SUNDAYS

Meditation

Dennis Memorial Library, 8-9am
Begin your week right with a full-hour of meditation

Hyannis HyARTS Artist Shanties

51 Ocean St, Hyannis, 11AM-8PM
Hyannis Harbor *two locations along the Walkway-to-the-Sea* Bismore Park & Harbor Overlook, on Ocean Street 12 seaside shanties! Always open from 11:00am. Artists and artwork change weekly throughout the season. Visit often and discover new faces and a variety of artwork each week. Reoccurring daily until October.

Monthly Free Community Drumming

Hyannis Village Green, 2PM-4PM
No experience necessary. Open to all. Participate OR Fun to watch! Bring all manner of drums, percussion, pots and pans… whatever you have! Reccurring until September 13th.

Kennedy Legacy Trail

Brochures and maps will be available at the JFK Museum on Main Street, Hyannis 
Year round, free self guided walking tour. Celebrates the significant role the Kennedy¹s played in shaping the history of Hyannis and Cape Cod. The 1.6 mile trail consists of 10 informational signs that are placed at key locations from Main Street to the harbor, finishing up at the JFK Memorial at Veteran¹s Beach Each stop provides a brief history of the site and its significance to the Kennedy¹s and their life on Cape Cod. Visitors along the trail can retrieve additional information by accessing the QR code or dialing the number on each sign. Follow the blue sail stencils on the sidewalks leading the way to each stop. www.kennedylegacytrail.com

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MONDAYS

Garden Tours

Falmouth Museums on the Green, 11AM
The Falmouth Historical Society and the Falmouth Garden Club are pleased to provide the opportunity to tour the spectacular gardens at the Museums on the Green this summer! Take a walking tour of each of the five gardens in this beautiful location led by Falmouth Garden Club members. Tours on Tuesday or Saturday at 11am, allowing time to visit the buildings. The tour will last about 40 minutes. Reoccurring daily until October 10th.

Cape Women in Business Biz Bites

2nd Monday every month at noon
A free online networking event. Visit our website www.cwbconnects.com for location.

Safe Place: A Virtual Support Group for Suicide Loss

LOCATION: Zoom
2nd & 4th Monday of the month. Safe Place provides those who have lost someone to suicide a caring, confidential, and peer-based support group where they don’t have to be alone with their grief. Hosted by The Samaritans on Cape Cod and the Islands, Safe Place is focused on reaching individuals in rural and isolated communities like Cape Cod and the Islands, though all are welcome to join.To learn more or to register to attend, visit www.capesamaritans.org/grief-services.

Soup Kitchen in Provincetown (SKIP)

United Methodist Church, 12:30-1:30pm
20 Shank Painter Road, Provincetown
SKIP serves over 150 meals a day, over 18,000 meals each season, to residents who are either in need or seek community during the long, wintertime months. www.skipfood.org/

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TUESDAYS

Massachusetts Air & Space Museum

438 Main Street, Hyannis, 10am-4pm
Tues-Sat. A boutique museum in Hyannis that showcases exhibits on the history of aviation and space exploration, focusing on ties to Massachusetts people and industry. There are several hands-on interactive exhibits to engage visitors to simulate flight. https://www.massairspace.org/

Infant Feeding Support Group

Eastham Public Library, 10am
Join Liz Cable, IBCLC, from Rising Tide Doulas for a drop-in infant feeding support group where you can get your questions answered whether you are chestfeeding, breastfeeding, formula feeding, pumping, or any combination of the above! Liz holds a kind, nonjudgmental space where parents can show up, take a breath, and feel held and supported just where they are. Questions? Reach out to Liz at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Veterans Mobile Food Pantry

Orleans Eastham Elks, 10am-1pm
10 McKoy Rd., Eastham
2nd and 4th Tuesday. Your DD214 id required when you sign up on your first visit. Please call 508-778-1590 for more information.

Knitting for a Cause

Centerville Public Library,  10am-noon
This group will make mittens, shawls, hats, scarves, etc. for local nursing homes, NOAH shelters, and other places in need. Just show up! Contact Group Leader, Debi Swiderski, at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for questions or for yarn, needles or patterns.

