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AUGUST

 

3rd  August  23rd Annual Pops by the Sea

Village Green, Main Street, Hyannis (508) 362-0066

2 August:   BLUEBERRY FESTIVAL at Green Briar Nature Center & Jam Kitchen from 11 am to 2 pm.  Celebrate our native blueberry during the height of the season.  Enjoy a special  blueberry dessert in the historic 1903 Jam Kitchen along with a demonstration of blueberry jam making.   Desserts are $3, and all proceeds benefit the educational programs of the Thornton W. Burgess Society and its Green Briar Nature Center.

9th  August  30th Annual Brew Run

5.2-mile road race; The Woodshed, Route 6A, Brewster (508) 896-3500

10th  August  Annual CIGNA Falmouth Road Race

Woods Hole to Falmouth Heights (508) 540-7000

13  August:  PETER RABBIT'S ANIMAL DAY at Thornton W. Burgess Museum, Route 130, Sandwich from 10 am - 2 pm. This day of outdoor family fun with live animal exhibits, a pet rabbit show, story times, and personal appearances by Peter Rabbit, Reddy Fox and Smokey the Bear. Refreshments are available.   Free admission.

15 - 17th  August   37th Annual Festival of the Arts

Chase Park, Chatham (508) 945-3583

17th   August  Wellfleet Historical Society’s Annual House Tour

11 a.m. to 4 p.m. (508) 349-1760

17 - 23rd  August   Annual Carnival

Provincetown (508) 487-2313

23rd   August  19th Annual Pops in the Park

Eldredge Park, Orleans (508) 255-1386

23  - 24th    All Wheel Car Show

Barnstable County Fairgrounds, Route 151, Falmouth; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.(508) 563-3200

30th  August   Pop Goes the Summer Concert and Festival

Falmouth (508) 548-8500

SEPTEMBER
Labor Day Weekend
ASG Annual Silent Auction-ASG Annual Live Auction
Provincetown Art Association and Museum
Dick Miller Jazz Series, hosted by Bart Weisman Guitar Summit: Alan Clinger, Fred Fried, Jim Robitaille, and Pat Ryan.
Celebration of Life Concert
Yankee Lambda Car Club Weekend
Provincetown Harbor Swim for Life & Paddler Flotilla
The Great Provincetown Schooner Regatta
Provincetown Art Association and Museum
Dick Miller Jazz Series, Hosted by Bart Weisman. Jazz Vocalist Carol Wyeth
Fall Arts Festival
Art Association Annual Consignment Auction
Fall Consignment Auction of Early Provincetown Art
Harbor to the Bay Ride
Food For Thought
Historic House Tour
Provincetown's First Annual Tennessee Williams Festival
Mates Leather Weekend

September 4. Taste of Harwich.

Cape Cod Regional Technical School, Route 124, Harwich; 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. (508)

432-1600

September 6. Eighth Annual Seaside LeMans Kart Race for the Cape Cod community.

Mashpee Commons (508) 398-2293

6 & 7th  September:  BIRD CARVERS' SHOW & SALE at the Green Briar Nature Center & Jam Kitchen from 10am to 4pm. Twenty of the state's most prestigious bird carvers will show  and sell their wares. Some will give carving demonstrations for the public.  Admission fee of $3 for members of the Thornton W. Burgess Society, $5 for non-members benefits the Society's educational programs (508) 888-6870.

September 12 through 14. Cranberry Harvest Festival

Town of Harwich (508) 430-1165

September 13. Second Annual Provincetown Music Festival

Provincetown (508) 274-2513

September 15. 6th Annual Fall Classic Golf Tournament

New Seabury Country Club’s Ocean Course (508) 778-5040

September 19 through 21. 39th Annual Bourne Scallop Festival

Buzzards Bay Park, Bourne (508) 759-6000

21  September: COOL NIGHTS & HOT JAZZ from 5pm - 8pm in the Sunset Grille at the Brookside Club, MacArthur Boulevard, Bourne.  Enjoy an evening of cabaret music featuring the John Salerno Trio, international hors d'oeurvres with complimentary drink and an exciting live auction.  Cash bar is available.  $50 per person.  Proceeds benefit the educational programs of the Thornton W. Burgess Society.  Reservations 508-888-6870

