Join us on Friday, June 13th, and Saturday, June 14th for our Young Colonial Gardeners Activity Sessions held at the Atwood Museum as part of Historic Chatham Weekend. What makes plants healthy? What type of gardens did early colonials have …
Join us at 5PM on Tuesday, June 10th, for a ‘Tuesday Talks’ lecture with Roald Lokken. Inspired by his volunteering as the re-enactor of Col. Benjamin Godfrey at Chatham’s Grist Mill in Chase Park, Roald has done research on several …
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 …
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 …
Please join National Park archeologist, Dan Zoto, on March 25th at 5PM for an exciting ‘Tuesday Talks’. Dan will discuss his work for the National Park Service as well as provide an overview of archeology at the Cape Cod National …
Come listen to Barbara Burgo, co-founder of the Cape Cod Cape Verdean Museum and Cultural Center, regale us with the history and livelihoods about Cape Verdeans on Cape Cod at the Atwood Museum on Tuesday, February 11, at 5pm. Register …
Come listen to Richard Ryder, esteemed author, historian, and retired Lieutenant Commander of the U.S. Navy Medical Department, speak about the Cape Cod Coast Guardsmen for our first 2025 “Tuesday Talk”, on January 14th at 5pm. Tickets available at chathamhistoricalsoceity.org.
Come listen to Barbara Burgo, co-founder of the Cape Cod Cape Verdean Museum and Cultural Center, regale us with the history and livelihoods about Cape Verdeans on Cape Cod at the Atwood Museum on Tuesday, February 11, at 5pm. Register …
Come join us as we celebrate the holiday season! On Saturday, December 12th from 10am-4pm the museum will be open with FREE admission for all. Stop by and celebrate the holiday season with us! The hearth of the Old Atwood …
Looking for some sweet treats for Thanksgiving? Then come to the Best Bake Sale in History at the Atwood Museum on Tuesday, November 26th, from 9 a.m. until we are sold out. We will continue the bake sale on Wednesday, …
Looking for some sweet treats for Thanksgiving? Then come to the Best Bake Sale in History at the Atwood Museum on Tuesday, November 26th, from 9 a.m. until we are sold out. We will continue the bake sale on Wednesday, …
Join us to hear author, William Martin, speak about his latest work. William Martin's latest has been called "propulsive," “pedal-to-the-floor,” and “absolutely splendid, a cinematic thriller that takes us across the United States” in the first days of the war. …
Come experience the Atwood Museum’s version of a haunted house with our Halloween event, Shipwrecked: A Haunted Night at the Atwood Museum. Wear your best costume and join other event goers for a spooky evening of food, drink, and lore. …
Description: We Still Live Here – Âs Nutayuneân is the story of the revitalization of the Wampanoag language, the first time a language with no native speakers has been revived in this country. The Wampanoag’s ancestors ensured the survival of …
From wetus to wampum to contemporary art Wampanoag Art for the Ages, Traditional and Transitional is the first book of its kind and was vetted by tribal elders. Come listen to Lee Roscoe speak about her new book and appreciation …
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