Rise & Shine

Eastham Public Library, 10:15-11am
For little ones up to 4 years old - start the morning off with a big breath, a big stretch, a story, a song, and some yoga-inspired movement! Six sessions: from Jan 6th to Feb 10th. No Registration Required.

Tuesday Story Time!

Brooks Free Library, Harwich, 10:30-11am
Join us every Tuesday at the Brooks Free Library, Harwich for a fun Story Time at 10:30! We will sing songs, play with scarves, read books and have a great time! This program is designed for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers, but all ages are welcome. Registration is not required. This program is free.

Together You and I Are Not Alone: Loss of Spouse Grief Support

Brewster Ladies Library, 10:30am
On the 1st and 3rd Tuesday morning of each month, join Maureen Keane-Bottino in a gathering for people living with the death of a spouse. The change of seasons, the progression of time, day to day activities; all can be overwhelming and challenging. In shared Grief experiences, we can create a community of support and comfort.

Tech Drop In

Brewster Ladies Library, 4-5pm
Receive hands-on assistance to troubleshoot your technology needs. *No repairs, No Registration Required

Bingo

Eastham/Orleans Elks, Doors open 5pm
10 McKoy Rd, N. Eastham
First game: 6:30PM. Food and refreshments available.

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WEDNESDAYS

.Yoga for Real Bodies

Marstons Mills Public Library, 9am
Also Saturdays at 8am. Please call to reserve room for the next series of classes. Free and Open to the Public

Falmouth Veteran's Joe Q. Coffee Break

Falmouth Community Veterans Center, 10AM-11AM
Falmouth community veteran center brings you.... Joe Q. Coffee break. Join us for coffee and conversation. Every third Wednesday of the Month. Free and open to veterans, family members & friends. Refreshments served. Reoccurring monthly every third Wednesday until December 16th

Scrabble

West Falmouth Library, 10am-12pm
Please bring your own Scrabble board. Players are asked to contribute a $2 fee per week to participate.

Story Time at Brewster Ladies Library

Brewster Ladies Library, 10-30-11:30am
Every week has a theme!

Preschool Projects

Brooks Free Library, Harwich, 10:30-11:30am
Preschoolers and their families are invited every Wednesday at 10:30 to work on age appropriate crafts and activities! We will be doing a wide variety of projects, and some of them might be messy, so dress your child in play clothing! This program is free. No registration is required. The target audience is preschoolers, but all ages are welcome.

MidWeek Meditation

W. Falmouth Library, 575 West Falmouth Highway, 11am
Led by Soto Zen Buddhist priest Unshin Sangaku Dan Joslyn-sensei. No registration required; donations are welcome.

Knit Lit

Brooks Free Library, Harwich, 12:30-2:30pm
Experienced knitters and novices are invited to bring their needles and yarn and to share knitting stories and experiences with other knitters. For more information on joining the group please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Movie Night

Provincetown Public Library, 5:30-7:30pm
Free and open to the public!

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THURSDAYS

Babies & Books Storytime

Brewster Ladies Library, Route 6A, 10-30-11am
Early literacy begins at birth! Join Miss Michelle for stories, songs, rhymes & social time for babies & their caregivers.

Preschool Story Time

Eastham Public Library, 10:30-11:30am
In the Children's Program Room. If the weather is warm-ish and not windy, Story Time may be held outside on the Pondside Patio. Stories, songs, activities, and crafts! Questions? Contact Fran at (508) 240-5950 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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FRIDAYS

Yoga at CPL

Centerville Public Library, 10:30-11:30am
1st and 3rd Friday of the month. In collaboration with Yoga Neighborhood. We welcome you to join us either in-person or via Zoom! The instructor will lead class indoors in our community room. Don't forget your mat! Please request a Zoom link by 8 a.m. on the morning of the class! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdzurJb93xCnlCWRcHxJIGHa2xVUVd5cH2cc8QbrDpbHOl2Bw/viewfor

