Events in Yarmouth, MA

Settle in for a leisurely midday rail excursion that pairs fresh coffee and a thoughtfully prepared luncheon with attentive service and window-worthy scenery. Glide past stretches of coastline, quiet salt marshes, and wooded vistas while a host shares brief narration about landmarks along the route. This all-weather outing offers a comfortable break in the middle of the day and is suitable for guests of every age.

This community offering provides a complimentary take-home meal for your household along with free personal care essentials. It is available to all residents of Cape Cod.

Experience a roundtrip rail adventure that slips behind the scenes to showcase Cape Cod’s natural side. The route passes forests, dunes, cranberry bogs, tidal marshes, and the iconic Cape Cod Canal. Throughout the ride, an engaging narrator shares facts and lively Cape stories that inform and entertain from start to finish.

Aboard this moving dining room, take in the scenery of charming Cape villages while gentle romantic music sets the mood. As the train rolls along, a four-course gourmet meal is freshly prepared and presented at tables dressed in white linens, honoring the classic traditions of rail service. Settle into the relaxed cadence of the tracks and savor each course in a classic rail setting.

This event features a fun mix of music bingo and trivia with prizes to win. Lemonadio hosts the games for a lighthearted, social atmosphere.

This free weekly recovery support group creates a safe and welcoming place to connect with others, grow, and reinforce recovery. It is open to anyone at any stage, and there is no requirement to be a Duffy patient. Guided by Recovery Coach Erika Jabas, sessions emphasize community, hope, and mutual support.

At Parkers River Landing in Yarmouth, the Agent Orange Awareness Event and Honorary Wreath Laying Ceremony is held in conjunction with The Wall That Heals, the official Vietnam Veterans Memorial replica and mobile education center. The program honors those who served, brings attention to the lasting effects of Agent Orange exposure, and affirms support for veterans and their families. Attendees will find educational exhibits through the mobile education center, information on health conditions related to exposure and where to seek assistance, and opportunities to hear veteran stories along with expert perspectives. The focus is on remembrance, community support, and meaningful action for those who served. For details, contact Debi Robinson at 253-226-1588 or Barbara-Anne Foley at 508-237-3349. Know the past, support the present, and hope for the future.

CSYC Music Director Stephanie Riley leads a one-day choral clinic for singers ages 12 to 20. Participants build vocal technique, musicianship, and ensemble skills while rehearsing exciting choral repertoire in a collaborative setting. The day includes work on healthy singing, tone production, blend, musical expression, sight singing, and rehearsal techniques, with time to connect with peers who share a passion for music. Placement auditions for the Cape Symphony Youth Chorus will be available during the clinic. The experience concludes with an informal performance highlighting what participants have accomplished. To register, email sriley@capesymphony.org.

Experience a round trip train ride that highlights Cape Cod’s landscapes, from quiet woodlands and rolling sand dunes to cranberry bogs, salt marshes, and the Cape Cod Canal. Along the route, narration delivered onboard shares facts and colorful local stories that add context to the scenery outside the windows. Passengers get a closer look at the area’s natural features while staying informed and entertained for the full ride.

At Neptune's Cape Cod, UNCAGED delivers a faithful Zac Brown Band tribute filled with uplifting energy, tight harmonies, and expert musicianship. The performance honors the Grammy recognized catalog and blends country, Southern rock, bluegrass, and coastal vibes in a sound longtime listeners know well. The set features favorites including Chicken Fried, Colder Weather, Toes, Knee Deep, and Keep Me in Mind.

The Linda Ronstadt Experience makes its debut at Neptune's Cape Cod with a concert that honors Linda Ronstadt’s legacy. Led by Tristan McIntosh of American Idol, the performance blends commanding vocals with a skilled band to capture the power and subtlety of Ronstadt’s prime. The set spans favorites such as You’re No Good, When Will I Be Loved, That’ll Be the Day, Blue Bayou, and Different Drum, along with beloved tracks associated with songwriters like Jackson Browne, Elvis Costello, Tom Petty, Neil Young, The Rolling Stones, and Warren Zevon. Linda Ronstadt’s producer Peter Asher has publicly applauded McIntosh and the group for their work. Whether these songs are familiar favorites or new discoveries, this tribute invites listeners to revisit decades of influential music.

