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Taylor Mac: Born to Run
Multitalented and multifaceted theater artist, Taylor Mac brings an electric musical performance to Provincetown Town Hall on Friday, August 9.
In the nearly eight years since that Pulitzer Prize-nominated piece launched Taylor onto the world stage, Mac (who prefers “judy” as a chosen pronoun) has toured internationally, received a MacArthur Fellowship and the Ibsen Prize, brought the multiple Tony-nominated Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus to Broadway and last year became the subject of an HBO original feature documentary film centered around History of Popular Music.
As an organization that proudly resides at the crossroads of entertainment and social justice, Payomet is tremendously excited to present Mac and company in the heart of one of the Cape’s most vibrant and diverse communities. Mac’s work is a celebration of wonder and ambiguity; history and revolution; magic and change!
Taylor Mac Performs 'People Have The Power'
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Family Fun Days
Featuring puppets, marionettes, magic and more– Family Fun Days series on Wednesday and Friday mornings connects with kids and families to bring dynamic (and fun!) programming to the tent, all summer long.
In alignment with their commitment to the community, they are offering kids who live on Cape Cod FREE admission to these events– as they believe that access to the arts should be available and affordable to everyone.
For our friends who are visiting from the other side of the bridge, note that these programs are part of their Card to Culture series, where individuals who qualify can attend for $5.
FRI, AUG 9 To Bee or not To Bee
WED, AUG 14 Inclusion Improv
WED, AUG 28 Jack and the Beanstalk (puppets)
FRI, AUG 30 Instant Circus!
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Circus arts come alive again –for the 12th year!– at Payomet Performing Arts Center. Their team of professional certified instructors will be offering Summer Circus Camp over a seven-week period for students ages 7 to 13. Every week will include aerial arts, acrobatics, juggling, mini-trampoline, physical comedy, improv, object manipulation, rope climbing and physical training geared to the level of each individual student.
Camp runs Until–Aug 22, 2024 // Monday–Thursday. Note there is no camp on Fridays.
All weeks will be held at the Payomet's Big Top Circus Tent location at the WHAT Theater in Wellfleet.
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shake yer bones
live . local . music
3-5 pm
feel good music in your soul, makes your body wanna rock and roll
Dog friendly patio!
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the cyclones
aug 11th
years and years of chemistry makes every musical interaction seem perfect & effortless with this legendary group of musicians
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awen family band
aug 16th
a nationally touring world boogie collective blending roots music from around the globe such as Zydeco, Bluegrass, Afrobeat, Wassalou (West Africa), Old Time, Swing and Psychedelic Boogie topped with lyrics spreading the message for all who seek to hear
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soul purpose
aug 18th
delivering a thoughtful combination of classic rock and modern pop, they play songs that are rich, keyboard led, guitar driven, and iconic
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The 18th Annual Provincetown Dance Festival Features World Premieres, Live Music, Boston Dance Theater and Jean Appolon Expressions at Edgewood Farm,
August 23rd and 24th
3 Edgewood Way, Truro
Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill is excited to be co-producing the 18th season of the Provincetown Dance Festival. The performances on August 23rd an 24th, will take place on the beautiful outdoor Sam’s Stage, at The Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill’s Edgewood Farm campus and will feature six different artists during the festival weekend.
This season, three nationally recognized companies will be making their debut appearances at the Provincetown Dance Festival, Boston Dance Theater, Ballet Rhode Island, and Jean Appolon Expressions (JAE): a company dedicated to celebrating the cultural heritage of Haiti.
In addition, internationally celebrated classical Indian dance virtuoso Rachna Agrawal returns with two works from this ancient dance tradition. The Provincetown Dance Festival has also commissioned a world premiere collaboration with one of its most popular artists, tap dancer, Khalid Hill: featuring live music.
As with every season, the Provincetown Dance Festival continues its commitment to the spirit of contemporary dance with the New York City based, Rovaco. Rovaco’s work explores the themes of relationships, sex, capitalism and queerness. Ballet Rhode Island brings compelling brand-new works to the festival, and Jean Appolon Expressions will present a different work for each evening: one, an evocation of traditional Haitian dance, and the other, a more contemporary work.
