Friday, May 29
Rockland Trust - Customer Appreciation Day
20 Davis Straits, Falmouth, 10a-12p
Join PIXY 103 & Koffee FM for a special day of food, fun and community in honor of Rockland Trust being voted the best bank of the Upper Cape! Enjoy complimentary eats and there will also be games, activities and family fun
Sunday, June 7
Latham Centers’ 3rd Annual Donkey Dash 5K
Hog Island, 28 West Rd., Orleans, 10:30am-1pm
This 5K race is a FAMILY-FRIENDLY event that will start and finish at Hog Island Brewery in Orleans. Funds raised at this event directly impact our students and adult residents through contributions to our variety of programs which promote confidence, self-worth, and agency in the student and adult residents we serve here at Latham. https://raceroster.com/events/2026/114313/3rd-annual-latham-centers-donkey-dash
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 habitatcapecod.org/ride-for-homes.
MAY EVENTS
Saturday, May 30
Falmouth Art Center Artist Fair and Yard Sale
Falmouth Art Center 137 Gifford St., 9am-2pm
30 Vendors offering deals on: Artwork, Jewelry, Pottery, Paints, Brushes, Canvases, Easels, Frames, Craft Supplies, Art Books & Much More!
Nature Day at the Nye Museum
Nye Museum, East Sandwich, 12-3pm
Rain date, May 31, Activities include exploration stations around the property with guides including birdwatching, pond life, nature crafts, a milling demonstration, nature themed storytime with Titcomb’s Bookshop, and a native plant sale. Visitors will also enjoy exploring the natural beauty of the Nye Museum grounds including the old fish hatchery trail, colonial herb garden, and Nye stream.
Annual Wildflower Garden Plant Sale
Green Briar Nature Center, East Sandwich, 9am-2pm
Come by and select from a limited number of wildflowers dug from the nature center’s award-winning garden. Also offered are perennials, annuals, small ornamental trees and shrubs. All sale proceeds help support maintenance of this special garden for all to enjoy!
JUNE EVENTS
Monday, June 1
Wings & Tides Bird Club
West Falmouth Library, 6pm
Bringing along a portable chair is encouraged (available outdoor seating is limited) and your favorite binoculars. Since we will be meeting inside first, you’re welcome to leave your chair on the back patio while we gather inside.
Wednesday, June 3
Prohibition on Cape Cod: Running the Rum In with Don Wilding
Brewster Ladies Library, 2-3pm
Local author Don Wilding uncovers the stories, ranging from horrifying to humorous, from this unforgettable age of contraband and controversy on Cape Cod.
Thursday, June 4
Johnny Cash & Bob Dylan: Songs & Stories with Matt York
Brewster Ladies Library, 5:30—6:30 PM
Longtime musician/author Matt York performs songs and tells stories about the two musical icons Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan. He'll explain the important role their friendship played in the trajectory of folk and country music, creating a new lane of music that we now think of as Americana music, that merged two very different audiences. Register at www.brewsterladieslibrary.org.
Friday, June
Pickleball Event at Island Pickle
51 Evergreen Cir Mashpee, 10am-noon
Whether you’re new to pickleball or already enjoy the game, this event is designed to be relaxed, social, and welcoming. Attendees are encouraged to bring a guest who would enjoy the experience and benefit from meeting our team.
Saturday June 6
Family Fishing Derby
John's Pond, Mashpee, 8:30-11:30am
Ages: ages 5 through 14 years of age. This is a chance for the young anglers to demonstrate their skills and have some fun. Trophies will be presented for the most inches caught in each age category (5-7), (8-10) & (11-14). Children must be accompanied by an adult. Fishing from the beach area only, no waders or boats. Bring your own fishing rod and we’ll provide the bait.
Community Reader Children’s Story Time
Osterville Village Library, 10-11am
The Osterville Village Library welcomes James Cote, owner of Osterville Mercantile, as this week’s featured Community Reader for our ever popular Children’s Story Time!
Make It For Dad: Catch All Dish Workshop
Sandwich Glass Museum, 10am-2pm
Still searching for the perfect Father’s Day gift? Create something truly one-of-a-kind—a fused glass catch-all dish made by you. In this hands-on class, you’ll learn the fundamentals of glass fusing, including how to safely cut and arrange glass to design your own custom piece. No prior experience is necessary—just bring your creativity! https://eventvesta.com/events/147828/t/tickets
Steven the Medium
Osterville Village Library, 1-2pm
“For nearly 10 years, Steven have been developing a connection to Spirit. He is so grateful to be a bridge between the spirit world and our day-to-day, physical world—relaying messages and insight from those who have passed on to people seeking answers in the here and now.
Wednesday, June 10
Happy 250 th Birthday America!
Brewster Council on Aging, 1673 Main Street, 1-2pm
Dress in your favorite red, white, and blue outfit and Join Nancy A. Franks of FRANKly Speaking, for a patriotic trip back in time! Before America’s 250 th birthday festivities begin, we’re going to investigate our country’s previous milestone celebrations. Free. Afterward, there will be a patriotic raffle, so don’t miss this fun filled time! To register, please call the COA at 508-896-2737.
Saturday, June 13
Brewster Ponds Coalition’s 12th Annual Pond Summit
Brewster Ladies Library, 9-11:30am
The year’s event focuses on how our ponds are being protected from cyanobacteria, with talks by two local experts: Ron Essig, speaking about cyanobacteria, and Dan Syriala, explaining Brewster’s processes for evaluating cyanobacteria risks. The Summit is free and open to the public; please visit www.tinyurl.com/BPC-2026-Pond-Summit for more information and to register.
Heritage's Annual Auto Show
Heritage Museums & Gardens, Sandwich, 10am-2pm
This exciting event showcases antique and classic automobiles, hot rods, custom cars, and motorcycles in excellent original or restored condition. All body styles are invited and show cars are displayed on the picturesque lawns at Heritage, where registered vehicles can compete for a variety of awards.
8th Annual Sea Fair
Sandwich Glass Museum, 10am-2pm
Also Sunday, June 14. Our nautical themed fundraiser retail event. Come early to "catch" all the latest handblown glass creations from David McDermott, Isabel Green, Will Mayer, Chris Belleau, Michelle Trammel, and many more, as well as our own talented glassblowing team. Admission is free.
Friday, June 19
International Horseshoe Crab Day
Cape Museum of Natural History, 10am-2pm
2026 marks the tenth year of our Horseshoe Crab Aquaculture Program, which has been educating people about these incredible ‘living fossils’. See live horseshoe crabs at every life stage with opportunities to watch feedings. Enjoy arts & crafts and a Museum scavenger hunt. For more information, please call the Museum at 508-896-3867, ext. 133
Saturday, June 20
Beach Clean Up
Oregon Beach, Cotuit, 7-9am
Gloves and trash bags will be provided WILL BE HELD 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!!!*
Wednesday, June 24
Tick Talk
Cape Museum of Natural History, 1pm
The Cape Cod Museum of Natural History is holding a FREE talk on tick safety for everybody on Cape Cod. Join Cape Cod Cooperative Extension entomologist Escher Cattle, who will explain how to reduce your risk of contacting the bugs, and what to do if one bites you. Museum Admission is NOT required to attend the talk. For more information, please call the Museum at 508-896-3867, ext. 133