27 September:  CAPE COD CRANBERRY DAY at Green Briar from 10 am - 4 pm.  Green Briar celebrates this native berry with cooking demonstrations in the 1903 Jam Kitchen, special exhibits on the cranberry industry on Cape Cod and homemade baked cranberry goods.  Admission is by donation. (508)888-6870

September 25 through 28. Cape Land and Sea Harvest (CLASH)

Cape-wide http://www.ediblecapecod.com/clash/
 

OCTOBER

4-5th Fall for the Arts Festival

Falmouth, Dennis & Hyannis (508) 362-0066

6th - 15th   22nd Annual Women's Week

7 - 10th  Champlain Exhibit 400th Anniversary (Exhibit Closes Oct 15th)
Columbus Day Weekend
7 - 9th   Columbus Day Monumental Yard Sale - 7th - 9th
Find hidden treasures at the many yard sales throughout town.

11 - 13th Yarmouth Seaside Festival

Route 28, Yarmouth (508) 778-1008

13th Casino Night to benefit HOW

14th  HOW Silent Auction at Town Hall
14th  Coffee Break with Women Authors
Moderated by Radclyffe including panelists mystery writer Ellen Hart, humorist Fay Jacobs, fiction writers Karen Kallmaker and Jessica Casavant. Crown and Anchor, 9 am to 11 am.

16 - 23rd   31st Annual Fantasia Fair

18th Annual Osterville Fall Festival

(508) 428-6327

18 and 19th Wellfleet OysterFest

(508) 349-2510

21 - 23rd  Provincetown Round-Up Weekend
22 - 24th  Entre Nous of Boston

Falmouth Village Halloween Stroll

Village Green, Falmouth (508) 566-9884

26th Annual Cape Cod Marathon

Village Green, Falmouth; 8:30 a.m.

27 - 29th  Spooky Bear Weekend
Sponsored by Northeast Ursamen
Halloween Weekend

31st Trick or Treat

Cape Cod Mall, Hyannis (508) 771-0200

Annual Chatham Haunted Inns Tour
An annual frightful event. The official tour includes the Moses Nickerson House, the Old Harbor Inn, the Carriage House Inn, the Captain's House Inn, and the Nantucket House of Chatham.

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Winter Activities on the Cape

The original Nantucket "Christmas Stroll" began more than 20 years ago.  The tradition is alive and well in the Mid-Cape region. A well-timed orchestration of celebrations, band concerts, architectural appreciation and walking tours and shopping are a great way to get everyone in the mood for the holidays.

Christmas Stroll in Harwich

Chatham Christmas Stroll Weekend (generally around December 10 and 11th) tops all, beginning with the tree trimming and lighting ceremony in Sears Park at 4:30 p.m.

Night Walks on the Full Moon

Winter Bird Watching on Cape Cod

Discovering Truro

Seals at Coast Guard Beach

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute activities

Nantucket Winter Activities

NOVEMBER

Open Mic Night at the Mews begins every Monday Night
Benefit for WOMR. $3 suggested donation.

4th November: THANKSGIVING CELEBRATION at Green Briar Nature Center and Jam Kitchen from 10 am - 4 pm. Enjoy an old-fashioned holiday with special exhibits, handcraft demonstrations and sampling of traditional holiday foods served in the 1903 Jam Kitchen.  Small fee for "a taste of Thanksgiving."  www.thorntonburgess.org

22 November:  OLD MOTHER WEST WIND'S CHRISTMAS CRAFTS FAIR at Green Briar Nature Center and Jam Kitchen from  10 am - 4 pm. Find something special for the holidays among our quality handmade wreaths, gifts and decorations. Enjoy some home-baked goods, mulled cider and a cup of our home-made clam chowder or chili.   All proceeds benefit the educational programs of the Thornton W. Burgess Society.www.thorntonburgess.org