Fish Fry

Orleans/Eastham Elks, 5:30-7:00PM
Phone Ordering Available at 4:45 PM. https://oeelks.org/

Outermost Contra Dance

Wellfleet Preservation Hall, 7-9pm
3rd Friday of the month. Come dance! New England Contra, Squares, Waltzes - Dance & make some friends. Price: $15 regular admission Special admission: $10 age 30 or younger, $5 with Student ID

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SATURDAYS

Hyannis Youth & Community Center Game Room

Hyannis Youth and Community Center, Hyannis MA, 9:00 am - 9:00 pm 
Year round. Indoor fun for all! Pool tables, ping pong, chess, flat screen television, video games, computer lab with eight pc work stations, free wifi, walking track and supervised fun for the kids! Open Gym times are scheduled daily. Admission: $5 Day Pass or HYCC Membership (Barnstable Residents: $20/yr. Non-residents: $40/yr. Ask about our family discounts!) More information at www.townofbarnstable.us/hycc or call 508-790-6345.

Friends of Snow Library Book Sale

Snow Library, Orleans, 10am-1pm
Every Saturday in the lower level of the library. Find gently used books in all categories,from children's classics to recently published novels, biographies poetry, and gardening guides. And we have DVDs and CDs! Cash or checks are accepted in payment. All proceeds are used to benefit the Library.

Cozy Corner Story Time

Osterville Village Library, 10am
Come for the stories, stay for the crafts!

LEGO: Build it!

West Falmouth Library, 10:30-12:30PM
LEGO: Build it! On the first Saturday of each month,  children 5+ can enjoy free play time with Lego at the library until December 5th.

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Sunday September 6

Women Rock! The Tent

Cape Cod Melody Tent, Hyannis, 7:30PM
Prepare for an evening celebrating legendary female artists as Women Rock! takes the stage. This special event brings together the powerful anthems and groundbreaking performances of rock's most iconic women. Secure your spot to witness a tribute to the enduring impact of these musical trailblazers. https://gotickets.com/tickets/1485754/women-rock-tickets/cape-cod-melody-tent-hyannis-ma-9-6-2026?orderBy=Price%3A+Low+to+High

Saturday, September 12

2026 Seaside Le Mans

Mashpee Commons, 12-4pm
The Race for the Cape Cod Community, features teams of sponsors driving Formula One-style karts during an endurance race on an outdoor track at Mashpee Commons to determine the winner.
The Seaside Lemans 2026 beneficiaries:
-Arts Foundation of Cape Cod – Expanding and Strengthening a Vibrant and Diverse Arts and Culture Sector
-Behavioral Health Innovators – Assisting Youth and Young Adults Facing Substance Use Disorder
-Cape Cod Healthcare – Supporting Comprehensive Care and Services for Cancer Patients and Family
-Family Table Collaborative – Providing Healthy, Prepared Meals for Those in Need on Cape Cod
-Homeless Not Hopeless – Providing Housing, Life Skills, and a Supportive Community for Homeless Individuals

Sunday, September 13

Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod 9th Annual Ride for Homes

US Coast Guard Station at the Cape Cod Canal in Sandwich
Sponsored by KAM Appliance. Participants can choose from three cycling routes or two walk/run options. The 50-mile ride begins at 7:00 a.m. and departs for the Shining Sea Bike Path from North Falmouth to Woods Hole and back. At 9:00 a.m., the 20-mile ride departs for Mashnee Island, and the 14-mile ride begins along the Cape Cod Canal. The 5K and 10K run or walk will take place along the Cape Cod Canal. Registration is now open, all proceeds support Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod in building affordable homes with local families and volunteers. To register or learn more, visit www.habitatcapecod.org/ride-for-homes.

