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)

Starts July 10! Every Friday at noon through August 21, join us on the lawn for a picnic lunch! You’re welcome to bring your own from home for the whole family and the YMCA will be providing FREE lunch to children under 18 years of age.... (more)

Celebrate summer on Cape Cod at the 14th Annual Brewster Summer Craft Festival! Join us July 25 & 26 at Drummer Boy Park for one of Cape Cod’s most anticipated juried outdoor arts & craft festivals. A beloved summer tradition, the Brewster Summer Craft Festival brings together an impressive and thoughtfully curated collection of American-made arts, crafts, and specialty foods, drawing locals and visitors alike for a full weekend of handmade discovery in a beautiful coastal setting. What you’ll find: • Over 100 juried artisan booths featuring American- made arts, crafts, and specialty foods • A wide variety of handmade work including jewelry, textiles, woodworking, home décor, functional art, coastal- inspired designs, gifts, and more • A strong mix of returning favorites and exciting new artisans • An outstanding selection of specialty foods and gourmet treats to enjoy while you shop This long-running Brewster favorite is known for its variety, quality, and welcoming atmosphere — the perfect way to spend a summer weekend meeting the makers and supporting handmade craftsmanship. Pet-friendly! Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome Rain or shine | Free admission Show Hours Saturday, July 25: 10am – 5pm Sunday, July 26: 10am – 4pm Location Drummer Boy Park 773 Main Street Brewster, MA 02631 Directions From Route 6 East, take Exit 78B onto Route 134 North and follow signs to Route 6A. Learn more, explore the exhibitor list, and plan your visit at CastleberryFairs.com Bring your friends, take your time, and enjoy one of Cape Cod’s signature summer craft festivals — handmade, outdoors, and full of creativity (more)

The 35th Woods Hole Film Festival, “Bold Films, Bright Futures: 35 Years of Films That Matter,” kicks off Saturday, July 25, running for eight exciting days through Saturday, August 1. With feature-length and short films from around the world, engaging Q&As with filmmakers, a master class, panel discussions, a workshop, unforgettable live music parties, and an awards ceremony, this year’s Festival offers something for everyone.... (more)

Get into the holiday spirit early at our Christmas in July retail fundraising event! Discover an incredible selection of brand-new glass art, fresh from the hot shops of your favorite local and regional glass artists.... (more)

Be amazed by the beauty and energy of Chara Percussion as they present stunning arrangements of American classics: Simple Gifts and Appalachian Spring by Aaron Copland Amazing Grace by John Newton Wade in the Water, an African American Spiritual Rhapsody in Blue by Gershwin and America by Bernstein. Info: 508-240-2400 | artsempoweringlife.org (Free for Students & Youth) (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)

Create delicate, sculptural blooms in this hands-on borosilicate workshop focused on repetition, control, and thoughtful assembly. Students will learn how to shape and refine individual petals, practicing consistency and intentional movement to achieve balanced, cohesive forms. You’ll explore how glass responds to heat as you flatten, shape, and refine each element, then discover the techniques for bringing those pieces together—carefully reheating and assembling them into a complete flower.... (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)

From Gavel to Gravel Retired Judge Gary Nickerson shares the fascinating story of his journey from the courtroom to the excavation field in this engaging presentation. After years on the bench, Judge Nickerson traded legal briefs for archaeological digs, becoming a member of an archaeology team in Chatham assisting with an archaeological dig at what is believed to be the original Nickerson homestead in Chatham. Through stories, discoveries, and personal reflections, he explores how a lifelong curiosity about history led him to uncover pieces of the past buried beneath Cape Cod’s landscape.... (more)