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7th Annual Creative Collaborative Conference: Last Chance to Register!
The Arts Foundation of Cape Cod is pleased to announce the Seventh Annual Creative Collaborative Conference at the Cape Codder Resort & Spa in Hyannis on March 24 from 7:30 am - 3 pm.
There is a great schedule of panels, presentations and discussions planned covering a range of topics! The AFCC is excited to present Rob Orchard, Executive Director for the Arts at Emerson College as this year's keynote speaker. Other presenters include cultural leaders, as well as publishers and editors from local and national media outlets.
Organizations and businesses can take advantage of a space in the exhibit room, providing the opportunity to tell attendees about themselves, share news, market products and distribute print collateral for upcoming programs, For more information, call Abby Adams at 508-362-0066 ext. 16
The Creative Collaborative Conference is presented thanks to the generous sponsorship of the Cape Cod Five Savings Bank Charitable Foundation Trust and the Catania Hospitality Group.
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Creative Placemaking Project: An Opportunity for Artists & Creative Designers!
The Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce, Arts Foundation of Cape Cod, Coastal Community Capital, and the Nantucket Island and Martha's Vineyard Chambers of Commerce have announced a Creative Placemaking project & call for designs from professional artists, architects, landscape designers, graphic artists, and others who produce their work within the Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket communities.
The partners seek to commission, through a juried competition, artwork for two cultural districts (in Hyannis and Orleans) that will create excitement and spur interest in visiting the communities, honor their rich histories and culture, and integrate with their environment, culture, and activity.
Deadline for design submissions is at midnight on June 1.
For more information, please contact Clare O'Connor at [email protected] / 508-776-6810, or come to the Creative Collaborative Conference presented by the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod on March 24. Additional info, including how to access the online application, can be found at: www.whycapecod.org/creative-placemaking.
This project was funded in part by a grant from the Massachusetts Cultural Council Adams Arts Program.
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Visit The Cape Cod Museum of Art! Visit Cape Cod Museum of Art to discover the Cape through historical and contemporary artists:
- see exhibitions in seven galleries
- stroll through the lovely sculpture garden
- visit the Artful Hand Gallery for unique gifts by artists and artisans
- explore your creativity in year-round art classes for adults and children
- be inspired through various lectures by artists and scholars
- check out the valuable art resources in their library
- enjoy exciting special events throughout the year
- participate in ArtQuest, an exploration of details from artwork for kids and adults in the galleries
The Cape Cod Museum of Art's mission is to collect, conserve, study, interpret and exhibit works by outstanding artists associated with Cape Cod, Southeastern Massachusetts and the Islands of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard. The museum's collections and exhibitions also include works drawn from the broader context of human art and art history to provide the context for our regional artistic heritage. Through its educational and outreach programs, the museum seeks to preserve the artistic heritage of the region and foster artistic and cultural growth.
60 Hope Lane, Dennis. To learn more, please visit: www.ccmoa.org / 508-385-4477
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Bloom and Grow Featuring Falmouth Students' Artwork at Bank of Cape Cod
Bank of Cape Cod's Falmouth Branch will display Bloom and Grow featuring artwork by students from Falmouth High School's Advanced Placement & Advanced Art classes from now - April 17, with an Opening Reception on March 20, 5 - 7 pm.
The images evoke thoughts of Spring, depicting vibrant backyard flowers and colorful birds created with etchings and linocuts. Coordinated by art teacher Jane Baker, the exhibit benefits the scholarship setup in memory of Arlene Hanlon. She was a beloved staff member at Falmouth High School for more than 15 years, and passed suddenly last Fall. All proceeds from the sale of art will benefit the Arlene Hanlon Scholarship.
445 Main Street, Falmouth. For more info, contact Director of Marketing and Community Relations Mark Skala: [email protected]
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Cape Cod Art Association Current & Upcoming Exhibitions
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Academic Style will exhibit in the Talbot Gallery from now - March 24 with an Opening Reception on March 21, 6 - 8 pm: This exhibit will feature the talented instructors of Cape Cod Art Association and Photography Center of Cape Cod. View piece from each instructor and discover what you could learn in the dynamic classes and workshops held year round at the CCAA's Barnstable facility.
Beginnings a Cape-Wide High School Student Exhibit will run from now-March 24 with an Opening Reception on March 21, 6 - 8 pm: The CCAA is excited to give students the opportunity to present their work in a professional gallery and acknowledge their artistic achievements.
Shadows presented by The Photography Center of Cape Cod, a program of the CCAA is on view at the Mashpee Public Library, now - March 31:This open juried photography exhibit will be juried by Andrew Howard, a professor of photography from Wheaton College.
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Abstract Visions in Color & Light at Miller White Fine Arts
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Serene Play by Cecilia Rossey
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Miller White Fine Arts presents Abstract Visions in Color & Light, March 21 - May 2 with an Opening Reception on March 21, 5 - 7 pm.
This exhibition of paintings and prints in the abstract tradition feature work by Gigi Burboeck, Deborah Forman, Cecilia Rossey and Kate Sidwell. The collaboration of these four talented emerging and mid-career artists is grounded in a fine appreciation of color, rhythm, texture and light within an abstract framework of exceptional lyricism. Intelligent, sensual and rhapsodic - view this delightful offering by four of Cape Cod's best and brightest in the field of fine contemporary art.
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Arts in Action at Sandwich Town Hall
Sandwich Town Hall presents an Arts in Action event on March 23 from 1 - 5 pm.
If you're curious about the process of artists, this is a great chance to see how 20 local artists create their masterpieces of pottery, oil painting, jewelry making, and more. Ask them questions and watch them demonstrate how they do it. This event is free and open tot he public.
130 Main Street, Sandwich. For more info, please contact Cindy Russell: 508-789-6809 / www.sandwich375.com
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Meet the Artist Fran Geberth Sponsored by The Guild of Harwich Artists
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Door Yard by Fran Geberth
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The Guild of Harwich Artists is sponsoring a Reception & Demonstration by artist Fran Geberth on March 23, 2 - 4 pm.
Frank will use watercolors to create a garden scene featuring spring flowers along a stone wall. Come and get a glimpse into spring two days after it starts! Light refreshments will be served, and all are welcome to this free event.
