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SUMMARY:‘Boston History in Poetry’ presented by Anthony Sammarco
DESCRIPTION:Boston History in Poetry\nNoah Webster describes poetry as a literary work in which special intensity is given to the expression of feelings and ideas using distinctive style and rhythm\, poems collectively or as a genre of literature. In this lecture\, Boston History is paired with poets\, poetesses and many captivating poems that deal with Boston from the 17th century to the present.\nFrom Ann Bradstreet\, the first acknowledged poetess in Boston\, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow\, Lydia Maria Child\, Oliver Wendell Holmes\, to T.S. Eliot\, Kahlil Gibran\, Amy Lowell\, this is a fascinating glimpse into poetry over the centuries.\nPlease join the Osterville Village Library in welcoming master storyteller Anthony Sammarco for this fascinating talk. Saturday May 2nd at 1pm in the Main Meeting Room.\nFor more information or to register for this event\, please contact Amy Wolfe at awolfe@clamsnet.org or by calling the OVL directly at (508)428-5757
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/boston-history-in-poetry-presented-by-anthony-sammarco/
LOCATION:Osterville Village Library\, 43 Wianno Ave.\, Osterville\, Massachusetts
CATEGORIES:Free,Historical,Lecture,Libraries,Performance,Talk
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260508T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260508T150000
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SUMMARY:Churchill’s Secret Armies in WWII presented by Historian David Barrett
DESCRIPTION:This two-part series explains how\, with Churchill’s support\, the British efforts at\ndestroying the Nazi tyranny of World War Two\, resulted in the victory of the Allies in\n1945. \nIn particular\, we examine the formation of a very secret organization\, the Special\nOperations Executive\, SOE\, and some examples of specific operations that took place\nin occupied Europe. This involved intelligence gathering and sabotage that gave\nsupport to the resistance in those occupied countries. \nPart 1 explains the history of the intelligence services in Britain and the formation of the\nSpecial Operations Executive and Part 2 covers several of the various operations that\ntook place during SOE’s existence.\nDavid Barrett lived in London during the London Blitz and was 6 years old when World\nWar Two finished. \nPart 1 – Friday\, May 8\, 2026 at 2:00pm: \nThe history of the intelligence services in Britain and the formation of the Special Operations Executive \nPart 2 – Saturday May 9\, 2026 at 1:00pm: \nCovers several of the various operations that took place during SOE’s existence. \nFor more information or to register for these events\, please contact Amy Wolfe at awolfe@clamsnet.org or by calling the OVL directly at (508)428-5757
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/churchills-secret-armies-in-wwii-presented-by-historian-david-barrett/2026-05-08/
LOCATION:Osterville Village Library\, 43 Wianno Ave.\, Osterville\, Massachusetts
CATEGORIES:Free,Historical,Lecture,Libraries,Performance,Talk
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260509T130000
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SUMMARY:Churchill’s Secret Armies in WWII presented by Historian David Barrett
DESCRIPTION:This two-part series explains how\, with Churchill’s support\, the British efforts at\ndestroying the Nazi tyranny of World War Two\, resulted in the victory of the Allies in\n1945. \nIn particular\, we examine the formation of a very secret organization\, the Special\nOperations Executive\, SOE\, and some examples of specific operations that took place\nin occupied Europe. This involved intelligence gathering and sabotage that gave\nsupport to the resistance in those occupied countries. \nPart 1 explains the history of the intelligence services in Britain and the formation of the\nSpecial Operations Executive and Part 2 covers several of the various operations that\ntook place during SOE’s existence.\nDavid Barrett lived in London during the London Blitz and was 6 years old when World\nWar Two finished. \nPart 1 – Friday\, May 8\, 2026 at 2:00pm: \nThe history of the intelligence services in Britain and the formation of the Special Operations Executive \nPart 2 – Saturday May 9\, 2026 at 1:00pm: \nCovers several of the various operations that took place during SOE’s existence. \nFor more information or to register for these events\, please contact Amy Wolfe at awolfe@clamsnet.org or by calling the OVL directly at (508)428-5757
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/churchills-secret-armies-in-wwii-presented-by-historian-david-barrett/2026-05-09/
LOCATION:Osterville Village Library\, 43 Wianno Ave.\, Osterville\, Massachusetts
CATEGORIES:Free,Historical,Lecture,Libraries,Performance,Talk
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260514T170000
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SUMMARY:History on Tap: Early Nautical Charts of Cape Cod and the Northeast
