Mar
19
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In August 2019, The New
York Times published a
collection of essays,
poems, stories, and photos
entitled "The 1619
Project." The project
proposes a "new origin
story" for the U.S.
beginning in 1619 with the
arrival in Virginia of the
first ship carrying slaves,
rather than 1776....
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Mar
19
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Thinking about making the
switch to plant based
nutrition? Come to this
exciting lecture on how to
VEGANIZE your favorite
meals! This program is
with Anke Rudy, a certified
plant-based nutrition
coach!
Tuesday March 19th at
1pm at the Osterville
Village Library
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Mar
20
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March 20, 2024—
KATHARINE CELLI BOOKS
is excited to announce the
publication of
THE MALA BEADS ~ A
Novel of Hope and
Discovery in a Time of
Chaos,
by author Kathy Aspden.
The Mala Beads is a
multicultural connected-
short-story novel (think
Sisterhood of the Traveling
Pants meets The Secret,
but written in a format
resembling your favorite
binge-worthy television
series).
A mysterious mala bead
necklace connects the lives
of 36 people throughout
the United States and
Canada—each needing a
miracle.
The people the beads
touch are diverse, each
story unfolding intimately
and culturally....
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Mar
21
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Whaling in New England with Dr. Michael Pregot
Thursday, March 21, at 2:00 pm
Included with Museum Admission
Many different forms of whaling have been
used in Cape Cod. Drift, shore, herding, and
artic whaling have all been practiced at one
time or another....
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Mar
23
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Local astronomer Art
Cornell will give a talk
about the Total Solar
Eclipse that is coming on
April 8, 2024. Art will
explain what an eclipse is
and why its path travels
from Mexico to Maine.
Several years ago, Art’s
granddaughter asked Art
why the eclipse in 2017
went west to east but this
one is going from south to
north....
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Mar
23
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The Cape Cod Museum of Art presents:
Hans Hofmann: Teacher/Artist/Master with Laura
Shabott
Saturday, March 23, 10:30 – 12:30
Member $12 / Non-Member $20 (non-member
ticket includes Museum admission)
This visual presentation and lively discussion will
survey the life and legacy of Hans Hofmann, [who]
was “a multi-generational synthesis of student,
artist, and teacher/mentor, whose singular artistic
development and achievement manifested as a
unique amalgamation of artistic influences and
innovations that bridged two world wars and pan-
Atlantic avant-gardes.”* We will view and comment
on his artworks made from 1936 to 1965....
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Mar
23
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Join Chris Brothers and Andrew Cozzens for a Great American Solar Eclipse presentation on Saturday, March 23rd from 3pm-4:30pm
in the Hermann Meeting Room. Both Chris and Andrew are science teachers at Falmouth High School!
They will talk about why and when eclipses occur, the different types of eclipses, what scientists learn from studying eclipses, how to
safely watch eclipses, citizen science opportunities, and resources for learning and teaching about eclipses....
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Mar
24
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“Pickleball Injury
Prevention Workshop”
Working on injury
prevention now will help
you play all summer long!
Join physical therapist, Dr.
Stephanie Soares for a
workshop covering:
common pickleball
injuries, an active warm
up program and exercises
specific for pickleball injury
prevention....
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Mar
26
|
In August 2019, The New
York Times published a
collection of essays,
poems, stories, and photos
entitled "The 1619
Project." The project
proposes a "new origin
story" for the U.S.
beginning in 1619 with the
arrival in Virginia of the
first ship carrying slaves,
rather than 1776....
(more)
|
Mar
27
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Barnstable County’s first
female sheriff, Donna
Buckley, will discuss her
first year in office, why she
ran, and the importance of
using incarceration as an
opportunity for health and
healing, thereby improving
public safety....
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