Toddler Time at the Brewster Ladies' Library will be held on Thursday mornings at 10 am starting September 30. Children ages birth to 3 years are invited to this weekly program featuring stories, songs and free play.... (more)

Enjoy an old fashion town celebration complete with concerts, parties, music, food and family fun. Many special events mark this weekend of celebration. Please visit www.brewsterfortheholidays.org for detailed information. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Cape Cod Children's Place a child care and family resource center who serves families in Brewster and surrounding towns. (more)

The Cape Cod Enchanted Village, located at the Cape Codder Resort & Spa in Hyannis, opens for its 9th magical season on December 3th, 2010. The village features a magnificent display of more than 100,000 lights, a Santa’s Village, animated reindeer stall, snowmen and a bonfire (weather permitting) every night through January 2, 2011.... (more)

Holiday Pops Spectacular A Heart-Warming Holiday Celebration Jung-Ho Pak, Conductor Jacquelyn Piro Donovan, Soprano Fred Inkley, Tenor Chatham Chorale, T. Joseph Marchio, Music Director Extol Bell Choir Rekindle fond memories of the holidays with a merry medley of old favorites including “Winter Wonderland,” ” I’ll Be Home for Christmas,” and “Little Drummer Boy.” Enjoy vocalists Jacquelyn Piro Donovan and Fred Inkley as they put their own special twist on seasonal tunes, including “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” and “Baby, It’s Cold Outside.” Be mesmerized by the Extol Bell Choir’s precisely coordinated rendering of “Joyous Noel” and be touched by the Chatham Chorale’s stirring interpretation of “Hallelujah! Chorus.” With an audience sing-along and a surprise visit by a jolly old man from the North Pole, this year’s spectacular promises to make your spirits bright! Jacquelyn Piro Donovan, Soprano Jacquelyn Piro Donovan holds the distinction of portraying both Cosette and Fantine in Les Misérables, the only actor in Broadway history to do so.... (more)

A man, a bit lonely and weary of the modern world, beats the blues by dropping the needle on his favorite vinyl recording, a 1928 smash hit musical, The Drowsy Chaperone. Its star, Janet Van De Graaff, steps into his living room with her handsome fiance, her tipsy chaperone, her producer, an aviatrix, and two gangsters disguised as chefs and they play out a twisted plot employing a shameless raft of theatrical devices including mistaken identity, spit takes, tap dancing, show-stoppers, flagrant upstaging, and rousing anthems.... (more)

DJ Jamie O bringing all the top hits and all requests for dancing and flirting at Wickets Pub. Come enjoy the best drinks in the area and a great DJ. (more)

17 trees gorgeously decorated and lavishly endowed with gifts by local non profit organizations. Bid on trees (including the Cultural Center’s, laden with art of all kinds) by purchasing “treebucks” for $10 at the event (or in advance from the Center and we’ll put them in our bidding box for you).... (more)

Friday, December 3 at 6:30 pm. This event, open to the public, is free of charge. The screening is followed by a panel discussion with area artists. This event is produced in collaboration with Art21, Inc., a non-profit contemporary art organization serving artists, students, teachers, and the general public worldwide. What role do intuition, emotion, fantasy, and escapism play in contemporary art? The Art in the Twenty-First Century documentary Romance explores these questions in the work of the artists Pierre Huyghe, Judy Pfaff, Lari Pittman, and Laurie Simmons, shot on location in New York, California, Germany, and France.... (more)

The Brewster Ladies’ Library will be showing Bomber as its First Friday Foreign Film on Friday, December 3 at 1:30 pm. Alistar and Valerie have been planning a trip to Germany for a very long time.... (more)

A benefit for the Education Foundation of Dennis and Yarmouth, Inc. Members of the Yarmouth Art Guild and students from the Dennis-Yarmouth schools will exhibit in the Great Hall and Board Room; Susan Stranz, watercolors, in the Blue Room; Corinne Bellingham and Judy Beck, paintings, in the Vault.... (more)