551 Route 28, Harwich Port. For more info, contact Chris Banks: 508-430-0845 / [email protected]
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Creative Arts Center Announces Winners In The Annual March Member's Show
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Creative Arts Center announces the winners of their Annual March Member's Show running now - March 27.
Oil/Acrylic First Place: Landscape #1 by Norma Mutch Second Place: Provincetown Snowy Day by Peg LoPresto Honorable Mentions: Untitled by Robin Litwin & Chatham Fog by Nancy Whalen Rude Watercolor First Place: Muddy Brook by D. Robert Brebbia Second Place: Flowers in a Vase by Lydia Bell Honorable Mentions: Jazzman by Ann Hart & Summer Studio by Barbara Hamilton Gibson & Frankie by John Hutchinson Other (Pastel, Drawing, Collage, Printmaking, Photography) First Place: The Mani, Greece by Carolyn Ross Second Place: He's Gone by Len Sussman Honorable Mention: Gallery Walk by Selma Alden Three Dimensional Honorable Mentions: Lampworked Bead Necklace by Elizabeth Best & Blue Stained Glass by John Best & Carved Vase by Kathie Norgeot Smith
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Earth, Body & Soul
by Lauren Wolk
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Cape Cod Museum of Art Current Art Exhibitions
All About sEVEn: A Multimedia Exhibit by 49 Cape Women Artists, now - March 30: Many people consider seven a lucky - or even magical - number. There are seven days in the week, seven continents, seven notes in the musical scale and seven colors in the rainbow. This exhibition will explore seven themes related to the number seven, each as interpreted by seven female artists - for a grand total of 49 participants! Each group of seven artists chose their own theme, with most eschewing the more obvious options. The themes they elected to pursue are as follows: Spectrum, Elements, Pleiades, Seven Deadly Sins...?, Intentions, Seven Generations, and Formal 7.
Through Young Eyes: K-12 Cape Cod Art Students, now - April 6, 10 am - 5 pm: The exhibition, an annual event, is a collaborative effort between the museums and the Cape Cod and Islands Art Educators Association, whose members teach art in public, private and charter schools from Falmouth to Provincetown. No other CCMA show encourages so many budding artists, attracts so many proud grandparents or sparks such amazement over the caliber of art education in Cape schools.
Abstract Expressions: Doug Johnson, now - April 20 with a Gallery Talk on April 3, 2 pm: Over the past decade, Cape Cod artist Doug Johnson has worked in a style inspired by the New York School - the post-World War II avant-garde art movement that held sway through the 1950s. He currently owns and operates the Doug Johnson Gallery in Orleans. In addition to painting Johnson has worked with clay, photography, printmaking and collage.
In Search of Lost Time: Paintings by George Nick, April 3 - May 18 with an Opening Reception on April 10, 5:30 - 7 pm: Part of CCMA's Over the Bridge exhibitions, this exhibit gives Cape art-lovers the opportunity to view 18 works by a prominent Boston area artist who's won national recognition for his realist paintings. His fidelity to such subjects as Back Bay exteriors, vintage aircraft and automobiles, and sun-splashed interiors is coupled with a spirited handling of print and a gift for discovering refreshingly distinctive points of view.
Eli Mark: Pine Sand, Ocean: Outer Cape Designs, April 3 - May 4 with an Opening Reception on April 10, 5:30 - 7 pm: Self-taught artist Eli Marsh (1892-1976) repeatedly expressed his strong sense of design and rhythm while capturing the starkly beautiful landscape near his Wellfleet home. Pine, Sand, Ocean will give an intimate look at about 18 of his oils, watercolors and pen-and-ink washes, dating form the late 1940s through the end of his life. Related Event - Gallery Talk by Richard Bump on Eli Marsh Exhibition, April 10, 2 - 3 pm: As a family friend of the Marshes, Bump has taken on the responsibility for caring for a large portfolio of Eli Marsh's work which he discovered stored in a horse barn on the family property in Wellfleet.
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Artini Partini Presented by the CCSO & Conservatory of Music & Arts
Join the Cape Cod Symphony and Conservatory of Music & Arts for the third annual Artini Partini at the Cape Cod Museum of Art on March 28, 5:30 - 8:30 pm.
Sample martinis crafted by favorite local restaurants, as they compete for the coveted Most Artistic Martini award. Enjoy live music, silent and live auctions, vibrant artwork and a lavish array of culinary delights. All while supporting arts education at the Conservatory.
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Migration:
A Juried Exhibition at Cotuit Center for the Arts
Cotuit Center for the Arts presents Migration: A Juried Exhibition, now - March 29.
This first exhibit of 2014 to be curated at Cotuit Center for the Arts features an open juried exhibit in the lower gallery. The theme of the exhibition is Migration, and will be complimented by an exhibit in the upper galleries titled, Picturing New England Wildlife: Illustrations by Harrison Cady from the collection of the Thornton Burgess Society. The whimsical sculpture by Brewster artist Jacqueline deRuyter rounds out the show. Jurying was conducted by Cape Cod artist and former Cotuit exhibit Shirley Mossman Nisbet and noted Ornithologist Ian Nisbet.
Related Event* Following Friday, March 14, 12-noon: For a brown bag lunch artist talk/lecture.
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Cultural Center's Upcoming Reception For Four New Exhibits
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A Tale Between Us
by Mimi Poupart
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The Cultural Center of Cape Cod announces the following Four New Exhibits that will run now - March 30, with a shared Opening Reception date on March 21.
- Nauset Youth Alliance will host an earlier reception to celebrate their exhibit in the Vault, 3 - 4:30 pm.
- Eastwind Gallery artists' work will show in the Board Room, 5 - 7 pm.
- Deborah Greenwood paintings on display in the Blue Room, 5 - 7 pm.
- An exhibit to celebrate the Fifth Anniversary at the Old Schoolhouse Studios on display in the Great Hall and Blue Room, 5 - 7 pm: featuring work by Frank Anigbo, Karen Billard, Melanie Chartier, John Circa, Louise Cottle, Pat Feinstein, Kathleen Fowler, Caitlin Greer, Logan Hagege, Louise Lane, L. Michelle Law, Bao LeDe, Bill Lord, Mary Moquin, Melissa Morris, Richard Neal, Karen Ojala, Angela Persechino, Mimi Poupart, Jackie Reeves, Ed Skoler, James Wolf, and Edith Vonnegut.
Come meet the artists and enjoy the art and refreshments. Exhibits and reception are free and open to the public. All are welcome.
