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Mar
11
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Gregorian chant has long
been known to foster peace,
health, vitality, and a closer
connection to God. These
retreats are for everyone—
from scholars with years of
experience to anyone who
seeks the beauty and
benefits of this ancient
music....
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Mar
12
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Gregorian chant has long
been known to foster peace,
health, vitality, and a closer
connection to God. These
retreats are for everyone—
from scholars with years of
experience to anyone who
seeks the beauty and
benefits of this ancient
music....
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Mar
14
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Join Stephanie Radman,
founder of professional
home organizing
business, Mayflower Home
Organizing, for an
insightful speaking event,
“The Art of Swedish Death
Cleaning.” This
compassionate and
empowering presentation
introduces the Swedish
concept of
döstädning—the practice of
thoughtfully decluttering
one’s belongings to
simplify life and ease the
burden on loved ones....
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Mar
15
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This class is for those who
want to write a non-fiction
book and wonder about the
process. Learn about how
to plan your non-fiction
book and what you need to
present your idea to a
publisher....
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Mar
15
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Arts Speak Performance
Lecture
In this conversation, cellist
Kevin Crudder will explore all
six preludes of the Bach
Suites for Unaccompanied
Cello both from a technical
perspective and as profound
musical meditations....
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Mar
17
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Join us as we welcome historian and author Anthony Sammarco to talk
about cranberries and how this versatile fruit was used for food, dye, and
medicine. Learn how the European settlers came to rely on them for
nutrients and bartering with their Native American neighbors who
introduced them to the wild fruit....
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Mar
18
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Join Mass Audubon at Cape
Cod Beer in Hyannis to
learn about wildlife over
delicious local beverages
during our annual Wildlife
on Tap Lecture Series. This
four-part event offers
engaging presentations by
experts, highlighting recent
discoveries and local
insights in a warm and
welcoming setting....
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Mar
18
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The public is invited to a
set of programs that
promises to present
practical and workable
strategies to improve
Brewster’s environmental
future. This three-part
series will dive deeper into
the environmental
challenges introduced last
year in a similar series
entitled Brewster at the
Crossroads....
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Mar
21
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This free one-hour
International Humanitarian
Law overview equips
you to understand the
Geneva Conventions,
fundamental principles
of IHL, and the Red Cross’
role during armed conflict.
At the end of
the course you’ll be able to
apply the principles to the
rules governing
global affairs, past events,
and current conflicts
reported in the media.
“Even War Has Rules”
presented by Yunzi
Xu, American Red Cross
IHL Instructor
This program will take
place on March 21st, 2026,
11am-12pm, Main Meeting
Room at Osterville Village
Library
For more information or to
register for this event,
please contact Amy Wolfe
at awolfe@clamsnet.org or
by calling the OVL directly
at (508)428-5757
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Apr
12
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She performs one woman shows around the world, and we are
so happy to welcome the return of the talented Sheryl Faye,
portraying Amelia Earhart! “Amelia Earhart: Pioneer in
Innovation” will take place Sunday, April 12 at 1 p.m....
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