Friday September 18

16th Annual Celebrate Our Waters

Various location in Orleans
Thru Sunday, September 20. The theme for this year’s Celebrate Pour Waters is “our waters as artistic inspiration.” Many new events around this theme have been added this year, including a juried photography exhibition at Snow Library, poetry readings, a dance performance, a sing along concert and a nature photography presentation, bonfire & music on Nauset Beach. For more information, go to www.orleanspondcoalition.org/

AUGUST EVENTS

Wednesday August 26

Concert with the Cape Cod Ukulele Club

Brewster Council on Aging, 1:30 – 2:30
The Brewster Council on Aging is happy to be hosting for the third time a performance by the Cape Cod Ukulele Club. The club, founded by its Director Cathy Hatch, took place approximately 10 years ago when she was teaching a group of 8 people how to play ukulele on her front porch. Cathy teaches Ukulele all over the Cape and since that fateful class, her students continue to become members of the band. The youngest one being 13 and the oldest being 90!Walk-ins welcome, but reserving your seat is highly recommended. To do so, please call the COA at 508-896-2737.

Saturday Aug 29

Strong Island Nature Walk with Phil Kyle

Strong Island, Strong Island, Chatham, 9AM– 12PM
Join local naturalist Phil Kyle for a walk around the “gem” of Pleasant Bay. Phil will focus on the natural history of the island. Tickets $40/person

Mini-Meadow on Main: Garden Tour of Cape Cod Native Plantings

Mayo House in Chatham, 11AM – 12PM
Learn how the CCF Mini-Meadow at the historic Mayo House supports pollinators, thrives with modest levels of maintenance, provides visual interest and demonstrates the possibilities of using native plants in private gardens. The program is free, but registration is required.

SEPTEMBER EVENTS

Tuesday, September 1

Wings & Tides Bird Club

West Falmouth Library, 6pm
First of every month thru December. Meet and mingle in the community room, share sightings, photos, successful locations and tips followed by a group migration to the garden for a group sit and observation.

Thursday, September 3

History on Tap: Prohibition on Cape Cod - Running the Rum

Cape Maritime Museum, Hyannis, 5pm
18+ Local author Don Wilding brings this unforgettable era to life, uncovering tales of crime, controversy, and coastal ingenuity from Cape Cod’s Prohibition years.

Friday, September 4

By the Bay's 24th Annual Fine Art and Craft Show

Drummer Boy Park, Brewster
Thru September 6. Treat yourself to one of the oils, watercolors, pottery, photography, glass, leather, folk art or hand-crafted jewelry.

Saturday, September 5

Covell’s Beach Cleanup

857 Craigville Beach Rd. Centerville, 7-9am
Gloves and trash bags will be provided. RAIN OR SHINE: dress accordingly! Questions? Contact Barnstable Natural Resources: 508-790-6272. If you do not have a beach sticker, be sure to leave the lot by 9 AM or you will be charged for parking!!

Rotary Club of Falmouth 26th Annual Craft Fair

Marine Park, Scranton Ave, Falmouth 9am-4pm
Thru Sunday. Don’t miss this great event that occurs alongside Falmouth Harbor and features crafts from all over! There will also be activities for the kids, and food grilled to order by the Rotarian’s finest.

11th Annual Labor Day Weekend Craft Festival

John Simpkins Field, Route 28, S. Yarmouth, 10am-5pm
And Sunday, September 6, 10am-4pm. A wide variety of handmade work including jewelry, coastal & nature-inspired art, home décor, photography, candles, functional pieces, gifts, and more. Free on-site parking. Pet-friendly! Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome. Rain or shine | Free admission

The Amazing World of Butterflies

Cape Museum of Natural History, 1-2pm
Learn how butterflies use their beauty to fool predators in a special presentation from Dr. Nipam H. Patel, a global expert in evolutionary biology. Dr. Patel will explore how the colors and patterns of butterflies help them survive, provide the ability to find mates, hide when necessary, and deter predators. https://ccmnh.org/events/the-amazing-world-of-butterflies-54392

4th Annual Outer Cape Music Festival

Wellfleet Town Pier, 4pm
Thru Sunday, September 6. Two days of live music, waterfront views, great food, drinks, and one last big celebration of summer on Cape Cod. Every ticket helps support important causes including Lower Cape Outreach Council, The Eastham/Orleans Elks Veterans Fund, The Lily House, Wellfleet Food Pantry, our growing youth music scholarship program, and now Boston Children's Hospital—a cause close to our hearts.

