Events in Yarmouth today

Settle in for a roundtrip rail journey that reveals Cape Cod’s wild side, offering an insider look at forests, wind-shaped dunes, working cranberry bogs, peaceful salt marshes, and the famed Cape Cod Canal. Throughout the ride, engaging narration shares fascinating facts and lively local lore, turning the passing views into a story-filled experience from beginning to end.

Settle in for an elegant culinary ride as the train glides past picturesque Cape towns to the sound of romantic melodies. Throughout the trip, a freshly prepared, four-course fine-dining meal is served at tables dressed with crisp white linens in classic railroad style. Relax into the gentle motion of the rails and take in the ambiance as scenery, music, and dining come together for a memorable journey.

Enjoy a lively mix of music bingo and trivia with prizes up for grabs. Hosted by Lemonadio, this event offers friendly competition and a fun atmosphere.

At Duffy Health Center, the Diabetes Learning Group provides education and practical tools to help build confidence in day-to-day diabetes care. Led by nutritionist Janet Vecchione, each session shares real-world strategies you can use immediately. Topics include making balanced food choices to support steady blood sugar, monitoring and managing levels with confidence, understanding medications and how to take them properly, and building healthy habits for overall well-being. Participation is limited to 12 people and is available to Duffy Health Center patients only. To register, sign up at the front desk or call (508) 771-9599. For questions, call (508) 771-9599.

Thrive Space is a weekly, no-cost recovery support group that offers a welcoming place to connect with others, grow, and strengthen the foundations of recovery. It is open to everyone, whether beginning the journey or sustaining long-term recovery, and participation does not require being a Duffy patient. Sessions are facilitated by Recovery Coach Erika Jabas and focus on community, hope, and mutual support. To sign up or learn more, email Erika at ejabas@duffyhealthcenter.org.

Neptune's Cape Cod hosts Draw the Line, billed as the only Aerosmith tribute show with official endorsement. Founded near Boston, Massachusetts in 1991, the band has toured for over three decades across the continental U.S., Canada, Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, and Europe. They have logged more than 3,000 performances, including sellouts drawing up to 20,000 people, with appearances ranging from the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas to festivals nationwide, along with renowned theaters, casinos, and cruise ships. This concert showcases a tribute act that has long set the bar for the genre.

Seasoned racers and first-time triathletes come together for the 44th year of the Hyannis Triathlons, the East Coast’s longest-running triathlons. This race features Sprint and Olympic distances, with both courses beginning and ending on the sand at Craigville Beach. The routes are demanding yet attainable for athletes who have trained for the distances, and the coastal setting adds to the experience with standout views and an inviting atmosphere. Finishing brings a lasting sense of pride.

Set on the lawn of the Chatham Community Center, this juried outdoor festival celebrates American-made creativity with a relaxed, early-season atmosphere. A carefully selected group of artisans and specialty food makers creates a welcoming marketplace focused on quality, originality, and community. Explore work from around 55 juried makers, featuring fine jewelry, leather pieces, woodwork, fiber art, home décor, wearable designs, gifts, and more, along with gourmet snacks and specialty treats to enjoy while browsing. In the charming setting of Chatham, visitors can discover one-of-a-kind handmade pieces in a more intimate craft festival setting. Practical details include free admission, a rain-or-shine schedule, and a pet-friendly policy for well-behaved, leashed dogs. Free on-site parking is offered at the Community Center, with additional public parking available throughout downtown.

This roundtrip rail tour offers an up-close look at the Cape’s natural scenery, traveling past woodlands, sand dunes, cranberry bogs, salt marshes, and the Cape Cod Canal. Throughout the ride, lively onboard narration shares facts and colorful Cape stories, keeping passengers informed and entertained from start to finish. The route provides a behind-the-scenes perspective on the region’s landscapes for a memorable journey through nature.