“I would say this season’s vibe is range and diversity,” says festival Artistic Director, Adam Miller. “I could not be happier with the wide scope of artists and new works we have this season. You could not have a more vibrant example of the infinite and profound possibilities of movement as art.” Miller continued, “Last year, we were forced to cancel due to weather, so we are all doubly excited that we will be back on stage this summer. This time, we’ll make sure to get the show on stage, with the following weekend slated as a weather back-up.”
The Provincetown Dance Festival’s co-producer is the Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill. Castle Hill Executive Artistic Director, Cherie Mittenthal remarked, “This year’s festival is so beautifully aligned with Castle Hill’s overall artistic and community mission. It truly promotes a global artistic sensibility. This season is truly special! And we hope that you can see how exciting Dance can be on the beautiful Sam Stage, which we built specifically for Dance!”
This year’s festival is dedicated to Dian Reynolds. Her support and love of Dance and of Adam Miller (her son) have helped to make this festival a wonderful event!
When: August 23 & 24 at 7:00pm
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Now in its 37th year, the legendary Provincetown Swim for Life & Paddler Flotilla, sponsored by the Provincetown Community Compact, is scheduled for Saturday, September 7, 2024 at Johnson Street Beach on Provincetown Harbor, and at Great Pond in Wellfleet. For information go to swim4life.org.
This post-Labor Day fundraiser, which has raised $6M+ for AIDS, women's health and the community since 1988, invites swimmers, volunteers, kayakers, boaters and the public to join this quintessential Provincetown tradition. The 2024 Swim design was created by Tim Convery of Tim-Scapes.
Compact Director and artist Jay Critchley states, “The Swim activates and honors the healing powers of the harbor and its bounty to the community. Let’s come together once again in a joyous celebration in the town that we all love and support.”
Beneficiaries of this year’s event include: AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod (ASGCC), Helping Our Women (HOW), Outer Cape Health Services, Provincetown Rescue Squad Association, Soup Kitchen in Provincetown (SKIP), Provincetown Schools, The Compact Community Fund, Accessible Provincetown, West End Racing Club, Cape Cod Children’s Place, Native Land Conservancy, Lily House and Summer of Sass.
Registration is available online and open until Swim day at Johnson Street Beach, also the location of the finish line for the 1.2-mile, East End shoreline swim route that starts at the beach at Snail Road. In line with the tide cycle, the event will start at 2:30 pm with transport to the Swim start provided by the Funk Bus. The famous Mermaid Brunch will be catered by longtime event sponsor, Far Land Provisions, with music by Provincetown’s own, Zoe Lewis.
A freshwater Swim will be held at Great Pond Swim in Wellfleet the morning of the harbor event and is limited to fifty swimmers. Swimmers across the country who are unable to join on the Cape are invited to swim virtually by Swimming In Place. During the 2020 pandemic, swimmers, bikers and paddlers participated and raised pledges in twenty-six states.
The Provincetown Community Compact is a non-profit organization established in 1993 to nurture the Provincetown and Outer Cape community. Its mission is to enhance the well-being of the community through projects that incorporate the arts, the environment and the economy. It has birthed eight non-profits such as the Provincetown International Film Festival, the Tennessee Williams Theater Festival, Provincetown Commons, Summer of Sass, Tim McCarthy Human Rights Champion Fund and Pilgrim Bark Park. The results position The Compact as an economic generator.
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East End Books Ptown & WOMR Present:
Chef Rossi: The Punk-Rock Queen of the Jews: A Memoir on Rossi
August 15 at 6 PM. The book event will be held in the Davis event space at WOMR (2nd Floor), located at 494 Commercial Street. Outrageous, hysterical, and at times terrifying, Chef Rossi's second memoir takes readers back to her teenage years, where she comes out, comes of age, and throws off the oppressive misogyny of the Chasidic Jewish tradition.
Taught only to aspire to marry a nice Jewish boy and to be a good kosher Jewish girl, at 16 Rossi flowers into a rebellious punk-rock rule-breaker who runs away to seek adventure. Her freedom is cut short when her parents kidnap her and dump her with a Chasidic rabbi — a “cult buster” known for “reforming” wayward Jewish girls — in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
Rossi spends the following two years in a repressive, misogynistic culture straight out of the nineteenth century, forced to trade in her pink hair and Sex Pistols T-shirt for maxi skirts and long-sleeved blouses and endure not only bone-crushing boredom but also outright abuse and violence.
