, Lilly Innella on fiddle, Mike Cheney on bass, and Devin McGrath on drums. Influences include Charles Wesley Godwin, Noah Kahan, and Zach Bryan, resulting in music that pairs raw feeling with vivid storytelling for listeners across New England and beyond.

Reiki Level 2 Certification

Advance your Reiki practice with a Level 2 certification class at The Salt Pond Building. Receive a second attunement to broaden your healing capacity and strengthen energy flow. The class revisits the essentials from Level 1, introduces the symbols and their practical uses, and includes guided practice in distance healing. Participants explore ways to transform limiting thought patterns, learn to use the body as an energy channel, and take part in hands-on exercises and a group healing to help integrate the new symbols. A manual and a certificate of completion are provided. Prerequisite: Reiki Level I. Pre-registration is required. All sales are final, and classes are non-refundable and non-transferable.

COD CON Comic Convention

This is a free, all ages comic convention at Margaritaville Resort Cape Cod. Registration is available to receive an event badge.

Children's Seed Sowing Workshop

Kids can take part in a seed sowing workshop at Osterville Village Library. Presented by the Master Gardener Association of Cape Cod, this interactive activity introduces young gardeners to planting seeds in a friendly library setting.

ART BARN: November Events!

A collection of events takes place at The Art Barn, offering opportunities to explore and create in a welcoming setting. Each event is complimentary for members and included with general admission.

Tiny Trekkers- Hiking with Toddlers

This gentle group walk at Meetinghouse Farm is designed for toddlers accompanied by their designated adults. The pace is easy, with time to pause, observe the surroundings, and enjoy a snack while exploring together. Siblings are welcome. Registration is encouraged so participants receive updates about any weather-related cancellations. Sponsored by Whelden Memorial Library and Barnstable Land Trust.

Meet the Chef: Wes Leite of The KTCHN in East Falmouth

Chef Wes Leite, the chef behind East Falmouth's KTCHN, leads a demonstration in the kitchen at Highfield Hall & Gardens, highlighting flavors from Cape Verde. This meet the chef experience is presented in an intimate format.

James and the Giant Peach

Tickets are being resold for a performance of James and the Giant Peach.

The Neverending Story

Fans say The Neverending Story is a cant-miss live experience. Buy tickets now for this West Harwich event!

Jeff Allen

Find tickets for Jeff Allen at Spire Center for Performing Arts in Plymouth.

MV Spring Classic Marathon and Half Marathon

Participate in a full or half marathon on Marthas Vineyard. The courses offer ocean views and showcase the islands natural beauty. Both courses are mostly flat, with some rolling hills on the marathon course. The races conclude in Oak Bluffs at Waban Park. Proceeds benefit local youth groups and sports teams who help organize the event. Note that dogs and strollers are not allowed on the course.

Mah Jongg Beginner Open Play

New to Mah Jongg or getting back into the game after some time away? Monday afternoon beginner open play provides a relaxed, friendly space to practice American Mah Jongg with other newer players. These sessions are for participants who already understand the rules, and there is no formal instruction. Please bring your own Mah Jongg sets and National Mah Jongg League cards. Tables and chairs are provided.

Lotus & Rose Energy Practitioner Share | April 2026

This practitioner share at Lotus & Rose Healing Therapies offers a supportive space for energy practitioners to practice, exchange feedback, and grow. The gathering starts with a roundtable conversation to explore challenges and insights with peers, followed by turn-based exchanges of energy healing sessions. Participants may bring crystals or any tools they typically use with clients. The focus is on self care, community connection, building confidence in a safe setting, and expanding techniques by learning from fellow practitioners. Participation is limited to eight people, and pre-registration is requested to reserve a spot. The fee is $20.

Next Chapter Book Club

This book club is tailored for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and welcomes readers of all abilities. No registration is required.

Bourne Varsity Baseball @ ORRHS

Old Rochester Regional's varsity baseball team, from Mattapoisett, Massachusetts, hosts Bourne, Massachusetts in a conference matchup on the home diamond.

Block Party: LEGO in the Library at the North Falmouth Branch

Come to a drop-in LEGO building session. All are welcome, but please leave your own Lego bricks at home.

Cribbage Night — Wellfleet Public Library

Enjoy an evening playing cribbage.

Rally Drop In **NEW LOCATION

Attend a Rally Drop In class at a new location. This is one of the ongoing classes.

Spring StoryWalk: Is It Spring?

Jane’s Garden at West Falmouth Library hosts a Spring StoryWalk featuring Kevin Henkes’ Is it Spring?. The story reflects on the season’s shifting signs, from budding branches and lively birdsong to a surprising late snowfall, and asks when spring truly begins.

Eager Readers Book Club 💖📚⭐

A monthly discussion group for children in kindergarten and first grade who are learning to read. Each month everyone reads the same book, then meets to talk about it together.

Seaside Knitters

Seaside Knitters is a welcoming, free gathering for knitters of every experience level. Bring a work in progress or start something new while spending time with fellow crafters in a friendly setting. The group meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Falmouth Reads Together - Native Pollinators

Explore how everyday gardening decisions can help Cape Cod’s natural habitats thrive. This program shares ways to encourage pollination in home landscapes and offers guidance on choosing native plants that support local wildlife while strengthening environmental well-being. Presented by Friends of the Mashpee National Wildlife Refuge.

2026 Blitz Build Groundbreaking Ceremony

The groundbreaking ceremony for the 2026 HBRACC Habitat for Humanity Blitz Build marks the start of construction on this year’s Blitz Build home. HBRACC members, sponsors, community partners, and representatives from Habitat for Humanity come together to launch a meaningful build. The program includes a blessing of the land, remarks from HBRACC leadership and Habitat for Humanity, and words from a past Blitz Build participant who is now a Habitat homeowner, culminating in the ceremonial groundbreaking. Light refreshments will be available after the program. This milestone occasion celebrates the first step toward building a home and strengthening the community.

Line Dancing

Enjoy a free line dancing session at Margaritaville Resort Cape Cod in Hyannis. The program starts with instruction and dancing for beginner and high-beginner levels, continues with brief reviews and opportunities to request favorite dances, then wraps up with more advanced routines taught step by step. Music includes a mix of country and pop. Food and drinks, including cocktails, are available at the venue.

An Evening of Photography and Reflection with Sean Palfrey

Photographer and physician Sean Palfrey presents a new series of photography books titled Home, Wander, Imagine, Dance, and Promise. The program opens with an introduction to his work, travels, and publications, then moves into a guided conversation where attendees reflect on selected photographs as he shares images and the short writings he pairs with them. Palfrey has been creating and exhibiting color photographs in Massachusetts and across the United States for 45 years. Alongside his artistic practice, he is a pediatrician, professor of medicine and public health, and dean, and he has supported health services in other countries following natural disasters. Early in his career he explored single and multiple exposures, first with a medium format Pentax 6x7 and later with Nikon digital cameras, and his color multiple exposures are composed entirely in camera rather than on a computer. He is publishing a six-volume collection that combines photographs with brief musings, with five volumes already available in bookstores and on Amazon.

Helping our Herring: The Story of Fish Passage Improvements on Town Brook in Plymouth

Explore how river herring in Plymouth’s Town Brook have responded since aging dams were removed from their migration path. Abigail Archer and Grace Simpkins from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Sea Grant will present findings from six years of fish tagging and tracking. Attendees will also be invited to share feedback on a new interactive activity for middle school students about river herring migration, helping refine it for classrooms in Plymouth and across Cape Cod.

Trivia Tuesday at Shipwrecked

A lively trivia night takes place at Shipwrecked Falmouth, suited for families and featuring weekly specials.

Big Blue Conference 2026

An annual industry gathering focused on the health and resilience of Cape Cod and the broader Blue Economy takes place at Falmouth High School in Massachusetts. This year's program centers on linking ocean-based industries with sustainability, emphasizing the relationship between blue and green economic systems. Day one features a keynote from John Pappalardo, CEO of the Cape Cod Commercial Fishermen's Alliance, who will share his perspective on connecting these spheres through the "Aqua Economy." Day two is presented in partnership with the Cape Cod Climate Change Collaborative and concentrates on climate impacts, mitigation, and action across coastal and marine regions. Throughout the conference, the expo includes a community mural led by Jackie Reeves, an AFCC artist of the year, opportunities to write letters to the environment with Boston artist Rajji Desai alongside her postage stamp themed series, chances to make small take-home creations, and time to connect with businesses and organizations working across blue and green sectors. Participants may choose to attend one day or both.

Stories, Songs and Instruments at East Falmouth

Listen to a story, shake maracas, tap a drum, sing, dance, and play at this drop-in event. No registration is required.

Cape Cod Hospital Auxiliary: Chatham/Hariwch Branch: Cape Cod Nordic Walking Group Presentation

The Cape Cod Hospital Auxiliary, Chatham/Harwich Branch, presents the Cape Cod Nordic Walking Group. Carla Fogaren of the Cape Cod Nordic Walking Group and Rebecca Koeniger, PhD, APRN, FAANP, a nurse practitioner, will share their experience and expertise in Cape Cod Nordic Walking. This special hands-on meeting will not include a business meeting. Light refreshments will be available.

Stay & Make: Drop-In Craft at North Falmouth

Stop by and make a craft suitable for ages 3 and up. Adult assistance may be helpful. No registration is required.

Mother Goose on the Loose

Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy storytime led by Miss Martha for children ages 0 to 3 and their caregivers. The session features music, rhyming, and read-alouds, followed by an optional stay and play period.

Story Boat

Story Boat is a weekly storytime at West Falmouth Library with Miss Martha. Designed for children ages 3 to 5 with their caregivers, each session features read-aloud stories, songs, and interactive fingerplays. Advance registration is required.

Astronomy Today on Cape Cod with CCAS

A community presentation focused on astronomy on Cape Cod, presented with the Cape Cod Astronomical Society (CCAS). This in-person program takes place in Community Rooms AB and features Brian Twohig.

Knit Lits Knitting Group 🧶

The Knit Lits knitting group meets weekly at the library. New knitters are welcome, and project assistance is available to both beginners and experienced knitters. No registration is required.

April Branch Out Book Club: National Poetry Month!

Celebrate National Poetry Month by joining the Branch Out Book Club as they discuss Pádraig Ó Tuamas anthology, 44 POEMS ON BEING WITH EACH OTHER. The discussion will take place on the upper floor, and RSVP is requested, which can be done on the event page or by calling the bookshop. Dont worry if you dont finish the entire book, you can still contribute to the discussion after reading a smaller selection of the poems. The Branch Out Book Club invites people to read books that may be outside of their typical reading comfort zone, from offbeat literary fiction to horror or sci-fi, with the aim to expand our minds by expanding our reading choices. Each month, they will mix up the genre or theme and offer a welcoming environment for the community to read together and share thoughts and reflections. 44 Poems on Being with Each Other offers immersive reflections on the human connection, sharing an enlightening meditation on each poem, revealing the ways we relate to each other, the world around us, and ourselves.

Mystical Magic Music

Mystical Magic Music will be performing.

Leadership Cape Cod (CLI) & Cape Women in Business Morning Networking

Attend a morning networking event to discover more about Leadership Cape Cod (CLI) and Cape Women in Business. Coffee, tea, and pastries will be available as you learn about the programs and people involved. Tickets are $10.

Neighborhood Falmouth Monthly Talk

Neighborhood Falmouth partners with Falmouth Public Library to present a monthly talk at the library as part of an ongoing lecture series. Details for this installment, including the topic and how to register, will be shared soon.

Homeschool Writers Class

At West Barnstable, the Homeschool Writers Class helps participants build skills across many forms of writing. Attendees learn to conduct interviews, craft opinion pieces, and write book and movie reviews. The class also explores creative projects such as graphic novels and poetry. Participants can contribute to a newsletter team or develop original comic books or children's books.

Grief 101

Grief 101 is an introductory presentation about loss and the normal ways people experience it. It explains what grief means, how it can influence the brain and body, and caring, practical approaches to supporting someone who is grieving. The program also explores why many mourners feel isolated, noting how greater awareness in families and communities can help. Registration is suggested.

Afternoon Page Turners Book Club – The Lioness of Boston: A Novel by Emily Franklin

The Afternoon Page Turners meets at the library for a monthly discussion, and the featured book is The Lioness of Boston by Emily Franklin. The novel traces the life of Isabella Stewart Gardner, presenting a visionary whose legacy in American art and effect on Boston are central to the story. Discussion will consider rich period detail, a Gilded Age backdrop, and themes of ambition, independence, and personality. Open to all readers.

The Edward Gorey House Book Club

Now in its second year, the Edward Gorey House Book Club offers monthly online conversations centered on authors Edward Gorey loved and the literary influences that informed his work. Each meeting features a guided, one-hour discussion with groups limited to 20 participants. Tickets include a special bookmark and an Edward Gorey House bookplate. Attendees are encouraged to read enough of the book to participate and have fun... or to fake it convincingly.

Pre-Town Meeting Community Forum

Bring questions ahead of Town Meeting to a community forum focused on answers and clarity. Participation is available in person at Town Hall or through Zoom. The warrant will be offered in both electronic and printed formats.

Music Bingo at Timber

Music Bingo brings a playful twist to the classic game at Timber Axe Bar. Instead of numbers, each round features clips of familiar songs. Listen for the tunes, mark your card, and try to be the first to call bingo. It is easy to learn, there is no cost to play, and no music knowledge is needed. Expect prizes, lively music, and drinks from the bar, and an atmosphere that suits groups or a casual date night. Arrive early to settle in with a drink before the games start.

Music Bingo at the Tavern at Dan'l Webster Inn

Music Bingo brings a lively, social vibe to the Tavern at the Dan'l Webster Inn. Attendees show off their music knowledge, sing along to familiar songs, and enjoy friendly competition for prizes. Participation is free. Food and drink specials are offered, and the event is well suited to groups, friends, and music lovers.

Salty Boots Line Dancing

Salty Boots presents a weekly line dancing night. It begins with free instruction for all experience levels, then shifts to open dancing where requests are welcomed.

Cape Movie Series: On Location in Cape Cod

Led in person by Claude Kerven, this multi-session course offers a chance to watch a series of films made on Cape Cod.

Scrabble

Gather for friendly games of Scrabble at West Falmouth Library. Experienced players are welcome, and participants should bring their own Scrabble board. Annual registration is requested so attendees receive important updates about the schedule.

LUNCH & LEARN Beginner's Mah Jongg SOCIAL

Ease into a relaxed, social introduction to Mah Jongg at AMIE Bakery, designed for true beginners and anyone seeking a fresh foundation. This two-session Lunch & Learn pairs step-by-step teaching with a laid-back lunch break so participants can order, unwind, and practice new skills in a welcoming setting. Over the course of the workshop, attendees cover the fundamentals, including getting acquainted with the tiles and racks, reading and using the National Mah Jongg League card, understanding the Charleston, and building basic strategy while learning how a round progresses. The cost is $85 and includes both sessions, materials, and instruction. Lunch is optional and available for purchase at the bakery. A 2026 NMJL card is required and can be pre-ordered from the National Mah Jongg League or obtained at the class for $15. Space is limited, and participants may come solo or with a friend.

Taunton Boys JV Volleyball

Barnstable’s freshman baseball team from Hyannis, Massachusetts hosts Upper Cape Cod RVT of Bourne in a nonconference matchup. The action takes place on Barnstable’s home field.

Appraiser Networking at Tree House Brewing

Appraisers are welcome to meet and connect with one another at Tree House Brewing. This is a wonderful opportunity to exchange advice, tell stories, and expand your network within the sector while enjoying a refreshing beer.

Sandwich JV Softball @ DYRHS

At home in South Yarmouth, the Dennis-Yarmouth Regional junior varsity softball team hosts Sandwich of East Sandwich in non-conference play.

Popular Book Club

Are you searching for your next book and good company? This book club offers discussions, laughter, and perspectives. Whether youre an avid reader or just getting back into books, all are welcome. This months book selection is Woman Down by Colleen Hoover. Registration is preferred so you can receive a copy of the book, which you can pick up at the Reference Desk.

Women of '76

This live stage presentation spotlights overlooked figures of the American Revolution by bringing to life the stories of five brave women. It shares viewpoints from both patriot and loyalist sides, offering a human look at the choices and challenges they faced. Expect a performance that illuminates narratives rarely found in textbooks and honors voices that deserve to be remembered.

Stay & Make: Drop-In Craft at East Falmouth

Stop by and make a craft. It is suggested for ages 3 and up, and adult assistance may be helpful. No registration is required.