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Dennis Public Library Announces Current & Upcoming Exhibitions
March's Artist
Deirdre Lerden: Deirdre Lerden has been taking photographs for her Real Estate business for years. Her interest in photographing the beauty of Cape Cod has grown over the years. Although her subjects vary she has special interest in sunrises, sunsets, and water scenes, capturing the feelings invoked when viewing a particular Cape scene.
April's Artist
AmeriCorps Cape Cod, Cape Cod Through Our Eyes: The Barnstable County AmeriCorps Cape Cod display is part of a traveling exhibit put on by members of the AmeriCorps Cape Cod. All of the work is by current AmeriCorps members or alumni.
5 Hall Street, Dennisport. For more info, contact Sue Henken: 508-760-6219 / [email protected]
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Barnstable Town Hall's New Artwork on Loan Display
The Artwork on Loan program provides a venue for local artists to display their work. Visitors who use the meeting rooms will discover an inviting and attractive environment and have an opportunity to learn about some of the Cape's local artists.
Works of photographer Sarah Colvin Nelson with be on display in the Selectmen's Conference Room & Town Hall Hearing Room (located on the 2nd floor) in Barnstable Town Hall, now - April 4: Sarah is hobbyist photographer who has always been intrigued with light. The ability to capture the beauty of the Cape is special - and she is always seeking out new locations and new perspectives of Cape Cod. Her collection of images that will be on display, tell the story of her overnight visit to the Halfway House at Sandy Neck Beach. You can follow her photography online at, www.skpics.wordpress.com
367 Main Street, Hyannis. For more info, contact Melissa Hersh: 508-862-4767 / Colleen can be reached at: [email protected]
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Brewster Ladies' Library Presents A Rebecca Burrill Art Show
Brewster Ladies' Library presents an Art Show featuring work by Rebecca Burrill from April 1 - 30 with an Opening Reception on April 5, 2 - 5 pm.
Come see the watercolor work by artist Rebecca Burrill. Rebecca, Ed.D is a dancer-choreographer, movement educator and self-taught watercolorist. Her watercolor style runs along a continuum from representational illustration to modern expressionistic. She conducts workshops for people of all ages concerning the arts as primarily intelligence and original mediator between people, culture, and nature.
1822 Main Street, Brewster. For more info, please call: 508-896-3913
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Woodruff's Art Center Presents Being There
Woodruff's Art Center presents Being There, a contemporary photography exhibition showing from now - April 21.
The Cape Photo Collective is a group of eight like-minded photographers working in the Upper Cape area. Although their subject matter and styles are varied they share ideas about contemporary art photography and the process of making photos. The group as a whole seeks out subject matter that moves them both emotionally and intellectually. The group comprises of local Falmouth artists Jon Moore, Julie DeMello, Kathy Pett Ryman, Diane McDonough, Peggy Martin and Chris Inoue.
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More Visual Arts
- Harvest Gallery Wine Bar presents a Through the Years art exhibit running, now through the month of March: Through the Years features work by Michael Pearson, artist and native of Dennis who began painting in 1995. His work is inspired by nature, and strives to interpret it's natural essence within his work. 776 Main Street, Dennis. For more info, contact Ginger L. Mochen: 508-385-2444 or [email protected] / www.harvestgallerywinebar.com
- Reflections: God's Creatures Great and Small is the title of the new exhibit of nature photography by Cheryl Califano on display at the Green Briar Nature Center from, now - March 23. Three years ago Califano found herself spending several days a week on Cape Cod, mostly in Sandwich. As a nature enthusiast, she soon discovered Green Briar and a new source of inspiration for her photography. 6 Discovery Hill Road, East Sandwich. Info: 508-888-6870 / www.thorntonburgess.org
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Brewster Ladies' Library presents a Community Art Show, now - March 31: Come celebrate the artwork of our community. Mixed media works by Brewster artists will be on display in the library auditorium. 1822 Main Street, Brewster. Please call the library at 508-896-3913 before visiting the exhibition room, due the exhibition room sometimes begin in use for a program and not open for viewing.
- Sandwich Glass Museum presents Infuse III, by hand blown glass artist Sayuri Kingsbury in the Contemporary Gallery from, now - March 31. This multi-talented artist grew up in Sapporo, Japan and started glassblowing at a small glass factory in her hometown when she was 18 years old. She produces an amazing amount of her own work while maintaining a rigorous schedule from several different glassblowers. 129 Main Street, Sandwich. For more info, contact Elaine Thomas: 508-888-0251 ext. 15 / www.sandwichglassmuseum.org
- Orleans Camera presents the 4th Annual Student Show from students of Stan Godwin Photography Workshops, now - March 31: Artists this year include: Bill Burke, Barbara Ford Doyle, Ellie Holmes, David Jordan, Imbi Kiiss, Valdo Kiiss, Bob Marty, Joni McGinley and Stan Godwin. 9 West Road, Orleans. For more info, contact Stan Godwin: [email protected]
- Falmouth Hospital Auxiliary Art Department presents Peaceful Impressions an art exhibit by the members of Cape Cod Waterworks on display in the Thomas E. Hanley Art Gallery, now - May 2. 100 Ter Heun Drive, Falmouth. For more info contact, Muriel Locklin: 508-495-0870.
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Calliope Poetry Craft Workshop at West Falmouth Library
Calliope, a Community for Poets is offering an Impossible Love/Impossible Beauty: Poetry Craft Workshop led by Jennifer Jean held in the lower level of the West Falmouth Library on March 22, 11 am - 2 pm.
*Please not there are only two remaining spots in this workshop. Poets will be challenged to write poems about rendering love and beauty in new and effective ways. They will analyze how other poets write and/or render love and beauty so well, then attempt to their own versions, using various prompts. Jean is the author of The Fool, The Archivist, Fishwife and In the War.
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Snow Library Announces Upcoming Lectures
Novels and Ideas: Important Voices, March 25 - May 25, 5 - 6:30 pm: Steve and Jeff Bornemeier invite student discussion about the chosen novels. The first book will be The Naked and the Dead by Norman Mailer. Additional novels that will be discussed are: Cuba Libre by Elmore Leonard, History of Love by Nicole Krauss, and Dear Life by Alice Munro.
