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CULTURALCENTER OF
CAPE COD • The Cultural Center
of Cape Cod,307 Old Main St., South
Yarmouth,features year-round events,
art and literature classes and exhibits
for all interests.
Jan.1:"Winter Magic":A Ouality
Antiques Show,10a.m. to 4 p.m.Full-
scale show with dealers from Cape Cod
and beyond. $6,$5 with discount card.
No early birds)
Jan. 3: "Shedding Light,Shedding
Shame," event hosted by Plain Talk Initia-
tive and partners, in memory of those
who've lost the battle with addiction
and for those still fighting. Testimonials,
music and candlelight,5 p.m. Free event.
Jan. 6, 13, ZQ and Feb. 3: Tuesday Night
Swing Dance Classes,with instructor
Doug McHugh of Ballroom Bliss.$80
couple/$45 single for 4-wk class. Call to
register.
Jan. 9:Reception from 5 to 7 p.m.
for the 5th annual Members' Exhibition,
on exhibit inallfour galleries, through
Jan.25.
Jan.10:Cape Cod Sax Quartet,featur-
ing Bruce Abbott,Berke Mckelvey, Ryder
Corey and Nicholas Suchecki,7:30 p.m.
$20.Refreshments.
Information on all the Center's events
and classes may be found at 508-394-
7100,or visit www.culturalcenter.org.
EXHIBITS AND WORK-
SHOPS AT PAAM •
Through Jan. 18:Contemporary works by
Jarrod Beck, Kate Clark,Lauren Ewing,
Warren Muller and Mark Parsons.
Through May: PAAM and the Prov-
incetown Film Society screen films of
interest every other Wednesday at 7 p.m.
For a schedule of films and information
on passes,visit www.paam.org/filmart
or www.watersedgecinema. Films are
screenedat Waters EdgeCinema,237
Commercial St.
The Provincetown Art Association
and Museum,460 Commercial St.,
hosts exhibits,classes and workshops,
as well as a Master Class series that
runs throughout the year.A host of
new workshops will runfrom January
through May. Call 508-487-1750 or visit
www.paam.org.Museum hours are daily
to 8 p.m. Mon.-Thur.and to 5 p.m.Sat.
and Sun. (Fri to 10p.m.).Admission is $5
for nonmembers.
BOOKS
STORIES AND CRAFTS • Dec.
30: Hyannis Public Library,401Main St.,
holds a free Winter Stories and Crafts
program from 2 to 3 p.m.,for ages 4 to
12.
Dec.26:The library will not hold its
regular PreschoolStory Time,although
the library will be open from 11a.m.to 5
p.m.Stories resume at 11:15a.m.Jan.2.
508-775-2280.
HELP FOR KIDS WHO
STUTTER • Several books and DVDs
produced by the nonprofit Stuttering
Foundationare available free to public
libraries. Among these, a new DVD called
"Stuttering: For Kids By Kids," stars kids
who are struggling with the disability
themselves and are out to help others.
Three libraries in Barnstable have this
DVD on their shelves: Centerville Public
Library;Cotuit Library; HyannisPublic
Library.
HYANNIS LIBRARY PERKS •
Hyannis Public Library continues to offer
the Mango Languages online language-
learning system to all CLAMS card
holders inthe villages,through a grant
from the Kirkman Trust Fund awarded to
Barnstable libraries.
Valid CLAMS card holders may take
advantage of reduced rate admissions
to toe New Inoland Aquarium in Boston
and to Heritage Museums & Gardens in
Sandwich. Call the library for informa-
tion. Hyannis Library is at 401Main St.
508-775-2280, www.hyannislibrary.org
FILM
DOCUMENTARY SERIES • An
Independent Documentary Film Series
runs from December to May at Wellfleet
Preservation Hall:
Jan.10:"Through a Lens Darkly," a
documentary exploring family through
the eyes of black photographers,Hp.m.
