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SUMMARY:Tour the Gardens at the Museums on the Green this Summer - Multiple Dates
DESCRIPTION:The Falmouth Historical Society and the Falmouth Garden Club are pleased to provide the opportunity to tour the spectacular gardens at the Museums on the Green this summer! Take a walking tour of each of the five gardens in this beautiful location led by Falmouth Garden Club members. \nTours on Tuesday or Saturday at 11am\, allowing time to visit the buildings. \nThe tour will last about 40 minutes. The dates are as follows: \nTuesday\, June 9th \nSaturday\, June 27th \nTuesday\, July 7th \nSaturday\, July 18th \nTuesday\, August 4th \nSaturday\, August 22nd \nTuesday\, September 8th \nSaturday\, September 19th \nTuesday\, October 6th \nSaturday\, October 10th \nTours meet at the Hallet Barn Visitors Center. Donations for the upkeep of the gardens would be greatly appreciated! \nJoin us for this delightful new program and learn about the gardens at the Falmouth Historical Society\, Museums on the Green! Please register in advance. Free\, $5 donation pp is suggested. \nPlease Register Here 
URL:https://museumsonthegreen.org/event/tour-the-gardens-at-the-museums-on-the-green-this-summer/
LOCATION:Museums on the Green\, 55-65 Palmer Avenue\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Programs,Community
ORGANIZER;CN="Museums on the Green":MAILTO:info@museumsonthegreen.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261001T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261001T180000
DTSTAMP:20260925T171411Z
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SUMMARY:26th Annual Heritage Award Celebration at Museums on the Green
DESCRIPTION:26th Annual Heritage Award Celebration at Museums on the Green\nCelebrate Tamsen Evans George with the 2026 Heritage Award \nThursday\, October 1 | 4:00–6:00 p.m. | Falmouth Museums on the Green \nThis October\, we are delighted to honor Tamsen Evans George with the Falmouth Historical Society’s 2026 Heritage Award\, celebrating her extraordinary contributions to Falmouth’s history\, historic preservation\, the arts\, and the Museums on the Green. \nTamsen’s connection to Falmouth began when she was just eight years old\, and she has been an active member of our community for decades. Over the years\, she has served as president of the Falmouth Historical Society for eight years\, volunteered as a docent and Collections Committee member\, helped strengthen our Federal furniture collection\, contributed to exhibitions and community programs\, and played an important role in the preservation and restoration of the Dr. Francis Wicks House. She was involved in the work of “Fix the Wicks” long before it became the capital campaign we know today. Her commitment to Falmouth extends well beyond the Museums\, including nearly a decade of service on the Falmouth Historical Commission\, work with the Community Preservation Committee\, and her recent involvement with the Falmouth 250th Committee. \nHer passion for history has also shaped her professional life and her writing. Tamsen has worked with organizations including the Cambridge Arts Council\, Massachusetts Cultural Council\, and Museum of Fine Arts\, where she served as Head of Public Programs. She later led two nonprofit organizations and became deeply involved in historic restoration\, including the remarkable rehabilitation of historic properties and the preservation of historic carriages. Following her retirement\, she turned to historical writing\, authoring Allegiance\, The Life and Times of William Eustis\, which was an award finalist in the United States History category of American Book Fest\, as well as three eighteenth-century murder mysteries. Through all of this work\, Tamsen has shared a belief that history becomes most meaningful when we understand the real people behind it. \nPlease join us for an autumnal afternoon celebrating Tamsen and the remarkable legacy she has helped build in Falmouth. The celebration will take place in the Cultural Center at the Falmouth Museums on the Green\, a building that holds a special place in Tamsen’s heart. The afternoon will include food and libations\, along with remarks from friends\, colleagues\, and community members who will share stories and highlight Tamsen’s many contributions to Falmouth and the Historical Society. \nTickets are $50\, with proceeds benefiting the Museum’s education and collections programs. We hope you will join us in celebrating Tamsen and thanking her for the many ways she has helped preserve\, strengthen\, and bring Falmouth’s history to life. \nRegister Here\nMenu\n\nBourne to Cater will be serving an autumnal spread including: \n• Mini seafood cakes with remoulade \n• Spinach and artichoke dip\n• Fresh mozzarella and tomato caprese skewers\n• Onion and fig jam crostini with goat cheese crumbles\n• Assorted chocolates and pastries by Nadja Andrade \nOur Silent Auction\nWe are especially excited about offering a two night stay at 75 Locust Street\, the historic sea captain’s home of Thomas and Mercy Lawrence. The stay accommodates up to 16 guests and is available midweek from December through March. It also includes a private tour of the Lawrence family’s remarkable whaling collection. The total value of this experience is $2\,500. Bidding will start at $500 and increase by $100 increments. \nKnown as “Cap’n Tom” in Katharine Lee Bates’ poem When Cap’n Tom Comes Home\, Thomas Lawrence was one of four Lawrence brothers who became whaling captains. He and his wife Mercy sailed together twice\, aboard the Anaconda from 1852 to 1856 and the Alto from 1857 to 1862. Their daughters Fanny\, Mary\, and Amelia also experienced life both at sea and ashore. Bates\, a Falmouth native who grew up watching whaling vessels come and go\, drew on this world in her poem\, which includes references to objects brought home from around the globe. \nWe hope you will join us for an afternoon of good food\, good company\, and this very special opportunity as we celebrate Tamsen!