Nutrition: In Search of the Perfect Diet at Snow Library, now - April 1, 10:30 - 12 noon: Kim Concra, LDN, nutrition educator with Cape Cod Cooperative Extension, will return with more fascinating information. This week, she will address the diets of our ancestors: what research shows about the effects of food availability and choice on humans, as well as historically significant event that have shaped the human diet.
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Cotuit Center for the Arts Ongoing Studio Series: Salon of Shorts
Cotuit Center for the Arts presents their Ongoing Studio Series: Salon of Shorts in the Art Studio on March 26, 7:30 pm.
This open mic series takes place on the fourth Wednesday of each moth. Award-winning poets, playwrights, and spoken word performers Christine Rathbun Ernst and Gregory Hischak host the series, which encompasses all type of performances: poetry, storytelling, essay reading, music, performance art, improv, and stand-up. Each performer is limited to five minutes, including set-up. Admission is free, and refreshments will be available.
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Poetic Art at the Cultural Center of Cape Cod
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A Conversation of Images on April 3, 7 pm: This reading by Elizabeth Bradford and Melanie Braverman will dance between word and image. Both Bradfield and Braverman work in the visual as well as the literary realm, and they will share work that dances in both worlds. Sometimes the categories of art - poem, story, photograph, quilt - are too narrow to contain the creative spark. This event celebrates the defiance of those boundaries and shares work that leaps beyond.
Art Reception and Poetry Reading - Mutual Muses VII: A Marriage of Visual Art and Poetry in all four galleries on April 4, 5 - 8 pm: featuring work by 100 of the Cape's finest painters, photographers, artisans, and poets inspires by one another's creations. Come meet the artists and poets and enjoy their work and refreshments.
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More Literary Events
- 1869 Schoolhouse Museum presents a Talk by novelist Jennifer Goslin on March 27, 7 - 9 pm. The Eastham Historical Society invites you to this talk featuring Janet's Wonderstrand Tales. This novel is set in a fictional pocket of Eastham and draws on local history and folklore. Route 6, Eastham. Info: 508-255-0773 / www.easthamhistorical.org
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Youth Art Month Gala Event at Cotuit Center for the Arts
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The Cape & Islands Art Educators Association in conjunction with the
Cotuit Center for the Arts invites you to celebrate Youth Art Month and Arts Education Advocacy at the Youth Art Month Gala and VISI Awards on March 20, 5:30 - 7:30 pm.
In celebration of March which is designated "Youth Art Month" annually across the United States, the Cape Cod and Island Art Educators Association are sponsoring a gala that includes an electronic student exhibition, student musicians and art advocacy awards presented to five local recipients. The gala event is based on the format of the Grammy's and Emmy's. 4404 Falmouth Road, Cotuit. For more info, please contact Lee Connolly-Weil, CCIAEA President: 508-428-0205 / www.cciaea.com
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Child & Family Services Cape Cod Announces Art Project Hope
Child & Family Services Cape Cod announces Art Project Hope, a new program that consists of high school art students throughout Cape Cod adopting a 5' x 3' canvas and creating their collective vision of hope to bring awareness of the impact of mental health issues here on Cape.
It has been said that it takes a village and the Child & Family Services Cape Cod ascribe to that notion. Their goal in pursuit of this program was to bring the Cape communities together in a creative way in order to support those navigating their mental health journey. The program is happy to announce that they will be collaborating with nine high schools: Nauset, Dennis-Yarmouth, Barnstable, Pope John Paul II, Sandwich, Southeast Alternative, Mashpee and Falmouth. Child & Family Services Cape Cod will be hosting an Art Reception on May 5 to display their work and in doing so will create a Hallway of Hope.
1019 Iyannough Road, Hyannis. For more info, please contact Kristen Davies: 508-778-1838.
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The Plain Talk Initiative Presented by the Cultural Center of Cape Cod
The Plain Talk Initiative aims to improve the lives of young Cape Codders by increasing access to events, programs, and mentoring opportunities designated to help divert them from dangerous behaviors.
Please Click Here to support Plain Talk's mission by answering the questions in this brief survey.
Thanks to a grant from the Cape Cod Five Charitable Foundation Trust, and the quARTet, the Cultural Center of Cape Cod has been able to appoint two young women to help Plain Talk. They are Program Manager Siobhan Henshaw & Director of Mentorship Zoe Wolf.
There tasks involve:
- Partnering with other organizations Cape-wide to create the "X" Project: a series of safe, substance-free, but very cool events and programs, primarily for kids in grades 6 - 9.
- Establishing a comprehensive Cape Cod Youth Mentoring Network that links services already available and fills gaps as needed. A resource for youth up to age 21.
- Using social media and other tools to help young people gain access to all of the resources available to them.
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Cape Cod Children's Museum Announces LEGO Home-Building Contest
Cape Cod Children's Museum announces their involvement in an upcoming collaborative event titled the 1st Annual Children's LEGO Home-Building Competition held at Cape Cod Community College on April 27, 1 - 5 pm with a pre-registration deadline on April 20.
The collaborating organizations include the Home Builders & Remodelers Association of Cape Cod, The Cape Cod Children's Museum and Cape Cod Community College. The LEGO Home Building Contest has something for the whole family, especially for children ages 5 through 12. It is a great opportunity for young people to have some fun, build a LEGO home, win fantastic prizes, enjoy a Hard-Hat Family Comedy Show and learn at the same time! The Real McCoy's Hard-Hat Family Comedy Show features Brent McCoy who looks like he just walked off a construction site. It's Cirque du Soleil meets Home Depot. The public is encouraged to attend!
Pre-registration deadline is on April 20, and there are only 30 spots available. There is a registration fee per builder and includes one adult; and admission for builder & adult to The Real McCoy's Hard-Hat Family Comedy Show. Forms are available by contacting the Home Builders & Remodelers Association of Cape Cod at 774-470-2943 / [email protected]
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More Children, Youth & Family Events
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Saturday Night Music Cafe at the Cultural Center
The Cultural Center of Cape Cod continues their Saturday Night Music Cafe with The Crocodile Tears, March 22, 8 - 10:30 pm.
The Crocodile Tears play oldies and classic rock and roll, everything from Buddy Holly and Elvis to Van Morrison and Eric Clapton. Great for listening and dancing. Band members are: Troy Williams (guitar & vocals), John Todd (keyboards & vocals), Alan Peterson (drums & vocals), and Tim Brosnan (bass & vocals).