Enjoy a day on the fairways at Hyannis Golf Course during the NETSA golf tournament, which features a shotgun start. Registration is available until the posted deadline. Pair the outing with a stay at Margaritaville Cape Cod, where a group rate is offered with code 9600606. Families can make it a relaxing end of summer weekend.

Vocalist and pianist Robbie Pate appears with the Cape Cod Jazz Trio for an evening of jazz. His career spans Brooklyn venues, Fenway Park, Tokyo jazz clubs, and the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, reflecting a blend of jazz, pop, and R&B. A graduate of Berklee College of Music and the New England Conservatory, he has toured with the Alexey Podymkin Quartet and the Yuki Futami Trio in Japan and has performed at Fenway with the Zac Brown Band. At home, he holds a residency at Tin Pan Alley in Provincetown, performs with The Matt Savage Groove Experiment, and teaches ensemble musicians at Berklee and the Longy School of Music. He is joined by Fred Boyle on piano, Ron Ormsby on bass, and Bart Weisman on drums, who curates many jazz events on the Cape. Tickets are $35, or $30 for members.

Clear out old paint, solvents, and other hazardous household materials at a local Household Hazardous Waste collection. Residents can drop off these items for safe disposal that helps protect drinking water, homes, and the environment across Cape Cod. The process is simple and efficient. Review your town’s guidance to confirm what can be accepted before you go.

Giving it another go on Cape Cod, this small comic convention features a wide selection of vintage comic books, toys, and trading cards, with hopes for cooperative weather and no prolonged power outages.

Set at Labyrinth in Barnstable, this day party spotlights Ibiza anthems from the 90s and 00s, recreating that island-club energy with a warm, sunset vibe. Glowsticks and giveaways will light up the floor while back-to-back favorites like Café del Mar, Children, Insomnia, Lola’s Theme, and Put Your Hands Up for Detroit spark hands-in-the-air moments. The soundtrack spans two decades of dance history, inviting attendees to dress for the dancefloor, lose themselves in the music that shaped a generation, and still head home before the night is late.

Celebrating all things dachshund, this Cape Cod tradition returns to historic Barnstable Village with the Weenieton Wiener Waddle and Waggin’ Parade and the Doxie Dash. Contests recognize the longest dachshund and the teeniest weenie, offering prizes and bragging rights. The official Dachs-Song will be sung, and there will be opportunities to mingle with other doxies, all in support of local animal organizations. Registration for the Doxie Dash opens on National Dachshund Day. More details will be announced soon.

Walk of Shame at Oliver's & Planck's Tavern keeps summer's heat alive and carries the warm weather spirit forward.

Set out on a yearly walking tour that begins at Packet Landing, continues to the Indian Memorial, and concludes at the Yarmouth Quaker Meetinghouse shortly after the service ends. Following the walk, participants may share a meal with the Friends in the Ancient Schoolhouse on the Quaker grounds, with a full Indigenous style meal provided. Reservations are available through the Find Tickets option. Supported in part by the Town of Yarmouth’s Tourism Revenue Preservation Fund.

Experience live music from the Ayla Brown Band at Neptune's in Hyannis. Tickets are available for this performance.

At Margaritaville Resort Cape Cod, LandShark Bar & Grill turns lunchtime into a lively locals gathering with a live broadcast from Stephanie in the Morning with Lemonadio. Expect tasty bites, chilled drinks, and relaxed island vibes while the show airs. Locals can take part in on-site giveaways for chances to win cash, gift cards, and other prizes throughout the broadcast, making midday feel like a mini escape.