24th – 28th. Thanksgiving Week at Plimoth Plantation

508-746-1622, x8366

26th. Annual Lighting of the Pilgrim Monument

Pilgrim Monument, High Pole Hill Road, Provincetown (508) 487-1310

28 and 29th. Christmas in Orleans

(508) 255-7203

28 November through 31 December. Spectacle of Lights

Heritage Museums & Gardens, Sandwich; 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. (508) 888-3300

Murder Mystery Weekend
At the Crowne Pointe Historic Inn & Spa
3rd Annual Evening for HOW
Annual Evening for HOW at the Lobster Pot with music by Espresso Jazz. Fine dining prepared by Chef Tim McNulty to benefit Helping Our Women.
Thanksgiving Weekend

Chatham Christmas by the Sea
Begins Thanksgiving weekend and continues through December. Celebrate the holiday season with events and activities for all ages.

PBG Casino Night
8PM at the Crown & Anchor

ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW - UU MEETING HOUSE
Artwork, hand made crafts, Christmas ornaments, cards and gifts. Coffee and baked goods.

 

DECEMBER

 

5 - 7th  December   Falmouth Holidays-by-the-sea Weekend

(508) 548-8500

5 - 7th  December    Holly Folly Weekend
10th Annual Gay & Lesbian Holiday Festival

Provincetown (508) 487-2313

5 - 7th  December     Christmas in the Harwiches

(508) 430-1165

Chatham Holiday Inn Tour
Don’t miss this year’s famous Chatham inn tour on second Saturday in December. Tour six of Chatham’s inns all decked out in their holiday best.

5 - 6th  December    Harbor Lighting and Boat Parade/Hyannis Village Christmas

Stroll Hyannis (508) 775-2201

7th  December   Yarmouthport Christmas Stroll

Route 6A, Yarmouthport; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. (508) 362-3021

6 & 7th Dec:  COUNTRY CHRISTMAS at Green Briar Nature Center and Jam Kitchen from 10 am - 4 pm. Sample some mouth-watering products made right here on Cape Cod for over 100 years in the 1903 Jam Kitchen and a cup of hot mulled cider as you pick up some great ideas for your own holiday gifts and home decorations.  Browse in the shop for those special people on your gift list.

Chatham Christmas Stroll Weekend (generally around December 10 and 11th) tops all, beginning with the tree trimming and lighting ceremony in Sears Park at 4:30 p.m.
Outer Cape Chorale
7:00 PM Provincetown Town Hall. Free of Charge

12th  December   39th Annual Osterville Christmas Open House & Stroll

(508) 428-6327

14th  December   Christmas Stroll  Route 6A, Dennis Village (508) 385-6000

Winter Escape to the Cape when you want to be warm and cozy. Stay at a charming inn and curl up by a fire in a big chintz chair. Then bundle up and take a winter walk along a country lane.  Explore quaint bookstores and antique shops. Enjoy cozy restaurants with crackling fires and old wood floors. Everywhere you go you’ll experience the warmth of people who call the Cape home.

Dec 21:  WINTER SOLSTICE NIGHT from 6 pm - 7:30 pm - Celebrate the shortest day of the year by decorating a yule log to bring home. Participate in a short nature walk and a Solstice Ceremony by firelight. Suitable for families with children ages 4 and up. Fee includes all materials for take home project.  www.thorntonburgess.org

Christmas Weekend

December 31.  First Night Chatham

Events begin at noon. Fireworks at midnight, Oyster Pond (508) 945-1122

For additional activities and information, please visit www.CapeCodChamber.org

New Year's Celebration
Clem & Ursie's Annual New Year's Party
8:45pm, No Cover. Featuring the Bart Weisman Group (Jazz, Rock & Pop)
 

JANUARY
Martin Luther King Weekend
 

FEBRUARY
Valentine's
Presidents' Day Weekend
 

MARCH
St. Patrick's Weekend
Wine Lovers Weekend
Friday night wine dinner featuring French wines and Saturday Dessert wine and Port Tastings.