Stephanie Miele

A concert featuring Stephanie Miele is planned at Falmouth Public Library. Additional details will be shared soon.

Barefoot in Margaritaville

This weekend event at Margaritaville Resort Cape Cod features leading Trop Rock artists alongside performers from across the country.

The Important Role of Nobska Light in “A Home in Woods Hole: Life and History on Eel Pond”

At Falmouth Museums on the Green, an author program explores how Nobska Light figures into Elizabeth Heslop Sheehy’s account of a Millfield Street home and its ties to Eel Pond. The house was built by Walter Nickerson, a former resident of Nobska Point and son of Oliver Nickerson, the lighthouse’s longest tenured keeper. Walter’s older and younger brothers, along with his youngest sister, Florence, also feature in the narrative, with episodes that include a murder trial, time on the water, and a scandal involving marital betrayal. The talk connects the Millfield Street residence with the restored Keeper’s House in Woods Hole. Admission is $20 for non-members and $10 for Museums on the Green members, with a donation-based ticket option available. Light refreshments will be served.

Third Annual Chef's Challenge

At the Bay Pines Pavilion within Ocean Edge Resort & Golf Club, renowned Cape Cod chef Michael Ceraldi leads an evening focused on addressing food insecurity on Cape Cod. Guests can enjoy specialty tastings prepared by Chef Ceraldi using ingredients from the LCOC food pantry, along with additional passed hors d’oeuvres, food stations, and a raw bar. The program also features silent and live auctions, a Fund-Need, and a signature cocktail.

Thursday Trivia

Experience a fun mix of music bingo and trivia, with prizes and more, hosted by Lemonadio.

Music Bingo

Aptucxet VFW Post 5988 hosts an evening of music-themed bingo. Come with friends or arrive on your own and meet new people. Everyone is welcome to participate.

Escape to the Cape 2026

Set at Margaritaville Resort Cape Cod, this Parrot Head convention returns larger in scope with an even stronger beach vibe inspired by previous success. Expect music, a laid back Margaritaville ambiance, and a welcoming community. Two complimentary registrations will be given away, and anyone already registered remains eligible. The event community has previously raised more than $18,000 for local charities and delivered substantial contributions to a food pantry, underscoring its purpose-driven spirit.

Nirvani

At Neptune’s Cape Cod, Nirvani delivers a faithful, high-energy tribute to Nirvana that channels jagged guitar tones, anguished vocals, and the rebellious spirit of the 90s. The set moves through well known anthems and deeper cuts, with songs like Smells Like Teen Spirit, Come As You Are, and Heart-Shaped Box alongside selections longtime fans appreciate. The band is known for capturing the original group’s chaotic stage presence, and finales can feature smashed instruments, so no two performances feel the same. Their precision and intensity have helped them sell out venues across the country.

Psychic Readings with Andrea

Find clarity, connection, or a message from beyond with intuitive sessions guided by Andrea, an experienced clairvoyant, medium, and energy reader with more than 15 years of practice. Through tarot, psychometry, and automatic writing, she offers individualized messages intended to illuminate your path and reflect your deeper journey. If you hope to connect with someone in spirit, you may bring a meaningful object to support psychometry, a method of sensing energy through personal items. Each reading invites calm listening, insight, and alignment with your inner knowing. While heartfelt connections often occur, specific contact with a particular loved one cannot be guaranteed, and messages arrive in the way and timing that serve you best. Walk ins are welcome.

Why Knot Knit Nite at East Falmouth

Enjoy a relaxed evening dedicated to knitting and crocheting. You can work on your own projects or contribute to creating hats, scarves, and mittens for people in need. All skill levels are welcome, and the basics of knitting and crocheting will be taught. This is a casual, drop-in gathering, so feel free to join this welcoming, yarn-friendly community!

Margarita Glass Painting

Design a personalized margarita glass while sipping on cocktails. The event provides all necessary art materials. You can design and customize your own drinking glass. The cost is $25 per glass, and beverages can be purchased separately. Note that there are a limited number of glasses, and cancellations must be made 24 hours in advance.

Local Poetry Night at Titcomb's Bookshop

Titcomb's Bookshop hosts an evening of poetry readings in celebration of National Poetry Month, featuring local poets Susan Hunter and Desmond Curran.

Charcuterie Style & Sip

Attend a charcuterie styling class and learn tips and tricks to create an impressive charcuterie board. Your admission includes the materials for a 2-4 person board and some wine for tasting.

Sara Achorn: Solo Acoustic | Glen Cove's 1883 Lounge

Sara Achorn performs a live solo acoustic set at Glen Cove’s 1883 Lounge.

Yarmouth in Revolution | Revolutionary Insights: a Cape & Islands Roundtable

Hosted by the Historical Society of Old Yarmouth and the Yarmouth Senior Center, this roundtable brings together five prominent historians and authors from the Cape and Islands Historians Committee for a spirited conversation inspired by their recent book The Revolutionary War on Cape Cod and the Islands. Admission is free and open to all. Please register by calling 508-394-7606 x 1330.

Thrive Space: Recovery Support Group

Thrive Space is a free weekly recovery support group that offers a safe, welcoming place to connect with others, grow, and strengthen a foundation in recovery. The group is open to anyone, whether just 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. The focus is on building community, nurturing hope, and supporting one another.

Fish Fry Friday and More

JP's brings Fish Fry Friday to Barnstable Brewing, featuring a seafood spread and a few extra treats. The menu highlights day-boat haddock, FV Isabelle and Lilly scallops, Gulf shrimp, fried clams, and fried fish sandwiches, with more to choose from. Beyond the fry, look for grilled pizza, barbecue, and weekly specials.

Fundraiser for Scargo School

At Ryan’s South Yarmouth, 20% of sales will be donated to Scargo School as part of a fundraiser. Purchases on food, bowling, arcade games, laser tag, and the golf simulator are included. Please show the image to a Ryan’s team member when making your purchase. Game cards are offered in $10 and $20 denominations only, and taxes and gratuity are excluded.

Neighborhood Falmouth Spring Gala

This annual benefit at the Coonamessett Inn in Falmouth supports older neighbors in managing safely at home. It features both live and silent auctions. Sponsorships and donations are welcome, and tickets are available through Neighborhood Falmouth.

Metal Clay Mania Weekend with Kim Rumberger

Celebrate the arrival of metal clay artist Kim Rumberger as the new Artist-In-Residence with a weekend of free activities that also marks the opening of her studio and teaching space upstairs at the Center. Start with an informal mixer that invites exploration of her newly finished studio, a look at her artwork, and complimentary refreshments, along with a reception for fresh exhibitions in the downstairs galleries. Continue with a lively session of metal clay demonstrations by three of Kim’s students, Sue Lonergan, Maria Daluz Reid, and Amy Kelly, served alongside sweet treats and complimentary bubbly. Wrap up with a free open studio that requires registration. Participants with previous metal clay experience can bring a project to work on with coaching from Kim. Space is limited, and visitors are welcome to observe. Kim Rumberger is an award-winning jewelry artist and metal clay instructor, with honors in multiple Alliance for Metal Clay Art Worldwide challenges and features in annual calendars that highlight top metal clay work. She has taught across Cape Cod since 2015 in leading cultural centers, galleries, and arts organizations. Recently invited to a residency at the Cultural Center of Cape Cod, she now teaches and creates in a public studio space. Her background includes silversmithing in high school, mixed metals in college, and a shift to metal clay in 2014. Her pieces have been included in local and national juried shows. She is a juried member of the HyArts District Artist Shanties and the Orleans Art Cottages, and she mentors high school students through ArtWorks with MassHire Workforce Development. She was named Cape and Islands Mentor of the Year in 2022. Her business is Metal And Beads, with pages on Facebook and Instagram at @Metal_And_Beads.

JPII In Bloom: Blue & Gold Gala

This annual spring gala at Oyster Harbors Club celebrates the growth of faith, home, and community at JPII.

Brewster In Bloom Concert

Celebrate Brewster in Bloom with an annual concert at Brewster Baptist Church. Program details will be shared as the event approaches.

Soul Rebel Project - Live at Neptune's Cape Cod

Soul Rebel Project brings its rock, reggae, and dub jam sound to Neptune's Cape Cod for a live performance. A VPAL recording artist, the group is a two-time recipient of the Boston Music Awards International Artist of the Year and has shared stages across the United States and at Europe’s Rototom Sun Splash with The Wailers, Sean Paul, Toots and the Maytals, Damian Marley, Barrington Levy, Kenyatta Hill, Freddy Mcgregor, Lee Scratch Perry, Kabaka Pyramid, Skatalites, JBB, Yellowman, Stick Figure, The Movement, Iration, Fortunate Youth, New Kingston, Redman and Methodman while working with the reggae label VP Records. Collaborations include Anthony B, Sizzla, and Capelton. Their 2018 album Inspiration received Grammy consideration, their releases have reached #5 on the iTunes Top 100 Reggae Albums and climbed to #2 on the Billboard charts, and their first four albums helped establish a reputation for strong songwriting grounded in their distinctive blend of styles. The lineup features Mike Francis on guitar and vocals, Geoff Pilkington on drums, Adam Saylor on bass, David Drouin and Jay Harris on lead guitar, Aaron Zaroulis on percussion, and Jon Persson on trumpet.

Fuller Farm Friday

Take part in a two-hour volunteer session with BLT’s green team at Fuller Farm, a 22-acre landscape that offers a short woodland loop with views of cranberry bogs and a meadow path along the edge of a former dairy field. Projects may include trail upkeep, removing invasive plants, tending the pollinator garden, and related stewardship tasks. This effort is supported in part by the Cape and Islands United Way. Registration is required for each individual First Friday project. Expect hands-on work such as lifting, kneeling, digging, and cutting brush. Bring water and work gloves, wear pants and closed-toe shoes, and feel free to bring your own shovels, loppers, hand saws, or rakes. Training will be provided and a limited supply of tools will be available. Project leader Kelly Barber, Director of Land Stewardship, will send specific project details the day before the volunteer day.

Tarot Readings with Meghan

Explore the tarot with Meghan in a warm, welcoming setting. With a friendly smile and a down to earth style, she invites participants to dive into the cards and uncover insights for personal growth. Her readings may also draw on mediumship and psychic abilities, along with experience in witchcraft, blending ancient wisdom with practical advice for everyday life. Appointment options include 15, 30, and 60 minute sessions.

Trivia Night

A spirited trivia night at the Wellfleet Public Library invites participants to test their knowledge in a relaxed setting. Admission is free. Enjoy complimentary snacks and beverages provided by the Friends of the Wellfleet Public Library. A prize will be awarded to the first place finisher.

Cold Chocolate

Find tickets for Cold Chocolate at Daily Brew Coffee House & Lounge in Falmouth.

James and the Giant Peach

Ticket options are listed for James and the Giant Peach at Falmouth Theatre Guild in Falmouth, Massachusetts.

Liam McGuire's Falmouth | 9PM-12AM

This event features Sarah Martin, a Nashville-based recording artist, singer and songwriter, and performer. She is known for a powerful voice that belies her petite frame and for a generous, heartfelt presence. Her accolades include a 2019 Pro Country female honor.

Pruning Hydrangeas: Steps 2 & 3

At Heritage Museums & Gardens, Curator of Hydrangeas Mal Condon presents the next session in his seasonal step-based method for effective hydrangea pruning, a program he has refined over many years. Building on Step 1, this installment focuses on Steps 2 and 3, emphasizing detailed techniques and pinch pruning for all major hydrangea species.

Reception for Light / Line / Memory

A reception for Light / Line / Memory features paintings by Maryann Yarmosky and Susan McDormand together with photography by Paul Muratore. Through their distinct perspectives, the everyday is recast with depth, contemplation, and a sense of vitality, and the works engage in a three-way dialogue that invites reflection.

Kentucky Derby Party

A Kentucky Derby party takes place at the Weary Travelers Club in Bourne, Massachusetts. Derby attire is encouraged. Reservations are required, and the cost is $35. For more information or to reserve, contact Bob Buchenan.

Run for the Roses

Celebrate the Kentucky Derby at Beach House Grill with a coastal take on the traditions of Churchill Downs. The gathering features Woodford Reserve, a live DJ, and friendly competitions that capture the spirit of the race. Highlights include an over the top Hat Parade, the Pick Your Pony wall for choosing a favorite, photo opportunities at a Rose Wall backdrop accented with decorative barrels, a distinctive horseshoe ice sculpture, and fresh red roses. The event is open to the public as well as guests of the Inn. Tickets are $95 per person and include a welcome Woodford Mint Julep served in a branded julep cup, one additional drink ticket, passed Southern inspired bites, and entry into the contests with premium swag giveaways. Reservations are required in advance through Eventbrite, and standard Eventbrite fees apply. Cancellations made 72 hours or more in advance incur no charge, those made 48 to 72 hours in advance are charged 50 percent per person, and those made less than 48 hours in advance are charged 100 percent per person.

Recovery in Motion Kick-off Party! 🥳

A high energy Zumba kickoff marks the launch of Recovery in Motion at the Falmouth Recreation Center (Gus Canty). The event features upbeat dance fitness, raffles with fun prizes, and refreshments that create a welcoming community atmosphere. Attendees are encouraged to bring sneakers and water, along with plenty of energy and friends. With a focus on movement, connection, and recovery, this celebration also highlights that donations support accessible, donation based wellness programming for the community.

Relax and Renew with Carrie and Jess

Limited to six participants, this restorative yoga and massage experience invites you to slow your pace, ease tightness, and reconnect. Across 90 minutes, Jess gently guides you through well-supported, relaxing poses that encourage openness and help soothe the nervous system. As you settle into each shape, Carrie, a licensed massage therapist, provides a personalized 10 minute massage focused on the area you choose. The blend of quiet stillness and caring touch supports deeper release so you leave feeling grounded and renewed. The room will be warm, not heated, to encourage relaxation, so wear comfortable layers and bring a water bottle. Mats and props are provided. Space is intentionally limited for a personalized setting. Only one spot remains. The cost is $70 per person.

Traveller | Chris Stapleton Experience | Live at Neptunes Cape Cod

Traveller brings a devoted re-creation of Chris Stapleton’s music to Neptune’s Cape Cod, performed by a lineup of seasoned musicians. Alec Antobenedetto channels Stapleton’s signature vocal tone, while Tina Daurizio adds harmonies reminiscent of Morgane Stapleton. Leo Melanson enriches the sound with expressive pedal steel, Jay Tullio contributes gritty guitar work, and Kyle Murphy blends acoustic guitar with background vocals. Dave Hines supplies smooth bass lines, and Joe Donnelly anchors the groove on drums. The show is crafted to capture the feel and detail of these songs for an engaging, true-to-the-source performance.

Greg Abate

Veteran saxophonist, flutist, and composer Greg Abate brings classic straight-ahead jazz to the Cultural Center, drawing on decades of performing around the world. Early in his career he held the lead alto chair with the Ray Charles Orchestra and later worked with the revived Artie Shaw Orchestra under Dick Johnson, a background that informs a set filled with driving bebop, lyrical ballads, and narrative-rich solos recognized by prominent artists and critics. A Rhode Island Music Hall of Fame inductee and a Whaling City Sound recording artist, Abate returns to a familiar stage for an evening of classic jazz energy, spontaneous interplay, and a solid pocket groove, welcoming to longtime jazz listeners and anyone seeking an authentic live sound. Member tickets are $30 and nonmember tickets are $35.

Family Arts Festival

Cape Symphony Preschool & Conservatory presents the third annual Family Arts Festival, a welcoming celebration of creativity for the community. Attendees can meet the faculty, try out classes, and explore musical instruments up close. The festival features music class demonstrations, hands-on art activities, theatre games, open classroom sessions, performances, and an Instrument Petting Zoo for interactive discovery.

Rabies Clinic

Keep your pets protected at a rabies vaccine clinic hosted by the Animal Rescue League of Boston at its Brewster location. Cats and dogs belonging to Brewster residents can receive vaccinations for $5, while nonresidents are welcome at $15. Microchipping is available for $10. Bring a copy of your pet’s current rabies vaccination certificate if you want a three-year vaccine.

Celestial Navigation Class

Discover the art of finding your way by the sky at Cape Cod Maritime Museum. This celestial navigation class introduces how to use a sextant and how to navigate with the sun, moon, and stars. The session is led by instructors Larry Hall and James Geil for an engaging learning experience.

Community Open House

Welcome spring with complimentary admission all day at the museum. Discover the exhibitions Tiffany’s Gardens in Glass and Illuminations: The Art of Light, and browse unique finds in the museum.