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Summer 2024 Events
August 18, Sunday at 7pm
Jazz Night at the Meeting House with Ken Field & John Lee.
A unique mix of New Orleans repertoire, jazz standards, and Field's originals. Truro/Boston saxophonist/ flautist Ken Field and First Parish of Truro Music Director and pianist Jeongweon "John" Lee will team up to present an engaging and energizing program of well-known and lesser-known jazz standards, traditional New Orleans repertoire, and Field's compelling original compositions. The concert will also feature a guest appearance by noted Pennsylvania-based saxophonist Dave Wilson.
August 25, Sunday at 7pm – David Corn – Election 2024
Co-sponsored by the Truro Public Library. Just back from the Republican and Democratic Conventions leading up to the election of all times, David Corn will discuss how our votes will impact our individual freedoms and the future of our country’s democracy.
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Free concerts this summer! On the lawn behind the Truro Public Library, 7 Standish Way, in North Truro, MA. All concerts are on Thursdays at 6:30 PM.
August 8, 2024
Cape Cod Jazz Quartet
The Cape Cod Jazz Quartet (CCJQ) is comprised of four of Cape Cod’s top jazz musicians, with Steve Ahern on trumpet, flute & vocals from Cape Cod & Florida, Fred Boyle on piano from South Yarmouth, Ron Ormsby on bass from Centerville, and Bart Weisman on drums from Orleans. Since 2009, the CCJQ has appeared at concerts, events and restaurants across Cape Cod including the Provincetown Jazz Festival. The CCJQ has accompanied renowned vocalists including Siobhan Magnus, Cassandre McKinley, and Tish Adams, and has two recordings including one with Dane Vannatter.
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August 15, 2024
Chandler Travis Philharmonette
The Chandler Travis Philharmonette is a Technicolor extravaganza from Boston and Cape Cod that includes a horn section, string bass, guitar, drums, keys and singing valet. For 25 years or so, the CTP has introduced the concept of alternative dixieland and omnipop to dumbfounded/delighted audiences all over Massachusetts and far beyond.
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OVERBOARD: A CIRCUS AT SEA
When: Mon, Wed & Fri through Sept 2 // 6:00pm*
Where: Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater
Tickets: Children $15 / Adults $30
Dive into the enchanting underwater world of Overboard, a contemporary circus extravaganza that tackles the pressing issue of climate change and ocean pollution. Follow the journey of a ruthless sea captain whose greed leads to overfishing, pollution, and the mistreatment of his crew. When a colossal storm hits his boat, his priorities shift dramatically, setting the stage for an unforgettable adventure.
Featuring high-level circus arts, this show combines theater, dance, cutting-edge science, woven together through a brilliant narrative to create a completely original work. Overboard is a captivating experience for audiences of all ages, from one to 101. Don’t miss this extraordinary voyage into the heart of the ocean.
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Summer, 1976
by David Auburn
directed by Daisy Walker
August 9 – 31 | Previews August 7 & 8
Performances:
Tuesdays – Saturdays at 7:00
Over one fateful summer an unlikely friendship develops between Diana, a fiercely iconoclastic artist and single mom, and Alice, a free-spirited yet naive young housewife. As the Bicentennial is celebrated across the country, these two young women navigate motherhood, ambition, and intimacy, and help each other discover their own independence. A deeply moving, insightful piece about connection, memories, and the small moments that can change the course of our lives.
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The Cape Cod National Seashore beckons! This breathtaking swathe of protected land, right here in Truro's backyard, offers endless opportunities to explore, discover, and reconnect with nature. Gear up for a bike ride along designated paths Intrigued by the stories etched in the landscape? Join exciting ranger-led programs and delve into the fascinating history and ecology of the Cape. Whether you're a seasoned adventurer or a curious explorer, the Cape Cod National Seashore has something for everyone. So pack your sense of wonder and embark on a adventure you won't forget!
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Life on a Whaling Ship with Curtis Martin
August 7 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Curt Martin, author and retired professor at Merrimack College, will speak at the Highland House to discuss the interesting and perilous life aboard a whaling ship. Guests are encouraged to leave a small donation before or after the event.
