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Harwich JuniorTheatre I
Through Aug. 2: The Adventures I
of Dolittle, A Musical, with perfor- j
mances Tues/Wed/Thur at 7, Fri/ •
Sat/Sun at 4 p.m. •
July 28: "Portrait of an Artist,
" an j
intimate evening of talk,humor and •
nostalgia with TonyAward-winning ¦
Linda Lavin and her husband,Steve •;
Bakunas,a painter,actor and musi- j
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.
P- Monomoy Theatre
Monomoy Theatre's 57th season, :
with performances Mon.-Sat at \
8 p.m. -
•Through July 19: Deathtrap, by I
Ira Levin.
•July 24-Aug. 2: Rogers & Ham-
merstein's South Pacific.
• Aug. 5-9: Shakespeare 's :
Twelfth Night.
Performances Monday through I
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 19-Aug. 8: Jonathan Logan's j
Red, directed by Daisy Walker, at ¦
the Payomet Arts Tent. Perfor- :
mances at 8 p.m. July 19, 20, 21; :
July 25-28; Aug.1-3, 5-6 and Aug. \
8. $15-$35.
July 23: Gala Fundraiser for the :
Cape Cod National Seashore: a j
festive evening of comedy featur- •
ing comedian Jimmy Tingle, with •
music by Toast 8i Jam,7 p.m. $50.
Payomet is located at 29 Old Dew- •
line Road, North Truro. Box office:
508-487-5400; www.payomet.org
I* Provincetown Theater I
The Theater presents The Wish, •
the Art of Judy Garland, starring I
Lisa Jason, directed by Joshua :
Morgan, with performances July [
25; Aug. 1
, 8, 9, 16, 29, 30; Sept. :
5, 6 at 8 p.m. A celebration of the :
iconic performer through her songs \
and poetry.$25-$35.
Playing through Sept. 4, Shake-
speare'
s Hamlet
, directed by Jake .
Ford,Thursdays at 7:30 p.m.
The theater is at 238 Bradford :
St., Provincetown. Box office:
508-487-7487; www.provincetown- \
theater.org.
? Wellfleet Harbor
Actors Theater
• WHAT performs a tribute to I
the late Julie Harris with I Am A \
Camera, written by John Van Dru- j
ten, directed by Caitlin Langstaff, i
through July 19 ($20-$45,students :
$12). Performances are 8 p.m.
Thurs.through Mon.
• The Fabulous Lipitones, a new
social comedy with music,directed
by John Markus; previews July
24,25, performance dates July
26-Aug. 23.
•July 29: Players Ball, a tribute
to Julie Harris, beginning at 5 p.m.,
including barbecue, music , live
auction, desserts and dancing.
$250. 508-349-9428.
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.
? CAPE COD FARMERS
MARKETS
• Barnstable Village, Route 6A
Saturdays, July 5 - Sept. 6, 9
a.m. to noon
• South Yarmouth, 311 Main St.
Thursday and Saturday, through
Sept. 24,9 to 1:30
• Hyannis - First Baptist Church,
i 468 Main St.
Wednesdays, through Oct. 22,
: 2 to 6 p.m.
• Orleans Farmers Market , 21
: Old Colony Way
Saturdays, 8 a.m. to noon all
: summer
• Osterville Historical Museum,
155 West Bay Road
Fridays,through Sept. 19,9 to 1
• Harwich Farmers Market ,
Brooks Academy Museum ,
Thursdays, 3 to 6 p.m. through
Oct. 9
• Mashpee Farmers Market ,
Mashpee Commons
Sundays through Oct. 12,10 to 2.
•Wellfleet Farmers Market at
Preservation Hall, Wednesdays, 8
a.m. to noon til Oct. 15.
^
MISCELLANEOUS:
¥ "By the sea,by the
sea..."
July 25: An Evening by the Sea
auction at the Wianno Club in
Osterville will benefit HopeHealth
in Hyannis. Doors open at 5:30
p.m. Evening includes dinner, live
: and silent auction, jazz music and
; swing dancing. Bid on original art
: and other unique items. Tickets:
! 508-957-0254.