URL:https://museumsonthegreen.org/event/26th-annual-heritage-award-celebration-at-museums-on-the-green/
LOCATION:Museums on the Green\, 55-65 Palmer Avenue\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Programs,Community
ORGANIZER;CN="Museums on the Green":MAILTO:info@museumsonthegreen.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260924T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260924T173000
DTSTAMP:20260415T144048Z
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SUMMARY:A Falmouth Letter to the Gold Rush
DESCRIPTION:A Falmouth Letter to the Gold Rush—A detailed and poignant letter from the teenage son of Jabez Swift to his father at the California Gold Rush in summer 1849 reveals the hardships faced by families left behind by gold-seekers; included are remarks about an amusing local scandal. The full letter will be shared and illustrated for all who are interested in Falmouth local history in the mid-nineteenth century. \nSeptember 24th\, 4pm \nTickets: $10 Museums on the Green members\, $20 non-member\, or donation-based ticket \nNot a member yet? Join Here! \nPresented in memory of John F. Swope (1938-2025)\, lifelong Falmouth summer resident and lover of history. \nRegister Here\n  \n \nDavid S. Martin\, Ph.D. bio:\n\nDavid S. Martin\, Ph.D.\, is Professor/Dean Emeritus from Gallaudet University in Washington\, DC\, the world’s only university for deaf students. Previously a teacher\, school administrator\, and curriculum developer\, he holds a B.A. from Yale\, an Ed.M. from Harvard\, the Certificate of Advanced Study from Harvard\, and a Ph.D. from Boston College. \nIn retirement\, he is President of the Marstons Mills (Cape Cod) Historical Society\, Treasurer of the Yale Club of Cape Cod\, and active in the leadership of the Cape Cod Genealogical Society. He teaches part-time in the Master’s Program in Critical and Creative Thinking at the University of Massachusetts at Boston. He and his wife Susan reside in Marstons Mills.
URL:https://museumsonthegreen.org/event/a-falmouth-letter-to-the-gold-rush/
LOCATION:Museums on the Green\, 55-65 Palmer Avenue\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Programs,Author Talk,Community,Lecture/Talk
ORGANIZER;CN="Museums on the Green":MAILTO:info@museumsonthegreen.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260913T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260913T160000
DTSTAMP:20260811T171032Z
CREATED:20260122T154515Z
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SUMMARY:Houses of Falmouth Sea Captains: Historic Homes Tour
DESCRIPTION:Houses of Falmouth Sea Captains: Historic Homes Tour\nSunday\, September 13th\, 12 – 4pm \nBack by popular demand\, our second annual Historic Homes Tour invites guests to explore a collection of remarkable homes that have witnessed generations of Falmouth’s rich history. This year\, through self-guided tours\, visitors will discover the stories of the whaling industry that helped build our community and shaped life on Cape Cod. This beloved event offers a unique opportunity to step inside the past and experience local history firsthand. \nPurchase tickets in advance to save money and reserve your spot – Last year’s event sold out! \nThe Courtyard Restaurant in Cataumet will be offer a 15% discount on food that day for ticket holders. \nTickets in Advance: $50 Museums on the Green Member | $65 Non-member \nTickets Day of: $55 Museums on the Green Member | $70 Non-member \nNot a MoG member yet? Join Here! \nHow it Works: \nTickets for Entry & House Map will be available for pick up the day of the event in the Cultural Center of Museums on the Green starting at 12 noon. Ticket holders MUST come to the Museum on Sept 13th to receive the house map to start their tour.  Once you have obtained your map for entry to each house you can drive to the houses in any order you like; tours at each house are self-guided with Museum staff on hand at each property. The 1790 Dr. Wicks house at Museums on the Green will be included on this tour! \nIf you would like to help volunteer during this event\, please sign up here\, thank you!\nPurchase Tickets Here\nSponsored by Full Circle Homes  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://museumsonthegreen.org/event/7395/
LOCATION:Museums on the Green\, 55-65 Palmer Avenue\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Programs,Community,Fix the Wicks,House Tour
ORGANIZER;CN="Museums on the Green":MAILTO:info@museumsonthegreen.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260908T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260908T160000
DTSTAMP:20260817T144633Z
CREATED:20260730T184518Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260817T144633Z
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SUMMARY:Never Forget September 11th\, 2001: A personal reflection 25 years later
DESCRIPTION:Boston Globe Sept 12\, 2001. \nNever Forget September 11th\, 2001: A personal reflection 25 years later\nTwenty-Five years ago\, Paul Faenza was a Sergeant in the New York City Police Department. On September 11th\, 2001\, he responded with hundreds of other police officers and firefighters to Ground Zero. His presentation details that morning and beyond from a personal & professional perspective. From wading through knee high dust to witnessing the collapse of Building 7; searching buildings for evidence\, digging on the pile\, and taking part in an honor guard at the temporary morgue. The talk will provide a sense of what occurred that day from a First Responders’ point of view\, and to ensure that people never forget the events of September 11th\, the lives lost and the lives we continue to lose to 9/11 related illnesses. \nTickets: $10 Museums on the Green members\, $20 non-member\, or donation-based ticket \nNot a MoG member yet? Join Here! \nRegister Here\n  \n \nBio: Paul Faenza is originally from Franklin\, MA. He joined the New York City Police Department in 1983 and served for twenty years\, retiring as a Sergeant. He met his wife Brigid\, also a retired NYPD Detective on the job. After retirement they moved to Vermont where they raised twin daughters\, opened a bakery\, and vacationed on the Cape. In 2022 they moved to Falmouth. Paul is currently a Docent and Brigid works in the Museum shop.
