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Apr
30
Scrabble every Wednesday 10am-12pm at West Falmouth Library. Please bring your own Scrabble board. (more)
Apr
30
Experienced players welcome to the weekly Bridge game at West Falmouth Library. The group meets Wednesdays 10am-12pm. (more)
May
1
The Seaside Knitters Group meets Tuesdays and Thursdays, 2pm-4pm, at West Falmouth Library. This is a free and open group, all levels of proficiency are welcome. Bring an unfinished work or start a new project. (more)
May
6
Join Karen Shackleford of Cape Sands Ballroom for a fun afternoon of dancing to fine recorded contemporary and classic ballroom, Latin, swing, and specialty tunes. For singles and couples of all dance levels.... (more)
May
6
Tuesday’s intermediate Mahjong group at West Falmouth Library is perfect for newer players who have taken an introduction to Mahjong class, or players interested in a more relaxed social game.... (more)
May
6
The Seaside Knitters Group meets Tuesdays and Thursdays, 2pm-4pm, at West Falmouth Library. This is a free and open group, all levels of proficiency are welcome. Bring an unfinished work or start a new project. (more)
May
7
Scrabble every Wednesday 10am-12pm at West Falmouth Library. Please bring your own Scrabble board. (more)
May
7
Experienced players welcome to the weekly Bridge game at West Falmouth Library. The group meets Wednesdays 10am-12pm. (more)
May
8
The Seaside Knitters Group meets Tuesdays and Thursdays, 2pm-4pm, at West Falmouth Library. This is a free and open group, all levels of proficiency are welcome. Bring an unfinished work or start a new project. (more)
May
10
From Atget to AI: The History of Photography Approaching the 200th anniversary of the first recorded photograph, we look back on how the intersection of physics, chemistry, mechanics, and art have led us to a time when no image can be considered "true." From Leonardo's camera obscura to Niépce 1827 heliograph to Atget's Paris to Ansel's Yosemite to Photoshop's AI, changes in technology have driven artistic vision, even as artistic vision has pushed the boundaries of the era's technology.... (more)
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