; ?- Vets Cookout
July26:The Hyannis Elks invites
all US active duty military person-
nel and US vets to be their guests
| at an eat free cookout from noon
: until the food runs out - at the Elks
: Lodge #1549, 852 Bearses Way in
i Hyannis. $5 donation for guest
: meals. Proceeds benefit Heroes
: in Transition, Inc.
? Taste of Cotuit
July 26: Under the tent at the
Dottridge Homestead, an evening
of fine wines and tasty food from
: Cape Cod, with silent auction and
: live music. $50. Proceeds benefit I
: programs of the Historical Society ;
¦ of Santuit and Cotuit.
: "P Hyannis Main Street
entertainment
Fridays in July and August,family ¦
: entertainment at Wackenhammer 's i
; Clockwork Arcade & Carousel on j
; Main St. Shows (20 min.) are at \
: 6 and 7 p.m. •Jiily 18: Sunny the i
i Horse; * July 25: Jenny the Juggler; :
: « Aug. 1: Airly Acrobats; « Aug. 8:
i Zak Morgan. •
j ? O'ville summer fun
July19:The40,h annual Osterville ;
i Village Day and Antique Car Parade, \
: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Take part in 40 I
: years of celebrating Village Day., ;
i including the Suspenders Juggling ;
I Troupe,2 p.m. at the library.
:. - Quilt drawing
The Cape Cod Chapter, National ;
• Railway Historical Society is hold- j
: ing a drawing for a beautiful hand- :
; made quilt donated by Maryanne ;
i Boberg.with atrain design inspired \
: by a popular British computer-
¦
j animated TV series for kids. Tickets \
j are $2,3 for $5,with a drawing on ¦
I Dec. 17. Send checks to Cape Cod I
: Chapter NRHS, P0 Box 1912, West i
: Barnstable MA 02668.
:
fp African dance,drum
and song
• Beginning African Drumming ¦
I with Issa Coulibaly; every third
: Sunday,4 to 5:30 p.m., Guyer Barn, :
'
I 250 South St., Hyannis. $20. :
•Women's Drum Circle,Wednes-
I days (5:30 p.m.) at the Guyer Barn.
I Beginners' Level. $13 drop-in.
• African Dance in Hyannis, ;
• with live drumming: Fridays, 6:30 I
: to 8 p.m. at Federated Church of :
j Hyannis,320 Main St. $13.
• Classes in African Dance are •
i held every Monday from 7:30 to :
I 9 p.m. in the Cape Cod Hip Hop j
j Studio, 49 John Maki Road, West j
: Barnstable. $12 each class. Call •
: 508-274-8626.
! ? Barnstable Senior
Center
• Get fit or learn something new!
¦ BSC offers ongoing fitness classes, ;
I meditation, dance, Tai Chi and
¦
yoga, as well as language, art and j
; culture classes for all interests.
| Call the activity coordinator at •
: 508-862-4761.
The Senior Center is at 825 j
¦ Falmouth Road, Hyannis. For a j
I list of programs and events, call I
: 508-862-4750. RSVP for all events, j
I > 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 10and 3 on those days.
•The Cape Cancer Thrift Shop, i
: 1085 Route 6A, West Barnstable, j
i carries furniture and accessories
¦
i for the home to suit every pocket- i
: book. Open year round 10 a.m. to ;
i 3 p.m. Monday through Saturday. •
: Sales benefit Dana Farber Cancer
I Research. 508-375-0433.
• Cape Abilities Consignment
& Thrift Shop is at 3239 Main St.,
Barnstable Village, next to the fire
station. Open year round,Wednes-
day 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.
C:\ ?: .. -.:: ¦ '.: '
::
¦ Splash Lab
Through July & August: Learn
about ocean science with hands-
on activities for all ages during
"Splash Lab" at WHOI's Ocean Sci-
ence Center, 15 School St., Woods
Hole, Wednesday and Thursday
afternoons from 1 to 3 p.m. More
info at 508-289-2663.
V Classic Cars
July 26: Antique, Vintage and
Muscle Car Show, outdoors in the
parking area of Cape Cod Children's
Museum, Great Neck Road South,
Mashpee, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Rain
date: July 27. Admission to the
museum is $1all day! 508-539-8788.
