Bird observation isn’t about chasing rarities — it’s about awareness. Growing up in the woods and marshes of South Chatham, Kimberly Robbins learned to pay attention long before she ever picked up a camera. In this talk, she will share …
The Center for the Spiritual Journey invites all who are interested in learning more about the Chatham Labyrinth to come to a workshop being held at the Center for the Spiritual Journey, 880 Main St in Chatham on Wednesday, …
You’re invited to hear award-winning author Nancy Rubin Stuart’s lively talk and slide presentation about several extraordinary but often forgotten women of the American Revolution. These include Deborah Read Franklin, the inventor’s wife; Mercy Otis Warren, whose plays helped sparked …
Experience the artistry of Cape Symphony’s Assistant Conductor, Joe Marchio, as he takes the stage on the magnificent Casavant Frères pipe organ at the First Congregational Church of Chatham. Known for his warmth, humor, and insight as a speaker and …
Mike Richard will touch on the early history of baseball on Cape Cod dating back to the 1800s, and the beginning of the Cape Cod Baseball League in 1923 (of which Chatham was among the four original teams). He will …
As America marks the 250th anniversary of the nation’s founding, the Atwood Museum invites the public to discover the surprising role Cape Cod played in the Revolutionary War during its July Tuesday Talks program.
The Atwood Museum will host this one time event on Tuesday, August 11th from 5:30-8:00 pm in the iconic Atwood Museum Mural Room. Meet Patricia Vreeland, Shareen Davis, Virginia Nickerson, Michelle Ferguson, Rachel Kaprielian, Jitka Borowick, Michelle Linn, Dani Davis, …
Fran Lebowitz, author, journalist, and social observer, comes to Provincetown Town Hall for an evening of literary humor and sharp cultural commentary. Her essays and interviews have earned her a reputation as one of America's most insightful social commentators, with …
On Monday, August 17th, the Atwood Museum will host nationally acclaimed author and historian Scott D. Reich whose work explores how American’s find meaning-in history, sports, and public life-especially in moments of uncertainty and change.
Jack Clarke acted as a local "Deep Throat" informant by providing crucial visitor logs that proved Nixon's top aide, John Ehrlichman, authorized the pre-Watergate Daniel Ellsberg break-in from a remote Cape Cod beach house. The Eastham Connection During the early …
Jack Clarke acted as a local "Deep Throat" informant by providing crucial visitor logs that proved Nixon's top aide, John Ehrlichman, authorized the pre-Watergate Daniel Ellsberg break-in from a remote Cape Cod beach house. The Eastham Connection During the early …
This year’s return appearance by popular journalist David Corn, Washington Bureau Chief for Mother Jones, will discuss our upcoming mid-term elections in what has become an authoritarian country. Co-sponsored by the Truro Public Library. Donations appreciated.
The Chatham Historical Society will be hosting its Annual Meeting on Wednesday, August 26. After a brief business meeting discussing the museum’s 2026 season, there will be a keynote address by author Ben Shattuck. The meeting will also highlight plans …
An Interactive, Living-History Performance by John Dennis Anderson Henry Beston, portrayed by John Dennis Anderson, observes the changing seasons on Eastham’s outer beach, shares his trauma from the Great War and his creative escape in writing fairy tales. He then …
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