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New Artist Preview at The Gallery at Tree’s Place
Please join us in welcoming five new artists to The Gallery at Tree’s Place. This year, we are proud to display the works of Wendy Carney, Antonia Tyz Peeples, James Wolford, Ken Salaz and Hillary Osborn. Selected works from each artist will be on display in the main gallery and online during the month of April. Please stop by to view the new works! Free and open to the public.
Find out more »Tuesday Night Trivia With Rich Roberts
You don't have to be as smart as Einstein to have a great time with Rich Roberts and the other local brainiacs at the Land Ho! Every Tuesday Night!!!
Find out more »Storytime at Snow Library
Storytime Thursdays 10:30 at Snow Library Please join us for songs, stories, and a craft on Thursday morning at The Orleans Snow Library. Ages 0 to 5 and their caregivers are welcome to this fun free program.
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Job Fair at Nauset High School
Nauset Job Fair at Nauset High School Free and Open to the Public Attendees do not need to register Entry Level & Experienced Part Time & Full Time Seasonal & Year Round Come to the Nauset Job Fair and apply for hundreds of openings in all fields. Recreation, Restaurants, Municipalities, Banks, Healthcare, Motels, Retail Stores, Landscapers & More! For more information about the job fair call Nauset Regional High School at (508) 255-1505 x 5178 or contact your local Chamber…
Find out more »Nauset Job Fair – Open to the Public
Attention Employers! FREE Employment Recruiter Space. This is the best local recruiting opportunity for Employers. Whether you need Full-Time, Part-Time, Year-Round, Seasonal Help, there is no easier way to find a good employee than at the Nauset Job Fair! REGISTER today for the 2018 Nauset Job Fair
Find out more »“The Specialized Field of Archaeobotany”
The Cape Cod Museum of Natural History in Brewster presents “The Specialized Field of Archaeobotany” with Katharine Reinhart Friday, April 27, 2018 at 1pm. One of the least discussed specialized fields of study within archaeology is archaeobotanical analysis. Despite being a neglected form of investigation, archaeobotany has the potential to provide researchers with invaluable data that can offer insights into such things as to what our ancestors were eating, using for medicine, and even give researchers a timetable for when…
Find out more »Smash the Stigma
Join us for the kickoff event for the 2018 Cape & Islands Suicide Awareness Walk! On Friday, April 27th, from 5-9pm at Hog Island Beer Co. in Orleans, we will enjoy a night of music from the Spampinato Brothers and Sensible Shoes. Cape Cod treasures will be presented in baskets for raffle, and we will have a 50-50 raffle for maximum fun. Enjoy Hog Island's home brew and menu, while supporting three local non-profits dedicated to suicide awareness and prevention…
Find out more »MEP’s Boating Safety Course
The Goose Hummock is pleased to partner with the Massachusetts Environmental Police to offer a Boating Safety Course. The dates and times are April 28th, May 5th and 12th, from 8am to Noon. The classes will be held at our new offices at 45 South Orleans Road in Orleans (formally the Beth Bishop Building) The course is free but space is limited. Sign up today by calling the MEP at 508-564-4961 or emailing [email protected] For more informations visit http://www.goose.com. Class…
Find out more »Indoor Farmers Market
We are officially the Cape's only year round market. Come by and see us this Saturday 9-12 at Nauset Regional Middle School and see all the bounty our local farmers and food producers have to offer. Remember everything sold at the market has been grown or produced within Barnstable County so you truly can not shop more local than that!
Find out more »Cape and Islands Suicide Awareness Walk
The Barnstable County Human Services Department reports the suicide rate on the Cape and Islands is more than twice the state average, and suicide is now the second leading cause of death for youth ages 14-25. Last year, Sharing Kindness was formed to honor a Nauset high school junior who died by suicide. Over four hundred Cape Codders joined us at the first Suicide Awareness Walk on Cape Cod last year. This year, we are partnering with Cape & Islands…
Find out more »2018 Cape & Islands Suicide Awareness Walk
Join us to END THE SILENCE around suicide by donating or registering to walk with us at our Cape & Islands Suicide Awareness Walk this spring. We walk a three-mile loop around Orleans. All are welcome!