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Upcoming Music & More Performances at the Cape Cod Museum of Art
Jennifer Jackson and Her Gentlemen, March 23, 2:30 pm:
Singer/songwriter Jennifer Jackson will be joined by Kullen Fucks on vibes, accordion and trumpet and Jason Mercer on upright bass. The musicians will perform a selection of Jackson's original compositions, many from her newest CD, Texas Sunrise.
Stephanie Weaver and Bruce Abbot, March 30, 2:30 pm: Pianist Stephanie Weaver and flutist Bruce Abbott will present a concert featuring Claude Bolling's immensely popular Suite for Flute and Jazz Piano Trio, along with other selections.
60 Hope Lane, Dennis. Info & tickets: 508-385-4477 / www.ccmoa.org
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Orleans Historical Society Museum Presents The Tradewinds
The Orleans Historical Society Museum presents The Tradewinds, a Barbershop Quartet on March 23, 4 - 6 pm.
The Tradewinds has delighted audiences on and off the Cape for at least ten years. At presents, the quartet includes Bill Mock (lead), Michel Perrault (bass), Peter Clark (tenor), Chuck Woringer (baritone). This program draws heavily on the American songbook, patriotic, traditional, jazz and pop tunes, done mostly in barbershop style.
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Open Mic Coffeehouse At Mews Restaurant & Cafe To Benefit Community Groups
The Mews Restaurant and Cafe presents an Open Mike Benefit for community groups featuring Rod Vaughn, Adam Berry, and Ben Berry on
March 24, 8 - 10:30 pm.
Open Mic Coffeehouse at The Mews continues for its 23rd successful year. A suggested donation of $3 (same suggested donation for over 20 years) benefits Community Radio WOMR and The Provincetown Theater.
429 Commercial Street, Provincetown. Info: 508-487-1500 / mews.com
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Trespass Music Monday 2014: Open Mic Night at Cotuit Center for the Arts
Cotuit Center for the Arts presents Trespass Music Monday 2014: Open Mic Night featuring Matt Borello on March 24, 7:30 pm.
Matt Borello is inspired by folk, country, blues, and rock influences. He has earned recognition at various New England talent showcases and songwriting contests, most notably the Boston Folk Festival Youth Songwriting Contest. All are welcome to show off their talents or to sit back and enjoy performances by local singers, musicians, poets, comics, storytellers, and more. Wine and snacks will be available for purchase.
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CCSO Multimedia Lecture Series at Snow Library
Cape Cod Symphony Orchestra presents a multimedia lecture series at Snow Library from March 27 - April 24, 3:30 - 4:30 pm.
Conductor Jung-Ho Pak, Education Director George Scharr, and violinist Nicolas Kendall will host a multimedia lecture on transcending music's mathematical roots. Jung-Ho Pak will talk with Nicholas Kendall, creator of the East Coast Chamber Orchestra. This multimedia session will also discuss the role of the chorus and the language of the libretto in Verdi's Requiem.
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Cape Cod Chorale Presents Two Performances Of A Handel Spectacular
The Cape Cod Chorale presents two performance of the centerpiece concert for their 31st year of singing, A Handel Spectacular.
This diverse selection of Handel's music including Easter Sections of Messiah and Zadok the Priest. The chorale will be Directed by Chris Roberts, with accompanist Cathy Bonnett, and supported by the chamber orchestra. The performance will feature Soprano Jeanne Grady-Prendergast, a chorale member, and guest Baritone John Murelle.
- Christ the King Parish on March 29, 7:30 - 9:30 pm.
- Corpus Christi Parish on March 30, 2:30 - 4:30 pm.
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Woods Hole Folk Music Society Featuring Finest Kind
Woods Hole Folk Music Society presents Finest Kind, an extraordinary close-harmony vocal trio on March 30, 7:30 pm.
Finest Kind is a vocal trio from Ottawa, Canada whose harmony singing and musical arrangements bring a fresh sense of excitement and discovery to the performance of folk songs. Their unique harmonies, a blend of old and new styles with rich chords and subtly changing textures, are accompanied by concertina, guitar, banjo and bass.
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More Musical Performances
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The Bart Weisman Group announces their upcoming performances: Smooth Jazz Group at WaterFire Tavern, Plymouth on March 22, 9:30 pm - Steve Hambleton (guitar), Rich Hill (bass) & Bart Weisman (drums); Teri Roiger at Grand Cru, Hyannis on March 28, 8 pm; Stephanie Weaver & Bruce Abbott at Cape Cod Museum of Art, Dennis on March 30, 2:30 pm. For a full list of Bart Weisman Music, please visit: www.bartweisman.com
- Harvest Gallery Wine Bar announces their Upcoming Musical Acts from 7:30 - 10:30 pm: Alicia Mathewson - folk, rock - March 16; Valerie Orth (7 - 8 pm) - soul & Chandler Travis 3-0 - eclectic, jazz, rock & pop (starting at 8:15 pm) - March 21; Meagan Perry - solo piano - March 29; Catie Flynn (4 - 7 pm) - acoustic guitar, folk - March 30. 776 Main Street, Route 6A, Dennis Village. Info: 508-385-2444 / harvestgallerywinebar.com/
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Food On Film Series at Wellfleet Preservation Hall
Wellfleet Preservation Hall continues their Food On Film Series with the film, Volver (2006) paired with Vegetarian Tapas on March 20, 6 pm.
Pedro Almodovar's film, Volver (2006) stars Penelope Crux and Carmen Maura in the Spanish language with English subtitles. This prolific Spanish director delivers one of his most layered, delicately entertaining and though-provoking works. A mini-masterpiece in tragic comedy, this wonderfully rich and appetizing film features fantastic performances by some of Spain's best actresses.
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Irish Film Festival Returns to Snow Library
Snow Library continues their Irish Film Festival from March 21 - April 11 starting at 4:30 pm.
Mary Ann Eaton returns this semester with four more special Irish films to watch and discuss. The course kicks off with an old favorite, The Quiet Man (1952), with John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara and Barry Fitzgerald. This comedy revolves around the clash between Irish and Irish-American cultures.
