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SUMMARY:History on Tap: The Remarkable History of Penikese Island
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, April 9\, 2026 \n“Penikese Island\, a 75-acre wildlife sanctuary at the southwest end of the Elizabeth Island chain\, has played many roles throughout its rich history. Once home to a natural history summer school and later a leper colony\, it now serves as a vital refuge for endangered seabirds. For 150 years\, botanical surveys have been conducted on the island\, documenting the island’s ecological changes. Today\, the Penikese Island School uses this extraordinary living classroom to inspire environmental literacy and stewardship. We invite you to explore the island’s remarkable legacy and its ongoing contributions to conservation and science education. \nPart of our History on Tap series—join us for an evening of local history\, conversation\, and craft brews. \nAdmission: $10 per person / $5 for members \nMust be 21+ to sample beer; IDs will be checked at the door. \nEnjoy craft beer from our sponsor\, Cape Cod Beer\, along with cheese\, crackers\, water\, and non-alcoholic beer options. \nWe highly recommend reserving your tickets on our website in advance. Popular events often sell out quickly\, and we cannot always accommodate walk-ins. Don’t miss out—plan and secure your spot! “
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/history-on-tap-the-remarkable-history-of-penikese-island/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Maritime Museum\, 135 South St.\, Hyannis\, Ma.\, United States
CATEGORIES:Lecture,Museum,Sign Up in Advance,Talk
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SUMMARY:History on Tap: Meditations on Noah’s Ark: A Long-Time Teacher of Ancient History and an Ancient Mariner Himself Takes a Look
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, April 23\, 2026 \n“The story of Noah’s Ark as offered in the Bible is simply incompatible with existing science and the archaeological record. But Larry Brown (Sunday columnist\, Cape Cod Times) has always believed there is a kernel of truth to it—the memory of something catastrophic that once wiped out much of the human race. It would have been the survivors who told the story of a great flood and passed down how they were descended from those who endured it. That part\, at least\, is real. \nThe oldest surviving written story\, The Epic of Gilgamesh\, dating back to ancient Sumer\, also contains a flood account. It includes a celestial warning to build a boat\, instructions to bring animals aboard\, and even the sending of a dove to see if the waters had receded. Since the ancient Hebrews preserved the biblical version\, Larry looks to their historical experiences for possible inspiration behind the details of the Ark. \nTo explore this\, Larry examines Mesopotamia—particularly the Marsh Arabs—and what captive Hebrews may have witnessed in Egyptian engineering\, including massive barges capable of towing two obelisks at a time along the Nile River.\nPart of our History on Tap series—join us for an evening of local history\, conversation\, and craft brews. \nAdmission: $10 per person / $5 for members \nMust be 21+ to sample beer; IDs will be checked at the door. \nEnjoy craft beer from our sponsor\, Cape Cod Beer\, along with cheese\, crackers\, water\, and non-alcoholic beer options. \nWe highly recommend reserving your tickets on our website in advance. Popular events often sell out quickly\, and we cannot always accommodate walk-ins. Don’t miss out—plan and secure your spot! “
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/history-on-tap-meditations-on-noahs-ark-a-long-time-teacher-of-ancient-history-and-an-ancient-mariner-himself-takes-a-look/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Maritime Museum\, 135 South St.\, Hyannis\, Ma.\, United States
CATEGORIES:Historical,Sign Up in Advance
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SUMMARY:Gail Gelburd: Creativity as a Voice for Social Justice -ARTIST TALK
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Gail Gelburd will discuss her new book and her visual art exploring how art powerfully gives voice to issues of environmental destruction\, oppression\, war\, and compassion. \nArtist and author Dr. Gail Gelburd will discuss her new book as well as her own visual art that is on view in the exhibition Visual Voice\, and in a pop-up event. Through all of her creative explorations\, she addresses issues of environmental decimation\, oppression\, war\, and the need for compassion. She will discuss how the arts can give a voice to current issues in a profound way. \nGail Gelburd\, who resides in Western Mass\, has a PhD in Art History and Eastern Philosophy. She has been a museum director\, professor\, and curated exhibitions at museums such as the Whitney Museum\, Brooklyn Museum\, and Los Angeles County Museum\, as well as in India\, Wales\, Russia\, Korea\, and South Africa. She uses her art and writings to explore issues that impact all our lives. She has received grants from Mass Cultural Council\, NEA\, NEH\, Rockefeller Foundation\, Ford Foundation\, and others. She has recently been elected to the Council for the Arts at MIT. \nHer new book\, The Liberation of Sue Moody\, is based on the writings she discovered in an abandoned house belonging to a food journalist who was stationed in Paris just as Hitler marched in beneath her window. Moody kept copious notes about her struggles\, about war\, bombings\, and starvation as she tried to escape. Issues unfortunately relevant today. Books will be available for purchase and signing. Gelburd has written more than a dozen books about major artists dealing with environmental issues\, racial inequality\, war\, and oppression. \nThis event is presented in conjunction with:\nVISUAL VOICE: Freedom to Create.\nOn view January 29 – April 26\, 2026
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/gail-gelburd-creativity-as-a-voice-for-social-justice-artist-talk/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Museum of Art\, 60 Hope Lane\, Dennis\, Massachusetts
CATEGORIES:Art
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