Arts In Bloom Indoor Arts & Craft Fair

Hosted by the Great Island Artisans' Guild at the Pinehills in Plymouth, Arts in Bloom is an indoor celebration of art and craft. Attendees can explore creative displays presented under one roof, all centered on the Arts in Bloom theme.

Brewster in Bloom

As part of Brewster in Bloom, the gristmill opens its doors for a family friendly visit. Watch the water wheel in action, pick up freshly ground organic cornmeal, and wander the paths along the herring run. Admission is free. To ensure more visitors can purchase cornmeal, quantities may be limited per customer.

Dehumidifier Turn-In Event- Hyannis

Have an old, working dehumidifier you are ready to replace or clear out? Recycle it with Cape Light Compact and receive a $30 rebate. First confirm your eligibility, then drop off your dehumidifier at the event, pick up a rebate form from the staff, fill it out, and return it to them. To save time, you can complete the form in advance by printing a copy to bring with you or by submitting it online before you arrive, and staff will verify it when you turn in your unit. After the form is submitted, a $30 recycling rebate will be mailed within six to eight weeks. This offer is available to residential electric customers where the Mass Save Program is provided by Cape Light Compact, Eversource, National Grid, and Unitil. Eligible dehumidifiers must be in working condition, and there is a limit of two dehumidifier recycling rebates per account per calendar year.

Yarmouth Coastal Resiliency Fair & Parker’s River Landing Grand Opening

The Town of Yarmouth presents a Coastal Resiliency Fair alongside the grand opening of Parker’s River Landing, the culmination of a multi-year effort. Once a drive-in theater, the site is now a nature-focused public destination with a raised boardwalk, habitat restoration, and a kayak launch built to complement local coastal conditions. Speakers and guided walks highlight strategies being used to protect the shoreline for the long term. Following a ribbon cutting, activities span a touch-a-truck showcase with municipal vehicles, a children’s area with face painting, games, and family entertainment, as well as food trucks and artisan vendors. Guests can also wander new walking paths and a playground and enjoy views from the launch. Parking is available at Seagull Beach with shuttle service to the venue. Admission is free. The project was supported by the Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness program, the Land and Water Conservation Fund, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, DCR Massachusetts, MassDOT, Woods Hole Group, BETA Group, Inc., Robert B. Our Co. Inc., and the Division of Conservation Services within the Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs.

Chris Ballerini

Chris Ballerini performs at Fishermen's View Seafood Market & Restaurant with a mix of cover tunes and original music. Known for appearances across New England, this set features his own songs alongside his take on well-loved tracks.

International Line Dance Flash Mob

An international line dance flash mob hosted by Salty Boots Line Dancing comes to the back parking lot of The Auld Triangle. The set features Hoedown and Heel Toe Rodeo by Gary O'Reilly, along with Everybody Dance! by Sasha Wolf and Ben Murphy. Part of a global movement celebrating line dancing in 2026.

Carolina Whole Hog Saturday's

Saturday features a slow roasted Carolina whole hog, cooked low and slow over shagbark and pignut hickory for rich, smoky flavor. The menu includes chopped pork, pork sandwiches, Memphis style St Louis mac and cheese, BBQ baked beans, potato salad, and both vinegar and mustard based sauces. House sauces are made with beers from Barnstable Brewing, with options like Irish Blonde, Crushaaaah, Before Noon, and Jesuit Juice lending a unique twist. Only one hog is prepared each week, so once it is gone it will not be available again until the following week.

Caring for Cape Cod

A community environmental fair spotlights the work happening across Falmouth and the Upper Cape, from ponds and shorelines to gardens and neighborhood green spaces. In a drop-in format, visitors can learn from local organizations, ask questions, and discover practical ways to get involved close to home. All attendees will be entered into door prize drawings, with items that include a composting starter kit. Participating groups include Falmouth Pond Coalition, Falmouth Solid Waste Advisory Committee, Litter Free Falmouth, and the Association to Preserve Cape Cod. The fair takes place in the Hermann Room, and registration is not required.

Rock Voices Cape Cod Spring 2026 Concert!

More than fifty singers unite to perform rock and pop songs that range from classic to contemporary, accompanied by a professional band. The scale of the choir paired with band accompaniment offers an energetic performance that celebrates the variety of rock and pop.

James and the Giant Peach

Tickets are listed for a performance of James and the Giant Peach at Falmouth Theatre Guild in Falmouth, Massachusetts, with options available to secure seats for this show.

Kathleen Healy

Find tickets to see Kathleen Healy perform live at Olivers & Plancks Tavern.

Cape Cod Trail Race

The Cape Cod Trail Race is held entirely on trails in the scenic Frances A. Crane Wildlife Management Area. Organized by the Falmouth Running Club, it offers a natural setting for a trail-focused running experience.

Hydrangea Happiness Book Launch

Heritage Museums & Gardens hosts a local launch and signing with garden communicator and author C.L. Fornari, celebrating her new book Hydrangea Happiness: Planting, Pruning, and Blooming.

Pebble Art Craft Workshop

Explore pebble art and sea glass design in a two-hour workshop guided by local guest artist Kerry Consentino- Vilorio, owner of The Orange Jellyfish. Using beach finds such as sea glass, stones, pottery, coral, shells, and driftwood gathered from New England shores, each participant creates a custom picture that is mounted on cardstock and finished in an 8×8 glass frame. Cardstock choices include white, light crème, or light blue, and frames are gray. The setting is relaxed and self-paced, with plenty of room for personal creativity. You are welcome to bring special shells, stones, or sea glass from home to incorporate into your design. The finished piece makes a meaningful keepsake or a thoughtful gift. Hosted at the Osterville Village Library. Cost is $65 plus a processing fee.

A Bluegrass Mass

At John Wesley United Methodist Church, The Falmouth Chorale presents a program centered on Carol Barnett’s Bluegrass Mass and the spiritual “Didn’t My Lord Deliver Daniel,” arranged by Moses Hogan, along with additional selections. The performance features a bluegrass band and a soloist.

Wine Pairing at the Loft - Fundraiser for Veterans

Enjoy a wine pairing fundraiser in support of Cape Cod Veterans Inc. at The Loft Restaurant at the Cove in West Yarmouth. Proceeds directly support veterans in need across the Cape. To sign up, contact Brien Hines at 240-925-9200.

Rossano Sportiello and Harry Allen

Internationally acclaimed pianist Rossano Sportiello teams up with tenor saxophonist Harry Allen for a swinging program at Highfield Hall. Longtime favorites of Falmouth Jazz audiences, these two masters offer warmth, virtuosity, and an infectious groove on the Falmouth Jazz stage. Co-sponsored with Highfield Hall and Gardens, the concert is presented in two performances.

Toddler Rave

A playful rave for little ones features crafts, dancing, and plenty of glow stick fun. This free event is open to the public and is best suited for ages 3 and up. Registration is required.

Opening Day of Baseball

Celebrate spring and join in on the fun at the baseball diamond. Participants will warm up with drills and play a few innings of baseball. A cookout will follow the game to celebrate opening day. Players of all ages and abilities are welcome.

MAY "Cinco de Mayo" FIESTA SUNDAY BRUNCH TRAIN

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo a little early aboard a festive brunch train on the Cape Cod Central Railroad. Enjoy food and drinks while the train travels through West Barnstable and Sandwich to the Cape Cod Canal and back.

The ZYG 808 @ Band Together for Inclusion

The ZYG 808 performs at Band Together for Inclusion, a community music festival and movement dedicated to celebrating diversity across abilities, genders, cultures, and bodies. This appearance supports an inclusive gathering centered on music and the recognition of many forms of identity.

Lecture: More Than Broken Glass: Glass Deterioration Across Decades

At Sandwich Glass Museum, scholar and scientist Mimi Hiebert presents a lecture on the deterioration of glass over long spans of time. The talk considers the common belief that glass is a stable material and looks at how its condition can change across decades.

Harry Allen and more

Falmouth favorites Rossano Sportiello and Harry Allen will perform their jazzy melodies. Rossano Sportiello will be on Piano, and Harry Allen will play Tenor Saxophone. Rossano has performed all over the US and Europe and has played with many jazz musicians such as Clark Terry, Bucky Pizzarelli, and Eddie Locke. Harry Allen has toured all over the US, Europe and Asia and has recorded with Tony Bennett, Johnny Mandel and James Taylor. There will be two shows.

Cold Chocolate

Cold Chocolate brings its Americana blend to the Art Complex Museum, combining folk, funk, and bluegrass into a distinctive sound. The lineup features Ethan Robbins on guitar and mandolin alongside Ariel Bernstein.

Morgan Myles

Morgan Myles appears at Neptune's for Sunday Sessions. A singer-songwriter rooted in Americana and country, she is recognized for a five-octave vocal range and frank, heartfelt lyrics that spotlight her storytelling.

Cristina Vane

Cristina Vane brings an Americana blend of blues, country and indie rock to Daily Brew Coffee House & Lounge, drawing on an international upbringing and studies at Princeton. Born in Italy and raised in Paris and London, she also has a background in punk, which informs her sound.

NEMBA Adventure Series - Cape Cod Spring Fling

The Cape Cod Spring Fling kicks off the NEMBA Adventure Series with Cape Cod NEMBA. It is the first Adventure Series event of the year. While much of New England waits out mud season, this spring gathering offers a Cape Cod alternative.

Middleborough vs New Bedford

The New Bedford freshman baseball team is hosting a non-conference game against Middleborough.

4 Club Mixer and Swap Meet

Kick off the season at Tree House Brewing Company with the second annual mixer and swap meet for CCAC, CCTRI, C4, and Mermaids. Bring gear to exchange, trade, or sell and spend time connecting with members of these clubs. Pizza will be provided, and admission is $5 at the door.

Guy Mendilow Ensemble

Find tickets for Guy Mendilow Ensemble at Margaritaville Resort Cape Cod.

Seaside Knitters

Seaside Knitters gathers at West Falmouth Library for relaxed, social crafting. The group is free and open to everyone, welcoming beginners and experienced knitters alike. Participants can bring a work in progress to continue or start a new project while spending creative time with fellow crafters.

Knit Lits Knitting Group 🧶

The Knit Lits knitting group welcomes knitters of all skill levels. Project assistance is available for both new and experienced knitters. No registration is required.

CC Pro-Am- The Ridge Club

A pro-am competition at The Ridge Club highlights both individual and team play. Professionals compete individually while also contributing to a team score that uses two best balls from each group of four. Each hole’s total combines one gross and one net score from different balls. Handicaps are calculated at eighty percent of each player’s index from three days earlier. Senior tees follow the Rule of 70.

Movie Matinee: The Grand Exotic Marigold Hotel

In recognition of Older Americans Month, Brewster Ladies' Library hosts a movie matinee featuring The Grand Exotic Marigold Hotel. The film follows several British retirees who travel to India for an enticing retirement option, only to find a rundown hotel where they reshape their plans for later life. It features performances by Maggie Smith, Judi Dench, Bill Nighy, and Tom Wilkinson, among others. A discussion follows the screening and light refreshments will be served. Presented in partnership with the Brewster Council on Aging.

Dinner and Conversation hosted by Northside United Methodist Church

This monthly Dinner and a Conversation takes place at the Hearth & Kettle in South Yarmouth. It offers a buffet meal priced at $20 per person. More information is available on the website.

CCKC Handling Classes

Handling classes with instructor Alex Wheeler take place on the first and third Wednesdays of each month in the basement of the Centerville Recreation Building. The fee is $15 for nonmembers and $10 for members. Parking is limited due to playground construction, and entry is available through the front door only.

Weeding Wednesday

Spend two focused hours helping care for native landscape gardens with BLT’s Weeding Wednesday crew at the BLT Office and Conservation Center. Activities vary by session and can include pulling invasive plants, tending pollinator beds, saving seed, and assisting with general upkeep. Registration is required for each project. Expect hands-on work that may involve lifting, kneeling, digging, and cutting brush. Bring water, work gloves, and any preferred kneeling pad, and wear pants with closed-toe shoes. Training is provided. A limited supply of tools will be available, and volunteers may also bring their own. A BLT staff member will share the specific plan the day before the volunteer day.

Mindfulness Workshop with Adam Liss

A free workshop offers instruction in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction, led by Adam Liss, a Barnstable resident since 1977 who trained through the Stress Reduction Clinic and the Center for Mindfulness. It takes place at the West Barnstable Community Bldg. Registration is required.

Arts for Social Cohesion: Community Health Institute: “Persevering Through Change, Powering Innovation, Creating Impact,” hosted by Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers | Ponder to Page: Small Stories, Unexpected Connections

Designed to strengthen connection, Ponder to Page presents a simple three-part method for turning brief, meaningful experiences into stories that truly resonate. The approach is welcoming and low pressure, making storytelling accessible and enjoyable, even when the focus is on the smallest moments.

Bridge

A weekly bridge session at West Falmouth Library welcomes experienced players. Annual registration is requested so participants can receive important communications about the schedule or location.

West Bridgewater Varsity Baseball @ Bourne

Varsity baseball from Massachusetts takes the field as Bourne hosts West Bridgewater in a home conference game. Bourne (MA) welcomes West Bridgewater (MA) for this league matchup between the two programs.

Open Mic

Share your thoughts, feelings, and experiences at an Open Mic Night. Whether you want to share your thoughts or unwind, this event offers an opportunity to connect with fellow community members. You can sign up for a slot to perform or simply enjoy the show. The event promotes the power of expression in a relaxed setting.

Talk: “Our Remnant Pine Barrens: Anything but Barren” - FALMOUTH

Explore the ecology, conservation, management, and history of the North Atlantic Coastal Pine Barrens ecosystem in Southeastern Massachusetts. These barrens are nationally recognized as important biodiversity hotspots. The presenter, Jake McCumber, will discuss efforts to conserve the rare and endemic species that depend on our Pine Barrens.

Postcards from Heaven

Spirit Medium Maureen Hancock leads an uplifting evening focused on connecting with spirit. With a reunion-like atmosphere, the experience blends laughter and tears into moments of healing.

Mother's Day Bouquet Making Workshop

A hands-on bouquet making workshop led by Chatham Bars Inn’s Fine Gardener, Pamela Vasques, invites participants to craft a seasonal arrangement while enjoying a complimentary glass of prosecco and cookies. Whether attending with a loved one or treating yourself, learn floral design techniques and leave with a custom bouquet that makes a thoughtful Mother’s Day gift or keepsake. This experience is open to the public, guests, and members. The cost is $75 per person, plus a 20 percent service charge and applicable Eventbrite fees. Advance reservations are required by contacting the Concierge at 508-945-6871 or by purchasing through Eventbrite. Cancellations made at least 72 hours in advance incur no charge, and cancellations less than 72 hours in advance are charged 100 percent per person.

Annual Bowling Tournament & Fun-Raiser

At Ryan Family Amusements in South Yarmouth, this annual HBRACC bowling tournament and fundraiser brings the building community together for friendly competition, networking, and fun. Teams roll for trophies and the all-important bragging rights, while guests enjoy food, a raffle with prizes, and a lively atmosphere. Sponsorships and team slots are available.

Screening of "Unerased" with Panel Discussion

Hosted by Brewster Ladies' Library, this program features a screening of Unerased: Asian Voices of Cape Cod, a short documentary that highlights the lived experiences of Asian community members on Cape Cod, including those who grew up there. Through personal stories and reflection, the film explores identity, community, and pathways to healing. After the screening, creators and participants from the project take part in a conversation. The documentary was made possible with support from the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod, the Massachusetts Cultural Council, the National Endowment for the Arts, and Wendy Wu.

Health & Environment, Dept. Event, Public Health Nurse

At the Falmouth Pantry in the Falmouth Service Center, this Health and Environment department event provides an opportunity to ask a Public Health Nurse questions. It is offered on the first and third Thursdays of each month.

Seaside Knitters

Seaside Knitters Group is a free, open gathering for anyone who enjoys knitting, welcoming every experience level from beginner to advanced. Bring a project you are already working on or use the time to start something new.

Library LEGO Time at the East Falmouth Branch

Children ages 5 and up can drop in and construct LEGO creations using the librarys bricks. This event encourages participants to build, play, and share their designs with others. No registration is needed, so just bring your imagination and enjoy!

History on Tap: Stormy Seas! Understanding the Changing Ocean around Cape Cod

Attend a presentation and discussion regarding the changing ocean around Cape Cod. A senior scientist in physical oceanography at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution will share insights into how shifts in the Gulf Stream and Jet Stream are reshaping offshore waters, impacting marine life, fishing, and coastal water management. Craft beer, cheese, crackers, water, and non-alcoholic beverages will be available.