URL:https://museumsonthegreen.org/event/never-forget-september-11th-2001-a-personal-reflection-25-years-later/
LOCATION:Museums on the Green\, 55-65 Palmer Avenue\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Programs,Community,Lecture/Talk
ORGANIZER;CN="Museums on the Green":MAILTO:info@museumsonthegreen.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260903T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260903T180000
DTSTAMP:20260806T182107Z
CREATED:20260729T175221Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260806T182107Z
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SUMMARY:Exhibition Opening & Members' Reception for Finding Vinland: Exploring the Possibility of Vikings on Cape Cod
DESCRIPTION:Finding Vinland: Exploring the Possibility of Vikings on Cape Cod\nThis new exhibition opens at Falmouth Museums on the Green on Thursday\, September 3\, 2026\, with a special members’ reception from 4pm to 6pm\, and opens to the public on Friday\, September 4. Located in the Visitor’s Center Hallett Barn. \nCurated by an advisory panel of scholars and experts from around the world\, this fascinating new exhibition explores one of Cape Cod’s most enduring historical mysteries: could Vikings have reached these shores centuries before Columbus? Through archaeology\, geography\, Native perspectives\, and historical scholarship\, the exhibition examines the long-debated connections between Cape Cod and the legendary Norse voyages to Vinland. Featuring artifacts\, maps\, interpretive panels\, and local stories\, Finding Vinland invites visitors to consider how myth\, memory\, and evidence intersect in the search for New England’s earliest European encounters. Intimate in scale but global in scope\, the exhibition offers a compelling new perspective on Falmouth’s place within the broader story of Atlantic exploration. \nThe exhibition will include newly commissioned works by Wampanoag artist Julia Marden (Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head\, Aquinnah)\, whose historically accurate traditional craftsmanship offers visitors an authentic connection to the Indigenous culture and lifeways of Cape Cod at the time of the Norse voyages. \nWe’re delighted to welcome Cape Cod Oyster Company as the presenting sponsor of our newest exhibition! Join us for our Members’ Exhibition Reception on Thursday\, September 3\, from 4:00–6:00 p.m.\, where they’ll be serving fresh local oysters alongside bubbly\, the perfect way to usher in Labor Day weekend at the museum. Not yet a member? There’s still time to join and be part of this special celebration while supporting the preservation of Falmouth’s history. Join today!  \nOpening Reception for Museums on the Green Members. Please pre-register. \nRegister Here\n  \nSponsored by: Cape Cod Oyster Co.
URL:https://museumsonthegreen.org/event/exhibition-opening-members-reception-for-finding-vinland-exploring-the-possibility-of-vikings-on-cape-cod/
LOCATION:Museums on the Green\, 55-65 Palmer Avenue\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Programs,Community
ORGANIZER;CN="Museums on the Green":MAILTO:info@museumsonthegreen.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260827T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260827T173000
DTSTAMP:20260415T143905Z
CREATED:20260123T183848Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260415T143905Z
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SUMMARY:Protect Our Past film: If Our Walls Could Talk - Hidden Echoes
DESCRIPTION:   \nPOP – Protect Our Past film: If Our Walls Could Talk – Hidden Echoes \nThursday\, August 27th at 4pm \nA feature documentary from Protect Our Past (POP) that explores the stories\, memories\, and lives held inside historic homes before they’re lost forever. Through intimate interviews\, archival images\, and on-location footage\, the film reveals how much of our shared history is hidden in plain sight – and what’s at stake when these places disappear. \nTickets: Free for Museums on the Green members\, $20 for non-members\, or donation based ticket. Chocolates and libations served. \nNot a member yet? Join Here! \nhttps://www.protectourpast.org/video-library \nRegister Here
URL:https://museumsonthegreen.org/event/protect-our-past-film/
LOCATION:Museums on the Green\, 55-65 Palmer Avenue\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Programs,Community,Film
ORGANIZER;CN="Museums on the Green":MAILTO:info@museumsonthegreen.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260813T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260813T120000
DTSTAMP:20260608T145733Z
CREATED:20260608T144900Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260608T145733Z
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SUMMARY:A History of the Falmouth Road Race
DESCRIPTION:Come hear bestselling author Paul Clerici on Thursday\, August 13th\, at 11 a.m.\, at the Falmouth Historical Society Museums in the Green\, Cultural Center\, 55 Palmer St.\, Falmouth\, as he discusses his “A History of the Falmouth Road Race\,” the first and only book entirely about the great Cape Cod race. \nIn a new multimedia presentation\, hear about how it all began in a bar; tales of the late great founder Tommy Leonard; how the race grew alongside the running boom; stories and anecdotes of Olympic stars on the roads of Falmouth; and how it continues to inspire. \nIn his books about the Falmouth Road Race and Boston Marathon especially\, the award-winning writer takes readers through the colorful journeys of these iconic races. With his unique vast array of experiences and knowledge having run Falmouth several times\, Boston 23 times\, and having covered the sport for over 35 years now\, Clerici brings the great races to life through informative\, humorous\, and enlightening detail that includes stories about every monument\, landmark\, moment\, and portion of the courses and the histories. \nAdmission by Voluntary Donation. Space is Limited\, Please Pre-Register. \nRegister Here\nA freelance journalist\, photographer\, and former newspaper editor\, he delivers talks and lectures at libraries\, historical societies\, bookstores\, running clubs; appears at expos\, book signings\, group meetings; appears on television (NECN\, cable stations\, etc.)