I Dennis Conservation
Trust
July 27: The 13'" annual Summer
Evening Live and Silent Auction to
benefit the Dennis Conservation
Trust, begins 5 p.m. at the Sea
View, Chase Avenue, Dennis Port.
Enjoy fabulous food, bidding and
libations. Tickets: 774-212-3525;
www.dennisconservationtrust.org
I Putting it on the Table
July 28: "...Jakes a bite out of
Summertime Lobster!"The popular
local food series hosted by Cape
Cod Museum of Natural History
does summer by the seaside with
everyone's favorite seasonal treat -
lobster,in a variety of incarnations.
Presented by local lobstermen and
Beth Casoni of the Mass. Lobster-
men's Association. All participants
receive a $5 coupon toward a
lobster dinner at the Lobster Claw
in Orleans. $5.
Aug. 8: "Takes a bite out of
Summertime Oysters - Walk , Talk
& Taste!" Hosted by the Big
Rock Oyster Company of Dennis.
Includes a guided walk to meet
owner Aaron Brochu and other
"growers" for an entertaining tour
of the oyster farm. Raw Bar tasting
included.
$15. Call 508-896-3867; www.
ccmnh.org
? Canal Centennial
July 29: The U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers co-hosts a Cape Cod Ca-
nal Centennial Opening Ceremony
at 2 p.m. in Buzzards Bay Park to
mark the 100,h anniversary of the
opening of the Canal in 1914. Relax
along the banks of the canal to
relax and watch the parade of Tug
Boats go by,4 to 6 p.m. From 4 to
9 p.m. there's family entertainment
j with music and refreshments at
; Buzzards Bay Park,with fireworks
: at dusk,set off from barges in Buz-
: zards Bay, visible from the Bourne,
; Wareham and Onset Bay areas of
• the canal.
: Circle by the Sea
: Enjoy summer campfires at
• Sandy Neck Beach, 7 p.m. with
I musical guests and open tal-
: ent time, toasting marshmallows
: around the fire. Next up: Aug. 15:
• Karen Woodhall and Dave Jackson;
: Aug. 29: Jackson Gillman, songs
: and storytelling; Songs of the Sea
\ by Paul, Ben & Jerry. All ages. $5 "
I donation. Rain location: Knights
: of Columbus Hall, 5 Armory Road,
; Buzzards Bay. 508-563-6647.
Harwich Antiques
•July 19:"Restoration and Clean-
: ing of Old Furniture," led by local
: expert Peter vanEssylstyn, 2 p.m.
I Free. July 26: US Coin and Currency
i Appraisals, with Peter Dunne, 2 to
': 5 p.m. 20 pieces p/p.
At Harwich Antique Center, 10
I Route 28,West Harwich. 508-432-
• 4220; www.harwichantiquecenter.
i com 1
: ¥ House Tour benefit
July 19: From Penzance Point to
I Gunning Point: A Tour of Homes
I Along the Bay, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.,
i to benefit programs of Highfield
j Hall in Falmouth. $75. Tickets:
i 508-495-1878,x2.
i ? Cultural Survival
Bazaar
July 19-20: A festival of in-
: digenous 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
July 21-27: This year the fair has
I a country feel, with rising coun-
¦ try stars Dustin Lynch and Josh
: Thompson headlining (Thompson
: performing July 22,7:30 p.m., Lynch
i on July 26, 7:30 p.m.). Enjoy the
¦ Demolition Derby; Team Extreme
: FMX Motocross; petting zoo,music
j and magic acts; midway rides,
• acrobats, chalk art, exhibits and
i much more ! Gates open: Mon-Thur
: 4 to 10 p.m.; Fri-Sun noon to 10 p.m.
; Complete schedule online at http://
: capecodfa irgrounds.com/events/
j bamstable-county-fair/
; ? Grillin' on Friday night
Enjoy a picnic at Friday Night
: Grills on Chatham's Band Concert
i nights,5 to 7:30 p.m. at St. Christo-
• pher's Church lawn, 625 Main St.
I Great sandwiches and a variety
: of food from chowder to mac 'n
¦ cheese to desserts. Proceeds
• benefit church programs.
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