Unerased: Asian Voices of Cape Cod Screening at Brewster Ladies' Library

Brewster Ladies Library is hosting a screening of Unerased: Asian Voices of Cape Cod, a short documentary that shares the stories of Asian Cape Codders. The film delves into themes of identity, community, and belonging within this region. A discussion will take place after the screening.

Curiosity Classroom: Preservation 101

Leading experts will guide you through the history, evolution, and craft of New England architecture and modern historic preservation, to deepen your appreciation for architectural design and provide practical tips for homeowners and history lovers. This workshop is a spirited presentation on the history of architectural style and historic preservation on Cape Cod and around New England. Vijay Joyce, with a degree in Historic Preservation and Architectural History, will facilitate. He has been deeply engaged in preservation efforts across New England and serves as Executive Director of the Pickering House non-profit.

Mother's Day Weekend at Red Jacket Resorts

Mark Mother's Day with a peaceful seaside escape at Red Jacket Resorts. The weekend opens with a complimentary drink at check-in. Saturday brings a shopping event featuring local Cape Cod vendors, ideal for finding a meaningful gift for Mom or letting her pick something she loves. It all concludes with mimosas at Sunday brunch followed by a leisurely walk along the private beach, creating a relaxed and memorable celebration.

Evening of Champions

Hosted at Hyannis Yacht Club, the MCM Foundation presents its first annual Evening of Champions, a fundraising gathering celebrating perseverance, community, and the power of sport. Athletes, supporters, and leaders from the community unite to spotlight and advance the mission of the Meghan Constance Moore Memorial Foundation.

American Vanity + Major Moment | Live at Neptunes Cape Cod

Neptune’s Cape Cod hosts a live show featuring American Vanity with Major Moment opening. American Vanity channels contemporary rock into a clear look at self-image and identity, led by vocalists Virginia Franks on bass and Luke Hoffman on guitar, with Luke Vanchure on lead guitar and Carter Dennis on drums. Their style taps alt rock with hints of punk and art rock, presenting a modern sound that considers the space between performance and self-awareness. The musicians previously toured the country as Burn the Jukebox and have worked with partners like Schecter, Ernie Ball, SJC Drums, and Vans. They are now gearing up for a debut full-length produced by Grammy-nominated Matt Squire, known for collaborations with Panic! at the Disco, All Time Low, and Ariana Grande, pointing to tighter writing, bigger hooks, and raw energy. Major Moment sets the night in motion with a cinematic pop metal mix that blends heavy guitar work, modern production, and melody, using both male and female clean and extreme vocals. Drawing on personal stories, the band has issued more than a dozen tracks with accompanying videos and reaches roughly 80,000 monthly Spotify listeners with over 10 million streams to date. Their 2025 album The Pain That Makes Us Grow includes singles Toxic, Overcome, Victim, Lunacy, and Promises, which were placed in regular rotation on SiriusXM Octane. They have performed alongside The Funeral Portrait, The Rasmus, Skillet, Keith Wallen of Breaking Benjamin, Rise Against, Five Finger Death Punch, Plush, and Silent Theory.

Seekonk Varsity Baseball @ Bourne

Bourne's varsity baseball team hosts Seekonk in Massachusetts for a conference home game. This meeting adds to the matchup history between the two programs.

Slow Flow & Sound Bath Meditation with Kasie Bubenicek

Join Kasie for a gentle, slow flow yoga class followed by a deeply relaxing sound bath meditation. This workshop aims to calm the nervous system, release tension, and restore balance. All levels are welcome, and advance registration is encouraged.

Matt Silva (Southern New England)

Matt Silva appears at Red Hand Brewing Co. He performs across Southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island, both as a solo cover performer and as the vocalist with the cover band What Matters?

James and the Giant Peach

See a performance of James and the Giant Peach.

Sandwich Artisans Fine Arts & Craft show

This showcase of fine arts and handcrafted work is presented by Sandwich Artisans as part of the 2026 schedule. It highlights the creative efforts of participating artisans and supports the Sandwich Public Library, with 95 percent of artisans’ fees donated to the library.

Hydrangea Planting and Replanting

A small-group workshop at Heritage Museums & Gardens focuses on hydrangea planting and replanting. The session highlights the successful practices used at Heritage for these essential garden tasks and offers practical guidance for gardeners who want to learn more.

Seed Starting Class at the Chatham Bars Inn Farm

Shane Chambers and Jasmin Lavoie lead a practical seed-starting class focused on getting a garden underway from scratch. Participants explore key techniques for sowing, transplanting, and timing so young plants have the best chance to thrive, and each person will take home trays planted during the session. Admission is $50 per person and is open to guests of the Inn, members, and the general public. Reservations may be made through the Dining Concierge at 508-945-6732 or through Eventbrite, and standard Eventbrite fees apply. Cancellations at least 72 hours in advance incur no charge, those made 48 to 72 hours prior result in a 50 percent charge per person, and cancellations less than 48 hours before the event are charged in full.

From Bottles to Windows : the role of glass in Colonial America

Sandwich Glass Museum curator Bonnie Lilienfeld presents a program exploring how glass shaped the daily lives of Yarmouth colonists, including the lesser known tax on glass that accompanied the more famous tax on tea. Capacity is limited. This program is supported in part by the Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism.

Bourne VFW 5988 Comedy Fundraiser

Enjoy an evening of laughs at a comedy fundraiser for Bourne VFW 5988 at Aptucxet VFW Post 5988 - New. A cash bar will be available and snacks will be provided. Activities include raffles, silent auctions, and a 50/50 drawing. Tickets are $22 when purchased online or $25 at the door, with a $20 in-person rate for veterans at the VFW. Donation and sponsorship options are also available.

Buzztones 2026 SPRING DEBUT at the Pilot House

The Buzztones mark their spring debut at Pilot House Restaurant with an upbeat mix of blues, swing, and rock, promising plenty of fun by the canal.

Comedy Night

Settle in for an evening of laughs at Bourne VFW Auxiliary 5988. This comedy night offers a fun night out while providing an opportunity to support a veteran.

JS Company USA Surfcasting Demonstration

A hands-on surfcasting demonstration at Town Neck Beach led by Ron Arra focuses on practical skills for every level of angler. Learn casting mechanics and ways to add distance, how to properly load a rod for optimal performance, and how to read beach structure, current, and fish movement. The session also covers plugging, bait fishing, and techniques for night casting, with insight drawn from decades of experience. Participants can try casting a selection of surf rods to feel differences in balance, action, and responsiveness. Hosted by JS Company USA, with limited space to keep instruction personal and focused.

Walk of Shame at Oliver’s and Planck’s Tavern

A spring celebration featuring Walk of Shame arrives at Oliver’s & Planck’s Tavern. Welcome the season with an upbeat atmosphere and a little extra bounce in your step.

Scusset Beach Project

The Scusset Beach project centers on a general cleanup and may also involve clearing sand from the boardwalk. Please bring work gloves.

Children’s Story Time with Local Author & Conservationist Kate Lynch

Local children’s book author and ocean conservationist Kate Lynch leads a children’s story time focused on caring for the ocean. It begins with a brief presentation about how plastics, trash, and marine debris affect sea life on Cape Cod, along with simple ways to help. She will read two picture books on the topic and provide handouts with instructions for creating an upcycled art project at home or school to highlight items that cannot be recycled or reused. The event takes place in the Lillian Dixie Morton Children’s Room at the Osterville Village Library.

What's Your Glass: Glass Detectives 🔎

Visitors may bring a glass heirloom to the Sandwich Glass Museum for evaluation by a panel of glass scholars. The panel draws on varied specialties, offering careful assessments that shed light on each piece.

Firearms Cleaning & Maintenance - East Falmouth, MA 2026

This class provides instruction on how to maintain your firearm in proper working condition. The class will go over necessary materials, different types of oils, how to prepare a firearm for long-term storage, and field stripping/reassembly. All firearms must be unloaded before entering the classroom, and no live ammunition is permitted. Assistance is available if you are unsure how to check or unload your firearm.

Falmouth Multicultural Fair

An annual celebration of global cultures featuring interactive displays that highlight arts and crafts, books and storytelling, music, food, and games from around the world. The fair offers hands-on ways to explore traditions, hear new stories, and discover creative expressions across many communities.

Amanda Carr

Amanda Carr performs at Finn’s Craft Beer Tap House, a craft-focused beer spot with indoor and outdoor seating in downtown Hyannis, Massachusetts. The setting is welcoming to families and offers a full menu. Guests can choose a favorite draft beer to enjoy while the performance is underway.

Moms Rule The Mic

Three of Boston’s funniest comics who are also moms come together for a laugh-filled comedy night, sharing the stage for a lively showcase.

James and the Giant Peach

The Falmouth Theatre Guild presents James and the Giant Peach.

Mother's Day Buffet Breakfast

Enjoy a Mother's Day buffet breakfast at The Dan'l Webster Inn & Spa featuring fruit salad, assorted sweet breads with muffins and danish pastries, cold cereal, yogurt, home fries, bacon, sausage, and ham. The cost is $31.95 per adult and $11.95 per child, and coffee and juice are not included.

Treat Mom to a memorable day by the water at our Mother’s Day Brunch Buffet, available from 11 am–3 pm.

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a waterside brunch buffet at Sea Crest Beach Resort. Enjoy the waterfront setting while sharing a buffet meal honoring Mom.

Women’s-Mother’s Day Ride

At Sea Sports Cyclery & Outdoor, women gather for a Mother’s Day ride featuring both pavement and trail routes, each guided by women leaders. Pace-based groups make room for everything from an easy social cruise to a stronger workout, and every group stays together so no one is left behind. The focus is on community, connection, and rider confidence. After the ride, there is a stretch and yoga session, plus coffee, pastries, and raffle items.

Mom & Me: Mother's Day Pendant Workshop

This Mom and Me fused glass pendant workshop marks Mother’s Day with a creative session. Participants learn introductory glass cutting and layout techniques, then put those skills to work by designing and assembling a pendant of their own.

Mother's Day Brunch at Wild Goose Tavern

Celebrate Mom with a special Mother’s Day brunch buffet. Pricing is $95 for adults and $35 for children ages 5 to 12. Reservations can be made by calling (508) 945-5550 or through OpenTable.

Museum Mondays in May : Visit the Bangs Hallet House

Enjoy free admission at the Captain Bangs Hallet House while getting an update on the inventory process. View some of the treasures uncovered during the project, learn about the vintage clothing collection, and preview the upcoming “Yarmouth in Revolution” exhibit. No tickets or reservations are needed.

Rally Drop In **NEW LOCATION

Attend a Rally Drop-In class.

Home Buying on Cape Cod

Exit Realty and Cape Cod Five are teaming up to host a workshop about purchasing a home on Cape Cod. The session is designed for first-time buyers, anyone aiming to buy within the next 6 to 18 months, or those simply looking to understand the steps involved in the homebuying process. Appetizers and refreshments will be provided.

Healing Touch Sound Bath with Reiki

Unwind with a nurturing sound healing session led by Nicole Donovan and Sheree Asdot. Nicole creates enveloping tones with crystal bowls while Sheree offers Reiki to each participant through gentle touch, supporting release in both body and mind. The experience is intended to encourage letting go and guide you toward a peaceful, restored state.

Mother Goose on the Loose

Mother Goose on the Loose brings a recurring Tuesday storytime to West Falmouth Library with Miss Martha. Created for children ages 0 to 3 and their caregivers, each 30-minute session centers on early literacy and includes songs.

Knit Lits Knitting Group 🧶

The Knit Lits knitting group meets weekly at the library. New knitters are welcome, and project assistance is available to both new and experienced knitters.

Board of Library Trustees Meeting

This is the monthly meeting of the Board of Library Trustees and is open to the public. The agenda can be found on the Town of Sandwich website. No registration is required.

Hormones and Your Health and Wellness

A collaborative educational session on hormones and health explains how levels shift with age, how they can influence midsection weight and weight-loss efforts, and what to consider about replacement therapy. Designed for both men and women, it offers a relaxed pre-dinner date night vibe with complimentary appetizers and time for open discussion. Co-sponsored by Valen Health, Cape Space, and Reliable RN.

Wildlife on Tap: Raising Awareness, Protecting Atlantic White Sharks

At Cape Cod Beer, Kristen Smith of the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy presents a conservation-focused program about Atlantic white sharks and the science guiding efforts on Cape Cod. The presentation highlights the region’s role as a key hotspot for these animals, showcases research the Conservancy conducts and funds, and explains how the results inform conservation measures as well as public safety. Attendees will hear current findings about these powerful predators and learn about local initiatives that balance protection of sharks with the needs of coastal communities. Registration is required. Admission is $15 per person. Craft beer, hard seltzers, and nonalcoholic beverages from Cape Cod Beer will be available for purchase.

Snowy Owls to Saw-whet Owls with Norman Smith

Naturalist Norman Smith presents an educational talk on his long-running work with owls. A self-taught researcher who has been with the Massachusetts Audubon Society since 1974, Smith has observed, captured, banded, and relocated Snowy Owls at Logan International Airport since 1981 as part of a continuing study. Hear insights from the project, learn about the questions that remain, and see how the work expanded to include research on Saw-whet Owls. The program welcomes all attendees and is recommended for ages 10 and up. No live animals will be present during the talk. Registration is required through the library event calendar.

Weekly Scrabble

This weekly Scrabble meetup at West Falmouth Library welcomes experienced players. Participants should bring their own Scrabble set. Annual registration is requested so attendees can receive important schedule updates.

Sandwich Varsity Softball @ Falmouth

Falmouth’s varsity softball team hosts Sandwich for a home conference matchup. The game features the Falmouth, MA squad against the visitors from East Sandwich, MA, with player stats included.

Comedy Night

Enjoy an evening of stand-up with Amy Barnes at the Chatham Orpheum Theater, presented by the Cape Cod Hospital Auxiliary, Chatham/Harwich Branch. Tickets are $65, with two performances to choose from. Proceeds benefit the Cape Cod Hospital Birthing Center.

Foreign Film Thursday - New Zealand Director

Foreign Film Thursday highlights a New Zealand director with a story set among the Whangara on New Zealand’s eastern coast. Guided by the legend of Paikea, who survived a wreck and came ashore with the help of a whale, the community believes its chiefs descend from this ancestor and that leadership belongs to the eldest son. Pai, an 11 year old girl, feels called to lead her people. Her grandfather Koro, devoted to custom, seeks a male successor. Their close relationship is tested as she challenges long standing tradition to follow the path she believes is hers.

Bike nights

At Clark-Haddad Post 188 American Legion, this evening motorcycle gathering brings riders, families, friends, and supporters together to support veterans and highlight mental health and suicide prevention. Attendees can purchase hamburgers and hot dogs and take part in raffles, with all proceeds from food and raffle sales directed to organizations that provide trusted mental health and support services for veterans. The focus is on remembrance, solidarity, and connection, with motorcycles, camaraderie, and community spirit at the center. Awards will be given to add a fun element, and both riders and non-riders are welcome.

Safety Training: CPR, AED, and First Aid Certification

The Yarmouth Chamber of Commerce presents a professional CPR, AED, and First Aid certification class at Red Jacket Beach Resort. Tailored for the local hospitality community, it is intended for restaurant and hotel owners as well as their staff to strengthen safety preparedness for the season ahead. Instruction is provided by Cape Cod CPR, and participants who successfully complete the class will receive official certification. Through a YCC grant to the MA Department of Industrial Accidents, this training is offered at no cost to the Yarmouth business community. Space is limited to maintain focused instruction.

Beginner Mahjong SUPER SESSIONS with Mahjongg Cape Cod

Get a fast start in Mah Jongg at Osterville Village Library with a beginner course presented by Mahjongg Cape Cod. The program runs over two sessions, keeps class sizes small, and offers plenty of one on one guidance. It is designed for first time players and focuses on the fundamentals.

Community Read of "The One Hundred Years of Lenni and Margot" (Part Two) — Wellfleet Public Library

Join other readers for a community discussion of the book, "The One Hundred Years of Lenni and Margot."

History on Tap: Early Nautical Charts of Cape Cod and the Northeast

Bob Zaremba, owner of Maps of Antiquity in Chatham, presents an illustrated exploration of early nautical charts of Cape Cod and the Northeast at the Cape Cod Maritime Museum.