\, radio (NPR\, local and city stations\, etc.)\, and media outlets including “The Boston Globe” and the “Cape Cod Times.” Race director of the Camy 5K Run & David 5K Walk in Walpole\, he has competed in nearly every distance from the mile to the marathon – including two triathlons\, 43 marathons\, the Falmouth Road Race several times – and has won numerous age-group and Clydesdale running awards. \nHe is also the author of “Born to Coach: The Story of Bill Squires\,” “Images of Modern America: The Boston Marathon\,” “Boston Marathon History by the Mile\,” and “History of the Greater Boston Track Club.” Books will be available to purchase and be signed by the author. www.paulclerici.com
URL:https://museumsonthegreen.org/event/a-history-of-the-falmouth-road-race-3/
LOCATION:Museums on the Green\, 55-65 Palmer Avenue\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Programs,Author Talk,Community,Lecture/Talk
ORGANIZER;CN="Museums on the Green":MAILTO:info@museumsonthegreen.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260730T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260730T203000
DTSTAMP:20260728T164934Z
CREATED:20260605T145903Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260728T164934Z
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SUMMARY:Movie Night at the Museum - Jane in July
DESCRIPTION:Movie Night at the Museum \n*This event has been cancelled*  \nJuly 30th – Jane in July\, Wicks House special event tour and movie night \nJane Austen’s Pride & Prejudice \nJoin us for a summer adventure full of wit\, romance\, and Regency‑era charm as Pride & Prejudice enchants us on the big screen at Museums on the Green. Surrounded by the museum’s historic ambiance\, you’ll step into Austen’s world of elegance\, humor\, and a touch of matchmaking mischief.  Our own Wicks House\, built in the same period as Austen’s beloved novels\, offers the perfect backdrop for this timeless story.  \nTake a special tour of the Wicks House prior to the movie. There is a window between the Wicks House tour and the movie start time. \nBring a friend\, grab a seat\, and enjoy a timeless story that’s perfect for a June day — classic film\, beautiful setting\, and great company. Recommended for 12 years + \nRSVP here\, space is limited.  \nChoose from 2 options: Movie Only OR House Tour & Movie. \nMovie only Tickets: $10pp Museums on the Green members\, $15pp Non-members. Children 12 – 18 Free. Complimentary popcorn and non-alcoholic beverages. Registration required\, space is limited. Movie time 7pm\, 6:30pm check in. \nTour & Movie Tickets: $20pp Museums on the Green members\, $25pp non-members. Special Jane Austen Tour of Wicks House – 4-5pm. Registration required\, space is limited. \nRegister Here
URL:https://museumsonthegreen.org/event/movie-night-at-the-museum-jane-in-june/
LOCATION:Museums on the Green\, 55-65 Palmer Avenue\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Programs,Community,House Tour,Movie Night
ORGANIZER;CN="Museums on the Green":MAILTO:info@museumsonthegreen.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260725T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260725T200000
DTSTAMP:20260717T191341Z
CREATED:20260121T164848Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260717T191341Z
UID:7381-1784998800-1785009600@museumsonthegreen.org
SUMMARY:Champagne for the Campaign Summer Benefit
DESCRIPTION:Champagne for the Campaign Summer Benefit \nSaturday July 25th\, 5-8pm \nRaise a glass to the event of the season! \nJoin us for a Summer Benefit in support of the Fix the Wicks Campaign. Guests will enjoy a festive garden party with elegant bites and refreshing champagne\, accompanied by a live string quartet\, set against the beautiful outdoor grounds of the Museums on the Green. This celebratory afternoon brings our community together to support the preservation of the historic Dr. Francis Wicks House. \n\nCatered dinner\nChampagne service + featured champagne toast (rain or shine)\nLive musical performances by the Bart Weisman Jazz trio and the Cape Cod String Quartet\nSilent Auction\nBouquet Bar hosted by the Falmouth Garden Club\n\nAll proceeds will go to the Fix the Wicks campaign. \nAttire: Garden Party Chic \nTickets: $75 Museums on the Green member\, $100 non-member\, please register in advance \nNot a member yet? Join Here! \n  \nRegister Here\n  \n  \nSponsored By \n     
URL:https://museumsonthegreen.org/event/champagne-for-the-campaign-summer-benefit/
LOCATION:MA
CATEGORIES:2026 Programs,Community,Fix the Wicks
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260716T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260716T173000
DTSTAMP:20260415T143641Z
CREATED:20260210T171628Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260415T143641Z
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SUMMARY:Cape Cod and Islands in the Revolution
DESCRIPTION:Cape Cod and Islands in the Revolution –A new illustrated book about the events of the Revolutionary War on Cape Cod and the Islands provides an overview of key events for our region between 1761 and 1783\, eventually leading to national Independence. An overview of highlights from the book will be presented as part of the observances of the 250th Anniversary of the United States—with an opportunity to purchase the book. \nJuly 16th\, 4pm \nTickets: $10 Museums on the Green members\, $20 non-member\, or donation-based ticket \nNot a member yet? Join Here! \nPresented in memory of John F. Swope (1938-2025)\, lifelong Falmouth summer resident and lover of history. \nRegister Here\n  \n \nDavid S. Martin\, Ph.D. bio:\n\nDavid S. Martin\, Ph.D.\, is Professor/Dean Emeritus from Gallaudet University in Washington\, DC\, the world’s only university for deaf students. Previously a teacher\, school administrator\, and curriculum developer\, he holds a B.A. from Yale\, an Ed.M. from Harvard\, the Certificate of Advanced Study from Harvard\, and a Ph.D. from Boston College. \nIn retirement\, he is President of the Marstons Mills (Cape Cod) Historical Society\, Treasurer of the Yale Club of Cape Cod\, and active in the leadership of the Cape Cod Genealogical Society. He teaches part-time in the Master’s Program in Critical and Creative Thinking at the University of Massachusetts at Boston. He and his wife Susan reside in Marstons Mills.