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Cape Cod Museum of Art Theater Performance & Dancing and Drumming
A Leg Up, March 22, 3 - 5 pm: This comedic two act play, features Renda Beck Coughlan, Elizabeth Mangan, and Karen McGarrr Goerschel. A Pilates Studio on Cape Cod is the setting for this humorous play about women struggling to come to terms with their lives and their bodies. Reflecting different ages, backgrounds and levels of fitness, they quickly bond while trying, with varying degrees of success, to master the challenging exercises. Physical comedy along with hilarious commentary is juxtaposed with the serious effort of these women to build their strength and confidence and achieve new insights into whom they wish to become.
Dancing and Drumming, March 29, 3 - 5 pm: This event features Middle Eastern Dancing by Khadija (Katrina Valenzuela) and the Cape Cod African Dance & Drum featuring Tara Murphy. Valenzuela has trained in Middle Eastern dance since early childhood and performs the Surfi, Dervish, Sword and Cane dances. Dancers and drummers who practice traditional West African and Afro-Caribbean dance and drumming will also be present. This diverse troupe includes master West African drummers, as well as American, African-American, Chinese, Brazilian and Native American artists with a rich variety of dance and music backgrounds.
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Theater Performances at Cotuit Center for the Arts
God of Carnage, now - March 30: Written by Yasmina Reza, this comedy is about two pairs of parents, one of whose child has hurt the other at a public park. This Tony-award winning script is about two sets of parents how meet to discuss a playground fight between their children in a civilized manner. As the meeting progresses, and the rum flows, tensions emerge and the gloves come off, leaving the couples with more than just their liberal principles in tatters. Directed by Steve Ross, the cast consists of: Keith Caldwell, Scott Estrella, Melody Fadness, and Jennifer Perrault. To watch the promo video, Click Here
Love Letter: A Benefit Concert for Cotuit Center for the Arts, March 22 & 23: This benefit concert by A.R. Gurney's beloved classic play features Veteran actors Pam McArdle and Dr. Waldo Fielding. The popular play centers on two characters who discuss their hopes and ambitions, dreams and disappointments, victories and defeats - that have passed between them throughout their separated lives.
The Center of Gravity, April 3 - 20: This 2011 play by local playwright and poet Gregory Hischak, is a historical fantasy that reimagines the lives of the two Wright brothers and their quest to build a heavier-than-air flying machine. Directed by Ian Ryan featuring Andy Kollins, Jason Mellin, Diane Quaid, and Rachel Solomon.
Noises Off, a collaboration between Cotuit Center for the Arts and Cape Cod Community College's Theatre Department opens at the Tilden Arts Center on April 3 - 19: Noises Off by Michael Frayn is Directed by Michele Colley, bringing together community actors, students, artists, educators, stage crew, and local theater professionals in the first collaboration of its kind. To read more about this exciting collaboration, Click Here
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Barnstable Comedy Club Presents Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet
Barnstable Comedy Club presents Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet a comedy by Ann-Marie MacDonald and Directed by Theresa D. Cedrone opens today, now - March 30.
Meet Constance Ledbelly, a spinsterish PHD Candidate and assistant professor specializing in Shakespeare. With her academic career at a stands-still and her non-existant romantic life, she focuses on her life's work: deciphering a cryptic manuscript she believes to be the source of Othello and Romeo and Juliet. This leads her into a fantastic journey into the two plays. Featured cast members are: Kati Sorensen, Andrew Grignon, Taylor Seaward, Katie Goers, Jesse Romano, and Alex Bloucher.
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More Theater, Dance & Film
- Sandwich Town Hall presents an If This Stage Could Talk event on March 22, 7 - 9 pm. To celebrate the theatrical history of the performances at Town Hall, this event is devoted to one acts, staged readings, and more from some of the many plays performed over the years since 1960. A lively group of gifted actors pays tribute to our original theater. Plus Sandwich High School students perform their very own Our Town, Sandwich. This event is free and open to the public. For more info, please contact Cindy Russel: 508-789-6809 / www.sandwich375.com
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Cotuit Center for the Arts Cape Cod Cabaret Festival 2014 Auditions
Cotuit Center for the Arts announces upcoming auditions for the Cape Cod Cabaret Festival 2014 in the Main Performance Space on March 26, 6 pm.
Tedi Marsh and Cotuit Center for the Arts are giving Cape Cod vocalists a rare opportunity to compete in an American Idol style vocal competition and to share the stage with Marsh, as well as other accomplished professional singers. Please prepare a 10 minute audition with two contrasting pieces: one ballad and one uptempo. You can sing a cappella, bring a CD or iPod with your recorded instrumental music, bring an instrument to back you and a piano will be provided. Six performers will be selected to be featured in the Cabaret Festival held on April 25, where the audience will vote on the "best" performance. The winner will be announced at the April 26th performance.This performance will also feature Cabaret Artists from Boston & New York City. Please contact, Tedi Marsh: [email protected] to confirm your 10 minute audition time slot.
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Cape Rep Theatre Auditions for the 2014 Season
Cape Rep Theatre announces Auditions for their 2014 Season on March 29, 2 - 5 pm & March 30, 1 - 4 pm and again from 6 - 8 pm.
Auditions will be by appointment, on a first-come/first-serve basis. If auditioning for a musical, please prepare one ballad and one up-tempo piece. You may be asked to cold-read from a script. It is always helpful if you have prepared a monologue but not necessary. Wear appropriate clothing for movement. Bring a headshot and resume, if any. There will be callbacks.
Please email: [email protected] to make an appointment request along with your headshot and resume.
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Cape Cod Art Association Announces Upcoming Workshops
Upcoming Workshops in Barnstable
Marketing Your Art on March 20, 6:30 - 8:30 pm: Learn how to effectively market your art with Roberta Miller, Executive Director of the Cape Cod Art Association. Workshop covers social media, writing artist statements, branding, selling wholesale, building a mailing list and more.
Saturday Morning Watercolor on March 22, 9:30 am - 12 pm (All Levels): A new weekend watercolor class has been added to the roster! Join Robert Abele a nationally recognized painter.
Foam Plate Printing on March 29, 9 am - 4 pm: Learn this simple printmaking technique that can be done anywhere with Cape Cod Art Association Instructor, Mary Moquin. All materials included.
Upcoming Photography Center of Cape Cod Workshop Schedule
Understanding Exposure, Learning to See Creatively and the Art of Flash on April 12, 9 am - 5 pm: Learn the secrets of proper exposure, the art of seeing and the use of flash in this one-day seminar with noted photographer and author Bryan Peterson at the Hyannis Resort and Conference Center. Lunch is included for this one-day workshop.