8th Cape Cod St. Patrick’s Day Parade

Yarmouth (508) 362-7239

8 and 9th Cape & Islands Wellness Expo

The Resort & Conference Center at Hyannis, Hyannis (508) 896-7117

14-16th Martha’s Vineyard Independent Film Festival

Martha’s Vineyard

15 and 16th Falmouth Chorale Concert

St. Patrick’s Church, Main Street, Falmouth (508) 548-3992

22th Easter Egg Hunt

Peg Noonan Park, Falmouth; 12:30 p.m. (508) 566-9884

28th Tea and Music

Dennis. (508) 385-4477, ext. 12

29 and 30th Annual Hyannis Rotary Home & Garden Show

Barnstable High School Gymnasium & Field House, 744 West Main St., Hyannis; 10 a.m. to 6

p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday (508) 362-3225

APRIL
Bistro at Crowne Pointe Wine Tasting Dinner
Friday night Wine Dinner featuring Italian wines. Saturday Dessert Wine and Port Tastings.
Whale Watching Season begins
Patriots' Day Weekend
Easter
ART AUCTION TO BENEFIT CAPE TO CAPE PARTNERSHIP
Auction of original works by artists from Provincetown and beyond.
 

MAY

May 1 through May 31. 15th Annual Cape Cod Maritime Days

Cape-wide events and activities. (508) 362-3225

May 1 through 18. “The Miser” by Molière

Gertrude Lawrence Stage, Route 6A and Old Bass River Road, Dennis (508) 398-8588

May 2 though 4. Annual Brewster in Bloom Festival

(508) 896-3500

May 3 and 4. “Van Cliburn Gold” Concert

Barnstable Performing Arts Center, Hyannis (508) 362-1111, ext. 100

May 4. 5K Run/Walk CapeAbilities

Hyannis Village Green (508) 778-5040

May 9. Toast of Harwich

Wequassett Inn & Resort on Pleasant Bay, Chatham (508) 430-1165

16, 17, 18 May: HERB FESTIVAL at Green Briar from 10 am - 4 pm. Our 26th annual Herb Festival features an extensive plant sale (herbs, perennials, wildflowers, everlastings and annuals), exhibits and lecture/demonstrations on the use of herbs, guided garden walks and a delightful luncheon accented with herbs. Paid reservations required for luncheon and lectures. Please call (508)888-6870.  

May 17. Annual Figawi Charity Ball

The Resort & Conference Center at Hyannis, Hyannis (508) 775-2201

May 17. Master Gardener Plant Show

Barnstable County Fairgrounds, Route 151, Falmouth; 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

18th  Cape Cod Maritime Festival

Aselton Park, Hyannis (508) 775-1723

May 24 through 26. 36th Annual Figawi Regatta

Hyannis to Nantucket

May 25 through 29. Cape Cod Life Food & Wine Festival

Cape–wide (508) 775-9800

May 25. 28th Annual Johnny Kelley Race

Hyannis (508) 775-2201

May 26. Memorial Day Services

Massachusetts National Cemetery, Bourne (508) 563-7113

Kibbles and Skits Revue
Outer Cape Chorale
The Requiem, Regina Coeli and More.....At Provincetown Town Hall

24-26  Annual Figawi Regatta-Hyannis to Nantucket
Monumental Yard Sale
Find hidden treasures at this annual Town Yard Sale.
PBG Casino Night
Provincetown Art Association Spring Consignment Auction
Provincetown Art Association and Museum Consignment Auction of Early Provincetown Art
Spirit of Massachusetts - Provincetown Community Days
Memorial Day Weekend
 

JUNE
Annual Chef's Table
GMDVP Provincetown Birdman
Helping Our Women: By the Sea Bike Trek
6th Annual By the Sea Bike Trek - Pledge bike ride to benefit Helping Our Women. A choice of 3 loops takes riders through the Cape Cod National Seashore and the towns of Provincetown, Truro, and for the longest loop, through Wellfleet.
Provincetown International Film Festival
8th Annual Independent Film Festival.
Tennis for Life
Portuguese Festival
Provincetown Art Association and Museum
Dick Miller Jazz Series hosted by Bart Weisman Jazz Trumpet of Lou Colombo

Strawberry Picking

Tony Andrews Farm, 398 Old Meeting House Rd., East Falmouth (508) 548-4717 and

Coonamessett Farm, 277 Hatchville Rd., Falmouth (508) 563-2560. Call for specific dates.