Feb.7:"Art s Craft," a film that
explores the need for community, appre-
ciation and purpose, 7 p.m. Tickets are
$10per film,available at www.wellfleet-
preservationhall.org
NATURE SCREEN - Dec. 26:
Cape Cod Museum of Natural History
(Route 6A,Brewster) presents "The
Private Life of Deer," an original PBS
documentary - the now-familiar white-
tailed deer, and a view of their complex
society,1p.m.Free with museum admis-
sion. 508-896-3867.
KIDS
GAMES DAY • Dec. 27:Brewster
Ladies' Library,1822MainSt,hosts a
Games Day,1to 5 p.m.,with new board
and card games led by Matt Donle of
Wicked FunGames. Forchildren8 and up
(adults,too!).Free event.
SKIRTS ARE IN! - Dec.29,30:
Join a sewing project to sew a skirt (2,
3 4 or 5-tiered), 1to 4 p.m.Monday,9
a.m.to 4 p.m.Tuesday at the Cape Cod
Cooperative Extension.For ages 11and
up. $25 includes use of machines and
snacks. Call Barnstable County 4-H at
508-362-3645 to register.
KIDS 'N' CRAFTS - Michael's,an
arts and crafts retailer at 88 Enterprise
Road,Hyannis,offers free Kids Club
Events every Saturday,10a.m.to noon
for ages 3 and up. Get into the fall spirit
making crafts for school and Halloween
fun. More info at 508-778-0317.
PROGRAMS AT GREEN
BRIAR - Programs for kids ages 4 and
'
up flourish at the Green Briar Nature
Center,6 Discovery HillRoad in East
Sandwich.
Critter Capers every Friday,10:30a.m.
(for families with children ages 3 and
up).$2. Live Animal Storytime,Saturdays,
at 10:30 a.m. Enjoy stories and meet
animals (for families with kids 3 andup).
$2. FamilyScience,1-2:30 p.m.Saturdays,
meet with Nature Center naturalist. $5,
$15per family.
The Center is open seven days a week:
Mon.-Sat.10a.m.to 4 p.m.,Sun.1-4. Call
508-888-6870for information on all
upcoming activities. www.thorntonbur-
gess.org
CAPE COD CHILDREN'S
MUSEUM • Drop-in science program
every Wednesday and Friday,11a.m. to
1p.m.Take a drop-in art program every
Tuesday and Thursday, 11a.m.to 2 p.m.,
or join "Movin' with Ms. Susan," Thurs-
days at 10:30a.m.
All activities are free with museum
admission of $7.
The Children's Museum is at 577Great
Neck Road South,Mashpee.More info on
specific programs at 508-539-8788,or
www.capecodchildrensmuseum.org
VILLAGE LIBRARY PRO-
GRAMS • Centerville: Drop-in Story
Hour,10:15a.m. Mondays, 6 p.m.Thurs-
days; Story Hour,4 p.m.(all ages) Mid-
Cape Chess Club, drop-in 1-7 p.m.Fridays,
6 p.m.families.
Hyannis:Pre-school Storytime at the
Hyannis Public Library, 401Main St., is
held Fridays at 11:15a.m. Kids 2 1/2to 5
years old can enjoy stories, crafts and
a snack. Children's Chess Club meets
Wednesdays at 11:15a.m., for kids who
know the basics of chess andjust want
to play the game.You're welcome to
bring your own chess set to share with
others.508-775-2280.
Cotuit:Drop-in Storytime,10:30a.m.
Tuesdays,4 p.m. Wednesdays.
Marstons Mills:Homeschool Club (gr.
K-5), 2 p.m.Mondays.Sign up.Stories and
Crafts: Audrey Duchesney (with stories)
and Carolyn Larson (arts and crafts) are
back at Marstons Mills Public Library
every Tuesdayat 10and11a.m,respec-
tively.Miss Juliana and Miss Lindsey
offer stories and crafts at tnose same
times each Wednesday. Both events are
for ages birth to 5 years. 508-428-5175.