DESCRIPTION:“Join Bob Zaremba\, owner of Maps of Antiquity in Chatham\, for an illustrated journey through the early nautical charts of Cape Cod and the Northeast. Housed in a historic late-1700s Chatham farmhouse\, Maps of Antiquity offers over 15\,000 antique maps\, charts\, and prints\, spanning early American maps\, hand-colored 19th-century state and country maps\, historical prints\, and more. \nIn this talk\, Bob will showcase rare and fascinating charts that guided mariners along Cape Cod and the Northeast\, explore their history\, and share insights from his decades of expertise in antique maps\, restoration\, and conservation. Navigate the history of nautical charts of Cape Cod from Samuel de Champlain to our own local chart makers George Eldridge and his son George W. Eldridge\, of Chatham. Learn about the development of American chart making from after the revolution to the 20th Century. This is a must-see for anyone interested in maritime history\, navigation\, or the story of early American chart making! \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-early-nautical-charts-of-cape-cod-and-the-northeast/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Maritime Museum\, 135 South St.\, Hyannis\, Ma.\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gallery Opening,Historical,Lecture,Museum,Sign Up in Advance
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260516T130000
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SUMMARY:‘The Sinking of the SS Pendleton’ presented by Reid Oslin\, Coast Guard Auxiliary
DESCRIPTION:THE COAST GUARD’S GREATEST SMALL BOAT RESCUE \nOn February 18\, 1952\, four courageous crew members from U.S. Coast Guard Station\nChatham\, launched a 36-foot wooden motor lifeboat into the teeth of a raging Nor’east storm to\nrescue sailors stranded on a stricken tanker\, SS PENDLETON\, that had broken in half and was\ndrifting off Monomoy Island.\nBattling 40-foot waves\, freezing temperatures and dangerous shoals\, the Coast Guardsmen were\nable to save 32 of the 33 crew members aboard PENDLETON and safely return them to\nChatham – a feat that is still considered to be the greatest small boat rescue in Coast Guard\nhistory.\nThe PENDLETON rescue mission was highlighted in the best-selling book\, The Finest Hours\,\nwritten by famed Cape Cod author Casey Sherman\, and later was made into a Disney-produced\nfeature-length move of the same name.\nThe four crew members\, led by Massachusetts native Bernie Webber\, each received the Gold\nLifesaving Award – the Coast Guard’s highest individual honor – for their heroic efforts on that\nfateful Cape Cod night.\nCoast Guard Auxiliary member Reid Oslin\, a Cape Cod resident\, has done extensive research\non the PENDLETON rescue and has shared the fascinating story with numerous groups\nthroughout the area. \nFor more information or to register for this event\, please contact Amy Wolfe at awolfe@clamsnet.org or by calling the OVL directly at (508)428-5757
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/the-sinking-of-the-ss-pendleton-presented-by-reid-oslin-coast-guard-auxiliary/
LOCATION:Osterville Village Library\, 43 Wianno Ave.\, Osterville\, Massachusetts
CATEGORIES:Free,Historical,Lecture,Libraries,Performance,Talk
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260517T150000
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SUMMARY:An Afternoon with Joe Marchio – Organ\, Community & Giving Back
DESCRIPTION:Experience the artistry of Cape Symphony’s Assistant Conductor\, Joe Marchio\, as he takes the stage on the magnificent Casavant Frères pipe organ at the First Congregational Church of Chatham. Known for his warmth\, humor\, and insight as a speaker and conductor\, Joe now steps into the spotlight as a performer\, bringing the organ to life in an unforgettable concert. \nThe program will feature iconic organ masterworks including J.S. Bach’s thrilling “Toccata and Fugue in D Minor” and Charles Ives’ playful “Variations on America.” Joe will also be joined by special guest Sarah Marchio on bagpipes for the stirring audience favorite\, “Highland Cathedral\,” along with one additional selection to be announced. \nAbout the Organ\nThe organ at First Congregational Church is itself a star of the show. Built in 1972 by the renowned Casavant Frères Organ Company of Quebec\, the instrument was carefully designed to both support choral and congregational singing and to serve as a recital-quality organ for visiting artists. With 21 hand-selected stops\, it offers tonal diversity capable of bringing German Baroque masterpieces and French Romantic works vividly to life. \nIn 2007\, the organ was further modernized with a new electrified console\, expanding its versatility with couplers that allow for English choral accompaniment and Romantic-era repertoire. More than 40 years since its installation\, it remains a beloved and powerful instrument\, continuing a long tradition that stretches back to the congregation’s very first melodeon. \n✨ Why you’ll want to be there: \nHear Bach\, French masters\, and more come alive on one of Cape Cod’s most versatile instruments.\nExperience the talent of Joe Marchio\, not just as a conductor and educator\, but as a solo performer.\nSupport the Cape Symphony Orchestra\, Chatham Chorale\, and First Congregational Church of Chatham—a portion of every ticket goes directly to these cornerstones of our community.\n🎟️ Seating is limited—reserve your tickets now for a very special afternoon of live music\, community\, and celebration. \n👉 Child and student discounts available—contact rchwastiak@capesymphony.org for details.
