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Falmouth artist Karen Rinaldo describes the creative process behind the 1994 commission of the The First Thanksgiving, one of the first images to accurately recognize the Wampanoag presence at the 1621 event. […]

Join us for a fun Nantucket bracelet-making class at Uva Wine Bar – sip, craft, and mingle! Enjoy some delicious wine and yummy food while learning to make a one […]

Birds are a wonderful vehicle for witnessing cyclic and seasonal changes. In this monthly series, we meet at Mass Audubon’s North River Sanctuary, and use van transportation to explore various sites […]

Join us for one hour every Thursday morning and get your day off to a fabulous start! A certified yoga instructor will lead you through various poses to help you […]

The American Parkinson’s Association works to educate and empower those impacted by Parkinson’s Disease. If you or a loved one has been impacted by Parkinson’s, this group will provide you […]

Linn Theater Between the Temples – Aug 30-Sept 12, 2024 4:30 & 7:00pm A cantor in a crisis of faith finds his world turned upside down when his grade school […]

Join us on September 19 to discuss best-selling author Kristin Hannah’s latest novel, The Women, at the Bradford House. The novel’s characters, female Army nurses during the Vietnam War, share many […]

Join us for a stroll through the darker side of Plymouth history. Over 400 years of history leaves behind an indelible imprint. Stroll the haunted streets of Plymouth in search […]

The New Bedford Whaling Museum is thrilled to welcome renown author KATHERINE VAZ to the Cook Memorial Theater stage on Thursday, September 19 at 6:00 PM. The lecture will be followed by […]

The Scituate Historical Society will offer “Trips To The Top” on select full moon evenings. Climb the 121 stairs to the belfry where you will look out over Scituate and take […]

Set sail in *Clipper Wars*, the thrilling second installment of Steve Dahill’s Age of Sail Trilogy. Amidst the chaos of the California Gold Rush, the Gant and Briggs families engage […]

Penelope Pelham Winslow was one of the most powerful women in Plymouth Colony’s history. A member of the English gentry (her third-great-grandmother was Anne Boleyn’s sister Mary), she was married […]