Outdoor Photoshoot with Bryan Peterson on April 13: Emphasis in this one-day field trip will be mainly 'seeing,' including lens choice, exposure and composition. Topics covered will include macro, telephoto, wide angle and basic flash for both indoors and outdoors. 10 person maximum. Time will be dependent on the weather.
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Upcoming Workshops at Cape Cod Museum of Art
The Artist Within, March 21, 1 - 2 pm: Sponsored by Harbor Point in Centerville, this hands-on art session is conducted by art therapist Anne Hitch. People with memory impairment can benefit greatly from the chance to create. A new project is offered every month for people with Alzheimer's and other forms of memory loss.
Art & Conversation, March 28, 2 - 3 pm: Sponsored by Hope Dementia & Alzheimer's Services of Cape Cod & the Islands, these sessions are conducted by Cape Cod Museum of Art docents. Research shows that visual stimulation through art can help stimulate memory and enhance conversation among individuals who have dementia. People with memory impairment and their caregivers are invited to bond with their peers through discussion and positive reinforcement.
60 Hope Lane, Dennis. Info & registration: 508-385-4477 / www.ccmoa.org
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Orleans Camera Announces Upcoming Photography Workshops
Orleans Camera announces Basics of Your Digital Camera (New to the Digital Photo World) workshops on March 25 & 26, 5 - 8 pm.
Not sure where to begin with your digital camera? This class will cover what you need to get started. Focus will be on digital point and shoot cameras, covering basic camera operations, digital photo concepts (flash and composition), recommended accessories to enhance your picture taking, and how to get your images onto the computer.
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Cultural Center of Cape Cod Announces Upcoming Classes
Mondays - Painting with Watercolors, with Jean Tucker, now - March 31, 9:30 - 12:30 pm (All Levels): In this class you will work from individual objects and concentrate on creating a strong light source. You will gradually move on to simple still life subject matter, landscapes, and perhaps to abstraction, depending on the interests of the participants.
Tuesdays - Fundamentals of Drawing with Craig Caldwell, March 25, April 1 & April 8, 10 am - 12:30 pm (All Levels): This class is designed for the beginning drawer who appreciates art and has always wanted to learn to draw, as well as those looking for a refresher course. Instruction will cover the fundamentals of free-hand drawing: line, perspective, composition, understanding light and form, creating illusions of depth, contrast and texture. A list of supplies will be provided.
Wednesdays - Color and Composition with Suzanne M. Packer, March 26, April 2, 9, 16, & 23 (All Levels): Create paintings that have visual movement, and have the viewer's eye move across and around the canvas. Learn to develop a composition that works within the plane of the canvas. Learn to use color harmonies, color temperatures, textures and composition to create visual interest.
Creations Using Black Outline with Jean Tucker, April 5, 9:30 am - 3:30 pm: Using a limited color palette, with bold black line and strong flat colors, we can create stunning works. Using acrylic paints, our images can replicate art deco or retro art works. Please bring your own references.
A Springtime Color Bonanza with Kathleen Sullivan, April 6, 2 - 4 pm: Kathleen, a fashion advisor with over twenty years of experience will teach the latest trends in scarf tying, the best jewelry for you and the most beautiful colors to wear everyday. The workshop is informative, inspiring as well as interactive. If you want to know how to wear one of your favorite scarves, feel free to bring it along.
A Trio of Salsa Dance Classes, March 25, 7 - 8 pm: Come learn Beginner Salsa, the dance that makes everyone want to get up and shake those hips. It may be cold outside, but instructors Doug McHugh of Ballroom Bliss heats up the dance floor. Doug has been an instructor who makes it easy for you to get out on the dance floor as quickly as possible.
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Guyer Art Barn Announces Upcoming Programs, Workshops & Classes
Historic Guyer Barn, located in the Hyarts Hyannis Cultural District in downtown Hyannis, welcomes a variety of performing arts events and youth-focued cultural programming this year. For more information, visit:
Pastel Workshop with artist Sue Carey on April 11 & 12, 9:30 am - 3 pm: sign up with Gallery Artrio,
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Truro Center for the Arts Painting Workshop on the Amalfi Coast
Truro Center for the Arts is holding a 10 day workshop on the southern Amalfi Coast in Ravello Italy with artist Bill Papaleo from April 22 - May 2.
Students will stay and paint along the beautiful Italian coastline and around the famous villas and gardens of Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone. There will be excursions to a handmade paper factory in the town of Amalfi, with day trips to the Greek temples of Paestum for painting and sightseeing, including a tour of a mozzarella factory and wine tasting. Open to students of all painting skill levels who work in watercolor, oil or pastels. Trip includes:
- painting instruction
- lodging
- welcome dinner
- cooking class
- wine tasting and sightseeing excursions
- van and taxis for painting trips and excursions
All other meals transportation fees, including airfare, must be purchased seporately.
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More Classes & Workshops
Please check out our Family Section for additional Classes and Workshops for Children
- Falmouth Art Center presents New Clay Classes, now - March 30, 9 am - 9 pm. The Falmouth Art Center has a new ceramics studio! The classes cover topics such as small sculpture, working with the pottery wheel, kiln-firing, glazing ceramics and more. 137 Gifford Street, Falmouth. For more info, contact Suzy Bergmann: 508-540-3304 / www.falmouthart.org
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Cultural Center Announces Heavenly Bodies Call For Submissions
The Cultural Center for Cape Cod announces a call for submissions for the juried exhibition, Heavenly Bodies: The Human Form, Transformed, with a drop-off date on November 18, 9 am - 5 pm.
All work in the exhibit will depict the human form, transformed in some interesting and creative way. A dozen artists have been invited to transform mannequin torsos into art. The results will populate the Great Hall for the duration of the exhibit, November 19 - December 7.
Submissions of work that communicates ideas, stories, relationships, metaphors, and epiphanies are strongly encouraged. Although digital work will be considered, you are discouraged from using form without function. The transformation should be metaphoric or layered in some way.
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Appearances Eco-Arts Festival: Deadline Tomorrow
Appearances Eco-Arts Festival is seeking artists who would like to participate (group projects are encouraged) in creating works of art that will "appear" in and around Provincetown, with an extended deadline for submissions to March 21.