Curiosity Classroom: Preservation 101

Experts will lead a discussion about New England architecture and modern historic preservation. The goal is to increase appreciation for architectural design and give homeowners and history enthusiasts some useful advice. A short film called "Life Rings" will be shown, followed by a roundtable discussion featuring Ellen Briggs and Fred Ecker. They plan to discuss the alarming rate of historic building demolition on Cape Cod and the loss of old-growth wood. There will also be a hands-on demonstration where people can compare historic and modern building materials.

Gary Hoey

Find tickets for Gary Hoey at Neptunes in Hyannis.

Crys Matthews: Falmouth, MA

Crys Matthews appears at Daily Brew Coffee House & Lounge for her first show at this venue. Based in Nashville and frequently likened to Woody Guthrie, she is regarded as one of the standout voices among a new generation of artists.

ONEHOCKEY CAPE COD

A youth hockey event at Hyannis Youth & Community Center in Cape Cod featuring divisions for boys AA and A at the 10U, 12U, and 14U levels, as well as girls Tier III at 8U.

Rhododendron Festival

Thousands of renowned rhododendrons transform 100 acres into a vivid landscape of color during this nine day celebration. Take a tranquil walk to admire the sweeping blooms and enjoy the calm atmosphere throughout the grounds.

Spring Meet!

Set at Scusset Beach, this annual spring gathering features a weekend of activities organized by the event committee. Planned highlights include a barbecue dinner and casting contests. Additional details will be provided later.

Cape Cod Lighthouse Crawl

A small-group photo tour on Cape Cod visits the Outer Cape’s well known lighthouses, including Highland Light above the dunes, the red and white Nauset Light, historic Chatham Light, and the Three Sisters. Photo sessions are timed for golden hour, sunrise, and star-filled nights with a goal of Milky Way images. The experience offers expert guidance for photographers of all levels, with attention to beachside compositions and night sky techniques.

Mahjong & Cocktails by the Sea

Set within the Harborview Room at Chatham Bars Inn, this reservation-only mahjong gathering, presented in partnership with Main Street Mahjong, welcomes experienced American Mahjong players to a refined coastal setting with panoramic ocean views. The event features play at elegantly styled tables, a complimentary seasonal specialty cocktail, and a selection of refined hors d’oeuvres. Host Jill Boudreau, owner of Main Street Mahjong, provides a warm, welcoming presence, while Vicki Spencer of Mélange offers a curated artisan pop-up showcasing vintage barware. Weather permitting, the adjacent patio opens for fresh sea air and expansive Atlantic vistas. Designed for those already comfortable with American Mahjong fundamentals, this is not an instructional session. Space is limited and advance reservations are required. Attendance is open to Inn guests, members, and the public. Tickets are $135 per person, and standard Eventbrite fees apply for online booking. To reserve, contact the Concierge at 508-945-6871 or book through Eventbrite. Cancellations made 72 or more hours in advance incur no charge. Cancellations within 48 to 72 hours are charged 50 percent per person. Cancellations less than 48 hours in advance are charged in full.

May Chef's Dinner

Chef Patrick Hurley presents a four course chef’s dinner. The menu opens with poached asparagus paired with watermelon radish, local honeycomb, baby watercress and an English Stilton crumble, finished with basil oil and a sourdough crouton. Next is pan roasted Atlantic halibut with celeriac purée, baby turnips, ancient grains and quinoa. The third course features a filet of beef tenderloin with black truffle bechamel, crispy new potatoes and caramelized shallots. Dessert is blueberry cheesecake topped with lemon Chantilly whipped cream and spearmint.

FHS Theatre Company Presents "Legally Blonde"

FHS Theatre Company presents Legally Blonde The Musical, an award-winning stage adaptation of the popular film. The story centers on Elle Woods, who seems to have it all until her boyfriend, Warner, ends their relationship to pursue Harvard Law. Determined to win him back, she gains admission to the same school and confronts challenges from classmates, professors, and her ex. With new friends by her side, Elle discovers her own capabilities and sets out to prove herself. The production features lively songs, energetic choreography, and a spirited journey of perseverance and self-belief. This production is rated PG-13 for language and some mature themes.

The Warped Band - The Official Tribute to Warped Tour

Neptune's Cape Cod hosts The Warped Band, an officially endorsed tribute act honoring the legacy of the Warped Tour. Recognized by Kevin Lyman, the tour's founder and owner, and by the festival itself, the group keeps the festival's energy and nostalgia alive. The performance spans the styles that defined the tour, from pop punk and emo to ska, hardcore, metalcore, and skate punk. Fans can vote on a catalog of more than 150 songs to help shape the setlist, so each show is unique. The set features favorites from Blink-182, Papa Roach, Good Charlotte, Green Day, Goldfinger, NOFX, 3Oh!3, Avril Lavigne, Linkin Park, Pierce The Veil, and more.

GNBRVT Varsity Baseball @ Bourne

Bourne hosts Greater New Bedford RVT from New Bedford, Massachusetts for a varsity baseball conference matchup. The home side takes the field on its own diamond for this head to head meeting between the two programs.

Nate Ramos: Fishermen's View

Nate Ramos brings his Americana songwriting to Fishermen's View Seafood Market & Restaurant. Originally from Auburn, Massachusetts and now calling Plymouth home, he pairs resonant vocals with story-driven songs. This appearance spotlights an emerging artist building his reputation through sincere, narrative-focused music.

Medium Matinee at The Dan'l Webster Inn & Spa

At The Dan'l Webster Inn & Spa, Sandy Waters Medium leads a mediumship matinee centered on sharing messages from beyond. The experience is intended to uplift, support healing, and deepen appreciation for the meaning of our time here. Tickets are $40 per person, non refundable, with capacity limited to 40 guests.

Comedy Night returns to the Leeside Pub on May 16th.

Stand-up comedy returns to Quahog Republic Leeside Pub in Woods Hole with headliner Mark Riley, a Boston Comedy Festival finalist and co-host of Chirping Zebras. James Dorsey also takes the stage. Expect sharp, high-energy comedy, drinks and a lively atmosphere in an intimate waterfront setting. Seating operates on a first come, first served basis.

Rowing Rendezvous

Come to Kalmus Beach and celebrate traditional rowing on Cape Cod. There will be boats on the beach, rowing demonstrations, and opportunities to try New England-style traditional small boats. Members of the Cape Cod Traditional Small Craft Association will bring their own boats and make them available for short rows. Assistance will be available for beginners, and it is free and open to all. Hosted by the Cape Cod Maritime Museum in partnership with the Cape Cod Traditional Small Craft Association.

Yoga Nidra

Local yoga teacher Lauren Shea leads an introductory session on Yoga Nidra, a guided meditation often called yogic sleep or non-sleep deep rest. The practice invites the body into deep relaxation while the mind stays gently aware. Using simple techniques focused on body awareness, breathing, and soft attention, participants are guided toward a restorative state associated with the effects of deep sleep. Reported benefits include a calmer nervous system, reduced stress, improved sleep quality, clearer thinking, and support for digestion. No prior experience with yoga or meditation is needed, and a curious mindset is welcome. The program begins with a brief look at the origins and lineage of Yoga Nidra, then moves into a guided experience featuring a full body scan, sensory awareness, and breath-centered practices. Participants may remain seated in a chair or lie down, and they are welcome to bring a yoga mat or blanket. For added comfort, consider an extra blanket, a small pillow, or an eye covering. About the instructor: Lauren Shea is a certified yoga teacher, reiki practitioner, holistic health coach, and Yoga Nidra facilitator focusing on nervous system support. She is committed to making yoga and mindfulness accessible and inclusive, encouraging joy, curiosity, and a gentler pace of living. Her work includes energy sessions, private instruction, corporate wellness, and public offerings through Orleans Yoga. She also serves as Program and Community Outreach Coordinator at Eldredge Public Library and enjoys cooking, time in nature, and walking trails with her dog, Luna.

Sandwich Varsity Softball @ New Bedford

New Bedford’s varsity softball team hosts Sandwich from East Sandwich, Massachusetts for a non-conference matchup. It is a home game for New Bedford with Sandwich as the visiting team.

Healthy Kid's Day!

Healthy Kids Day at YMCA Cape Cod offers families a friendly preview of summer. Explore camps, sports, and high energy activities designed to keep kids active and engaged throughout the season. Admission is free and open to all.

"Creative Connections" Women's Empowerment Workshop

At Ray Of Light Health, this women’s empowerment workshop centers on cultivating confidence and honoring inner wisdom. Participants explore what community means and how to bring a renewed sense of self into everyday life through creative practices that blend art and sound. Facilitators Marybeth Truran, LMHC of Harbor Healing Arts, and Ellyn Dent, RN of Ray of Light Health guide experiential work drawing from sound and visual expression, Reiki, energy medicine, mindfulness, Jungian depth perspectives, and ecopsychology. The session supports growth in self awareness, communication, and confidence, with space to practice standing up for personal values and to challenge the status quo. A supportive setting encourages facing fears, navigating vulnerability, and strengthening self care. This workshop is part of a six month journey to the Sacred Self, and participants may attend a single session or the full series. Cost is $150, with scholarships available for those with financial need.

Secret Planet Cape Cod

Yeison Landero performs live at Orleans Eastham Elks Lodge #2572 in Eastham. The event features the artist on stage for a live show.

Colm O’Brien

Handgun Skills Optimization - East Falmouth, MA 2026

At Falmouth Rod & Gun Club Inc, this handgun class begins with an evaluation of your current abilities, then focuses on helping you perform at your best while learning to optimize your skills. Training emphasizes efficient drawing, reliable malfunction clearing, heightened timing and spatial awareness, and purposeful movement for well-rounded performance.

Behind the Scenes, an Author Talk with C. L. Fornari Featuring her Latest Book ‘Hydrangea Happiness’

Celebrate Hydrangea Happiness with author C. L. Fornari in a behind the scenes conversation presented with Osterville Village Library and Titcomb’s Bookshop. Hear how the book came together, learn about newer hydrangea varieties and what they can contribute to a garden, and get guidance on choosing shrubs that fit different needs. A question and answer segment offers practical advice for tending these long blooming plants. C. L. Fornari is the author of nine books on plants and gardening, hosts The Garden Lady on WCAI and WGBH, and has been growing gardens on Cape Cod since 1993. For more information or to register, contact Amy Wolfe at awolfe@clamsnet.org.

Cape Symphony Presents: Joe Marchio [Organ Concert]

Cape Symphony’s Assistant Conductor, Joe Marchio, performs on the Casavant Frères pipe organ at First Congregational Church of Chatham, shifting from the podium to the console for a program that showcases the instrument’s range and color. The lineup features J. S. Bach’s Toccata and Fugue in D Minor and Charles Ives’s Variations on America. Special guest Sarah Marchio joins on bagpipes for Highland Cathedral, with one additional selection to be announced. Built in 1972 by the Casavant Frères Organ Company of Quebec, the church’s organ was designed to support congregational and choral singing and to serve as a recital instrument for visiting artists. It offers 21 carefully chosen stops suited to German Baroque and French Romantic repertoire. A 2007 update added an electrified console and expanded couplers, increasing flexibility for English choral accompaniment and Romantic-era works. The instrument remains a valued centerpiece, continuing a tradition that reaches back to the congregation’s earliest melodeon. A portion of each ticket supports the Cape Symphony Orchestra, Chatham Chorale, and First Congregational Church of Chatham. Seating is limited, and child and student discounts are available.

Judy Carmichael

Part of the Women Who Lead series, GRAMMY-nominated pianist and vocalist Judy Carmichael brings joyful stride piano and a swinging style to Falmouth Jazz. Nicknamed "Stride" by Count Basie, she has performed at Carnegie Hall and Jazz at Lincoln Center. For 25 years she has also hosted the NPR program Judy Carmichael's Jazz Inspired. She performs with guitarist John Merrill in a program centered on classic swing, co-sponsored with Highfield Hall and Gardens.

Anthony Gomes | Live at Neptune's Cape Cod

Neptune’s Cape Cod hosts a high-energy blues rock performance from Anthony Gomes, whose soulful vocals and blazing guitar work fuse classic roots with a modern edge. The Toronto-born singer, guitarist, songwriter, and producer delivers fiery fretwork and big-stage intensity, creating a sound that is equally raw and dynamic. Gomes has topped the Billboard Blues chart, earned respect from B.B. King, amassed tens of millions of streams, and performed for audiences around the world. Influenced early on by Muddy Waters, Jimi Hendrix, Jeff Beck, and Eddie Van Halen, he picked up the guitar at 14. A standout jam led to an introduction to B.B. King and an opening slot on a run of shows in 2005. He has since shared stages with Buddy Guy, Robert Plant, Joe Bonamassa, Heart, Sammy Hagar, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, and more, with notable attendees including Morgan Freeman, John Goodman, Vince Vaughn, and Eric Clapton. High Voltage Blues hit number one on iTunes’ blues chart and Amazon Music’s new release blues list, debuted at number one on the Billboard Blues chart, and stayed on that chart for 58 consecutive weeks, earning a place on Billboard’s year-end Top 15 blues albums lists for 2023 and 2024. In 2024 Total Guitar named him among the 100 greatest blues guitarists, and in 2019 Guitar World readers ranked him among the 30 best blues guitarists working today, citing a high-octane approach that thrives between blues and rock. His latest release, Praise the Loud, features 12 new studio tracks that stretch into heavier territory while deepening the music’s soulful blues core. Imagine the heart of vintage blues colliding with hard-rock punch, delivered with road-tested power.

Hyannis HyARTS Artist Shanties weekend of May 15 - May 17 * OPEN May - Oct!

Visit the seaside shanties that are open May through October. Located at two locations along the Walkway-to-the-Sea, Bismore Park & Harbor Overlook, there are 12 shanties to explore. Artwork and artists change weekly throughout the season.

Harmonizing the Divine Within: Energy Alignment Sessions May 2026

At Lotus & Rose Healing Therapies, Sheree and Taylor offer personal energy alignment sessions that focus on harmonizing the divine feminine and masculine within. Working together, they help clear outdated energetic patterns and support a return to balanced awareness. From this equilibrium, you can draw on nurturing love, creativity, and intuitive wisdom often associated with the feminine, alongside the focus, bravery, and steady drive linked with the masculine. This balanced union is intended to foster a supportive frequency for healing, creation, and manifestation. Each pre-scheduled session is 30 minutes and priced at $80, with only six openings available each month. Payment is due at the time of service. Cash, check, Venmo, and credit are accepted, with cash or Venmo preferred. Sheree is a Womb Awareness Guide and Embodiment Mentor, a Reiki Master Teacher, and a Certified Hypnotist who has studied energy medicine for more than 20 years. As an oracle for the Sacred Feminine and a teacher of Goddess Spirituality, her approach emphasizes divine mothering and channeling sacred feminine energies for deep, heart-centered healing.

Knit Between the Lines

Bring your knitting or crocheting projects and participate in a recurring knitting and listening circle. For a portion of the time, attendees will listen to an audiobook while they work on their projects. The event is facilitated by Zoe Maja.

Sacred Self Care Circle

This monthly circle offers a supportive space to explore self care and self love. Each gathering features practices such as guided meditation and self healing, time for sharing in a safe setting, a sound bath, embodiment exercises, and reflective journaling.

Annual Town Election

The Annual Town Election takes place at Brewster Baptist Church. Voters who are already registered in Brewster do not need to register again. For details or questions, contact the Town Clerk's Office at 508-896-4506.

Digital Navigator Technology Help

Receive free one-on-one technology support with a Digital Navigator at the Falmouth Public Library. Help is available in the Reference Room at the public computer stations and can cover tasks like learning to use a computer and the internet, navigating online resources, finding affordable home internet options, and completing job applications. All are welcome. Bring a phone, tablet, or laptop if you would like assistance setting it up or learning how it works. No appointment is required.

Knit Lits Knitting Group 🧶

The Knit Lits knitting group meets weekly at the library. New knitters are welcome, and project assistance is available to both new and experienced knitters. No registration is required.

Medicare 101

Get a straightforward introduction to Medicare with a session that explains the key coverage choices. Topics include Parts A and B, Medicare Advantage plans (Part C), Medicare Prescription Drug coverage (Part D), and Medicare Supplement plans known as Medigap. The presentation also outlines public assistance options that can help with health care costs, including Prescription Advantage, Extra Help from Social Security, MassHealth, and other resources for people with limited means. SHINE (Serving the Health Insurance Needs of Everyone) provides free, unbiased health insurance counseling, information, and assistance for Massachusetts residents with Medicare, their caregivers, and those approaching eligibility. This program is offered in partnership with the Brewster Council on Aging.