This two-hour volunteer session supports BLT’s green team at Fuller Farm, a 22-acre signature property with a brief woodland loop that looks out over cranberry bogs and a meadow path tracing the edge of a former dairy field. Tasks may include trail upkeep, removing invasive plants, weeding in the pollinator garden, and similar stewardship work. The program is supported in part by the Cape and Islands United Way. Registration is required for each First Friday session. Volunteers should be prepared for physical activity such as lifting, kneeling, digging, and cutting brush. Bring water and work gloves, and wear pants and closed-toe shoes. Training will be provided. A limited supply of tools will be on hand, and those who prefer to use their own may bring shovels, loppers, a hand saw, or a rake. Project Leader Kelly Barber, Director of Land Stewardship, will share specific project details the day before the work day.

Safely clear out unwanted chemicals and supplies at a Household Hazardous Waste collection at Yarmouth DPW. Residents can bring items such as old paint, solvents, and other hazardous household materials for proper disposal instead of putting them in the trash or washing them down the drain. This convenient drop off helps protect drinking water, homes, and the environment across Cape Cod. The process is quick and straightforward. Participation is for residents, and accepted materials may vary, so confirm what can be brought in advance.

Organized by a team of committed volunteers, this 5K road race raises funds to help lower or remove participation fees for Dennis-Yarmouth High School athletics, marching band, and color guard. Along with supporting students, it shines a light on the Dennis-Yarmouth school community and the positive work happening across all schools. The vision is to build it into an annual D-Y Day and Showcase Celebration. The event operates under the Cape Cod Foundation, a licensed 501c3.

Bring a working dehumidifier to KAM Appliances in Hyannis for a convenient recycle drop-off with Cape Light Compact and receive a $30 rebate by mail. Start by confirming that you qualify, then turn in your unit, pick up a rebate form from staff, and submit it on site. To save time, you can complete the form in advance online or print and fill it out beforehand, and staff will verify your submission when you hand over your dehumidifier. Expect your rebate to arrive by mail in about six to eight weeks after the form is submitted. This offer is available to residential electric customers served by the Mass Save program through Cape Light Compact, Eversource, National Grid, or Unitil. Units must be in working condition, and there is a limit of two recycling rebates per account per calendar year.

A scenic motorcycle ride and celebration honors first responders with a show of support, respect, and appreciation. The route begins at Craigville Beach in the Town of Barnstable, travels across Cape Cod, crosses the First Responders Appreciation Bridge in West Barnstable, and concludes at the 3rd Annual Law Enforcement Appreciation event at Hinckley Home Center in Harwich. The Veteran’s Lunch Box Food Truck will offer breakfast items for purchase. Registration is $20 per person. Presented in partnership with Big Nick’s Ride for the Fallen, Hinckley Home Center, and the Harwich Chamber of Commerce.

The 3rd Annual EXIT Gives Back Vendor & Food Truck Fair at Hyannis Village Green brings together shopping, great food, and live entertainment in support of the Cape Cod & Islands Veterans Outreach Center. Explore a variety of local vendors, enjoy meals from local food trucks, and enter raffles featuring more than 30 prizes. The day includes a Veterans Tribute Ceremony with a performance by The Singing Trooper and remarks from State Representative Steven Xiarhos. Families will find activities such as carnival games, pumpkin decorating, the Build a Buddy Station, balloon art, face painting, and more. Admission is free, and all event proceeds benefit the Cape Cod & Islands Veterans Outreach Center. Donations of adult socks, toiletries, and cash will be collected to assist local veterans and their families. Event sponsors include Clambakes Etc. and Cape Cod 5. It is a full day of activities for all ages while supporting local veterans.