URL:https://museumsonthegreen.org/event/cape-cod-and-islands-in-the-revolution/
LOCATION:Museums on the Green\, 55-65 Palmer Avenue\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Programs,Author Talk,Community,Lecture/Talk
ORGANIZER;CN="Museums on the Green":MAILTO:info@museumsonthegreen.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260709T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260709T173000
DTSTAMP:20260623T161254Z
CREATED:20260217T194415Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T161254Z
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SUMMARY:Inns\, Taverns & Cider in Revolutionary America
DESCRIPTION:🍎 Inns\, Taverns & Cider in Revolutionary America \nStep back into Revolutionary America and discover the role of cider in inns and taverns on the Cape at that time. \nFrom its ancient roots to its place in New England – and here on the Cape – this talk brings history to life. \nEnjoying a hard cider tasting from Sandy Neck Cider Company—including their special 250th anniversary Revolutionary Dry! \n\nAfter exploring the spirited history of colonial inns\, taverns\, and cider\, keep the fun flowing with this hands‑on creative workshop! Guided by Museums on the Green staff\, you’ll design and paint your own tavern sign inspired by the bold imagery and storytelling of early American public houses. Learn how these signs reflected community\, craft\, and character—then bring your own to life to take home.  \nAttendance is limited to guests aged 21 and older. Valid identification is required for participation in the cider tasting. \nTickets: $10 Museums on the Green members\, $20 non-member \nNot a member yet? Join Here! \nRegister Here
URL:https://museumsonthegreen.org/event/inns-and-taverns-of-falmouth/
LOCATION:Museums on the Green\, 55-65 Palmer Avenue\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Programs,Community
ORGANIZER;CN="Museums on the Green":MAILTO:info@museumsonthegreen.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260703T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260703T150000
DTSTAMP:20260623T155852Z
CREATED:20260212T170439Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T155852Z
UID:7451-1783076400-1783090800@museumsonthegreen.org
SUMMARY:Town Sponsored Community Day for the 250th
DESCRIPTION:SAVE the DATE! \nCommunity Day for the 250th  \nCome celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence with the Town of Falmouth at the Museums on the Green – Falmouth Historical Society! This free\, family-friendly event features food trucks\, live music\, historic lawn games\, hands-on crafts\, and complimentary admission to our historic properties and museums. \nEvents will begin at 11:30 a.m. with a reading of the Declaration of Independence\, followed by live patriotic music. Throughout the day\, visitors can enjoy Colonial‑era games\, crafts\, caricature artist renderings\, and a variety of offerings from local food trucks. The historic Wicks House will also be open for tours\, offering a glimpse into Falmouth’s rich past. Join us as we commemorate this special milestone in our town’s history with community\, creativity\, and celebration. \n\n11:30am: Character reading of the Declaration of Independence \n12 noon: Church Bell ringing \n12 – 3: Patriotic musician \nAll Day 11 – 3: Caricature artist\, star wand craft\, shell necklace craft\, hoop and stick races\, revolutionary obstacle course\, food trucks \nRain or shine\, join us for an unforgettable community celebration of history\, heritage\, and fun. \n\nFalmouth’s Paul Revere Bell–Hear It Ring\, See His Signature: At 12noon on July 3\, come hear an extended celebratory ringing of the First Congregational Church’s bell\, made by patriot hero Paul Revere. The church doors will be open from 12noon to 1:00pm for a rare public viewing of the original 1796 receipt signed by Mr. Revere. First Congregational Church of Falmouth\, 68 Main Street. \nFood Trucks: \nThe Filling Station & Sea Scoops ice cream truck \n  
URL:https://museumsonthegreen.org/event/community-day-for-the-250th/
LOCATION:Museums on the Green\, 55-65 Palmer Avenue\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Programs,Community,Concert/Music,Family Event/Children's Program
ORGANIZER;CN="Museums on the Green":MAILTO:info@museumsonthegreen.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260701T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260701T110000
DTSTAMP:20260610T175015Z
CREATED:20260212T170106Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260610T175015Z
UID:7450-1782900000-1782903600@museumsonthegreen.org
SUMMARY:250th Plaque Dedication at Falmouth Heights
DESCRIPTION:250th Plaque Dedication at Falmouth Heights\, 10am-11am \nFalmouth 250th Commemorative Event \nPlaque Dedication Program \nJuly 1 Press Release \nLocation: Falmouth Heights Ballfield 263 Grand Ave Falmouth
URL:https://museumsonthegreen.org/event/250th-plaque-dedication-at-falmouth-heights/
LOCATION:Falmouth Heights
CATEGORIES:2026 Programs,Community
ORGANIZER;CN="Museums on the Green":MAILTO:info@museumsonthegreen.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260627T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260627T170000
DTSTAMP:20260505T154841Z
CREATED:20260331T181208Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260505T154841Z
UID:7475-1782576000-1782579600@museumsonthegreen.org
SUMMARY:Creating a Commemorative Painting - Celebrating the Falmouth Historical Society's 125th!
