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Events
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? Eventide Arts
Eventide Arts performs on the
Gertrude Lawrence Stage, Dennis
Union Church,Route 6A,Dennis.$25.
Box office: 508-398-8588.
? Falmouth Theatre Guild
FTG is at Highfield Theater on
Highfield Drive, Falmouth. Box of-
fice: 508-548-0400, or visit www.
falmouththeatreguild.org.
? Harbor Stage Company
The theatre presents Uncle Vanya
by Anton Chekhov, in a new version
by Robert Kropf,through July 12,with
performances Weds.-Sat. at7:30 p.m.
The theater is at 15 Kendrick Ave.,
Wellfleet. Box office: 508-349-6800
? Harwich Junior
Theatre
Through July 12: A Wrinkle in
Time,based on the Newbery Award-
winning book by Madeleine L'Engle,
with performancesTues/Wed/Thurat
7, Fri/Sat/Sun at 4 p.m.
July 17-Aug. 2: The Adventures
of Dolittle, A Musical, with perfor-
mances Tues/Wed/Thur at 7, Fri/Sat/
Sun at 4 p.m.
July 28: "Portrait of an Artist,
" an
intimate evening of talk, humor and
nostalgia with Tony Award-winning
Linda Lavin and her husband,Steve
Bakunas, a painter, actor and musi-
cian, 7 p.m. Proceeds benefit HJT's
programs and arts education.$75;$100
includes private champagne reception
following the show.
HJT is at 105 Division St., West
Harwich. Info and box office: 508-
432-2002,www.hjtcapecod.org.
? Monomoy Theatre
Monomoy Theatre's 57th season,
withperformances Mon.-Satat8p.m.-
• July 8-12: Blood Knot, by Athol
Fugard, a story about two South
African brothers and a tribute to
Nelson Mandela.
•July15-19:fJeaf/jtrap,byIra Levin.
• July 24-Aug. 2: Rogers & Ham-
merstein's South Pacific.
Performances Monday through
Saturday at 8 p.m., Thursday mati-
nees at 2 p.m. $28-$30. The theater
is at 776 Main St., Chatham. Box
office 508-945-1589 or visit www.
monomoytheatre.org.
? Payomet Performing
Arts Center
July 23: Gala Fundraiser for the
Cape Cod NationalSeashore: afestive
eveningof comedyfeaturing comedian
Jimmy Tingle and music by Toast &
Jam,7 p.m. $50. Payomet is located
at 29 Old Dewline Road,North Truro.
508-487-5400;www.payomet.org
? Provincetown Theater
TheTheater presents Shakespeare's
Hamlet,directed byJake Ford,through
Sept. 4,Thursdays at 7:30 p.m.
The theater is at 238 Bradford St.,
Provincetown. Box office: 508-487-
7487;www.provincetowntheater.org
.
? Wellfleet Harbor
Actors Theater
• WHAT performs a tribute to the
late Julie Harris with I Am A Camera,
written by John Van Druten,directed
by Caitlin Langstaff,through July 19
($20-$45,students$12).Performances
are 8 p.m. Thurs. through Mon.
WHAT'
S Julie Harris Stage is at
2357 Route 6,Wellfleet. Box office:
508-349-9428; www.what.org
? Woods Hole Theater
Company
WHTC performs in Woods Hole
Community Hall, 68 Water St. 508-
540-6525.
? AUDITIONS
? CAPE COD FARMERS
MARKETS
• Barnstable Village, Route 6A
Saturdays,July 5 - Sept.6,9 a.m.to
noon
• South Yarmouth,311Main St.
ThursdayandSaturdaythroughSept.
24,9 to 1:30
• Hyannis - First Baptist Church,468
Main St.
Wednesdays,through Oct. 22,2 to
6 p.m.
Orleans Farmers Market, 21 Old
ColonyWay
Saturdays,8a.m.tonoonallsummer
• Osterville Historical Museum,155
West Bay Road
Fridays,through Sept.19,9 to 1
• Harwich Farmers Market, Brooks
Academy Museum
Thursdays,3to 6 p.m.through Oct.9
• Wellfleet Farmers Market at
Preservation Hall,Wednesdays,8 a.m.
to noon til Oct. 15.