Experience a faithful celebration of Amy Winehouse’s music with The Winehouse Project, a nine-piece live band led by vocalist Lisa Kay. The performance mirrors the energy and emotion of Amy’s concerts, with meticulous attention to the sound, style, and spirit that defined her as a British icon. The set spans signature hits, beloved covers and B sides from Lioness: Hidden Treasures, and a front-to-back rendering of the Grammy-winning album Back to Black. Lisa Kay channels Amy’s swagger and heartfelt intensity while the band delivers precise, soulful arrangements that capture every nuance. Crafted for fans at every level of devotion, this tribute blends powerful vocals, top-tier musicianship, and commanding stage presence. The Winehouse Project has earned awards and recognition nationwide for its commitment to authenticity and for honoring the legacy of a singular artist.

Camp Harbor View presents a premier charity golf tournament on Cape Cod that unites leaders, partners, and supporters in a shared effort to invest in Boston’s next generation.

Gardeners and pollinator supporters can take part in a two-hour volunteer session with the Weeding Wednesday crew at the BLT Office and Conservation Center. Activities may include removing invasive plants, weeding pollinator gardens, saving seeds, and handling general site upkeep. Registration is required for each session. Expect hands-on outdoor work that may involve lifting, kneeling, digging, and cutting brush. Bring water, work gloves, and an optional kneeling pad, and wear pants and closed-toe shoes. Training is provided, and a limited number of tools will be available, with the option to bring personal tools. A BLT staff member will send specific project information the day before the volunteer day.

Spend a fall day exploring displays from local artisans who are presenting handmade, one of a kind items. Enjoy something tasty to eat or simply take in the calm, scenic harbor. It is a relaxed way to appreciate original work and the season.

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

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

A four-day, three-night all-inclusive women’s retreat at Sowilo with Boundless Roots offers time to slow the pace, reconnect with nature, and honor the strength of women and community. The experience features wellness practices, creative and outdoor activities, and nourishing meals, all aimed at cultivating meaningful connections that continue long after the retreat.

Settle in for a friendly scrapbooking and crafting retreat at Bayside Resort that blends creative time with a relaxed getaway. Packages include a two or three night stay in a bay-side hotel room with full-size beds, daily breakfast, and your own 6-foot table in the on-site Craft and Crop room. The fee covers both lodging and dedicated crop space for the entire weekend. Nearby restaurants, shops, beaches, and other attractions make it easy to take a break between projects. Registration includes a $25 credit to use toward album-making supplies available on site, with selections such as Creative Memories and My Sister’s Scrapbook page kits, plus additional items for purchase. Advance requests for specific Creative Memories products can be accommodated. Rooms have two full beds and host up to two guests. A dinner coupon for local dining is included, and participants may bring snacks and beverages, including alcoholic drinks, into the crop room. Attendees must be at least 16 years old. This is a retreat for crafters rather than a vendor marketplace, so representatives from other companies are asked to focus on their personal projects. Payment is due upon registration, with options for single or double occupancy and two or three night packages. Current rates are $590 or $490 for single occupancy and $400 or $375 for double occupancy, depending on length of stay. Payments can be made by check, via Venmo, or by PayPal invoice. Guests may continue crafting on the final morning before departure.

The first event in the Sandbar Chamber Series presents music by George Walker, Ralph Vaughan Williams, and Ludwig van Beethoven.

This run and walk circles the site that will become the Beach House for Immunocompromised Children. The 3.5 mile loop travels along scenic roads beside the Cape Cod Canal, offering a relaxed route for anyone covering the distance at their own pace.

Deepen your Reiki practice with an additional attunement intended to open your healing channels and enhance energy flow. The class begins with a refresher of Reiki I, then moves into the meaning and practical application of the Reiki symbols. Participants will learn and practice distance healing, explore approaches to transforming thought patterns, and develop confidence using the body as an energy conduit. Guided hands-on exercises and group practice help integrate the new symbols and techniques. A manual and a certificate of completion are provided. Prerequisite: Reiki Level I. Advance registration is required. All sales are final, and the class is nonrefundable and nontransferable.

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

As part of the Sandbar Chamber Series, this program spotlights music for wind and string instruments, with works from Elgar, Mozart, Britten, and Reicha.

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

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