DESCRIPTION:Creating a Commemorative Painting – Celebrating the Falmouth Historical Society’s 125th! \nThe unveiling of the Museums on the Green 125th Commemorative Painting & Presentation \nA presentation by local artist Karen Rinaldo on the process involved in creating the commemorative painting celebrating 125 years of the Falmouth Historical Society – Museums on the Green. \nSaturday\, June 27th\, 4pm \nThe Falmouth Historical Society – Museums on the Green is celebrating its 125th Anniversary. In honor of this Jubilee\, Rachel Lovett\, Executive Director\, asked long time member and local artist Karen Rinaldo if she would create something that would reflect the local history and maritime influence that has been at the center of what the museum represents. \nA collaborative effort began in October 2025 with the museum staff and the artist. In March 2026\, the artist reported the history spanning 125 years had been completed\, executed in her popular montage style painting design. With each step\, you will sense the complexity and mental focus and marvel that it is all done without a computer. \nThere will be an unveiling of the commemorative work and visual historian Karen Rinaldo will present a slide program documenting the process involved in creating this historical painting. \nThe 40-minute presentation pays tribute to its founders\, past presidents\, the endearing campus landscape and buildings and you\, the members. \nPrints will be available\, and may be personalized\, purchased from the Falmouth Historical Society and will be available exclusively from the museum’s Whaling Wives Gift Shop. \nTickets: Museums on the Green Members & Volunteers free\, non-members suggested donation of $10pp. \nNot a member yet? Join Here! \nRegister Here
URL:https://museumsonthegreen.org/event/creating-a-commemorative-painting-celebrating-the-falmouth-historical-societys-125th/
LOCATION:Museums on the Green\, 55-65 Palmer Avenue\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Programs,Community,Lecture/Talk
ORGANIZER;CN="Museums on the Green":MAILTO:info@museumsonthegreen.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260611T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260611T180000
DTSTAMP:20260611T155201Z
CREATED:20260121T165452Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260611T155201Z
UID:7378-1781195400-1781200800@museumsonthegreen.org
SUMMARY:27th Annual Katharine Lee Bates Poetry Fest
DESCRIPTION:Museums on the Green of Falmouth Historical Society Presents \n2026 KATHARINE LEE BATES POETRY FEST \n  \nWrite a poem! Win a prize! (Prizes include gift certificates) \nEntries must be received by Friday\, May 1st at 3pm. See entry forms below. \n  \nThe Poetry Fest will be held Thursday\, June 11th\, 2026\, at 4:30pm at our Cultural Center\, 55 Palmer Ave.\, Falmouth\, MA \nHope to see you there! It is fun; it is free. Refreshments included. \n  \nOur Sponsors: \nThe Conant Family \nIn memory of Robert Conant Ellis (1931-2023) and Susan Yeager Tow (1936-2019)\, grandson and granddaughter of William and Margaret Conant. \n  \nInstructions & Forms: \nFalmouth Schools Letter 2026  KLB student form 2026 \nKLB Adult Letter 2026    KLB Adult form 2026 \n 
URL:https://museumsonthegreen.org/event/27th-annual-katharine-lee-bates-poetry-fest/
LOCATION:Museums on the Green\, 55-65 Palmer Avenue\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Programs,Community,Family Event/Children's Program,Literature/ Storytelling
ORGANIZER;CN="Museums on the Green":MAILTO:info@museumsonthegreen.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260605T133000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260605T163000
DTSTAMP:20260528T163634Z
CREATED:20260508T145308Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260528T163634Z
UID:7526-1780666200-1780677000@museumsonthegreen.org
SUMMARY:Pedal Through the Past: A Bike Tour with the Falmouth Historical Society
DESCRIPTION:SOLD OUT – Pedal Through the Past: A Bike Tour with the Falmouth Historical Society \nJune 5th\, 1:30pm \nSpring is in the air—the best time of year for a long bicycle ride!  If you love bicycling and history\, please join us for a historic bike tour around Falmouth on Friday\, June 5th. \nMuseum docent and tour guide Scott Wayne will lead a small pack of cyclists on a route that loops from the Village Green\, down to Woods Hole’s Penzance Point\, and back again. \nMuch of the trip takes place along the Shining Sea Bikeway\, which was dedicated in November 1975 as part of the town’s U.S. Bicentennial celebration.  Now that we’re marking the 250th birthday of the United States in 2026\, it’s an especially good time to revisit the bikeway and to discover a variety of historic landmarks nearby. \nThis unique tour will recreate a journey first taken by Falmouth citizens in September 1930. In that year\, Massachusetts was celebrating its 300th birthday\, and each town placed markers at its own most cherished historic sites.  Falmouth residents made a solemn procession to nine locations\, unveiling memorial plaques at each stop.  