Bridge

Experienced bridge players are welcome at a weekly game hosted at West Falmouth Library. Participants are asked to complete an annual registration so they can receive important updates about the schedule or any changes to the location.

5th & 6th Grade MCBA Book Discussion 🦉

This is a book club for children in grades 5 and 6 who enjoy reading and discussing books, and eating pizza. The group meets monthly from September to April to discuss a selected book.

Patio Planter Class

Guided by Chatham Bars Inn’s Fine Gardener, Pam Vasques, this interactive class focuses on creating a summer flower planter designed to look great all season. Participants will craft and take home their own arrangement and receive practical care tips to keep it thriving throughout the summer. A complimentary glass of prosecco and cookies are included. The fee is $75 per person, and the experience is open to the public as well as guests and members. Reserve through the Concierge at 508-945-6871 or through Eventbrite, where standard fees apply. Cancellations made at least 72 hours in advance incur no charge. For cancellations with less than 72 hours’ notice, refunds are not available.

Cape Symphony Presents: Thursday Night Chapters

Cape Symphony Presents offers a free weekly summer residency at Chapter House Cape Cod, turning this intimate outdoor setting into a lively celebration of live music, community, and Cape Cod culture. Each week brings a new mix of standout local and regional performers across folk, jazz, soul, and more, with appearances by Jordan Renzi and Friends, Lily May Harrington, Grace Morrison, Antonio Serfeda Standards Trio, Rick Costa Trio, Just Another Guru, Eleanor and Dario, Yulia and Fernando, and others. Settle in with a curated bar program, cocktails, local beers, and a food menu that makes it easy to make a whole evening of it, then enjoy performances under the night sky. Fire pits and yard games create a relaxed, social atmosphere that suits groups, families, or a casual night out. More than a concert, it feels like a complete Cape Cod summer experience. Admission is free.

Falmouth Pantry: Ask a Public Health Nurse

At Falmouth Service Center, a public health nurse provides blood pressure and glucose checks along with a free one-on-one consultation. Information on a range of health topics is available to take home. Please note that the event schedule has been updated.

Sandwich JV Baseball @ Barnstable

Barnstable’s varsity baseball team from Hyannis hosts Sandwich of East Sandwich in a non-league contest. It is a home matchup that gives spectators a chance to see these programs go head-to-head and add another page to their matchup history.

Come Celebrate Membership and the Start of a New Club Year with Us!

The Newcomers Club of Falmouth brings club friends together at Cape Cod Winery to celebrate membership and look ahead to the upcoming club year. This friendly gathering focuses on community and connection as the next chapter begins.

Globalizing the American

At Falmouth Historical Society, this event reframes the American Revolution by moving beyond a localized picture of thirteen colonies facing the British Crown and considering the conflict within a wider global context. The program examines how widening the lens can reshape understanding of this defining period.

Curiosity Classroom: Preservation 101 - Why Historic Buildings Matter and How to Preserve Them

Leading experts will discuss the history, evolution, and craft of New England architecture and modern historic preservation. Learn about architectural design and gain practical tips for homeowners and history enthusiasts. Staff from the Nye Museum in East Sandwich will share insights into preservation initiatives for the Benjamin Nye Homestead, the Grange Hall, and the Nye Mill Museum, highlighting challenges and discoveries. John Cullity, a historian, author, and Nye descendent, will facilitate.

COMM FIRE DEPARTMENT–100 YEAR ANNIVERSARY History Talk w/Retired Lieutenant/Paramedic Britton Crosby

Retired Lieutenant and Paramedic Britton Crosby presents a centennial reflection on the Centerville, Osterville, and Marstons Mills Fire District, which began in the early 1900s. Through photographs and stories, this history talk explores key moments and highlights from 100 years of the COMM Fire Department. The program will be held in the Main Meeting Room at the Osterville Village Library. For details or registration, contact Amy Wolfe at awolfe@clamsnet.org or call 508-428-5757.

Silver Moon Swing: Jazz Standards by the Sea

Silver Moon Swing: Jazz Standards by the Sea brings together vocalists Lisa Kantor and Frankie Campofelice with the Cape Cod Jazz Trio for an evening of timeless songs from the Great American Songbook. Classic tunes from the 1930s and 40s and beyond are reimagined with a fresh touch, presented through a mix of solos and duets. Cabaret artist Lisa Kantor has crafted solo shows for two decades and has performed in Boston, the Berkshires, Provincetown, and New York City, including Don't Tell Mama, where she premiered her award-winning program SHADOWS honoring nightclub singers of the 1940s and 1950s. She has trained with award-winning cabaret artists, musicians, and directors from New York City, Boston, and beyond, and is recording an album scheduled for release in Fall 2026. Singer and vocal pedagogue Frankie Campofelice is an Assistant Professor of Voice at Berklee College of Music and has also taught at Dean College and Salem State University. His performing credits include regular engagements around metro Boston and Provincetown at the Napoleon Room at Club Cafe, Post Office Cafe and Cabaret, Tin Pan Alley, the Love Lounge at the Gifford House, the Pilgrim House, and 361 Coffee and Espresso Bar. His debut album, Every Night at Seven, was released in 2025. The Cape Cod Jazz Trio features Fred Boyle on piano, Ron Ormsby on bass, and Bart Weisman on drums, and since 2009 the group has performed across Cape Cod, including the Provincetown Jazz Festival, as well as in Providence, Nantucket, Plymouth, and Boston. Tickets are $30, with a $25 rate for members.

Hyannis HyARTS Artist Shanties weekend of May 22 - May 25 * OPEN May - Oct!

Set along Hyannis Harbor, the HyARTS artist shanties are presented at two spots on the Walkway-to-the-Sea. Twelve seaside shanties are located at Bismore Park and at Harbor Overlook on Ocean Street. This seasonal experience is open from May through October.

The New Bedford Whaling Museum visits the OVL with ‘A Day in the Life of the Lagoda’

New Bedford Whaling Museum docents Capt. Michael Taylor and Nancy Gentile present an illustrated talk that traces a voyage aboard the whaleship Lagoda, offering a close look at daily routines at sea and the realities of the hunt. The program explores crew responsibilities, methods used to pursue whales, how blubber was handled and what was produced from it, the design of the ship, and the way the industry changed over time, linking New Bedford and Nantucket with journeys into Arctic waters and beyond. It also brings attention to the wives who sailed with their husbands and what life was like for them on board. Live demonstrations featuring baleen and harpoons are included. The program takes place in the Main Meeting Room at the Osterville Village Library.

Herb Window Basket Class at the Chatham Bars Inn Farm

At the Chatham Bars Inn Farm, work with Chatham Bars Inn’s fine gardener, Pam Vasques, to assemble a personalized window box planted with culinary herbs. This interactive class covers how to choose the right varieties, plant them properly, and keep them thriving throughout the season. Everyone leaves with practical know-how and a finished herb window basket to take home, suitable for a kitchen counter or sunny windowsill. Tickets are available to Inn guests, members, and the public at $75 per person, plus standard Eventbrite fees. Reservations may be made through the Dining Concierge at 508-945-6732 or via Eventbrite. Cancellations made 72 hours or more in advance incur no charge, those 48 to 72 hours in advance are charged 50 percent per person, and those less than 48 hours in advance are charged 100 percent per person.

Dinner & A Movie: The Christophers

The Woods Hole Film Festival’s Dinner & A Movie series continues with Steven Soderbergh’s new feature The Christophers, starring Michaela Coel and Ian McKellen. The story follows Julian Sklar, a once-celebrated figure from the 1960s London art scene who has withdrawn into solitude. His estranged children, played by James Corden and Jessica Gunning, recruit Lori, a young painter with a history of forgery portrayed by Michaela Coel, to pose as an assistant and infiltrate his home studio. Their aim is to reach a storied cache of unfinished canvases and leverage them in a bid for inheritance. The cast also features Ferdy Roberts. Part of the Winter and Spring Film Series, Dinner & A Movie offers twice-monthly, in-person screenings of independent films, including past festival selections and titles curated specifically for this program. The film will screen at Redfield Auditorium. Before the show, ticket holders may be eligible for a discount on dinner at the Captain Kidd Restaurant and the Quahog Republic Leeside Pub; contact the restaurants for details and reservations. Tickets are $18, $12 for WHFF members, and $10 for students and military, with day-of-show tickets $20 when available. Buying in advance is encouraged, and tickets are also sold at the door if not sold out.

“The Three Little Pigs” Puppet show presented by Dream Tale Puppets at the OVL!

Dream Tale Puppets presents a 25-minute retelling of the well known tale at OVL, designed for small audiences and often a favorite at family parties. Three piglets build three very different houses and outsmart a mischievous wolf, with conversations with their mother, house building, and lively back and forth playing out on and around a cloth draped tabletop. The production uses four rod puppets for the pigs, a hand puppet for the wolf, and an assortment of home building materials. Two artists bring the story to life, one handling narration and character voices and the other animating the puppets. Performers include puppeteer Jacek Zuzanski with either Margaret Moody, Robert Bock, or Laura Opie. After the performance, children usually have a chance to meet the performers, get a closer look at the puppets and props, ask questions, and play.

Memorial day weekend

Now in its 26th year, this Memorial Day weekend event takes place at Save Drummer Boy Park.

The West End Day Party: Barnstaple 🎭

Labyrinth Barnstaple hosts a daytime celebration of musical theatre with The West End Day Party: Live. Experience West End vocalists delivering powerhouse numbers while a party DJ keeps the energy high with beloved show tunes and movie musical anthems. The crowd becomes part of the action with karaoke-style singalongs, confetti bursts, and big shared moments that capture the buzz of a night out, brought into the day. Dressing up is welcome for extra sparkle, from sequins to full theatre glam, though completely optional. Look forward to songs from favorites including Wicked, The Greatest Showman, Jersey Boys, Six, The Phantom of the Opera, Chicago, Oliver!, Mamma Mia!, Grease, Les Misérables, and more for a feel-good atmosphere from first note to finale.

Sandwich Artisans Fine Arts & Craft show

Sandwich Artisans is hosting their Fine Arts & Crafts show. A large percentage of the artisans fees will be donated to the Sandwich Public Library to support youth art programs. There will also be a book sale.

2026 Memorial Day Flag Placement

Operation Flags for Vets will honor veterans by placing over 77,000 flags at the Massachusetts National Cemetery. A ceremony will begin, after which flags will be available to be placed.

Meet the Artist & Trunk Show in Cape Cod!

Meet the artist at a special trunk show as the Cape Ann Designs collection makes its debut at Lexaco, LLC in Cape Cod. This event introduces a new retail partnership and features the collection inside a handmade gold and silver, nature-inspired jewelry store.

Walking Photography Workshop

Photographer and educator Paul Muratore leads a relaxed, hands-on walking workshop through some of Chatham’s most visually engaging locations. This two-hour experience welcomes curious beginners and seasoned shooters alike, whether using a dedicated camera or a mobile phone. Participants explore photography through movement and observation, practicing simple techniques they can use anywhere. The route includes Chatham Fish Pier to capture energy, motion and working harbor moments, the flowers at Chatham Bars Inn to focus on detail, color and creative composition, and Seaside Vista to study landscape, light and atmosphere by the water. Expect to sharpen your eye for light, strengthen composition and build confidence in visual storytelling. No prior experience is required, and attendees are encouraged to bring a camera or phone, comfortable walking shoes, a sense of adventure and a willingness to learn. The workshop is $50 per person and is open to the public as well as guests and members. Reservations can be made through the concierge at 508-945-6871 or via Eventbrite, and Eventbrite fees will apply. Cancellations made at least 72 hours in advance incur no charge, those 48 to 72 hours beforehand incur a 50 percent charge per person, and those made less than 48 hours before the workshop are charged 100 percent per person.

Glass Fused Coaster Set Workshop

At Sandwich Glass Museum, a workshop suitable for beginners offers a chance to make a pair of handcrafted coasters while exploring the basics of glass fusing. Participants work with colorful fusible glass to create their own unique designs.

Gatch Acoustic at 550 Tavern

An acoustic set at 550 Tavern features Gatch, a Boston-based independent singer and songwriter. His music leans into moody pop, frequently centered on girls, and sometimes turns toward reflections on life.

Bermuda Search Party

Bermuda Search Party, previously known as The Q-Tip Bandits, brings a bold, high-energy show to Neptune's. Their performance style is bright and uplifting, creating a life-affirming atmosphere that feels like a joyful celebration.

Field School: Cape Cod Herbal Immersion

Discover the plants of Cape Cod in a two-day course. Participants will learn about the medicine of the trees, shrubs, and wildflowers located in dunes, fields, woods, and wetlands. The weekend will be spent hiking the different ecosystems of Cape Cod, learning about the plants found there. Attendees will stroll along the beach to gather beach rose petals for tea, infused honey, and elixir. Discussions will include ethical harvesting principles, how to work with plants and their chemistry to make effective remedies, the human relationship with our ecosystem, and how ecosystems can provide healing. Participants will leave with herbal remedies to share.

The Dexter Rhododendron Collection: Past, Present, and Future

Explore the history of rhododendrons at Heritage Museums & Gardens. Lillian Borbas, Curator of Rhododendrons, will discuss Charles O. Dexters work and legacy. See images of Dexters hybrids and learn about those who continued his work. Discover how the museum has expanded its collection from 18 Dexter hybrids in 1970 to over 170 today. Get a behind-the-scenes look at how the collection is preserved and grown using propagation techniques. This program will be held indoors at the Heald Center inside the J.K. Lilly III Automobile Gallery. There will be time for questions following the presentation.

Autumn Drive | Neptune's Cape Cod

Autumn Drive began as a studio project in summer 2023 and has grown into an indie act on the rise, touring across greater New England. Rooted in SouthCoast Massachusetts, the band first built a following in the Cape Cod and Islands bar scene, then expanded into Boston and college communities statewide, selling out shows along the way. Highlights include an appearance at Mojofest, known as Massachusetts’ largest college music festival with 4,000 attendees. The group was a finalist in Levitate Music Festival’s Songwriter of the Year national contest and made a debut on a large festival stage last year. With two EPs already released and a third, Going Undone, arriving in November 2025, the band is backing the new music with supporting tours.

Jazz Jam with Bart Weisman

On the third Sunday of each month, a jazz jam brings together listeners and performers to explore jazz standards with Fred Boyle on piano, Ron Ormsby on bass, and Bart Weisman on drums. Established in 2006, it has remained the only jazz jam on Cape Cod, featuring both professional and student musicians. Sponsored by Marlene Marrocco. Tickets are 20 dollars for the public and 15 dollars for members, 10 dollars for musicians and 5 dollars for members, and free for students.

“The Cottage” on stage at the Barnstable Comedy Club

The Cottage, written by Sandy Rustin and directed by Alex Lucchesi, unfolds inside a grand estate in the English countryside as a romantic farce. Secrets spill in every direction and the comedy grows as relationships tangle and untangle.

The April Fools

Presented by the Harvard Club, this afternoon concert showcases humorous folk that invites both laughter and thoughtful moments. The program features Buskin and Batteau alongside Christine Lavin.

Taps Across America Cape Cod

Honor Memorial Day with a National Day of Remembrance observance on the Veterans Memorial Overpass named for United States Marine Corporal Nicholas G. Xiarhos. The ceremony features the solemn sounding of Taps, paying tribute to those who gave their lives in service and recognizing Gold Star families.

Memorial Day Cake Decorating

The Sugar Connection presents an ocean-themed cake decorating class at Chatham Inn Relais & Châteaux on Cape Cod, celebrating the spirit of Memorial Day weekend with coastal charm and a touch of summer. Each participant decorates a personal 4-inch cake, learning how to create buttercream waves and add graham cracker sand for a beachside look. Designed for beginners and focused on creativity and fun, the session shares techniques that can be used at home. Guests can tailor flavors at the signature Flavor Perfume Bar and finish their designs at the Sprinkle Bar, which features classic sugar pearls and sea-inspired mixes. Everyone departs with a boxed cake, a certificate of completion, and a Polaroid keepsake. Set against the inn’s refined, intimate ambiance and picturesque coastal backdrop, this experience offers a relaxing, elevated afternoon. Participants also receive a special promo code to consider turning the visit into a full Memorial Day weekend getaway.

Hyannis HyARTS Artist Shanties weekend of May 22 - May 25 * OPEN May - Oct!