Osterville: Storytime,3:30 p.m.Tues-
days and10a.m. Wednesdays. New Baby
Group for pre-walking babies and their
caregivers,9:30-10:15a.m.Thursdays,
sponsored by Cape Cod Child Develop-
ment.
Sturgis: Drop-in Storytime,10:30a.m.
(ages 2-5) Thursdays.
CAPE COD CHILD DEVEL-
OPMENT ACTIVITIES • Weekly CC
ChildDevelopment programs invarious
locales across the Cape include music,
gymport,science and movement play
groups.For more information,call 508-
775-6240,X512.
ACTIVITIES AT THE
LADIES' LIBRARY - ToddlerTown
(kids birth to age 3) meets Thursdays at
10am,with stories,songs,snacks and
free play at the Brewster Ladies' Library,
1822Main St,and Story Hour for children
ages 3 andup,is held each Wednesday at
10:30a.m,with songs,stories and crafts.
508-896-3913.
ART FOR KIDS IN MASH-
PEE • The Cape Cod Art Bar,11North
St,Mashpee Commons,has a host of
classes for kids throughout the year.Call
508-477-2788for details,or visit www.
threefishandaram.com.
BARNES & NOBLE • Tuesday
toddler storytime is at 10a.m. at the
store at the Cape Cod Mall in Hyannis,
with preschool storytime Wednesdays
at 10a.m. On Fridays there is a special
storytime for school-age children at 7
p.m.Call 508-862-6310.
DENNIS PUBLIC LIBRARY •
The Dennis Public Library in Dennis Port
holds pre-school story and craft time
Thursdays at 10:30a.m.On Wednesdays
at 1p.m. it's Toddler Story and Play Time.
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB •
Programs at the club include classes,
cooking, games,music and more. The
club is open Monday through Friday from
2 to 6 p.m.Teen nights are held every
weeknight from 6 to 8.The clubhouse
is open Fridays from 6 to 10 p.m.for
teens. Call 508-477-8845 or go to www.
BoysGirlsClubCapeCod.org.Membership
is $25 annually.
MUSIC
KIDS SING OUT AT GAR-
DENS AGLOW • Tons of students
(more than 100) bring the Gardens Aglow
celebration to life at Heritage Muse-
ums and Gardens in Sandwich. Groups
perform in the Auto Gallery at 6:30 p.m.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Dec. 26: Emma Fahle,voice student at
Artworks program at Heritage;Dec. 27:
Sonnay Fiddlers; Dec. 28: Cape Conser-
vancy Youth Ballet.More information at
508-888-3300 or visit www.heritagemu-
seumsandgardens.org.
PAYOMET PERFORMING
ARTS • Dec. 27:Banjo & bones vocalist
Dom Flemons,of the Carolina Chocolate
Drops, performs solo at 7:30p.m.at Prez
Hall.Reservations required.
Wellfleet Preservation Hall is Payo-
met's winter venue.Call 508-487-5400 or
visit www.payomet.org
CAPE COD SYMPHONY •
Jan.1:New Year's Day Party - A special
single-ticket event featuring the legend-
ary Peter Schickele,bringing down the
house at 3 p.m.with conductor Jung-Ho
Pak and the Cape Cod Symphony,also
with soprano Margot Roodand mezzo-
soprano Kara Cornell.$30-$69. Limited
seats are available:www.capesymphony.
org or call 508-362-1111.
EPIPHANY CONCERT • Jan.
4:The annual benefit concert to benefit
the Dennis Yarmouth Ecumenical Council
to Prevent Homelessness is at 2 p.m. at
St. PiusX Church,Station Avenue,South
Yarmouth,featuring the church choir
and music ministry with special guests.
There's a free-will offering with all
proceeds going to prevent homelessness
on the Cape.
