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SUMMARY:Cape Cod Maritime Museum Presents: Jerome Rand - Sailing into Oblivion
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a special fundraiser on our tented patio at the Cape Cod Maritime Museum for an evening with Jerome Rand\, as he\nshares the story of his solo circumnavigation of the globe – one of sailing’s greatest and rarest challenges. \nA sailing instructor and captain for over 20 years\, Jerome’s love of the open ocean began with transatlantic voyages between the Caribbean and Europe. Those early trips set him on a path toward the adventure of a lifetime: sailing alone around the world in 271 days\, a journey of 29\,805 miles\, without a single stop. \nBeer\, wine\, and assorted non-alcoholic beverages will be available\, along with light snacks.\nCome early to grab a drink and enjoy views of the beautiful Hyannis Inner Harbor before the talk begins.
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/cape-cod-maritime-museum-presents-jerome-rand-sailing-into-oblivion/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Maritime Museum\, 135 South St.\, Hyannis\, Ma.\, United States
CATEGORIES:Lecture,Museum,Storytelling
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260730T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260730T183000
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SUMMARY:History on Tap: Restoration of the Schooner Hindu
DESCRIPTION:“Step aboard the Schooner Hindu and journey through nearly a century of maritime history. This 1925 gaff-rigged schooner has carried generations of Provincetown locals and visitors through the harbor\, witnessing the evolution of the town from a bustling fishing and whaling hub to a modern tourist destination. \nExplore the Hindu’s fascinating story: built as a pleasure craft in Maine\, converted to a cargo vessel during the Depression\, requisitioned by the Navy in World War II\, and restored with care to sail again today. Discover the challenges and triumphs of her extensive restoration\, the craftsmanship of wooden schooners\, and the traditions of classic sailing that the Hindu embodies. Through historic photographs\, personal stories\, and behind-the-scenes insights from the restoration process\, attendees will learn how this beloved vessel has become a living link to Cape Cod’s maritime past. \nSail with Hindu: https://sailschoonerhindu.com/ \nCheck out their social media: https://www.instagram.com/schoonerhindu/ \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-restoration-of-the-schooner-hindu/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Maritime Museum\, 135 South St.\, Hyannis\, Ma.\, United States
CATEGORIES:Historical,Lecture
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260813T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260813T183000
DTSTAMP:20260413T211510Z
CREATED:20260413T211510Z
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SUMMARY:History on Tap: the Roaring Twenties: a Major Turning Point in Cape Cod History
DESCRIPTION:“Step back to the 1920s\, a decade of dramatic social\, economic\, and political change on Cape Cod. Authors Sharon Anderson and Dorothy Skelley bring the era to life with a collection of historic photographs and stories\, highlighting milestones like the 1928 opening of the Cape Cod Airport\, the surge of tourism fueling the local economy\, the rise of Cape Cod tea rooms\, the 1927 debut of the Cape Playhouse\, and the secretive speakeasies that dotted the region. Explore how these dynamic changes shaped the Cape’s culture\, economy\, and lifestyle\, and discover why this was truly a turning point in Cape Cod history. \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-roaring-twenties-a-major-turning-point-in-cape-cod-history/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Maritime Museum\, 135 South St.\, Hyannis\, Ma.\, United States
CATEGORIES:Historical,Lecture,Museum
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260820T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260820T183000
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SUMMARY:History on Tap: Female Lighthouse Keepers of Cape Cod
DESCRIPTION:“Cape Cod is a destination for visitors drawn to our iconic lighthouses. Many imagine the romantic life of a lighthouse keeper — watching the sea\, guiding ships\, and living on the edge of the coast. But in the 19th and early 20th century United States\, this profession was almost entirely closed to women. \nFor most\, the only path to becoming a keeper came through loss — stepping into the role after the death of a father or husband. Here on Cape Cod\, five remarkable women did exactly that. They took on the responsibility of tending the light\, maintaining the stations\, and safeguarding mariners\, earning admiration and respect for their dedication\, resilience\, and skill. \nSam Notick\, Collections and Exhibits Manager at the Cape Cod Maritime Museum\, will share the stories of these trailblazing women who kept the lights shining on Cape Cod. \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-female-lighthouse-keepers-of-cape-cod/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Maritime Museum\, 135 South St.\, Hyannis\, Ma.\, United States
CATEGORIES:Historical,Lecture,Museum
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260903T170000
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SUMMARY:History on Tap: Prohibition on Cape Cod - Running the Rum in