June 1. The Cape Cod Antique Dealers’ Association Spring Antiques Show and Sale

Heritage Museums & Gardens, Sandwich; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (508) 888-3300

June 7. 8th Annual Night of 100 Wines

Mashpee Commons, Mashpee (508) 477-0792

June 12. Cape Cod Baseball League Opening Day

(508) 432-6909

June 15. Father’s Day Auto Show

Main Street, Hyannis (508) 775-2201

14 June:  STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL at Green Briar from 11 am - 2 pm.  Enjoy fresh strawberries in a scrumptious dessert. View strawberry jam making in the historic 1903 jam kitchen.  Visit the small resident animals at the nature center and stroll the paths of the wildflower garden and Briar Patch trails.  Desserts are $3 and all proceeds benefit the educational programs of the Thornton W. Burgess Society and its Green Briar Nature Center.

June 18 through 22. 10th Annual Provincetown International Film Festival

(508) 487-3456

June 19 through 22. Nantucket Film Festival.

Nantucket (212) 708-1278

June 21. Annual Patuxet Strawberry Thanksgiving

Plimoth Planation. 508-746-1622, x8366

June 25 through August 27. Wednesday Movies Under the Stars

Peg Noonan Park, Main Street, Falmouth; at dusk. (508) 566-9884

June 26 through 29. Annual Portuguese Festival

Provincetown (508) 487-3424

June 28. Annual Garden Tour

Orleans Improvement Association, Orleans; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (508) 240-6629

June 28. Brewster Historical Society 35th Annual Antique Fair

Drummer Boy Park, Brewster; 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (508) 896-3500

June 28. Annual Old-Fashioned Strawberry Festival

Orleans Historical Society, Main Street and River Road, Orleans; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (508) 240-1329

June 30. Art in the Village

Barnstable Village (508) 362-2909

 

JULY

July 4. Bike and Carriage Parade

Starts at 11:30 a.m. at the Bank of America (Fleet Bank), across from the Village Green, and ends at 1 p.m. at Peg Noonan Park, Falmouth (508) 566-9884

July 4. Chatham Fourth of July Parade

Main Street; 9:30 a.m. (508) 945-5199

July 4. Fireworks

Falmouth Heights Beach, Vineyard Sound, Falmouth; 9 p.m. (508) 548-8500.

For additional fireworks listings, visit www.CapeCodChamber.org.

July 4 through 6. Annual Mashpee Wampanoag Tribal Pow Wow

483 Great Neck Rd. South, Mashpee (508) 477-0208

July 9. 30th Annual Arts & Crafts Street Fair.

Along Main Street, Falmouth (508) 566-9884

July 12 & 13. Cape and Islands Carvers Demonstration

Creative Arts Center, Chatham (508) 945-3583

16 July:  GARDEN TOUR in Sandwich from 11 am - 3 pm.  Visit  a number of lovely private gardens in Sandwich at your leisure anytime between 11 am and 3 pm.  Tickets for the Garden Tour  are available in advance or on the day of the tour at $12.00.

July 18 through 20. Annual Greek Cultural Festival

St. George Greek Orthodox Church, 1130 Route 28, Centerville (508) 775-3045

July 19. Annual Heritage Auto Event

Heritage Museums & Gardens, Sandwich (508) 888-3300

July 18 through 26. Barnstable County Fair

Barnstable County Fairgrounds, Route 151, Falmouth (508) 563-3200

July 19. 34th Annual Village Day

Osterville (508) 428-6327

July 26. 17th Annual Mashpee Night at the Pops

Mashpee Commons, Mashpee; 7 p.m., followed by fireworks at 9 p.m. (508) 477-0792

July 26. Cape Cod Baseball League All Star Game

Veterans Field, Chatham (508) 432-6909

July 28 through August 2. Woods Hole Film Festival

Woods Hole (508) 495-3456

July 31 through August 2. Annual Bayberry Quilt Show

Cape Cod Regional Tech, Route 137, Harwich

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