They traveled on foot and by motorcar\, and no doubt a few hardy souls joined the parade on their bicycles! \nThese historic markers have stood for 96 years.  You may have been passing them by for years without even noticing them.  Some locations\, like the Village Green\, you can probably guess.  Others may be news to you (Ever heard of General Swift’s birthplace?).  Our bike tour will stop at each location\, where Scott will explain its significance and show vintage photos.   Counting the time spent at these stops\, the tour should take about three hours. \nWHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW \n\nThe ride covers about 11 miles\, of which 7 are on the bike path and 4 on streets.\nBring your own bike\, helmet\, water\, etc.\nNo fully electric bikes; pedal-assisted okay\nParticipants must be 16 or older\nParticipants must sign a liability waiver\nLimit of 8 participants\nNo rain date; if canceled for weather your money will be refunded\nTour is 3 hours\n\nTickets: $25 Non-Members / $15 Museums on the Green Members \nNot a member yet? Join Here! \nRegister Here
URL:https://museumsonthegreen.org/event/pedal-through-the-past-a-bike-tour-with-the-falmouth-historical-society/
LOCATION:MA
CATEGORIES:2026 Programs,250th Anniversary of American Revolution,Community,Historical Walking Tour
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260605T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260605T140000
DTSTAMP:20260514T174531Z
CREATED:20260401T162102Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260514T174531Z
UID:7477-1780653600-1780668000@museumsonthegreen.org
SUMMARY:Opening Day for the 2026 Season
DESCRIPTION:Come visit us and discover all we have to offer! Take a docent-led house tour\, explore our many self-guided exhibits and check out our Whaling Wives Gift Shop too! \nFree Admission. Come anytime during our open hours. Self-guided exhibits in 2 houses\, and docent-led tours of our 1790 Dr. Wicks House.  You will find our tour guides & volunteers in the Hallet Barn Visitor’s Center & Whaling Wives Gift Shop. \nThe Museums will open for the 2026 Season on June 5th to October 16th – Mon\, Tues\, Fri 10am-2pm\, & Sat 10am-4pm. \nNew exhibition opening June 5th! Resistance & Resilience: The Road From The Revolution In Falmouth\, 1779–1850
URL:https://museumsonthegreen.org/event/opening-day-for-the-2026-season/
LOCATION:Museums on the Green\, 55-65 Palmer Avenue\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Programs,Community,Historical Walking Tour,House Tour
ORGANIZER;CN="Museums on the Green":MAILTO:info@museumsonthegreen.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260422T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260422T113000
DTSTAMP:20260128T173851Z
CREATED:20260127T194302Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260128T173851Z
UID:7415-1776853800-1776857400@museumsonthegreen.org
SUMMARY:Bunny Scavenger Hunt
DESCRIPTION:Bunny Scavenger Hunt \nWednesday\, April 22nd\, 10:30am to 11:30am – School Vacation Week activity! \nA Falmouth Museum on the Green spring favorite\, The Bunny Scavenger Hunt\, returns! Eleanor and Reginald are two of the bunnies who live at the Museums. They have many favorite spots they visit every day. Children will use pictures to guide them to different bunny landmarks. Next\, there will be story time featuring Here Comes The Easter Cat by Deborah Underwood. The program will end with an Easter egg hunt on the grounds of the Falmouth Historical Society followed by wooden egg decorating. The barn will be used in case of rain. \nHeld at the Falmouth Museums on the Green 65 Palmer Avenue Falmouth\, MA 02540. \nFree\, Donations are welcome. Limited Capacity\, please pre-register children (adults do not need to register). \nThis program is generously supported in memory of Robert Conant Ellis (1931-2023) and Susan Yeager Tow (1936-2019)\, grandson and granddaughter of William and Margaret Conant. \nRegister Here
URL:https://museumsonthegreen.org/event/bunny-scavenger-hunt/
LOCATION:Museums on the Green\, 55-65 Palmer Avenue\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Programs,Community,Family Event/Children's Program
ORGANIZER;CN="Museums on the Green":MAILTO:info@museumsonthegreen.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260328T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260328T170000
DTSTAMP:20260227T154815Z
CREATED:20260120T162406Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260227T154815Z
UID:7380-1774702800-1774717200@museumsonthegreen.org
