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8:30 am
George Booth –artwork on exhibit at Barnstable Town Hall
The "Art on Loan" program displays the works of local artists on meeting room walls in Barnstable Town Hall. Paintings by George Booth are on display in 2nd floor meeting rooms in Barnstable Town Hall, now through March 27, 2020. ABOUT THE ARTIST: George Booth always had an interest in art but not beyond a ...
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10:00 am
KITCHEN CAMP February Vacation
Join us as we prepare easy recipes. Your child will cook dishes “hands-on” in a friendly and casual, chef supervised environment. Includes all supplies and food costs. Tuesday-Chicken from scratch! We will make homemade chicken noodle soup, chicken schnitzels with pierogis and apples, chicken stir fried rice and baked fried chicken. Wednesday -Chinese for lunch! ...
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11:00 am
Preschool Storytime at Sturgis Library
Drop in for stories, songs, and fun! Every Wednesday at 11:00pm. Geared to children ages 2-5 but all are welcome! No registration necessary. Free!
Find out more »Dream Tale Puppets Perform Jack and the Beanstalk
Dream Tale Puppets Perform Jack and the Beanstalk Wednesday, February 19, from 11am-1pm. Join Dream Tale Puppets for a joyous romp through the classic tale of poor Jack, the cow, and the magic beans. The show is created in a Story and Puppet Time format where one performer provides narration and gives voices to the ...
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How to Talk to Fairies
It is 1917 in war-torn England. Two young girls "accidentally" take 5 photographs of real fairies. Championed by Harry Houdini and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the photos and the girls become famous overnight and start a world wide Fairy Craze. Everyone has seen the pictures. Everyone knows the story, but the girls held a secret ...
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1:00 pm
Aromatherapy Self Care Series: Aromatherapy and Hand Reflexology
After a brief overview of reflexology and its benefits, you’ll learn how to perform a reflexology session on your own hands, with an illustrated chart and written instructions to help you replicate this body-work at home. $5 materials fee to instructor. Facilitator: K. Baker Aromatics and Reflexology W 2/19 1-2:30pm Free
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Introduction to Acting with Puppets, with Jacek ZuzanskiIn
Introduction to Acting with Puppets, with Jacek ZuzanskiIn This workshop introduces acting with the hand/glove, rod, and tabletop puppets. Participants will learn how puppets are built and study the various ways the actor/puppeteer brings them to life! Together we will explore principles of puppet manipulation and expression through exercises and activities. We will learn the ...
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Healing Sounds- Kalein Intentional Crystal Bowls
The vibrational light therapy of crystal bowls are said to be attuned to your chakras. Experiencing the bowls can be healing to the mind, body, and soul, inducing feelings of wellness and peace. Facilitator: Kathleen Warren W 2/19 & 3/18 2-3pm $5 Each
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Cotuit Crest Craft
For our Cotuit Crest Trail programming we have a fun craft in store: Basket Making. We have all the materials you need, so just bring yourself, maybe a friend or two, and join us for a fun relaxing craft. Admission is free, though donations are welcome. Please register at cotuitlibrary.org/events--activities or contact the Library.
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Wine & Music Wednesday
Wine and Music Wednesday is an open house held in our Gallery on the third Wednesday of every month from 5:30pm to 7:00pm, with wine tasting and live music. The first event was held in March of 2010 and it has become a very popular event at the Center. It’s the perfect way to end ...
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6:00 pm
The Boatman’s Daughter an Evening with Andy Davidson
Andy Davidson's second novel, The Boatman's Daughter has been hailed by Paul Tremblay as a "lush nightmare" inviting comparisons to Flannery O'Connor, Clive Barker, Neil Gaiman, Cormac McCarthy, Jesmyn Ward and Daniel Woodrell. However, once upon a time, Davidson's "captivating horror fable" (Kirkus) was little more than a cheap pot-boiler based in the author's love ...
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