Find out more »2018 Festival of Museums
We are excited to announce the 2nd Annual Festival of Museums! April 28, 2018 • 10-4PM • FREE ADMISSION! Hyannis Youth & Community Center • 141 Basset Lane, Hyannis, MA The Festival of Museums is just that – a FREE one-day celebration of Cape Cod’s museums and galleries with events throughout the day. Museums and galleries from all around Cape Cod are offering a fun packed day of surprising and exciting events and activities aimed at igniting your imagination. So,…
Find out more »Screening of the documentary, Divide in Concord, about the efforts to limit use of plastic water bottles in Concord, MA
Join us at Snow Library for a screening of the documentary Divide in Concord: The Bottled Water Ban on Saturday, April 28 at 10 a.m. “ Concord, birthplace of the American Revolution and Henry David Thoreau, is the perfect place for a 21st century environmental battle, and this saga has all of the elements of a good fight.” (EcoWatch) In the Marion Crain Gallery. Free to the public.
Find out more »Bob Korn Printing Workshop
ASMP New England partners with longtime sponsor Bob Korn Imaging + The Gallery Upstairs to bring you a Printing Workshop. “A photograph isn’t a photograph until it’s a print” Printing used to be left to the professionals at the lab, but now with digital, many try to print themselves finding that the options and technical requirements can be daunting. How do you profile and calibrate your printer and your monitor? What’s the difference between pigment and dye based inks? How…
Find out more »Korean Buffet
The Orleans United Methodist Church on the corner of Rt. 28 and Main St. will be hosting a Korean Buffet on Sat., April 28 for the community. This event is free, so come and enjoy a sampling of Korean dishes.
Find out more »ASMP New England Member Show
ASMP New England partners with longtime sponsor Bob Korn Imaging to bring you the ASMPNE Member Show. “A photograph isn’t a photograph until it’s a print” Nothing beats a beautiful print of a terrific image. You supply the image and Bob Korn will make the print. This will be a good time in so many ways. Come out to see what ASMP New England can do and celebrate with your fellow members. If you get into the show, you could…
Find out more »Live Music With The Hurricane
The Barley Neck Inn welcomes back the Hurricane to the stage on April 28th at 10pm!
Find out more »2018 Gardening for Life Speaker Series!
Cultivate your love of gardening by joining the 2018 Gardening for Life speaker series sponsored by the Friends of the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History and Association to Preserve Cape Cod. This popular series presents experts from around the country in the field of gardening and landscape design. Four Sunday programs at 1pm: Sunday, March 11th, Native Plants for New England Gardens with Dan Jaffe of The New England Wildflower Society. Sunday, March 18th, The Pollinator Friendly Landscape: Beyond…
Find out more »Invasive Weeds: What You Can Do
As part of the Gardening for Life Speaker Series, the Friends of the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History and Association to Preserve Cape Cod present Invasive Weeds: What You Can Do with Mike Bald of “Got Weeds?” Sunday, April 29, 2018 at 1pm. Owner Mike Bald of “Got Weeds?” a Vermont based company, has years of experience fighting non-native invasive species that can dominate our landscapes. He uses manual and non-synthetic control methods to eradicate, contain, or suppress non-native…
Find out more »Music at the Museum: Pola Baytelman, piano
Chilean born pianist Pola Baytelman returns to the OHS for a program of music ranging from renowned South American composers such as Brazilian Villa-Lobos and Argentinian Alberto Ginastera to Romantic European composers such as Mendelssohn and Schumann. Pola has toured extensively around the globe and is Distinguished Artist in Residence at Skidmore College. She is author of a book on Isaac Albéniz. Members $18 Non-members $20 Students $10
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