Freebird Patio Sessions brings a brand-new live music residency to Freebird Motor Lodge as part of the Summer Sessions on 28 series. Shaped by the lodge’s retro-inspired, rock and roll energy, each event offers curated performances that connect locals, travelers, artists, and the broader Cape Cod creative community. All concerts are free and take place on select Fridays and Saturdays throughout the season, creating an easygoing soundtrack for poolside lounging, cocktails, outdoor gathering, and discovery at a distinctive boutique hospitality destination. Inspired by vintage Americana and a rebel spirit, the programming blends singer-songwriters, indie artists, DJs, soul-infused performers, and eclectic regional talent for a relaxed yet intentional listening experience. In collaboration with Reverie Brands, Cape Symphony Presents supports destination-driven arts programming that strengthens connections between visitors and residents, alongside sister offerings like The Uncommoner Hotel and Gypsy Sol Sessions under the Summer Sessions on 28 umbrella. Featured artists across the season include Lily Mae Harrington, Vanna Pacella, Jordan Renzi, AK Cody, El Amado, SirMaLC, Catie Flynn, Rachel Sumner, DJ Sprino, and Braintree Jim. Experience the creative energy of Freebird Motor Lodge, where music, hospitality, and the spirit of the open road come together.

Enjoy a yacht rock evening with Overboard at Trader Ed's.

Riders traverse eight Cape Cod towns in a charitable ride benefiting 20 Cape Cod nonprofits. Options include routes of 15, 34, 60, or 101 miles, with food and fun along the way. Participants can register individually or form a team, and discounted registration is available. Sponsorship opportunities are offered, with added co-marketing for early commitments.

At USCG Station Cape Cod in Sandwich Marina, participants choose their own pace and route. Cyclists have 14, 20, or 50 mile options, and walkers and runners can take on 5k or 10k distances. This is not timed and it is not a race, creating a relaxed atmosphere with plenty of sunshine and great views. After the effort, enjoy lobster rolls or burgers along with yoga, beach ball volleyball, games, prizes and more. Real bathrooms are available. It all supports an amazing cause, you will be home in time for the big game, and a free gift is available for early birds.

This Level One Reiki class welcomes caregivers of every kind as well as bodywork and counseling professionals who support family, friends or clients. Drawing on Sheree’s Reiki and energy medicine experience with people facing serious illness and with families under strain, it addresses the burnout that can arise when caring for others without tending to your own well-being. The focus is on using Reiki to maintain your health and balance while offering comfort, stress relief and relaxation to those navigating physical, emotional or medical challenges. Participants are introduced to the roots of Reiki, core hand positions and self-treatment, then both give and receive a full Reiki session. Through the First Degree attunement, you leave able to channel Reiki energy, aligned to support healing for yourself and for others, including people, animals and plants. A manual and a certificate are provided. Advance registration is required. All sales are final, and registrations are nonrefundable and nontransferable.

Experience a two-and-a-half hour train ride featuring a freshly prepared three-course meal with live music from a jazz quartet.

The Cape Symphony Youth Chorus offers a high-caliber ensemble experience for singers ages 12–20 who want to grow in vocal technique, musicianship, collaboration, and confidence. As part of the Conservatory’s youth education programs, the chorus welcomes both new and returning members through seasonal Vocal Placements. Participation is required each season, and participants should complete the form linked in this event. During a brief one-on-one placement, singers share a short prepared song, such as a simple folk tune, and complete pitch-matching, range checks, and basic rhythm or sight-singing. Placements happen on select occasions throughout the year, with individual times shared in advance of the placement you choose. Mid-season placements can be arranged individually, and students who are accepted mid-year may be invited to begin in the spring semester. Additional opportunities are also offered for those interested in starting with the second concert cycle. If scheduled sessions are not workable, an alternate time can be arranged. For questions, contact Music Director Stephanie Riley at sriley@capesymphony.org.

ZZ Top appears at Cape Cod Melody Tent in Hyannis, Massachusetts. Enjoy an evening with the band at this Hyannis venue.

Open rehearsals provide a welcoming way to get to know Cape Cod Chorale as the ensemble prepares for an upcoming concert. The session takes place at St. Marys Episcopal Church and offers a look at how the group works through its music together. For information on joining, contact Alison McMurry at alisonsinging@gmail.com.