Appearances 2014, 4th international eco-art festival will have use of the 17 acre Dunes Edge Eco-Campgrounds (100 camping sites) thanks to the Trustees of the Reservation. During Appeances the campground will be transformed into an outdoor art space with installations, sculptures, performances and other great events.
For Festival Guidelines & More information, Click Here
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Ninth Annual
Voices of Peace Poetry Contest: Approaching Deadline
The Veterans for Peace, Cape Cod - Corporal Jeffrey M. Lucey Chapter 041 invites submissions for their 2014 Voices of Peace Poetry Contest, with a hard deadline on March 28 by 5 pm.
The poetry contest is open to all Cape & Islands writers. Each contestant may submit only one poem, no more than 50 lines, rhymed or free verse. Poems can be hand-written or composed on a computer and printed on an 8 1/2 x 11 vertical page.
Poems should focus on:
- thoughts of peace and the abolition of war, hate, or violence
- what can I do to help make a peaceful world for all
- some of the ways war can be avoided
- inner peace
- how we become peaceful within ourselves so that we can face the "other person" with mercy and forgiveness
- examples of nonviolent attitudes and actions that lead to friendship, negotiation, social justice and peace.
Poems submission pages should be in the following format.
At the top: poem title, author's name and grade, and the poem
At the very bottom of the page: author's name, poem title, grade, name of school, town, teacher's name, address, phone number and e-mail. (This information will not be published, but we need it to contact the winners.)
Winners will be selected from 14 categories from grades K-12 and adults. All winners receive an awards certificate, and a published book with all the poems, and are invited to read their poems at a public gathering at the South Congregational Church, 565 Main Street, Centerville on May 3 at 10 am. Entries should be sent to: Veterans for Peace, PO Box 102, West Hyannisport, MA 02672.
This program is funded in part by the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod.
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Nickerson Art Gallery Open Call for 3-Dimensional Artists
Nickerson Art Gallery is currently accepting submissions and is sending out a call to artists from Cape Cod to submit their portfolios for consideration of gallery representation, with a deadline on March 30.
Please complete the following information, and send in the body of an email to [email protected]:
- Direct Phone, Email, Home Address, Studio Address (if any)
- Short Statement about yourself and your goals
- Link to Facebook page, Link to any other social media platforms, Artist website
- If there is not a website for your work available/you have new work that is currently not on your website you may submit the following via email: 6-8 jpegs of work, including: Title, Medium and Dimensions (must be smaller than 4 MB each)
Local works of art & design - No paintings, mixed-media, collage or photography will be considered at this time.
No phone calls & drop offs - email: [email protected] / More information available at:
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Kennedy Center VSA Artist Opportunity
Deadline: March 31, 2014
The Respighi Prize has been established to encourage and offer a performance opportunity for young talented composers and soloists through the inspiration of Ottorino Respighi's music. Participants must be currently enrolled in (or recent graduates of) music conservatory or college, under 40 years of age. Winners will receive a Certificate Award as Winner of The Respighi Prize; World Premiere of composition (for composers) and performance as featured soloist with the Chamber Orchestra of New York; Recording of the concert, for archive and promotional use.
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Cotuit Center for the Arts Is Looking for Moms: Mothers in Concert!
Cotuit Center for the Arts is Looking for Moms for Mothers in Concert to attend their meetings continuing Sunday afternoons at 3 pm through now - April 6.
Join the Mother's Day Cabaret performance at the Cotuit Center for the Arts. We are looking for moms who love to sing, act and/or dance and who would love the opportunity to get out of their "mom box." The production will perform solo songs and ensembles from various Broadway shows in a cabaret style environment, with audience members enjoying drinks and hors s'oeuvres during the show. Performance dates are May 4th & 11th at 5 pm, Mother's Day.
4404 Falmouth Road, Cotuit. If you would like to be considered as a performer in the Cabaret or want more information, please call Gwen Bainier: 508-648-6868 / [email protected]
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Registration Open for Cape Cod Mini Maker Faire!
Cape Cod Makers announces Open Registration for the very first Cape Cod Mini Maker Faire taking place at the Cape Cod Community College on April 26, 10 am - 4 pm.
The Cape Cod Mini Maker Faire is offering the following options for makers:
- Maker Booth or Exhibit - an exhibit space to display your project(s)
- Commercial Maker Booth - primarily a sales booth
- Workshop or Presentation - a scheduled workshop or presentation
- Exhibiting Sponsor - companies or commercial entities
Exhibits that are interactive & highlight the process of "making things" are encouraged, such as: Interactive Art Projects, Jewelry, Textile Arts, Metalworking, Musical Instruments, Glass Blowing, Woodworking, Puppets, Kites, and Whimsical Creations, Sculpture, Kinetic Sculpture, Recycled Art/Craft.
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More Applications, Grants, Spaces & Work
- The Hyannis Main Street Business Improvement District (BID) is seeking artists to participate in the 2nd Annual Spring on Main Festival that will take place on May 3, noon - 4 pm. Calling musicians, roving entertainers and visual artists who will work along the street; both chalk art and plein air painting. Student, emerging and established artists/musicians/entertainers are welcome to Main Street, Hyannis to showcase their talents. Water, snacks and chalk/supplies will be provided to all artists. For more information, please contact Elizabeth Spilsbury: 508-775-7982 / [email protected]
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Watercolor Painter's Weekend: A Collaboration of Local Cape Cod Businesses
The Blushing Oyster Bed & Breakfast presents a unique Winter Vacation Package titled, Watercolor Painter's Weekend from March 28 - 30.
This opportunity for beginner and intermediate watercolor painters includes:
- 2-night stay at The Blushing Oyster Bed & Breakfast
- Full breakfast
- Reception at Fresh Paint Gallery
- Watercolor painting class with artists Robert Mesrop and Julie Blanchard
- Dinner certificate for Old Yarmouth Inn
- Pre-fixe lunch discount coupon at The Optimist Cafe
- Docent lead tour at Cape Cod Museum of Art
- Gallery Crawl - self guided, artist recommended galleries
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More Other Events & Notices
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Submit Your Upcoming Events!
Submission deadline is Wednesdays, noon.
August 10, 2014 ~ Conductor Keith Lockhart & Guest Conductor Charlie Rose
August 23, 2014 ~ Artistic Director & Conductor Jung-Ho Pak
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