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August 12 @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Notable sites along the walks will include the former locations of the four Truro railway stations, bridges, embankments, and points where derailments and accidents occurred.
The fee for this walk is $15
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October 6th, 2024
The Vinegrass festival will feature (4) nationally touring bands on the main stage, and several regional musicians on the pavilion stage. The eclectic mix of music, steeped in the Americana & Bluegrass styles, will showcase innovative songwriting, musicians who have mastered their craft in fiddle, mandolin, guitar, and a joyous audience that appreciates original music!
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Tasty Tidbits from the Members of the Truro Chamber: | |
One of the best suppliers on the East Coast for herbs and spices. Over 350 products that include spices, herbs, teas, extracts, salts, essential oils and much more. | |
Featuring recipes that showcase seafood dining and family comfort. Unique waterfront restaurant located on Wellfleet harbor. | |
Delicious rollwiches, kidwiches, salads and breakfasts. Gluten Free, Vegan & Vegetarian options available.
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The Beachcomber is one of the best seaside dining spots in New England located on Cahoon Hollow Beach in Wellfleet. Featuring a raw bar, outdoor dining, and live entertainment. | |
A casual restaurant offering the freshest seafood options, ribs, chicken wings and more in a comfortable relaxed setting. Captain's is a great choice for dinner, cocktails or take out. Enjoy your meal on their lawn, patio or at the bar. | |
A specialty grocery store and deli in scenic North Truro. Serving breakfast all day with espresso bar. Gourmet lobster rolls and more. | |
Fanizzi’s is a favorite with both tourists and locals. Fanizzi’s Bayside dining room boasts 180 degree views through three walls of windows that look upon Cape Cod Bay, Provincetown Harbor, North Truro, and Truro. Amazing views complement fabulous food and a menu with something for everyone. From burgers, nachos, and wings to their famous Fried Fisherman’s Platter, fresh seafood and steak dishes, and pasta like Mom’s, they have something for every appetite. | |
The Lobster Pot is a Provincetown tradition and the iconic neon lobster sign has guided generations of guests to their door since 1979. The Lobster Pot Express also located in Provincetown and the Lobster and Chowder House located in Wellfleet carry on the authentic Cape Cod dining experience. All locations offer an extensive menu of the freshest local seafood. | |
For a whale of a good time stop by Moby Dick's Restaurant in Wellfleet. Bring your own beer and wine. No charge and they will provide you ice buckets, cups, and openers. Moby Dick's takes the New England clam shack to a new level, offering you and your family a great experience, and the freshest seafood on Cape Cod. | |
Authentic Italian cuisine that’s made from scratch the old fashioned way. With pasta that’s crafted in-house and cooked to order, homemade sauces, and pizza dough that’s made fresh daily. Whether you’re tasting their New Haven style pizza or their eggplant Parmesan, you’ll feel like you’re dining in Italy without leaving Cape Cod. Now serving Sunday Brunch. | |
Ocean 193 is a restaurant inspired by love of delicious and creative meals savored in the environs of the Ocean. Whether enjoying lunch or a night out with friends, a romantic date, or a family dinner, Ocean 193 is the perfect destination for a memorable experience. Immerse yourself in their warm ambiance and distinctive flavors while taking in the stunning water views of Provincetown Harbor. Located at 193 Commercial Street in Provincetown. | |
Located on picturesque Wellfleet Harbor, Pearl offers delicious fresh local seafood, ample selection of local beer, wine, and handcrafted cocktails. Featuring Fresh Music-Live Seafood Happy Hour daily in July and August from 3 - 5pm. Pearl’s raw bar is legendary. Their abundance of outside dining offers some of the best panoramic views of Wellfleet Harbor. | |
Salty Market is North Truro's place to shop, eat, and meet. Located on the corner of Pond Road and Shore Road, Salty Market is a year-round, locally-owned market in the historic Dutra's building. They provide grocery necessities, gourmet goodies, delicious fresh sandwiches, baked goods, and the best craft liquor, beer, and wine on Cape Cod. | |
