Coffee @ The Kennedy Museum: Lee Roscoe – Wampanoag Art for the Ages
Lee Roscoe is an award winning environmentalist and playwright whose film, Four Plays for a Planet in Peril, in collaboration
Carol Scollans: Melissa Shook: Inside and Out
Curator and UMass Boston Art History Professor Carol Scollans will speak about last fall’s retrospective exhibit at UMass Boston, Melissa
(VIRTUAL) Mushrooms I’ve Gotten to Know Around Massachusetts-Tyler Akabane
Tyler Akabane has established a career providing mushrooms to Boston-area gourmet restaurants, establishing his own retail shop, and educating
Katherine Smith & Jerry Philogene: Myrlande Constant: The Work of Radiance
Co-curators Jerry Philogene and Katherine Smith will talk about the Fowler Museum’s current show, the first retrospective of contemporary
(VIRTUAL) Always Ready: Military Women on the Cape and Chatham’s Top Secret WWII Coast Guard Station
During World War II, the Armed Forces called on America's women to join their ranks. Cape Cod, already a
John Taylor “Ike” Williams: The Shores of Bohemia: A Cape Cod Story, 1910-1960 -ZOOM
Author John Taylor “Ike” Williams, will talk about his new book, an intimate portrait of a legendary generation of
Coffee @ The Kennedy Museum: Kristin O’Malley, President and CEO of The Cape Cod Foundation – Changing HERSTORY
The vision is simple: to change lives. To learn how the foundation will impact change, hear from Kristin O’Malley,
Duck Decoys, with Paul Phillips
Duck decoys are both functional and artistic items. Thirty years ago, Paul Phillips was known as “the buoy man”
Coffee @ The Kennedy Museum: Nancy Rubin Stuart – Poor Richard’s Women
Nancy Rubin Stuart - Poor Richard’s Women - author and executive director of the Cape Cod Writers Center talks
Hugh Eakin: Picasso’s War: How Modern Art Came to America on ZOOM
Author Hugh Eakin will talk about his new book, “Picasso’s War,” the riveting story of how dueling ambitions and the