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SUMMARY:Cape Symphony Presents: Thursday Night Chapters
DESCRIPTION:Thursdays\, 5:00 – 8:00 PM \nChapter House Cape Cod\, 277 MA-6A\, Yarmouth Port \nJoin Cape Symphony Presents for Thursday Night Chapters – a free\, weekly summer residency at the historic Chapter House in Yarmouth Port. Running from May 21 through September 3\, this concert series transforms Thursday evenings into a vibrant celebration of live music\, community\, and Cape Cod culture. Set at of one of the Cape’s most unique and intimate venues\, Thursday Night Chapters invites you to unwind\, connect\, and experience incredible performances under the stars. \nEach week features a rotating lineup of standout local and regional artists spanning folk\, jazz\, soul\, and beyond. Whether you’re discovering a new favorite artist or returning for a familiar sound\, no two nights are the same. 🎶 \nThe Experience:\nArrive early\, grab a drink\, and settle in. Chapter House offers a thoughtfully curated bar program alongside a delicious food menu\, making it easy to turn your night into a full evening out. Enjoy cocktails\, local beers\, and bites while taking in the music.\nThe outdoor setting features cozy fire pits and yard games\, creating a laid-back\, social atmosphere that’s perfect for groups\, families\, or a casual night out. It’s not just a concert – it’s a complete Cape Cod summer experience.\nTickets: Free admission. \nWhy You Should Go:\nFree live music all summer long\nFull bar and food menu available on-site\nA specially selected lineup of top Cape Cod talent\nFire pits and yard games for a relaxed\, social vibe\nUnique outdoor venue with historic character\nLocation:\nChapter House\nYarmouth Port\, MA \nMore Info: csp@capesymphony.org.\nor visit www.chapterhousecapecod.com \nCome for the music. Stay for the atmosphere. See you on Thursdays. 🍹
URL:https://artsfalmouth.org/event/cape-symphony-presents-thursday-night-chapters/
LOCATION:Chapter House Cape Cod\, 277 MA-6A\, Yarmouth Port\, 02675
CATEGORIES:Family fun,Food trucks,Live music,Music,Outdoor events
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SUMMARY:July Artist of the Month is Rebecca Zaremba
DESCRIPTION:At Northeast Dyeworks\, visitors will find a mix of new and upcycled textiles crafted with reverence for the natural world. Every piece is hand-dyed with botanicals\, and all materials are grown in the home garden\, sustainably foraged\, or responsibly sourced. \nRebecca Zaremba is the maker behind Northeast Dyeworks. Inspired by a lifelong love of nature\, her work centers on translating the beauty of plants and flowers into lasting color on textiles\, creating pieces that reflect both place and season. \nWhen she isn’t working with botanicals\, she can be found teaching and learning alongside tiny humans as an early childhood educator. She lives in East Sandwich with her husband and son\, where she’s continually inspired by the natural world around her. \nWest Falmouth Library is  proud to have her as their July Artist of the Month.
URL:https://artsfalmouth.org/event/july-artist-of-the-month-is-rebecca-zaremba/
LOCATION:West Falmouth Library\, 575 West Falmouth Highway\, West Falmouth\, MA\, 02574\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art shows
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ORGANIZER;CN="West Falmouth Library":MAILTO:wfal_mail@clamsnet.org
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SUMMARY:Dream Tale Puppets presents “Jack and the Beanstalk” in Woods Hole
DESCRIPTION:When Jack sells the family cow for some magic beans\, he launches his family on a GIANT adventure. This joyous and imaginative production transports audiences up the beanstalk using every style of puppet character\, from hand puppets and masks to marionettes. Lively narration\, beautiful design\, and hilarious physical comedy make this an inspiring and memorable show for all ages. The show is 45 – 50 minutes long. \nThis event is the second one in the Woods Hole Puppetry Series. The series continues with “Alice\, or the Red King’s Dream” on Friday\, July 17th\, at the Community Hall\, and “Badger Meets the Fairies” by Margaret Moody Puppets\, on the following Friday at the Old Fire Station\, both at 4:30 p.m. \nDream Tale Puppets\, founded in 2003 in Mashpee and led by Jacek Zuzanski\, produces and performs shows\, offers workshops and classes\, and trains actors-puppeteers. \nThis program is sponsored by the Woods Hole Community Association and supported by a grant from the Woods Hole Foundation.
