Connect with the Arts in Falmouth
“Whimsy and Wonder," a solo exhibition featuring the illustrations of artist Gabriel Ribeiro will be on view at Woodruff’s Art Center. An opening reception will take place on Friday, March 14, from 5 to 6:30 PM. The event is free and open to the public. Gabriel’s images invite viewers to step into a world where …
For the month of April, the Fire and Thunder 16 panel exhibit will be on display in the Adult Collections Room for the public to view during library hours. "The institution of slavery was a disease deeply embedded in the tissue of the new American republic. Though abolished in Massachusetts in the 1780s, on the …
The Civil War is an epic nine-episode series by the award-winning documentary filmmaker Ken Burns. Heralded as an unforgettable introduction to a four-year conflict fought in 10,000 places, the film vividly embraces the entire sweep of the war: the complex causes and lasting effects of America's greatest and most moving calamity, the battles and the …
The Civil War is an epic nine-episode series by the award-winning documentary filmmaker Ken Burns. Heralded as an unforgettable introduction to a four-year conflict fought in 10,000 places, the film vividly embraces the entire sweep of the war: the complex causes and lasting effects of America's greatest and most moving calamity, the battles and the …
The Civil War is an epic nine-episode series by the award-winning documentary filmmaker Ken Burns. Heralded as an unforgettable introduction to a four-year conflict fought in 10,000 places, the film vividly embraces the entire sweep of the war: the complex causes and lasting effects of America's greatest and most moving calamity, the battles and the …
Cape Symphony Presents brings dazzling duo David Wax Museum to Cape Symphony’s Falmouth campus, 60 Highfield Drive, on Friday, April 18, 2025 at 7 PM. Experience an electrifying evening of boundary-pushing folk, rock, and Mexican-inspired rhythms as David Wax Museum takes the stage at Cape Symphony’s Falmouth campus with their signature “Mexo-Americana” sound. Known for …
The Falmouth Public Library will screen a 2025 Oscar Movie Pick on Friday, April 25, at 3 PM in the Hermann room. To find out what movie is playing and to register to attend, as seating is limited, go to the library's online event calendar or call us at 508-457-2555 x7. English subtitles will be …
Celebrate Cara Brindisi’s album release with a special duo performance featuring pianist Kazumi Shimokawa on Saturday, April 26, 2025 at 7:00 PM at the Wellfleet Preservation Hall , 335 Main Street, Wellfleet. Experience an unforgettable evening with Cara Brindisi at Wellfleet Preservation Hall, as she celebrates the release of her highly anticipated new album with …
The Cape Symphony Orchestra will perform with the Chatham Chorale on Sunday, April 27 at 3:00 PM at Monomoy Regional High School. The concert, titled “Grandeur and Glory,” features masterworks by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Franz Joeph Haydn’s Mass in D minor, known as the Nelson Mass. Joseph Marchio will conduct. The performance includes Mozart’s …
To honor National Poetry Month, Calliope Poetry and the West Falmouth Library will host its 4th annual “Favorite Poems” event on Sunday, April 27th, from 3 to 5 PM. The event is free. Twelve community residents, from students to elected leaders, will read a “favorite poem” and express what makes it one of their favorites. …
“The Art of Nádúr,” a collaborative exhibition by Ariana Hanley & James Sanecchiaro, was inspired by the couple's recent trip to Ireland, where they became engaged. Nádúr is the Irish word for "nature," and the exhibit celebrates the connection the two felt with Ireland's natural beauty while traveling through its other-worldly landscapes. Through photography, painting, …
The Yale Club of Cape Cod invites the public to a talk and conversation with author Sarah Dixwell Brown about her book Regicide in the Family: Finding John Dixwell at the West Falmouth Library on Thursday, May 1, at 6 PM. This is a free event. Please register online. Walk-ins also welcome. In the 1660s …