Visit the Hyannis HyARTS Artist Shanties, with two locations along the Walkway-to-the-Sea, from May to October. Located at Bismore Park & Harbor Overlook on Ocean Street, the 12 seaside shanties are open to the public. Artists and their artwork change weekly throughout the season.

Land, Community & Conservation on Cape Cod: The History of the Mashpee National Wildlife Refuge

AmeriCorps volunteer Alayana appears alongside founders and partners of the Mashpee National Wildlife Refuge for a program exploring land, community, and conservation on Cape Cod through the refuge’s history. The speakers will describe how the refuge came together, including the collaboration that made it possible, the obstacles they navigated, their goals for the landscape, and the projects that helped establish the second biggest conservation area on Cape Cod. Participants will hear the story directly from the people who led the effort.

Cape Cod Hospital Auxiliary - Chatham/Harwich Branch: "CPR/Stop the Bleed - Basic First Aid Steps

The Cape Cod Hospital Auxiliary - Chatham/Harwich Branch is hosting a presentation on CPR and basic first aid steps. Michael Lopriore, a Firefighter & EMS Captain with the Chatham Fire Department, will be presenting following the CCHA business meeting and luncheon.

Mother Goose on the Loose

This gentle storytime at West Falmouth Library is led by Miss Martha and created for children ages 0 to 3 and their caregivers. The early literacy session weaves simple stories with lively songs to encourage language development and playful interaction.

Knit Lits Knitting Group 🧶

The Knit Lits knitting group meets weekly at the library. New knitters are always welcome, and project assistance is available to both new and experienced knitters. No registration is required.

Annual Fishing Trip 2026

Space is limited for this annual fishing trip at Helen H Deep Sea Fishing. Porgy charter tickets are $120, and a fishing pole can be rented for $5. To reserve a spot, contact George Vasiliadis at 774-420-9891.

Reiki & Sound Share

A monthly Reiki and sound share at Ray Of Light Health welcomes Reiki-certified practitioners, energy workers, and anyone curious about sound healing. The gathering begins with a brief meet and greet, followed by a soothing sound healing meditation, then participants take turns on the table to give and receive Reiki in a relaxed, community setting. Support is available for those wishing to incorporate sound into their Reiki sessions, and no prior sound experience is required. The session is facilitated by Amanda Willis of Sakura Sound And Reiki and Ellyn of Ray Of Light Healt, both Reiki Masters, Energy Medicine and Synergy Of Sound Healing Practitioners, Energy For Life Coaches, and Sva Ha Yoga Teachers. The exchange is $10. Attendance is limited to six people, so advance registration through the ticket link is required. Cards are not charged at sign up, and cash is welcome upon arrival. Marking Going on Facebook does not reserve a spot, registration is needed to confirm participation.

Bridge

Experienced bridge players are invited to a recurring weekly game. This meet-up offers regular play for those already comfortable with the game. Participants are asked to complete annual registration to receive important updates about any changes to the schedule or meeting location.

Gearhead Garage

This after-hours event provides a look at Heritages antique and classic car collection. The Auto Collections Manager will share information about featured vehicles, start them up, and take them for demonstration drives, weather permitting. Attendees will also get to go behind the scenes into the auto storage area and maintenance garage, and connect with fellow enthusiasts. This months program highlights the 1910 Cadillac Model 30 Roadster and the 1927 LaSalle Sport Phaeton. In the event of bad weather, the program will be held indoors in the J.K. Lilly III Automobile Gallery.

Cape Cod's Finest Female Artists : Vanna Pacella + Natalia Bonfini

Vanna Pacella and Natalia Bonfini take the stage with their bands for a showcase of powerful voices and vibrant musicianship at Neptune’s Cape Cod. Fresh from a 2025 Boston Music Awards win for New Act of the Year, Vanna blends the polish of a seasoned performer with the spark of a rising artist. Centered on keyboards, piano, and vocals, she is a dedicated live musician who plays frequently and forges real connections with audiences. Her performances have stretched across New England, from Provincetown to Providence, and have ranged from large settings like Patriot Place at Gillette Stadium to a nursing home in her hometown. Rooted in the blues, Natalia pairs vivid storytelling with commanding vocals. An award winning songwriter, her single “Before” won the New England Songwriters Competition and earned an honorable mention in SongDoor’s international competition. Her EP, “Beyond the Broken Pieces,” offers an intimate look at love, heartbreak, and the path to self discovery. A top 50 finalist on the 20th season of American Idol, she has performed alongside national acts including David Cook, Crystal Bowersox, Allen Stone, Joe Louis Walker, and Bruce Springsteen. Her sound evokes Amy Winehouse or Janis Joplin, with the lyrical edge of Alanis Morissette.

4th Annual Black Sea Bass Tournament

At Rod & Rail, the 4th Annual Black Sea Bass Tournament brings a full weekend of competitive fishing and is promoted as the largest Black Sea Bass tournament in the nation. The event is presented in support of a cause.

Cape Cod Comedy Cup: Round 2

The competition continues at Naukabout Brewery with round two of the Cape Cod Comedy Cup, where comedians vie to be crowned the King or Queen of Cape Cod Comedy. The event adds a playful spooky twist.

FMSC Packing Event

Cape Cod churches and community groups will pack meals to help feed starving children. There are volunteer opportunities to pack meals, set up, and take down during two-hour shifts. People are welcome to donate and invite their family and friends, including children 5 years and older.

Hyannis HyARTS Artist Shanties weekend of May 29 - May 31 * OPEN May - Oct!

Visit the Hyannis HyARTS Artist Shanties, which feature seaside shanties with artists and artisans selling handmade items. The artists and artwork change weekly, so theres always something new to discover. The shanties are located in Hyannis Harbor at Bismore Park & Harbor Overlook, a short walk from Hyannis Main Street.

Ghosts of Jupiter

Ghosts of Jupiter, a New England band known for progressive rock and psychedelic soundscapes, will be performing. The band is led by Nate Wilson, a current moe. keyboardist and founding member of Percy Hill. Opening the show is Caylin Costello, a singer-songwriter and frontwoman from Milford, NH, who leads the Caylin Costello Band. She will be performing an acoustic set showcasing her vocals and guitar work, influenced by rock, pop, and indie.

Cape Symphony: Voices of Spring

Cape Symphony Orchestra brings the season to life at Barnstable Performing Arts Center with a program that traces spring’s energy and color. The concert opens with Lili Boulanger’s D’un matin de printemps, followed by Debussy’s Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun, then concludes after intermission with Mahler’s Symphony No. 5, moving from a somber beginning to a hopeful finale that includes the beloved Adagietto. Music Director Alyssa Wang conducts this Masterpiece series finale. Ticketholders are also invited to a Musically Speaking pre-concert talk about the program, led by Assistant Conductor Joe Marchio, which begins one hour before the performance.

‘Seaweed’ Children’s Story Time with Ecologist & Author Gil Newton and The Barnstable Land Trust

Seaweed is a familiar sight along Cape beaches, yet it is often overlooked or misunderstood. This children’s story time features a presentation by ecologist and author Gil Newton that explores what seaweeds are, how they support coastal wildlife, how to recognize different kinds, which species can become invasive and cause ecological issues, and which varieties are edible or used in industry. The program takes place in the Lillian Dixie Morton Children’s Room at the Osterville Village Library and is offered in partnership with Barnstable Land Trust and the Osterville Village Library. For more information, contact Amy Wolfe at awolfe@clamsnet.org or call 508-428-5757.

Bumblebee Mosaic Workshop

Learn mosaic fundamentals while crafting a cheerful bee design. This class teaches how to cut and arrange glass pieces so participants can assemble their own bumblebee mosaic.

Fishermen's View

Massachusetts native Nate Ramos, a singer songwriter now based in Plymouth, showcases resonant vocals and emotionally honest storytelling. He continues to gain recognition as a rising Americana artist.

‘The Importance of Seaweeds’ presented by Ecologist and Author Gil Newton & Barnstable Land Trust

Ecologist and author Gil Newton presents a talk on the many roles of seaweeds found along the Cape's shores. The presentation addresses how seaweeds support animal life, the names of different kinds, whether they are plants, species that can become invasive and the environmental problems they can cause, and which varieties are edible or used in industry. Offered in the Main Meeting Room at the Osterville Village Library through a partnership between Barnstable Land Trust and the Osterville Village Library.

Cape Cod Youth Dart Tournament 2026

Young dart players gather at Yarmouth Loyal Order of Moose 2270 for a full day focused on the game. Participation is free for players 18 and under, with brackets for ages 12 and under and 13 and older. Each youth participant receives a swag bag along with pizza and beverages. Parent involvement is welcomed. The event creates a welcoming start for new players and a local platform for experienced youth competitors. Support is provided by Peter "The Donator" Field, Cape Cod Dart League, DGZ & D Productions, Yarmouth Moose Lodge, DC Porcelli's Pizza & More, Mack Darts, and all the parents.

First Church Walks for Hope

First Church Sandwich UCC is taking part in the annual Walk for Hope benefiting Housing Assistance Corp. This community effort helps neighbors connect with essential housing services, resources, and support. Participants can seek sponsors to amplify their impact and show neighborly care.

SandBar Series IV: Piano Quintets

St. Christopher's Episcopal Church hosts a chamber concert devoted to music for piano and strings. The centerpiece of the program is Brahms's Piano Quintet.

Baseball — Cape Cod Challenger Club

Come enjoy a baseball game on a beautiful field. The event includes warm-up drills and a performance of the national anthem by the Challenger Club Choir, followed by a few innings of baseball. Players of all ages and abilities are welcome.

May 31, 2026 – Tour de Barnstable

Now in its twelfth year, the Tour de Barnstable is a charity bike ride with a course that begins and ends in Hyannis, Massachusetts. It brings cyclists together to ride for a cause and share a community-focused experience.

IAN MAKSIN in FALMOUTH MA: Songs of Love & Peace

Ian Maksin, cellist, composer, and multilingual vocalist, brings a deeply immersive program to Saint Barnabas's Episcopal Church in Falmouth. He layers the cello with a loop pedal and other electronics, blending soulful instrumentals with voice to weave traditional songs from many cultures together with original works. The program features music from his latest release, shaped by travels across continents, mountaineering, flying airplanes, meditation, and collaborations with local musicians in search of a shared cultural thread. He will also share pieces from earlier albums including The Alchemist and Amor Renatus, along with selections from a repertoire of more than 300 songs in 43 languages. General admission is $40 for a limited time with taxes and fees included, and $50 after the quota is met and at the door. Recommended for ages 8 and up.

CCCA New England Region Grand Classic 2026

The New England Region hosts a Grand Classic at Heritage Museums & Gardens in Sandwich, Massachusetts on Cape Cod, featuring Full Classics on the lawn, expansive gardens, and the on-site car museum. The Car Barn showcases a collection of 43 antique and Full Classic automobiles, including Gary Cooper’s 1930 Duesenberg J Derham Tourster, a 1932 Auburn Boattail Speedster, and President Howard Taft’s 1909 White Steamer. The program begins with arrivals and check-in followed by a welcome dinner at a local restaurant. Friday centers on Classic Skills Games, a lighthearted series of low speed driving challenges on grass for participating Full Classics, highlighting driver skill and navigator coordination, with prizes planned. Saturday brings the Grand Classic on the lawn with live music, then an awards banquet at the Heald Center in the Car Barn at Heritage. Pre-dinner cocktails take place among the Classics and antiques in the Barn, accompanied by live music.

Shellfishing Talk at BLT

Learn about shellfish propagation in a talk led by Liz Lewis, a shellfish biologist and deputy shellfish constable for the Town of Barnstable in Massachusetts. This event is free.

One Time Weekend | Neptunes Cape Cod

One Time Weekend brings its high-energy, groove-focused show to Neptune’s Cape Cod. The sound blends shredding guitar work with funk, metal, and jam influences, all anchored by tight songwriting and a strong rhythmic pulse. The band’s reputation for explosive concerts comes from appearances at The Peach Music Festival, Northlands, and Memorial Meltdown, along with tours alongside Twiddle, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, and High Fade. Over the last decade they have released four studio albums and more than a hundred live recordings, earning millions of streams and a growing following known as OTW Nation through relentless touring, engaging performances, and a strong connection with fans. Onstage, twin lead guitarists Adam Eytan and Zac Mulcahy trade blazing lines over Ian D’Arcangelo’s funk-laced bass and lead vocals, while Ben “Beano” Sullivan holds the pocket with propulsive rhythm.

Reiki Master and Intuitive Healing Certification and Retreat

A three day Reiki Master and intuitive healing certification retreat takes place at Craigville Retreat Center, led by Liz Disterhoft, LICSW, a Reiki Master Teacher. The program honors the roots of Reiki and invites an expansive, Source-centered and intuitive approach to energy work. Liz has taught since 2013 across multiple lineages and is known for a grounded presence and clear guidance that supports embodied healing. A pivotal shift in her own spiritual path moved her beyond rigid structures into a practice shaped by direct connection to Source and intuitive insight. She now weaves foundational Usui teachings with advanced intuitive methods, multidimensional awareness and a healing flow refined through years of devotion. Across the immersive weekend, participants receive master-level training inspired by Usui and Holy Fire, taught through Liz’s evolved method, along with a master attunement oriented to Source. Instruction covers hands-on and distance sessions for individuals and groups, advanced energy anatomy and scanning, guided placements and activations that support spiritual growth, earth-based practices and mindful movement, and dedicated time for integration, reflection and mentorship. Completion results in a Reiki Master and Teacher certification recognized through COSMIKA and the instructor’s lineages. The teaching style is intuitive, God-connected, trauma aware, somatically grounded and spiritually mature. It remains respectful of tradition while creating room for each person’s authentic gifts. The retreat welcomes anyone who has completed Reiki I and II in any lineage, healers seeking to deepen intuitive and channeling abilities, and students looking for a Source-guided path that blends personal transformation with practical skills. All backgrounds and lineages are invited. Set on Cape Cod at Craigville Retreat Center, the setting offers private beach access, walking trails, expansive marsh views and quiet spaces for contemplation. The group gathers at the Manor for learning, practice, activation and rest. Shared and private lodging options are available. Participants leave with the ability to teach Reiki, a deeper connection to their own healing style, greater confidence in hands-on and distance work, tools to offer sessions personally or professionally, a renewed relationship with God or Source and intuition, and a sense of clarity, empowerment and spiritual alignment. Registration includes two nights of lodging, three days of immersive training, all meals and snacks, the manual and materials, certification and access to the grounds and sacred spaces. Payments are nonrefundable and secure enrollment. Payment plans are available through PayPal’s Pay Later option.

Keys in Conversation with Fred Boyle & Chris Grasso. A Dual Piano Jazz Event

This concert spotlights two grand pianos and two accomplished pianists in a rare side-by-side setting. Fred Boyle and Chris Grasso share the stage at twin grands, answering each other in real time as they trade phrases, build harmonies, and let improvisation steer the conversation. Boyle, a Cape Cod mainstay, has appeared at Birdland and Scullers, served as music director for Norwegian Cruise Line, and performed as a featured pianist for Seabourn. He has shared bills with artists from Chet Atkins to Joan Rivers and continues to contribute to the New England jazz community with collaborators such as Suede, Dick Johnson, and the Cape Symphony. Grasso, classically trained at the Peabody Institute and the University of Michigan, is widely sought after by leading vocalists. His release Many Rivers is rising on the charts on the Grammy-winning Truth Revolution Records, and his work as music director for internationally acclaimed vocalist Sharón Clark has drawn praise from the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and JazzTimes. Rounding out the group, Ron Ormsby brings bass lines known from the Cape Cod Jazz Trio, providing a steady, soulful foundation, while Bart Weisman on drums, a guiding figure in the Cape Cod jazz scene, adds the drive and a curator's touch shaped by many notable concerts. Tickets are $35, or $30 for members.

THE LATIN KINGS OF COMEDY Paul Rodriguez and Joey Medina at Skippys 6/6/26

Kick off the summer with a live comedy show as Paul Rodriguez and Joey Medina of The Original Latin Kings of Comedy take the stage at Skippy's Pier I Restaurant & Marina. The evening is hosted by Matt Misci. Tickets are on sale now.

Grief 101 - Stigmatized Deaths

A death can send waves of change through families, friends, and the broader community. At Falmouth Public Library, this calm, educational program looks at grief connected to stigmatized losses, including those related to opioid use disorder. It addresses common myths and misunderstandings and shares compassionate ways people can support one another. The session emphasizes creating spaces of empathy, connection, and hope so that healing can take root.