This sweet spot in Truro offers a delightful escape for your taste buds. Savor salads bursting with fresh, local ingredients, indulge in gourmet paninis piled high with savory delights, or create your own culinary masterpiece with their stone-fired pizza options. Don't miss their mouthwatering, homemade ice cream and decadent cupcakes! With a welcoming atmosphere and delicious options for every palate, Savory & the Sweet Escape is a must-try for any Truro adventure. | |
In the heart of Truro beats the Truro General Store, your one-stop shop for a taste of Outer Cape treats. Need a beachside snack? They've got you covered with gourmet sandwiches, refreshing beverages, and sweet treats. This market, overflows with local treasures. Browse shelves brimming with fresh, produce, perfect for creating delicious meals with a seaside twist. Discover unique, handcrafted gifts and locally-made art. | |
Fuel up for adventure at Top Mast Cafe, a blissful beach side restaurant in North Truro. This North Truro gem boasts a beautiful, large outdoor patio, where you can soak up the sun and the sound of gentle rolling bay waves or experience a breathtaking Cape Cod Bay sunset. Their menu is packed with delicious options. Start your day strong with classic Eggs Benedict (including a Portuguese and Lobster option!), fluffy pancakes, or their signature breakfast burritos. Sink your teeth into juicy burgers, fresh-off-the-boat seafood like haddock or shrimp or indulge in a classic BLT. For a lighter bite salads and wraps are also available. Check out their legendary Friday night Fish Fry. Top it all off with a frosty beverage at Top Mast Café. | |
Uncork some sunshine and sip on the spirit of Cape Cod at Truro Vineyards. Just a stone's throw from the sparkling bay, this family-owned winery offers an experience as delightful as a summer breeze. Take a tour or schedule a tasting to learn the secrets behind their award-winning wines and spirits. Unwind on the spectacular outdoor pavilion with a glass of their latest vintage. Truro Vineyards is also the host of the legendary grape stomp, a highlight of the fall Truro Treasures festival. Take some time in Truro to make a grape-stained memory or two! | |
This Wellfleet mainstay, just a hop, skip, and a jump from Truro (and a short drive from Marconi Beach!), dishes up fresh seafood that'll have you saying "shore-thing" for more! Dive into their legendary lobster rolls overflowing with sweet, succulent meat, or savor their crispy fish & chips – the perfect post-surf refuel. Craving something land-loving? Angus beef burgers and juicy chicken sandwiches are on deck, and don't forget to check out their popular salad bar for a healthy (ish) beach day treat. Van Rensselaer's is more than just delicious food! Van Rensselaer's Restaurant is your one-stop shop for beachfront bliss – minus the sunburn! | |
The Truro Farmers market runs on Mondays from 8am-12pm through September 26th. Located at 20 Truro Center Road, in Truro. The open air market on the banks of the Pamet River features heirloom produce, fresh-picked delicacies, pastured meats, local seafood, pasta, cheese, eggs, baked goods, coffee, crepes, and music. Please join them and bring your SNAP card if you have one to earn free food just by shopping locally. Support our local harvesters, sustain our community! | |
The Provincetown Educational Farmers Market runs on Saturdays from 9am-1pm, until October 26th. Located on Ryder Street in Provincetown. Meet your local farmers and learn about sustainable practices while perusing fresh-picked seasonal produce, local pasta and sauces, seafood, coffee and home-baked deliciousness, eggs, flowers galore, humanely raised and pastured poultry beef, and pork, and so much more. If you have a SNAP card, shop locally at the Farmer's Market to earn free food. | |
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Calling all Truro enthusiasts! ☀️ The entire guidebook is available online for your browsing convenience. Scroll through all the pages using the arrows. With the guidebook in hand, get ready to explore all that Truro has to offer this summer! Packed with valuable information on local businesses, upcoming events, and hidden treasures, this comprehensive guide is your one-stop shop for navigating everything Truro has to offer.
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Effectively Building Your Brand
All businesses, large and small, are challenged with when trying to build their brand. The challenge is to find a way to connect with buyers who have a need, want or desire that you can fulfill. The process of brand building is taking buyers through the buying continuum.