DESCRIPTION:“During Prohibition\, rumrunning was big business on Cape Cod. Fishermen and farmers headed offshore under cover of darkness to “Rum Row\,” returning with contraband alcohol while risking heavy fines\, jail time\, and dangerous encounters with law enforcement\, hijackers\, and gangsters. From Provincetown’s Manny Zora to Eastham’s Bud Cummings\, and the mysterious disappearance of Sandwich’s Eugene Haines\, these stories range from thrilling to humorous. Even Boston Mayor James Curley is said to have escaped out a window during a police raid at Yarmouth’s Casa Madrid. \nLocal author Don Wilding brings this unforgettable era to life\, uncovering tales of crime\, controversy\, and coastal ingenuity from Cape Cod’s Prohibition years. \nAbout the Speaker:\nDon Wilding has spent decades sharing stories of Cape Cod’s Outer Beach through lectures\, video\, and the written word. In addition to Prohibition on Cape Cod: Running the Rum In\, he is the author of Historic Storms of Cape Cod\, Cape Cod and the Portland Gale of 1898\, Shipwrecks of Cape Cod: Stories of Triumph & Tragedy\, A Brief History of Eastham\, and Henry Beston’s Cape Cod. \nAn award-winning newspaper editor\, writer\, and designer for over thirty-six years\, Don is also a Cape tour guide and frequent speaker on regional history across New England. He has led history walks for the Harwich Conservation Trust—earning recognition as a 2023 “Conservationist of the Year”—and taught Cape Cod history courses for Open University of Wellfleet and Nauset Community Education. Don lives in South Dennis with his wife\, Nita. \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-prohibition-on-cape-cod-running-the-rum-in/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Maritime Museum\, 135 South St.\, Hyannis\, Ma.\, United States
CATEGORIES:Historical,Lecture,Museum
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260917T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260917T183000
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SUMMARY:History on Tap: Finest Kind: Tales of a Brant Rock Lobsterman
DESCRIPTION:“Author and conservationist Sandra Staples-Bortner shares the remarkable story behind her book Finest Kind: Tales of a Brant Rock Lobsterman\, inspired by her father\, Donal Staples. Raised on his lobster boats and shaped by his stories\, Sandra recounts Donal’s journey from joining the Navy at seventeen and serving in the Battle of Okinawa\, to returning home to build a life as a lobsterman in the small fishing village of Brant Rock. \nAs Donal becomes a leader in the local fishing industry\, he helps strengthen a close-knit maritime community while raising his family on the water—hauling traps\, fishing for food and fun\, and passing down the traditions of the sea. His story spans decades of change\, culminating during the COVID-19 pandemic\, when isolation in a nursing home tested his resilience but never diminished the respect of his peers or the love of his family. \nThrough personal stories and vivid recollections\, this program explores the life of a member of the Greatest Generation and the enduring values of hard work\, community\, and character — the very definition of being “the finest kind.” \nLearn more about Sandra Staples-Bortner\, author and daughter of Lobsterman Donal Staples here: https://www.sandrastaplesbortner.com/ \nInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/sandra.staples.bortner/ \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-finest-kind-tales-of-a-brant-rock-lobsterman/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Maritime Museum\, 135 South St.\, Hyannis\, Ma.\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gallery Opening,Historical
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261001T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261001T183000
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SUMMARY:History on Tap: Glass\, Everyday Life\, and the American Revolution
DESCRIPTION:Bonnie Campbell Lilienfeld – Curator at the Sandwich Glass Museum & Historical Society – explores how glass\, both practical and decorative\, offers a revealing glimpse into daily life in colonial New England. Her talk examines the use of glass in early homes\, from windowpanes to tableware\, much of it imported through trade with England and beyond. She also highlights early efforts at glassmaking in the colonies\, considering what these objects reveal about changing tastes\, everyday routines\, and expanding global connections. By the time of the American Revolution\, glass had taken on added significance\, reflecting the economic pressures and political tensions of the era. \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-glass-everyday-life-and-the-american-revolution/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Maritime Museum\, 135 South St.\, Hyannis\, Ma.\, United States
CATEGORIES:Historical,Lecture
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261008T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261008T183000
DTSTAMP:20260609T153727Z
CREATED:20260609T153727Z
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SUMMARY:History on Tap: Talking Pictures: a Discussion of WWII Photos of Camp Edwards and Cape Cod
DESCRIPTION:“Join Joe Yukna of the Cape Cod Military Museum for an engaging and visually rich program featuring a mix of official military photographs and rare snapshots from private albums. Discover the “inside stories” behind these images\, uncover forgotten local details\, and even catch a glimpse of the three Black Bear mascots that lived at Camp Edwards in 1941. This program is designed to be more of a conversation than a traditional lecture—questions\, comments\, and shared insights are highly encouraged! \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-talking-pictures-a-discussion-of-wwii-photos-of-camp-edwards-and-cape-cod/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Maritime Museum\, 135 South St.\, Hyannis\, Ma.\, United States