16th Annual 40 Under 40 Awards

The 16th annual 40 Under 40 Awards takes place at Margaritaville Resort Cape Cod. Sponsored by Cape & Coast Bank, the event has nominations open and offers sponsorship opportunities. Tickets and tables will be available soon, with more details to follow.

Glasstown Early Music Inaugural Concert

Presented in partnership with the Sandwich Glass Museum, the first concert from Glasstown Early Music features Trio Langostino performing works by J. S. Bach, Alessandro Stradella, and Giovanni Bononcini. A reception with light refreshments and time for conversation follows the performance. Admission is free for the public. Seating is limited, and ticket reservations are encouraged.

Cape Cod Summer Jam with Krishna Guthrie Band + Everett Pendleton Band + Scott Damgaard & The Bubbs

A genre-crossing bill brings together three distinct acts. The Krishna Guthrie Band, rooted in the Green Mountains of Vermont, fuses rock, folk, and blues with touches of funk and rock and roll, balancing original material with inventive takes on familiar songs. From Medford, MASS, singer and guitarist Everett Pendleton leads a band with a growing repertoire that spans pop, rock, folk, soul, and blues. Opening the show is Scott Damgaard and The Bubbs, a quartet that came together through introductions among friends. Performing as a compact combo, they deliver energetic, articulate vocals and close harmonies over lean guitar, bass, drums, and hand percussion. Their set draws largely from Scott Damgaard’s seven solo albums, features fresh arrangements, and continues to evolve with new songs, along with the occasional deep-cut cover.

Cooper Alan

Cooper Alan brings showman flair and the hustle of a modern independent artist to Cape Cod Melody Tent, delivering country songs built on bold ideas and candid storytelling. The North Carolina native has built a massive audience on his own, surpassing 18 million followers and 750 million streams through heartfelt narratives, clever humor, and inventive genre blends. His debut full-length, Winston-Salem, has been released and highlights many sides of his life and artistry, from thoughtful songwriter and party starter to proud Southerner, husband, and soon-to-be father. The album unfolds in two parts, with Winston leaning inward and Salem turning up the energy with rowdy, boundary-pushing anthems, following the 2023 concept EP Take Forever that traces his real-life relationship and wedding. After early stints in cover bands and Nashville honky-tonks, he broke through via viral videos and a direct connection with fans. His songs span meditations on mental health to unapologetic drinking anthems, blending country with rock, pop, and hip hop and anchored by big hooks. On stage he has already sold more than 150,000 tickets around the world, including a sold-out 2024 headline tour in Australia. Accolades include Pandora Ten Artist To Watch and the SiriusXM + Pandora 2024 Future Five, and he reached No. 1 on SiriusXM The Highway’s Hot 30 Countdown with the breakout single Take Forever. Recent tracks such as Plead The Fifth, Holy Ghost, Dale Dickens (RIP), and Hard Acre offer a glimpse of what is ahead.

Sweet Harmony at The Flying Bridge / Long Bar LIVE series

Sweet Harmony performs at Flying Bridge Restaurant in Falmouth as part of the Long Bar LIVE series. This appearance features live music in the Long Bar setting.

Patio Planter Class at the Chatham Bars Inn Farm

Work with Fine Gardener Pamela Vasques and Farm Manager Shane Chambers in an interactive planter workshop that helps refresh any deck or patio. Discover how to plan and build a container garden using the thriller, filler, and spiller technique, a simple approach for creating balanced, eye catching arrangements. The session is open to guests of the Inn, members, and the public at $75 per person. Reserve through the Dining Concierge at 508-945-6732 or through Eventbrite, where standard fees apply. Cancellations made 72 hours or more in advance incur no charge. Cancellations 48 to 72 hours in advance result in a 50 percent charge per person. Cancellations less than 48 hours in advance are charged in full.

Annie Powell and Friends LIVE at SKIPPY’S 6/13

Annie Powell takes the stage at Skippy's Pier I Restaurant & Marina, performing alongside Gary Bolles and Ethan Printz. This live show brings Annie together with friends for a collaborative set at the venue.

moe. and Umphrey’s McGee

At Cape Cod Melody Tent, moe. and Umphrey’s McGee share the stage for an evening that brings together two long-running, genre-blending bands. Umphrey’s McGee, founded in Chicago and performing for nearly 28 years, blends progressive touches with song-centered writing and can pivot to metal-inspired riffs in the middle of a set. Their track record includes close to 3,000 shows and more than 300 million streams, a notable set at the first Bonnaroo where they led CD sales, and a pioneering effort to archive every concert starting in 2005 through their own service, now hosted on Nugs.net alongside artists like Pearl Jam and Bruce Springsteen. moe. formed 35 years ago among friends from the University of Buffalo, evolving from playful, genre-bending sessions into a six-piece known for relentless touring, DIY drive, hook-filled songwriting, and a highly engaged Famoe.ly community. They average about 100 shows each year and continue to release new music, including Circle of Giants on ATO. That album was nearly finished when bassist and vocalist Rob Derhak’s 25-year-old son passed away, and it channels the band’s grief into songs marked by resilience, grace, and humor. With keyboardist Nate Wilson now part of the full-time lineup, the group of Rob Derhak, Al Schnier, Chuck Garvey, Vinnie Amico, Jim Loughlin, and Nate Wilson carries the brotherhood forward.

Cape Symphony - Let's Groove Tonight: Motown & the Philly Sound

Motown soul and the Philadelphia Sound take center stage in a high-energy concert of classic R&B. Broadway star Chester Gregory teams up with vocal powerhouses Cherise Coaches and Brik.Liam alongside the Cape Symphony Orchestra under conductor Troy Quinn. The program highlights hits associated with Earth, Wind & Fire, Diana Ross, Lou Rawls, The Temptations, The O’Jays, and more, with favorites such as What’s Going On, I Heard It Through the Grapevine, I’m Gonna Make You Love Me, I’m Coming Out, Ain’t No Stopping Us Now, You’ll Never Find a Love Like Mine, Love Train, and You Make Me Feel Brand New. The performance takes place at Barnstable Performing Arts Center.

Cape Symphony - Let's Groove Tonight: Motown & the Philly Sound

Motown soul and R&B meet the signature Philadelphia Sound in a concert that celebrates legendary artists and timeless tracks. The program features songs linked to Earth, Wind & Fire, Diana Ross, Lou Rawls, The Temptations, The O’Jays, and more, performed with the Cape Symphony Orchestra at the Barnstable Performing Arts Center. Broadway artist Chester Gregory appears alongside vocalists Cherise Coaches and Brik.Liam, with Troy Quinn conducting. The set includes What’s Going On, I Heard It Through the Grapevine, I’m Gonna Make You Love Me, I’m Coming Out, Ain’t No Stopping Us Now, You’ll Never Find a Love Like Mine, Love Train, and You Make Me Feel Brand New.

Herb Garden Pizza Party

Design a window box herb garden with guidance from Chatham Bars Inn’s fine gardener, Pam Vasques. This hands-on class sends you home with your planted creation and practical skills, plus a complimentary glass of prosecco and a flatbread pizza featuring the same fresh herbs you just planted. The cost is $90 per person and it is open to the public as well as guests and members. Reservations are available through the Concierge at 508-945-6871 or via Eventbrite, and standard Eventbrite fees apply. Cancellations made 72 hours or more in advance incur no charge, while those within 72 hours are nonrefundable.

Changes in Latitudes: America's Premier Jimmy Buffett Tribute Show

Changes In Latitudes salutes the Mayor of Margaritaville with a vibrant tribute that balances heartfelt remembrance with the carefree spirit he championed. The nationally acclaimed band tours widely, sparking dancing conga lines and Trop Rock fun while creating a beach-party atmosphere that welcomes all ages. Over more than two decades, performances have stretched from Maine to Barbados and from Cape Cod to Arizona, including shows in the 900-seat Walt Disney Theaters aboard the Disney Magic and Disney Wonder and a turn at the National Hamburger Festival in Akron, Ohio for 6,500 fans, with attendance records set along the way. Members of Jimmy Buffett’s Coral Reefer Band have performed with them live and in the studio. On stage, the group delivers an uncannily faithful Buffett concert experience. Steve Kareta channels the artist’s easygoing storyteller style, the world-class musicians steer a musical cruise through Caribbean vibes, and the tropical stage setup reflects the look of classic Buffett tours. Expect favorites like “Margaritaville”, “Come Monday”, “Cheeseburger In Paradise”, and “Volcano”, along with “Changes In Latitudes, Changes In Attitudes”, plus Buffett-show staples such as “Brown Eyed Girl”, “Southern Cross”, and “It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere”.

Independence Day Legacy of Liberty

Hosted by the Town of Yarmouth, this commemoration marks the 250th anniversary of the American Revolutionary War with a monument dedication and living history fair at Thacher Park and the Ancient Cemetery. The program includes dedicating a monument honoring more than 400 local residents who served in the Revolution, followed by a grave marking ceremony at the Ancient Cemetery in Yarmouth Port. Living history interpreters in period attire will engage visitors at the gravesites with interactive storytelling. Afterward, activities shift back to the monument area for a living history fair featuring food vendors and activities for children.

Stories in Swing: Shawnn Monteiro & Cape Cod Jazz Quartet

Shawnn Monteiro brings a lifetime in jazz to the stage. Discovered in the early 1970s by Afro-Cuban jazz pioneer Mongo Santamaria while singing at a San Jose club, she toured extensively with his band before stepping out as a solo artist grounded in the tradition she grew up with. Her father, bassist Jimmy Woode of the Duke Ellington orchestra, introduced her to Europe’s jazz circles, and she has continued to foster those ties through tours and by leading master vocal classes in Rome and Genoa starting in 1995. Listeners have likened her sound to Carmen McRae for its conversational ease and confident phrasing, yet her voice remains distinctly her own. With seven albums and appearances spanning from Rhode Island to Siberia, she is recognized as a skilled interpreter of jazz standards and a dedicated educator. In 2024 she was inducted into the Rhode Island Music Hall of Fame. She appears with the Cape Cod Jazz Quartet, featuring Steve Ahern on trumpet and flute, Fred Boyle on piano, Ron Ormsby on bass, and Bart Weisman on drums. Together they shape an intimate, swinging exchange that arises when seasoned musicians share a stage. Tickets are $35, or $30 for members.

That 70s Band at Bourne Scenic Park

That 70s Band brings its debut performance to Bourne Scenic Park. Pack a chair for comfort and wear shoes you can dance in.

Town of Barnstable HHW Collection

Clear out old paint, leftover chemicals, and other household hazardous materials at a local HHW collection that helps protect Cape Cod’s drinking water, homes, and environment. Residents can bring approved items for proper disposal, with a process designed to be quick and straightforward. Check your town’s guidelines for eligibility and to see which materials are accepted. Do not put hazardous materials in the trash or pour them down the drain. Safe disposal keeps waterways clean and communities safe.

Spring Cape Cod Record Fair

Presented by The Magic Message and Cape Symphony, this record fair features thousands of LPs and 45s from dealers offering new and vintage releases across all genres. DJs will spin music throughout the day. Admission is a $3 suggested donation, with $10 early bird VIP access available. More information will be shared. Record donations are welcome; for donation inquiries, email themagicmessage@gmail.com.

Veterans & First Responders Resource Summit

At Bourne VFW Auxiliary 5988, a free, family-friendly resource summit brings the community together with a focus on veterans and first responders. Admission is free and open to all. Enjoy food, live music, and raffles with prizes while meeting organizations that provide mental health support, housing assistance, job training, wellness programs, and other helpful services. The 5th Annual 22K9 Motorcycle Ride will make an appearance during the summit. Organizations that serve veterans or first responders can sponsor a table to showcase their resources, with a suggested $100 donation. The day emphasizes connection, practical help, and the message that support is close at hand.

‘Vision Through the Years: Understanding Your Aging Eyes’ Presented by Dr. Michael Price

Dr. Michael Price presents a practical, easy-to-understand look at how eyesight changes with age and what can help preserve eye health. The presentation reviews basic eye anatomy, clarifies which changes are typical and which call for professional evaluation, and shares ways to support long-term vision through smart lifestyle choices, early detection, and modern treatments. Topics include why reading glasses become necessary, what cataracts are and when to consider treatment along with today’s surgical options and lens implants, glaucoma and the importance of routine monitoring for this condition that can quietly steal vision, and the differences between wet and dry macular degeneration with current treatment approaches. Dry eye, floaters, and flashes are also covered. The session concludes with time for questions. Dr. Price is an ophthalmologist and neuro-ophthalmologist whose career has included roles at Boston University and Boston City Hospital, private practice in Malden, and Massachusetts Eye and Ear, and he is now retired on the Cape.

Ssgt Raymond G Tourville memorial clam bake

At Clark-Haddad Post 188 American Legion, the second annual memorial clambake honors Staff Sergeant Raymond G. Tourville and raises support for veteran and military mental health initiatives. Proceeds benefit the Raymond G. Tourville Memorial Fund, a donor-advised fund of The Cape Cod Foundation that backs programs addressing the hidden wounds felt by veterans, active-duty service members, and their families. Dinner selections are made at registration. Adult plates offer a choice of lobster, chicken, or steak, served with steamers, clam chowder, red potatoes, corn on the cob, sweet Italian sausage, watermelon, and water. Kids meals feature a choice of hamburger, cheeseburger, or hot dog, with clam chowder, potato chips, watermelon, and water. Tickets are available, and sponsorship opportunities provide additional ways to contribute and recognize community support. Participation helps expand access to mental health resources, build awareness, and honor those lost to invisible wounds.

Jazz Jam with Bart Weisman

Listeners and players gather to perform and hear jazz standards with Fred Boyle on piano, Ron Ormsby on bass, and Bart Weisman on drums. Both professional and student musicians take part. Since 2006, it has been presented as Cape Cod's sole jazz jam. Support is provided by Marlene Marrocco. Admission is $20 for the public and $15 for members, musicians pay $10 or $5 for members, and students are admitted free.

4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION AT THE UNCOMMONER HOTEL

AK Cody brings live country to West Yarmouth with two performances in one day, including a set at the Uncommoner Hotel. The music features a no-frills country sound for the holiday weekend. Another performance also takes place at Freebird Motor Lodge at the Dirty Birdie.

Georgia Peach Truck — Hyannis, MA @ Hyannis Country Garden

Georgia Peach Truck is stopping at Hyannis Country Garden with fresh Georgia peaches from historic Dickey Farms in Musella, Georgia, along with shelled pecans from the Peach State. To access discounted pricing and ensure availability, place a preorder by the stated deadline and select a pickup window at checkout. Walk-up sales may be limited. Preordered items are non-refundable and must be collected during the scheduled pickup time, and missed orders will not be left at host locations.

That 80s Band at Bourne Gazebo

Experience an open air show that welcomes all ages. For comfort, please bring your own chair for seating.

10th Annual Chatham Liberty Craft Festival

Summer on Cape Cod gets a handmade spotlight at the Chatham Liberty Craft Festival, a juried outdoor showcase on the Chatham Community Center lawn that celebrates creativity, coastal character, and community spirit. More than 55 American makers present a carefully curated selection of work, creating a relaxed, high quality open air shopping experience for residents and visitors alike. Discover a wide range of handcrafted pieces, from seaside inspired artwork and jewelry to home accents, bath and body items, functional designs, and giftable finds, along with a thoughtfully balanced mix of returning favorites and new artisans. Specialty foods and gourmet treats add to the experience while you browse. Well behaved, leashed dogs are welcome. The festival is held rain or shine, and admission is free.

SHADOWS: A “Golden Era of Nightclubs” Cabaret with Lisa Kantor

Inspired by the golden age of nightclubs, Shadows highlights the vocalists who brought 1940s clubs, speakeasies, and cabarets to life. Singer Lisa Kantor revisits the era with music tied to Duke Ellington, Cole Porter, Johnny Mercer, George and Ira Gershwin, Peggy Lee, and others, shaping an intimate journey where the songs carry the stories and the room hums with energy. Fresh off receiving the Mike Renzi Award in Provincetown and strong notices in both Boston and New York City, she brings this acclaimed program to the Cultural Center of Cape Cod. The performance lasts about 75 minutes. The creative team features director Lina Koutrakos, music director Tom LaMark, and bassist Dave Landoni. Cabaret Scenes critics have praised Kantor’s ease with the Great American Songbook and the cohesive design of the show. Over the past two decades she has crafted and performed solo cabarets across Boston, the Berkshires, Provincetown, and New York, including a debut of Shadows at Don’t Tell Mama, and she has been recording an upcoming album in New York.