Almost every buyer starts with being unaware of who you are, what you do and what your offer is in solving the “pains” they have to making your brand a “gain”. (see www.strategyzer.com) After you gain awareness, buyers need to understand and believe in your offer, then trust that you can bring value to them, leading them to buy, recommend or refer you to others Telling your brand story has to be cast in the buyer’s perspective not the sellers Here are some ways to build a brand?
Be data focused. Understand your SWOT. What are your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats?
Be observant and curious. Know your competitors. How is your value proposition being received? How can you deliver it in a more efficient and effective way to reduce your sales and marketing investments?
Be mindful. Do you now at what point your message connected with customers to buy more or new buyers to initiate the buying process.
Be imaginative. The key to brand building is positioning yourself in the mind of buyers so they see no suitable substitute.
Put a human face on your brand. Brands are perceptions. Perceptions become facts. Brand management is all about story telling.
Integrate your marketing. Effective brand building is part of an integrated marketing initiative (traditional and digital) that connects you with buyers at a variety of levels.
Making a positive connection with your brand message that demonstrates the values your brand represents is the foundation of building a positive brand that drives sales.
Contributed by Marc L. Goldberg, Certified Mentor. Sourced: 10 Guiding Principles for Effective Brand Building, Jerome Conlon, 1/5/16. For Free and Confidential mentoring on building your brand contact SCORE Cape Cod & the Islands. www.capecod.score.org, capecodscore@verizon.net, 508/775-4884.
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Future Wellfleet Habitat Cape Cod Homeowners
Will Have Locally Held Mortgages
Seamen’s Bank and Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod have formed an important partnership to help keep Habitat Cape Cod homeowners’ mortgages local and expedite the mortgage process for Habitat families. Seamen’s Bank has created a product with a similar structure to what has previously been offered to Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod homeowners through the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Habitat Cape Cod’s President and CEO Wendy Cullinan stated, “This is a perfect example of the community coming together to make a difference in the lives of young families struggling to work and live on Cape Cod.”
The first Seamen’s Bank mortgages will benefit the four future homeowners of Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod’s upcoming build in Wellfleet on Old Kings Highway. A Community & Volunteer Kickoff event and a Wall Raising Ceremony are expected to take place in October for the four homes. Seamen’s Bank is a longtime supporter and major donor of Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod. “We know local housing is a crisis, and to be able to support our communities through this partnership with Habitat for Humanity Cape Cod by providing local financing options for their clients is why we are a community bank,” said Lori Meads, President, and CEO of Seamen’s Bank.
Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod has completed over 180 homes on Cape Cod and is currently building in Brewster, Dennis, and Wellfleet. Additional builds are planned for Yarmouth, Marstons Mills, Falmouth, Brewster, Orleans, and Sandwich. Qualifying families are selected via drawing, and future homeowners contribute sweat equity, helping build their homes alongside local volunteers, then purchase their homes with an affordable mortgage. Habitat Cape Cod has been awarded nationally for building energy-efficient, affordable homes. All homes are deed-restricted to remain affordable in perpetuity. For more information, visit habitatcapecod.org.
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Sponsorship Opportunities for Truro Treasures | |
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Catch some waves of opportunity with the Truro Treasures Festival! ☀️ This fall, the festival is shaping up to be a sun-soaked celebration of Truro's vibrant spirit, attracting a crowd of beach lovers and treasure hunters from all over.
Businesses and organizations, big and small, are invited to join the fun as sponsors. It's your chance showcase what makes your business a Truro gem. Whether you're a chamber member or a local maverick, there's a sponsorship level to fit your tide.
Don't miss out on this chance to make a splash and support the community you love. Sponsorship is a win-win – you get prime exposure, and the festival gets the support it needs to shine. So ditch the flip flops, grab your sponsorship board, and ride the wave of Truro pride with us! Contact the Truro Chamber to secure your spot. We can't wait to see you there!
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Look what the ocean breeze is blowing in! These vibrant Truro Treasures festival tees are dancing in the wind at the Truro Chamber of Commerce Information Booth (2 Head of the Meadow Rd, North Truro). Show your love for Truro and all the beachside fun they bring by snagging a souvenir t-shirt. We have a treasure trove of designs from past festivals, all waiting to be your new summer staple. From kid-sized adventures to comfy 3X, there's a perfect fit for every beach bum. Swing by the Information Booth and grab a piece of Truro's summer spirit today! | |
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