? MISCELLANEOUS
BARNSTABLE
? Hyannis Main Street
entertainment
Fridays in July and August,family
entertainment at Wackenhammer's
Clockwork Arcade & Carousel on
Main St.Shows (20 min.) are at 6 and
7 p.m. • July 11: Odaiko Taiko drum-
mers; • July 18: Sunny the Horse; •
July 25: Jenny the Juggler; • Aug. 1:
Airly Acrobats; •Aug.8: Zak Morgan.
? SummerFest
July 11: Live and Silent "Bust the
Box" auctions kick off fundraising for
this year's The Last Gasp event in
September -the event is out to raise
funds for participating teams,6 to 10
p.m.at Cape Cod Beer,1336 Phinney's
Lane, Hyannis. All the proceeds are
added tothe account of the team that
provides the item.Enjoy burgers,beer
and live music bythe Jeff Lowe Band.
? O'ville summer
fundraiser
July 13: Osterville Historical Mu-
seum hoststhe Pigs & Pearls Summer
Sampler,5 to 8 p.m.,with local foods,
chefs and grand music, plus silent
auction of one-of-a-kind prints from
the Museum's archives. Tickets at
the Museum. Come and celebrate the
Wianno Senior's CentennialI
July 19:The 40th annual Osterville
Village Day and Antique Car Parade,
10a.m. to 2 p.m.Take part in 40 years
of celebrating Village Day.At 2 p.m.
see the Suspenders Juggling Troupe,
2 p.m. at the library.
? Quilt drawing
The Cape Cod Chapter, National
Railway Historical Society is holdinga
drawingfor a beautiful handmade quilt
donated by Maryanne Boberg, with
a train design inspired by a popular
British computer-animated TV series
for kids.Tickets are $2*,3 for $5,with
a drawing on Dec. 17.Send checks to
Cape Cod Chapter NRHS,PO Box 1912,
West Barnstable MA 02668.
? African dance, drum
and song
•BeginningAfrican Drumming with
Issa Coulibaly; every third Sunday,4
to 5:30 p.m., Guyer Barn,250 South
St., Hyannis. $20.
• Women's Drum Circle,Wednes-
days (5:30 p.m.) at the Guyer Barn.
Beginners' Level. $13*drop-in.
• African Dance in Hyannis, with
live drumming: Fridays,6:30 to 8 p.m.
at Federated Church of Hyannis,320
Main St. $13.
•Classes inAfrican Dance are held
every Monday from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in
the Cape Cod Hip Hop Studio,49John
Maki Road,West Barnstable.$12each
class. Call 508-274-8626.
? Barnstable Senior
Center
• Get fit or learn something new!
BSC offers ongoing fitness classes,
meditation, dance,Tai Chi and yoga,
as well as language, art and culture
classes for all interests. Call the
activity coordinator at 508-862-4761.
TheSeniorCenterisat825Falmouth
Road,Hyannis. For a list of programs
and events, call 508-862-4750. RSVP
for all events.
? Thrift shops
• Cape Cod Hospital Auxiliary
Thrift Shop, 690 Main St., Hyannis,
is open Tuesday through Saturday,
10 to 4. Donations may be dropped
off between 10 and 3 on those days.
•The Cape Cancer Thrift Shop,1085
Route 6A,West Barnstable, carries
furniture and accessoriesfor the home
to suit every pocketbook. Open year
round10a.m.to3p.m.Mondaythrough
Saturday. Sales benefit Dana Farber
Cancer Research. 508-375-0433.
• Cape Abilities Consignment &
Thrift Shop is at 3239 Main St.,
Barnstable Village, next to the fire
station. Open year round,Wednesday
through Saturday,10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
508-362-3417.
Farmers markets and farm stands
• Cape Cod Organic Farm stand,
Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to
5:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday
9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Route 6A in
Barnstable.
CAPEWIDE
? Circle by the Sea
Enjoy summer campfires at Sandy
Neck Beach, 7 p.m. with musical
guests and open talenttime,toasting
marshmallows around the fire. Next
up: July 11
, with singer-songwriter
Dawna Hammers. Aug. 15: Karen
Woodhall and Dave Jackson.All ages.
$5 donation. Rain location: Knights
of Columbus Hall, 5 Armory Road,
Buzzards Bay.508-563-6647.
? Pirate Palooza!