URL:https://artsfalmouth.org/event/dream-tale-puppets-presents-jack-and-the-beanstalk-in-woods-hole/
LOCATION:Woods Hole Community Hall\, 68 Water Street\, Woods Hole\, MA\, 02543\, United States
CATEGORIES:Children's events,Family fun,In-person events,Puppets
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SUMMARY:Women In Jazz: A Sampling from The First Hundred Years
DESCRIPTION:As part of its Community Voices series\, the West Falmouth Library presents a free presentation by Robert Silver on “Women in Jazz: A Sampling From the First Hundred Years” on Friday\, July 10 at 5 PM  The event is free and open to all. \nRegister Here. \nJazz is quintessential American music recognized and enjoyed around the world. Tracing its origins to the “Talking Drums” of Western Africa to the complexities of numerous composers and performers – women and men\, jazz has birthed a wide array of familiar formats including Bebop\, Blues\, Broadway Musicals\, Calypso\, Contemporary Symphonic and Opera\, Gospel\, Rhythm and Blues\, Rock & Roll\, Scat and Soul. \nThis presentation will sample contributions of women and men in jazz during the past hundred years; relying upon luminaries including Dorothy Donegan\, Ella Fitzgerald\, Natalie Cole\, Eva Cassidy\, Diana Krall\, Yoko Miwa\, Samara Joy\, Christine Fawson\, Judy Carmichael\, and others (many whose music has been featured in the Falmouth Jazz Festival). Aspects of the musical and personal lives of these performers will  be presented and samplings of their recorded performances will be played \nRobert Silver is a recently retired scientist and professor with more than a half-century in research and teaching\, and even longer as a fan of classical\, jazz and blues music.
URL:https://artsfalmouth.org/event/women-in-jazz-a-sampling-from-the-first-hundred-years/
LOCATION:West Falmouth Library\, 575 West Falmouth Highway\, West Falmouth\, MA\, 02574\, United States
CATEGORIES:Author talks
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SUMMARY:MBL Friday Evening Lecture Series: Mark Barrow\, Virginia Tech
DESCRIPTION:Whether you’re in Woods Hole or halfway around the world\, join us for this venerable MBL lecture series. Lectures are free and open to the public for in-person and virtual attendance. \n“Carson’s Clarion Call: The Noisy Response to Silent Spring” – Mark Barrow\, Virginia Tech \nThe publication of Silent Spring (1962) generated a firestorm of controversy and helped catalyze the modern environmental movement. Why did Rachel Carson’s critique of modern pesticides have such a far-reaching impact? This lecture argues that its influence grew out of a convergence of Carson’s authority as both scientist and bestselling author\, a cultural climate of heightened anxiety about postwar chemical and nuclear technologies\, and the aggressive strategies of her critics. A trained biologist and accomplished writer with access to a broad network of scientific experts\, Carson offered readers a compelling\, accessible synthesis of the risks associated with the postwar embrace of synthetic pesticides. Equally important\, Silent Spring appeared at a moment of growing public concern over widely publicized chemical and pharmaceutical safety scandals and radioactive fallout from atmospheric nuclear testing. Finally\, the response of Carson’s critics—including chemical companies\, economic entomologists\, and U.S. Department of Agriculture officials—proved largely counterproductive: their concerted efforts to discredit Carson only amplified her message\, ensuring that the reaction to Silent Spring was anything but silent. \nMark V. Barrow\, Jr. is a professor of history at Virginia Tech whose work spans environmental\, animal\, and American cultural history\, as well as the history of biology\, natural history\, and wildlife conservation. A prizewinning teacher and scholar\, he is the author of A Passion for Birds: American Ornithology after Audubon (Princeton University Press\, 1998)\, Nature’s Ghosts: Confronting Extinction from the Age of Jefferson to the Age of Ecology (University of Chicago Press\, 2009)\, and Gator!: The Making of America’s Iconic Reptile\, from First Encounters to Florida Man (University of Chicago Press\, forthcoming). His research has been supported by the American Philosophical Society\, the National Science Foundation\, and the National Endowment for the Humanities. \nNo registration required for in-person attendance. Doors open at 7:30 PM\, lectures start at 8:00 PM.
URL:https://artsfalmouth.org/event/mbl-friday-evening-lecture-series-mark-barrow-virginia-tech/
LOCATION:Cornelia Clapp Auditorium\, 7 MBL Street\, Marine Biological Laboratory\, Woods Hole\, MA\, 02543\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community television,Environment,Free events,Science,Talks
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