Whether covering our local bogs or garnishing our cocktails, cranberries have held an ever-present role in Cape Cod life for generations. Come explore the rise of this humble berry through Cape Cod’s history, from its historic use by the Wampanoag people to its modern sale worldwide by companies like Ocean Spray.... (more)

Discover the origin story of the American automobile through 26 cars from Heritage’s collection. Come along for a ride from the late 1800s to the 1960s as the car evolves from a horseless carriage to a streamlined symbol of freedom and independence. (more)

Coffee Conversation friendship The 1st friday of every month at 9:30AM, Newcomers always welcome Enjoy activities, classes and special events all year with us. Open to all Barnstable County residents and beyond. contact: ostervillevillagewomensgro up@gmail.com (more)

Free and open to all, this weekly unstructured playtime is supervised by parents and caregivers, and aimed for children ages infant to four. Every Friday 10 a.m.-12 p.m. in the Children’s Play area on the library’s lower level.... (more)

The Real Inspector Hound Written by Tom Stoppard Directed by Holly Erin McCarthy Set Design by Ellen Rousseau adapted from the original design by Robert R. Troie, Founding Artistic Director Costume Design by Robin McLaughlin Lighting Design by Susan Nicholson Sound Design by Maura Hanlon Stage Manager Kaleigh Mason Considered by many as “nearly perfect,” this is Stoppard at his wittiest.... (more)

Experienced players welcome to the weekly Bridge game. The group meets Fridays 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.. Annual registration is requested to receive important communications about schedule or location changes. (more)

For the first time in a long time, PMPM is inviting the public On The Hill for Provincetown’s Fourth of July fireworks celebration from one of the best vantage points in town. So, if you don’t already have plans for the 4th of July, now’s the time to make them because TICKETS for our 4th of July Party On The Hill are now open to the public, and they are moving quickly. Celebrate Independence Day overlooking Provincetown Harbor from a place most people never get to experience on the 4th of July. The party starts at 6pm and lasts through the fireworks. Bring lawn chairs or blankets if you’d like to sit on the lawn, but definitely don’t forget your dancing shoes because The Glitter Boys — a DJ duo known to bring people of all ages to their feet — will be spinning all-vinyl records from 6:00pm to 8:00pm. There’ll be: ?? A full bar ?? Clean, plentiful bathrooms (which become a very underrated amenity on the 4th of July) ?? Great music and great people ?? Plenty of room to spread out and enjoy the evening ? One of the best fireworks views in Provincetown And when the fireworks end, you don’t have to rush anywhere. We know traffic leaving Provincetown can be challenging after the show, so you’re welcome to stay until 10:00pm and wait for things to settle down before heading home. Tickets are $20 and limited, and once they’re gone, they’re gone. PMPM Members can still receive their 10% ticket discount.... (more)

The biggest Little Show on Cape Cod - come out and see the best that Cape Cod can offer. Come and visit with us. You wont be disappointed. By the Bay Fine Art & Craft Show 24th Annual Fine Art & Craft Shows 2024 at drummer boy field Brewster Our 25th year of quality fine art and crafts in Brewster. Come out an visit this holiday and keep cape sand in your shoes all year long... photography color and black and white, Leather, graphics, Nautical, Watercolors, Oils, Glass Jewelry and fabrics. (more)

Whether covering our local bogs or garnishing our cocktails, cranberries have held an ever-present role in Cape Cod life for generations. Come explore the rise of this humble berry through Cape Cod’s history, from its historic use by the Wampanoag people to its modern sale worldwide by companies like Ocean Spray.... (more)

Discover the origin story of the American automobile through 26 cars from Heritage’s collection. Come along for a ride from the late 1800s to the 1960s as the car evolves from a horseless carriage to a streamlined symbol of freedom and independence. (more)