ALWAYS…PATSY CLINE BACK AGAIN by POPULAR DEMAND! JULY 4, 5, 18, 19, 25, 26, August 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 at 8 PM. Written and originally directed by Ted Swindley. (more)

Are you looking for something out of the ordinary to fill your evenings? Join us as we walk the historic and haunted “Old Kings Highway” in Barnstable Village. ... The date is 1645 Reverend John Lothrop, founder of Barnstable has a home built on “Old Kings Highway” and is now the Sturgis Library.... (more)

CAPE PLAYHOUSE. A razor-sharp comedy that combines a Pygmalion story with Washington shenanigans. A shady senator-buying tycoon hires a handsome journalist to tutor his bubble-headed mistress and finds that a little knowledge goes a long way. (more)

CUMMAQUID Mass.- Starting May 25th, 2008 Mass Audubon’s Long Pasture Wildlife Sanctuary will be offering a variety of naturalist guided kayak trips throughout the Mid and Upper Cape. Join our experienced naturalists as we escape the crowds and discover the rich aquatic life and beauty of Cape Cod. Kayaking offers a unique and intimate connection to wildlife that is truly memorable.... (more)

Directed by Brendan Hughes The Harbor Stage Danny and Deborah are in love, despite the reservations of their cynical best friends. But can true love be made from a one-night stand? One of David Mamet’s first hits, this 1974 classic is an enjoyable romp through the bars, beds, and other battlefields of the Sexual Revolution.... (more)

Gallery exhibit featuring the work of nationally known and regionally recognized sculptors. The New England Sculptors Association was organized in 1948 and is one of the oldest sculptors' associations in the United States.... (more)

Learn all about the native Indians as the were back in the early days of the explorers. Learn their way of life and daily activities and most importantly their history. This is a 2 hour walks (more)

Learn to read the signs of the tidal flats, such as twisting trails, holes, and mud piles, that reveal how creatures live, walk, eat and burrow down under. We will explore the shore with dip nets, digging tools, and magnifiers to discover creatures and uncover their secrets for survival in an environment inundated twice daily by the tide. (more)

Local artists exhibit for sale their oil, watercolor and pastel paintings every Thursday & Friday June 26th - Aug. 29th, outdoors in front of Saint Christopher's Episcopal Church on Main St., downtown Chatham, weather permitting. (more)

Local fishermen with a bit of raunch (more)