WOODS HOLE FOLK MUSIC
SOCIETY • Jan.4:The Society pres-
ents the Low Lily acoustic roots trio,7:30
p.m.at Community Hall,68 Water St.,
Woods Hole,playing richly textured solo
and close-harmony songs,accompanied
by fiddle,mandolin,guitar and rhythm.
Doors open7 p.m.$15,some discounts
available.508-540-0320.
W.H.A.T.OPERA GUILD •
Tickets are on sale for the 2014-15Met
Opera Season via the Wellfleet Harbor
Actors' Theatre.Membershipincludes
pre-broadcast receptions and lectures.
Upcoming direct broadcasts: Jan.17: A
new production of Lehar's "The Merry
Widow," 12:55p.m.;with encore perfor-
mance Jan.24, same time.
For more information about the Guild,
call Joanna Roche,development director,
at 508-349-9428.
EMBARGO • The Doc Raylove
Ensemble plays jazz, swing and Latin
standards every Thursday and Saturday
night from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.at Embargo,
453 Main St,Hyannis.
HARVEST WINE BARAND
GALLERY • There's live entertain-
ment Wednesday through Sunday at
the Harvest Gallery Wine Bar,776 Main
St,Route 6A, Dennis. Music schedule
includes performers such as Jim Lough;
Chandler Travis 3-0; Doc Raylove S Allen
McGarry; FredClayton;KathleenHealy
and Toast S Jam. Call for specific dates
and times: 508-385-2444,or visit the
website at www.harvestgallerywinebar.
com
MUSIC AT THE GRAND CRU
• The Grand Cru Wine Bar at the Cape
Codder Resort & Spa, Route 132 inHyan-
nis,features live musical entertainment
on Friday and Saturday nights, 8 p.m.Call
for specific performers. 855-861-4370.
BLACK CAT -At the Black Cat,
there's live music on Tuesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday evenings,including
musicians Paul Good,Bob Chambers,Jeff
Lowe,Fred Boyle and others. The Cat
is at 165Ocean St,Hyannis.Hours are
11a.m.to 10 p.m.daily.Call for specific
performer dates. 508-778-1233.www.
blackcattavern.com
ISLAND MERCHANT The
Island Merchant,302 Main St,Hyan-
nis, provides no-cover entertainment.
508-771-1337.For a full schedule,go to
www.theislandmerchant.com. There's a
Merchant's Jazz Jam with Bart Weisman
on the 3rd Sunday of the month,4 to 7
p.m.
PAIN D'AVIGNON • Sample
bar bites at Pain D'Avignon's Cafe-Bou-
langerie,with music by Perry Rossi & En
Fuegofeaturing vocals of local musician
Chantal Joseph,every Wednesday night
from 8 to 11.Open daily from 7 a.m.(Din-
ner 6-tO p.m. Tues-Thurs.and Sunday;6-11
p.m.Fri-Sat. Bar open to 1a.m.Tues-Sun.)
Directly across from Barnstable Munici-
pal Airport in Hyannis.508-778-8588,
www.paindavignon.com
BRITISH BEER COMPANY •
There's something going on every night
at the British Beer Company, 412Main St,
Hyannis.Open 7 days. For more info call
508-771-1776.
O'SHEA'S OLDE INN • O Shea's
Olde Inn,348 MainSt. (Rte.28), West
Dennisoffers entertainment year round.
For schedule,call 508-398-8807.
FIVE EIGHTY-SIX BISTRO
AND BAR - The 586 offers live
entertainment,from jazz to piano to
contemporary rock,Fridays and Satur-
days beginningat 9:30p.m.at 586 Main
St,Hyannis.Complete entertainment
listingat www.fiveeightysixbistro.comor
call 508-778-6515.
RIVERWAY LOBSTER
HOUSE • Pianist,Fridaysand Sat-
urdays,6-9 p.m,
1338Route 28,South
Yarmouth. 508-398-2172.
ROADHOUSE CAF£ - The Road-
houseCafe,488SouthSt. in Hyannis,
features live entertainment on Fridays
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