July11and12:Twodays of swash-
bucklin' fun for the entire family
at South Cape Village, Mashpee -
entertainment, Pirate School, photo
booth, kid & dog parade, Thieves'
Marketplace,live music,a Pirate's Ball
and more. A full schedule of events
plus event buttonsare online atwww.
mashpeepiratepalooza.com
? Harwich Antiques
• July 12: Grand Outdoor Sale of
antiques, vintage items and more,
10 to 5. • July 19: "Restoration and
Cleaning of Old Furniture,
" led by lo:
cal expert Peter vanEssylstyn,2 p.m"
Free. July 26: US Coin and Currency
Appraisals,with Peter Dunne,2 to 5
p.m. 20 pieces p/p.
At HarwichAntique Center,10Route
28, West Harwich. 508-432-4220;
www.harwichantiquecenter.com
? Historic Whaling Ship
sails in
Through July 14: The Charles W.
Morgan, the last wooden whaling
ship in the world,arrives in Provinc-
etown on July 10, accompanied by
a full schedule of commemorative
programs, hosted by the Center for
Coastal Studies. There are lectures,
broadcasts,films and tours, as well
as a NOAA/Stellwagen Bank National
Marine Sanctuary exhibit on Mac-
Millan Wharf. A complete schedule
is available at http://www.visit-
provincetown.com/historic-whaling-
ship-to-call-on-provincetown-harbor/
and additional events are listed at
www.coastalstudies.org
? House Tour benefit
July 19: From Penzance Point to
Gunning Point: ATour of Homes Along
the Bay,10 a.m. to 4 p.m., to benefit
programs of HighfieldHallin Falmouth.
$75. Tickets: 508-495-1878,x2.
? Cultural Survival
Bazaar
July 19-20: A festival of indigenous
art, music and culture from around
the world,with guest artisans,free
music performances, storytelling,
displays and more,10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
at Marine Park, 180 Scranton Ave.,
Falmouth. Free! Rain or shine.
? Barnstable County Fair
2014
July21-27:This year has a country
feel with rising country stars Dustin
LynchandJoshThompson headlining
(Thompson performing July 22,7:30
p.m., Lynch on July 26, 7:30 p.m.).
Enjoy the Demolition Derby; Team
Extreme FMX Motocross; petting
zoo,music and magic acts; midway
rides,acrobats,chalk art,exhibits and
much more! Gates open: Mon-Thur
4 to 10 p.m.; Fri-Sun noon to 10 p.m.
Complete schedule online at http://
capecodfairgrounds.com/events/
barnstable-county-fair/
? Grillin' on Friday night
Enjoy a picnic at Friday Night Grills
on Chatham's Band Concert nights,5
to7:30 p.m.atSt.Christopher's Church
lawn,625 Main St. Great sandwiches
and a variety of food from chowder to
mac 'n cheese to desserts. Proceeds
benefit church programs.
? One Day University
Aug. 17: Space is limited for this
one-day event at Heritage Museums
and Gardens in Sandwich,one of only
three in the country,so call soon to
register. Professors from Bard Col-
lege, Yale University and American
University will talk on "What Makes
Shakespeare Great?" "What Makes
Mozart Great?" "Why Public Opinion
Polls Are So Often Wrong," 9:30 to 1
p.m. in one hour lectures. Advance
registration required, call 508-888-
3300. $159.
? African Dance and
Drum
• Drumming for Women: Wednes-
days through Aug. 20, with Sue
Landers andTara Murphy,First Parish
UU Meeting House, 1924 Route 6A,
Brewster. $15 drop-in.
• African Dance in Wellfleet,with
live drumming, Thursdays, 6:30 to 8
p.m.atWellfleet PreservationHall.$15.
• Monthly workshops on African
Drumming in Brewster with Issa
Coulibaly,79 Lakeshore Drive,Brew-
ster on second Sundays, 4 to 5:30
p.m.More information: 508-274-8626.
? Yarmouth Senior
Center
July12:Cape Cod Ballroom Dancers
presenta Summer Danceatthe Center,
8to 11p.m. Co-hosted by Hope Health.
More info at 508-957-0257.
• Thursdays: The Bocce group
meets weekly, 2 p.m. The Center's
most popular activity! Join the fun.
•The Center's Book Club meets on
the second Thursday of each month.
For more information call Judy Keith
at 508-827-4150
The Senior Center is at 538 Forest
Road,West Yarmouth. Call for infor-
mation or to register for programs,
508-394-7606.
? Bourne Senior Center
July 11: Commemorating our His-
tory Group meets at the Center,10:30
a.m. Speaker is Capt. Daryl Smith,
USNR Ret,on the history of aircraft
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