Explore Cape Cod by Kayak
July 4 10:am - 1:00pm
CUMMAQUID Mass.- Starting May 25th, 2008 Mass Audubon’s Long Pasture Wildlife Sanctuary will be offering a variety of naturalist guided kayak trips throughout the Mid and Upper Cape. Join our experienced naturalists as we escape the crowds and discover the rich aquatic life and beauty of Cape Cod. Kayaking offers a unique and intimate connection to wildlife that is truly memorable. We will experience some of the Cape’s most pristine waterways including Barnstable Harbor’s Great Marsh and Sandy Neck barrier beach ecosystem, the Herring River in Harwich, Chase Garden Creek in Yarmouth Port and the Mashpee River in Mashpee.
$35/members $40/non-members
Pre-registration is required. To register or for more information, please contact 781 837-9400
Haunted & History Tours
June 10 thru Oct 31 7:00PM - Every Night
Starting Point: Sturgis Library 3090 Main Street (6A) Barnstable, MA
Are you looking for something out of the ordinary to fill your evenings? Join us as we walk the historic and haunted “Old Kings Highway” in Barnstable Village.
... The date is 1645 Reverend John Lothrop, founder of Barnstable has a home built on “Old Kings Highway” and is now the Sturgis Library. This structure is to be the oldest building to be used as a library in the United States. There is a resident who has not left this historic building still walking the rows of bookshelves among you.
This is just the starting point of the tour. As the tour continues you will hear stories of the conflict between the Loyalists and the American Whigs (Patriots) and how England had a stronghold on this small quaint town. There are over fifteen stops on the tour and eleven have ghost stories. You will visit Cobb’s Hill Cemetery where you may bump into the “Dark Man”. You will visit such places and the “Old Jail” built in 1690’s by the order of Massachusetts Bay Colony Courts, who still today has a ghostly resident caretaker. You will pass by the Crocker Tavern, the meeting place of the Whigs. As the night sets in, we will have you in front of Cape Cod’s most haunted building, “The House of Eleven Ghosts”. These are just a few of the stops on your visit to haunted Barnstable Village.
We offer many different types of tours from June 1st through October 31st.
$15.00 adults -Children 13-8 $8.00
To make reservations or for additional information: Please call 508-771-2725 or visit www.caiprs.com
Lighthouse History & Shipwrecks
July 6 , 4:00pm
Lecture Series with Dan Sanders
Cape Cod Highland Lighthouse
Observation Deck
508-487-1121
http://www.capecodlight.org
The Visit by Friedrich Durrenmatt
Sun-Mon-Tues June 23 -July 22 Curtain 8pm.
Tix, $25
Rarely staged on a regional level, Durrenmatt’s dark comedy of revenge and greed endures as a classic of the 20th century. Payomet's production, directed by Daisy Walker
Payomet Performing Arts Center In Truro
Business Office Tel & Fax:
508.487.2300,
Payomet box-office/reservations:
508.487.5400
E-mail:
info@payomet.org
Classic Swing by the Dick Johnson Group
Wednesday, July 2, 2008, 6:00 PM
Part of Citizens Bank Summer Concert series
Osterville Library lawn, 43 Wianno Ave