Saturday Night Cruise-In

Patriot Square Merchants Association, 4PM
The Cape Cod Classics Car Club holds free evening events each Saturday this month from 4 – 7 p.m. at Patriot Square. All vehicles and years are welcome. Cruise into 492 Route 134, South Dennis, Exit 78A off Mid-Cape Hwy. www.capecodclassics.org

Wednesday, September 9

Brewster’s Historic Main Street Walking Tour

1993 Main St, Brewster, 9:30-10:30AM
A Brewster Historical Society guide shares highlights of the historic homes and their residents along Main Street. https://www.brewsterhistoricalsociety.org/brewster-historical-society-calendar/historic-main-street-sep

Friday, September 11

Eastham Windmill Weekend

Various Location in Eastham
Thru Sunday. celebrate the conclusion of the summer season and to welcome back a slower pace of life. We hope you can join us for this beloved multi-day tradition designed for every member of our community to enjoy. https://www.easthamwindmillweekend.org/

Saturday, September 12

Noble Volunteers: The British Soldiers Who Fought the American Revolution 

Falmouth Public Library, 10am-12pm
Redcoats. For Americans, the word brings to mind the occupying army that attempted to crush the Revolutionary War. There was more to these soldiers than their red uniforms, but the individuals who formed the ranks are seldom described in any detail in historical literature, leaving unanswered questions. Who were these men? Why did they join the army? Where did they go when the war was over? Free & open to the public.

Chatham Craft Festival

Chatham Community Center. 10am-5pm
Thru Sunday. A juried outdoor arts & craft festival celebrating American-made creativity and craftsmanship. Free on-site parking at the Community Center, plus plenty of public parking available throughout downtown Chatham. Pet-friendly! Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome. Rain or shine | Free admission

Cape Cod Wildlife Festival

Long Pasture Wildlife Sanctuary, 10AM
Explore interactive artifacts, meet knowledgeable naturalists, learn how Mass Audubon is working to protect birds, coastal habitats, and other vulnerable species across Massachusetts—and find meaningful ways to get involved. https://www.massaudubon.org/places-to-explore/wildlife-sanctuaries/long-pasture/news/cape-cod-wildlife-festival

18th Annual Cataumet Schoolhouse Antique Auto Show & Picnic

14 Depot Rd., Cataumet, 12-4pm
See antique Autos with '20s jazz in the setting of a 19th century one room schoolhouse. Tented shade area. Food truck with Lobster rolls and drinks. www.cataumet schoolhouse.org

Saturday Night Cruise-In

Patriot Square Merchants Association, 4PM
The Cape Cod Classics Car Club holds free evening events each Saturday this month from 4 – 7 p.m. at Patriot Square. All vehicles and years are welcome. Cruise into 492 Route 134, South Dennis, Exit 78A off Mid-Cape Hwy. www.capecodclassics.org

Sunday, September 13

Second Summer Cycle Charity Cycling Event

Start and end at Smugglers Beach, S. Yarmouth
Details and Registration: www.secondsummercycle.com. Benefits 9 local nonprofits (Second Summer Cycle itself is also a nonprofit). Ride Distances: 15, 34, 60, 100 Miles. All funds raised by riders go directly to the selected beneficiary as funds are raised. Post-ride celebration at Smugglers Beach includes live music, ice cream, food trucks, and more!

Historic Sea Captains Homes Tour

Falmouth Museums on the Green, 12-4pm
Back by popular demand, our second annual Historic Homes Tour invites guests to explore a collection of remarkable homes that have witnessed generations of Falmouth’s rich history. This year, through self-guided tours, visitors will discover the stories of the whaling industry that helped build our community and shaped life on Cape Cod. This beloved event offers a unique opportunity to step inside the past and experience local history firsthand. www.museumsonthegreen.org/

Monday, September 14

26th Annual Community Health Center Golf Tournament

Pocasset Golf Club, 24 Clubhouse Drive, Bourne
or more information, please contact Chris Ellis at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or (508) 477-5990. If you are unable to attend but would like to support Community Health Center's mission, please visit www.chcofcapecod.org/donation.