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/an-afternoon-with-joe-marchio-organ-community-giving-back/
LOCATION:First Congregational Church of Chatham\, 650 Main St\, Chatham\, MA\, 02633\, United States
CATEGORIES:Historical,Music,Symphony,Talk
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260522T140000
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SUMMARY:COMM FIRE DEPARTMENT-100 YEAR ANNIVERSARY History Talk w/Retired Lieutenant/Paramedic Britton Crosby
DESCRIPTION:Did you know…. The Centerville-Osterville-Marstons Mills Fire District traces its roots back to the early 1900’s! Join us in welcoming retired Lieutenant / Paramedic Britton Crosby as he takes us on a walk down memory lane with this historical talk on the history and highlights of those 100 years in photos and stories. Let’s celebrate 100 years of the COMM Fire Department!\nThis program will take place in the Main Meeting Room at the Osterville Village Library on Friday May 22\, 2026 from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM. \nFor more information or to register for this event\, please contact Amy Wolfe at awolfe@clamsnet.org or by calling the OVL directly at (508)428-5757
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/comm-fire-department-100-year-anniversary-history-talk-w-retired-lieutenant-paramedic-britton-crosby/
LOCATION:Osterville Village Library\, 43 Wianno Ave.\, Osterville\, Massachusetts
CATEGORIES:Free,Historical,Holiday,Lecture,Libraries,Talk
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260523T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260523T140000
DTSTAMP:20260320T155814Z
CREATED:20260320T155814Z
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SUMMARY:The New Bedford Whaling Museum visits the OVL with ‘A Day in the Life of the Lagoda’
DESCRIPTION:The New Bedford Whaling Museum visits the OVL with ‘A Day in the Life of the Lagoda’ \nSaturday May 23rd at 1pm \nOsterville Village Library \nJoin New Bedford Whaling Museum docents Capt. Michael Taylor and Nancy Gentile for a\ndiscussion of “A Day in the Life of the Lagoda: a whaling voyage. This illustrated program\nexplores 19th-century whaling through detailed descriptions of the crew\, the whale hunt\,\nblubber processing\, products\, ship design\, and the evolution of the industry – from New\nBedford and Nantucket to the Arctic and beyond.\nThe lecture also features Sister Sailors: whaling wives\, spotlighting the women who sailed\nalongside their husbands. With live demonstrations of baleen and harpoons. \nThis program will take place on Saturday May 23rd at 1pm in the Main Meeting Room at the Osterville Village Library. \nFor more information or to register for this event\, please contact Amy Wolfe at awolfe@clamsnet.org or by calling the OVL directly at (508)428-5757
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/the-new-bedford-whaling-museum-visits-the-ovl-with-a-day-in-the-life-of-the-lagoda/
LOCATION:Osterville Village Library\, 43 Wianno Ave.\, Osterville\, Massachusetts
CATEGORIES:Free,Historical,Lecture,Libraries,Museum,Performance,Talk
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