Please join our April ‘Tuesday Talks’ lecturer, Oonie Burley, on Tuesday, April 8th, at 5PM for a springtime lecture about her work for the Friends of Trees organization and what they do for Chatham and the community. Friends of Trees …
Come to the Craine Room of Snow Library to hear Rosemary Dunn Moeller read her poetry and discuss her process. Her recent publication, 'Long Term Mates Migrate Great Distances,' uses birds and nature as inspiration for poetic musings of life, …
Join us in the Craine Room for a reading by Albert Groom, who recently published his first book of poetry, 'Eggplant: Golden or Scorned.' Albert is a Cape Cod native. His writing presents a deep and reflective voice that examines …
Join us at 5PM on Tuesday, May 13, to listen and learn from C. L. Fornari about horticulture and plants for our May, ‘Tuesday Talk’. Fornari will speak with attendees about creative gardening tactics to transform—as she so wonderfully puts …
Come to the Craine Room for a talk on basic ways to reduce plastic waste, led by representatives from CARE for the Cape & Islands. Plastic is everywhere; we use it every day. But what if we all tried to …
“Uncertainty” is an often heard word but not one that describes Provincetown. We know who we are and we remain a supportive, safe and thriving community and we are truly grateful. The Provincetown Community Compact is about nurturing community and …
Join us for an engaging evening with Cape Cod author Corey Farrenkopf. A seasoned storyteller of the macabre, his work ranges from eerie short stories depicting environmental decay to his latest novel, "Living in Cemeteries," a tale following a Cape …
Join us on Tuesday, July 8th, for our July ‘Tuesday Talks’ lecture with military historian, Joe Yukna. The lecture, entitled ‘Gunpowder and Greasepaint’ is perfect for a diverse audience. Joe will tell a story that takes you from the firing …
How can travel research, interviews, images, personal and national archives, sounds, music, and film techniques inspire our artistic process and ways of knowing? Please join us for a conversation with filmmaker, writer, and NYU professor, Mo Ogrodnik, about her inter-disciplinary …
An interactive educational experience for all ages featuring creator Neal Nichols, Jr. of Eastham, who draws world maps entirely from memory while teaching geography and world history. Sponsored by Friends of the Cape Cod National Seashore. All events are weather …
What happens when a major natural disaster leaves communities isolated and shattered with staggering devastation? Celo was one such community, a remote intentional community founded as a land trust 88 years ago in North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains. Helene’s impact …
Come and join us for what's sure to be a lively discussion of the role of the press and journalism in today's fast changing world. The term, Fourth Estate, has meant different things in different countries at different times. At …
Don't miss this important Brewster Ponds Coalition annual event! Our annual meeting will be held on Saturday, August 9th, from 8:30 - 11 AM. Following registration and breakfast, there will be a short business meeting reviewing the past year's events …
We learn to listen before we’re born. Sound is our first language. There is a special magic and intimacy in audio storytelling. In the age of podcasts, how do we create good stories in sound? And what can storytelling skills …
The community is invited to review the CPA funded draft report by the Wampanoag Design Team working with the Truro Historical Society and Historical Commission. Four sites are under consideration for monuments/memorials to recognize the Paomet people who were stewards …
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