CATEGORIES:Historical,Lecture
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261029T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261029T183000
DTSTAMP:20260609T153310Z
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SUMMARY:History on Tap: Biodiversity on Shipwrecks
DESCRIPTION:“Take an underwater journey to explore how shipwrecks and submerged aircraft are shaping marine ecosystems. Marine biologist Dr. Kirstin Meyer-Kaiser will share her research on Underwater Cultural Heritage Sites\, including the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary off the coast of Boston\, where historic wrecks have become thriving habitats for ocean life. With an estimated three million shipwrecks worldwide\, these sites serve not only as memorials to lives lost\, but also as unique environments for microbes\, corals\, anemones\, and fish. Dr. Meyer-Kaiser will discuss how different metals in wreckage influence marine biodiversity and how scientists are collaborating with commercial fishing communities to help preserve these important cultural and ecological resources. \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-biodiversity-on-shipwrecks/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Maritime Museum\, 135 South St.\, Hyannis\, Ma.\, United States
CATEGORIES:Historical,Lecture
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261112T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261112T183000
DTSTAMP:20260614T174001Z
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SUMMARY:History on Tap: Restoring Cranberry Bogs to Natural Conditions
DESCRIPTION:“Join Leo and Andrea Cakounes – operators of the largest cranberry bog on Cape Cod – for a fascinating look at the future of cranberry farming and conservation. Returning after their popular talk on the year-round operations of a working bog\, they’ll now explore a timely new topic: restoring cranberry bogs to natural conditions. \nAcross Cape Cod\, towns are transforming former bogs into thriving ecosystems that support biodiversity\, and improve water quality. Led by organizations like the Harwich Conservation Trust and Buzzards Bay Coalition\, these projects are reshaping the landscape and redefining the role of cranberry agriculture in the region. Discover how cranberry bogs are evolving – from working farms to vital conservation spaces — and what this shift means for Cape Cod. \nRead More: https://www.capecodtimes.com/story/news/environment/2025/10/30/harwich-cranberry-bogs-conservation-trust-hinkleys-herring-river-preseve/86936630007/ \nBook a Tour with Cranberry Bog Tours: https://cranberrybogtours.com/tour-description/ \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-restoring-cranberry-bogs-to-natural-conditions/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Maritime Museum\, 135 South St.\, Hyannis\, Ma.\, United States
CATEGORIES:Historical,Lecture
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261119T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261119T183000
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CREATED:20260614T174045Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260614T174045Z
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SUMMARY:History on Tap: Cape Cod Canal
DESCRIPTION:“As the Cape Cod Maritime Museum prepares to close its Cape Cod Canal exhibit in Fall 2026\, this program offers a final opportunity to explore one of the region’s most significant engineering achievements. Each year\, millions of people cross the bridges over the Canal—but few fully understand its history and operation. \nJoin U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Park Ranger Samantha Gray for an engaging presentation that delves into the Canal’s origins\, construction\, and evolution. Through archival photographs\, historic maps\, and film\, the program traces the Canal from its early development and reconstruction to its role today\, offering insight into both its engineering significance and its impact on Cape Cod. \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-cape-cod-canal/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Maritime Museum\, 135 South St.\, Hyannis\, Ma.\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Historical,Lecture
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261203T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261203T183000
DTSTAMP:20260614T174126Z
CREATED:20260614T174126Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260614T174126Z
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SUMMARY:History on Tap: Sea Monsters
DESCRIPTION:“From classical antiquity to the Age of Exploration\, sea monsters captured humanity’s imagination as powerful symbols of the ocean’s dangers and mysteries. Join Senior Physical Scientist Glen Gawarkiewicz of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution for Sea Monsters from Classical Times through the Age of Exploration\, an engaging presentation exploring the legends\, myths\, and maritime history behind some of the world’s most fascinating sea creatures. \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-sea-monsters/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Maritime Museum\, 135 South St.\, Hyannis\, Ma.\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Historical,Lecture,Museum
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