Thursday, September 17

A Grave Situation, Walking Tour of Brewster Cemetery

465 Lower Rd, Brewster, 4:30-5:45
A Grave Situation Tour, September 17, 2026. A Narrated walking tour of the famous, the infamous, the unknown and ignored – till now! Expect uneven terrain — and “spirited” guests. Tickets must be purchased in advance. https://www.brewsterhistoricalsociety.org/brewster-historical-society-calendar/grave-situation-cemetery-tour-sep

History on Tap: Finest Kind: Tales of a Brant Rock Lobsterman

Cape Maritime Museum, Hyannis, 5pm
18+ Author and conservationist Sandra Staples-Bortner shares the remarkable story behind her book Finest Kind: Tales of a Brant Rock Lobsterman, inspired by her father, Donal Staples. Raised on his lobster boats and shaped by his stories, Sandra recounts Donal’s journey from joining the Navy at seventeen and serving in the Battle of Okinawa, to returning home to build a life as a lobsterman in the small fishing village of Brant Rock.

Ospreys on Cape Cod, the Islands, & Nantucket Sound

4 Barnstable Rd., Hyannis, 6-7pm
For generations, the osprey has been a symbol of the New England coast. Yet by the 1960s, these magnificent birds had nearly disappeared due to the devastating effects of DDT. Their remarkable recovery stands as one of the greatest conservation success stories of our time.. Free, registration required: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_6E89Wdb6Q0S3u0K0g3v6zA#/registration

Friday, September 18

Challenge Walk MS: Cape Cod

Homebase- Margaritaville, Rte. 132, Hyannis, 8am
Spend a weekend walking on the scenic Cape Cod Rail Trail with iconic lighthouses and beautiful beaches. Tap into your strength and grit as you connect with the unstoppable Challenge Walk MS community to make a real difference for everyone living with this disease. Every blister will be worth the countless hugs, cheers and satisfaction you’ll feel knowing you’re helping stomp out MS with every mile. https://events.nationalmssociety.org/2660

Saturday, September 19

Harwich Cranberry Arts & Music Festival

Various Location in Harwich
Thru Sunday 9/20. This two-day event celebrating the local cranberry harvest features food trucks, plenty of family fun, and more than 100 talented artists and crafters displaying their wares for sale. (A little early Holiday shopping, anyone?) When you hear the music, it's time for some toe-tapping live entertainment at CranJam Music Festival! www.harwichcranberryartsandmusicfestival.org/

Annual Rubber Duck Regatta

West Dennis Yacht Club, 11am
visit exhibitors’ tables, purchase food hot off the barbeque, participate in games and activities for all ages, and cast your vote for your favorite Decked-Out (decorated) Duck. https://dennisconservationlandtrust.org/calendar/fall-duck-race/

Saturday Night Cruise-In

Patriot Square Merchants Association, 4PM
The Cape Cod Classics Car Club holds free evening events each Saturday this month from 4 – 7 p.m. at Patriot Square. All vehicles and years are welcome. Cruise into 492 Route 134, South Dennis, Exit 78A off Mid-Cape Hwy. www.capecodclassics.org

Cape Cod Ballroom Dancers 30th Anniversary Dance

First Congregational Church of Falmouth, 68 Main St., 7pm
Help us celebrate 30 years as a chapter of USA Dance. This dance is FREE to CCBD Members and Sponsors. USA Dance Members $10 General Admission $15 Light refreshments (no alcohol) Performance by Kelly and Paul Wybieracki. DJ John Peters playing a variety of ballroom dance music

Sunday, September 27

Love Local Fest

Aselton Park, Hyannis Harbor
Love Live Local’s Love Local Fests are free and open to the public! Featuring the work of 75+ Cape Cod makers, artisans, artists, farmers and local businesses, along with local entertainment and opportunities to connect with the community. https://lovelivelocal.com/