SUMMARY:Cape Cod & The Islands Whaling Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Cape Cod & The Islands Whaling Symposium\n\nSaturday\, March 28th\, 1-5pm \nJoin us for an afternoon exploring the history of whaling on Cape Cod and the Islands. Through expert lectures\, a guided tour of the Dr. Francis Wicks House\, and a closing reception\, guests will experience how maritime history shaped our community. Proceeds benefit the Fix the Wicks Campaign. \n$50 for Museums on the Green members / $65 non-member \nSponsored by Judy Frank\, great-great granddaughter of Captain Zenas Hamblin of Waquoit. \nRegister Here\nProgram: \n-1pm Opening Remarks by Falmouth Historical Society Vice-President John Bissonnette\, Descendant of the Falmouth Lawrence Whaling Family \n-1:15 pm  Falmouth’s Whaling Heritage with Joseph Mattingly and Falmouth’s Whaling Wives with Carolyn Partan \n-2:45 Break \n-3pm Fair Winds and Following Seas: Uncovering History & Climate Clues from our Whaling Past with Dr. Timothy D. Walker and Dr. Caroline C. Ummenhofer \n-4pm Bubbly Reception in the Portrait Gallery of the Wicks House and themed tours of the Wicks House focusing on Whaling Captain Warren Nye Bourne who lived in the house 1844 to 1882. \n\n  \nFalmouth Whaling Wives: Back by popular demand\, whaling scholar Carolyn Partan will  share stories about the adventurous lives of Falmouth’s whaling wives and children. \nCarolyn Partan Bio: \nCarolyn retired in 1999 from working as a real estate attorney in Boston and has been an active volunteer for the Falmouth Historical Society ever since. Like many others\, she has taken on multiple roles. She revived and expanded the third grade program plus participated in other school collaborations. She has worked on fundraising\, including as co-chair of the 2016 renovations of Conant House. Other positions she has held include Interim Executive Director (2000-2001)\, Secretary of the Board (2000-2006) and most recently as President (June 2022 – January 2023). She has done extensive research on Falmouth’s whaling history\, among other topics. For the new Falmouth Art Center\, Carolyn was a key person in its building and fundraising. Prior to moving year-around to Falmouth\, she served on the Massport Board by gubernatorial appointment. Carolyn has degrees from Wellesley College (BA) and NYU School of Law (JD). \nFalmouth’s Whaling Heritage \nIn the early 19th century\, Falmouth remained a remote farming and fishing community. But then the growing New England whaling industry began to capture the imagination of Falmouth youth who dreamed of adventure as Cape Horn sailors searching the Pacific Ocean for whales and whale oil. Falmouth was no competition for New Bedford\, the “city that lit the world\,” but whaling and whaling-related trades became Falmouth’s principal business. Falmouth was the home port of 13 whaling ships that made 52 whaling voyages\, mainly to the Pacific\, between 1820 and 1860. Six whalers were built in Falmouth\, most of them at Bar Neck Wharf in Woods Hole\, under the oversight of the patriarch of Falmouth whaling\, Elijah Swift. With a total population of no more than 2600\, Falmouth produced an astounding 65 whaling ship captains\, some of whom took their wives on whaling voyages of three to five years and had children born at sea. In this presentation\, you will compare the Falmouth boys’ dreams of glory and adventure with the hard\, punishing realities of whaling. \nJos Mattingly Bio: \nJoe Mattingly is a docent at Falmouth Museums on the Green with a special interest in the history and culture of New England and Falmouth whaling. Joe has himself recently traveled several of the whaling grounds of the Pacific and once lived for two and a half years in the Republic of the Philippines as a U. S. Air Force officer following an initial assignment at Otis AFB here on the Cape. Joe is a native son of Maryland\, a long-time docent for Historic Annapolis\, and a retired lawyer. He and his wife returned part-time to the Cape in 2011 and have lived here permanently since 2019. Knowing what he does\, Joe still has difficulty understanding why a young man who went on a four-year whaling voyage to the Pacific in the 1800s would want to go again. \n  \nFair Winds and Following Seas: Uncovering History & Climate Clues from our Whaling Past \nTimothy D. Walker1\,2 and Caroline C. Ummenhofer2 \n1Department of History\, University of Massachusetts\, Dartmouth\, MA \n2Department of Physical Oceanography\, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution\, Woods Hole\, MA \nA trove of whaling ship logbooks spanning the period 1790 to 1910 exists in New England archives\, such as Falmouth Historical Society\, Martha’s Vineyard Museum\, Nantucket Historical Association\, New Bedford Whaling Museum\, and Providence Public Library. Whaling records also are also key source materials for the Sailing to Freedom project\, which highlights little-known stories of freedom-seeking by sea and describes the less-understood maritime side of the Underground Railroad. This new research\, directed and explained by Dr. Timothy Walker\, Professor of History at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth\, expands our understanding of how freedom was achieved by sea – and why the whaling industry is an important component of this emerging story. \nJointly with oceanographer Dr. Caroline Ummenhofer from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution\, the talk also highlights that whaling ship logbooks do not only hold value for historical\, genealogical\, economic\, and ecological research\, but can also be of use to climate scientists. From each logbook\, researchers can gather unique historical weather data from key climate zones covering Atlantic\, Pacific\, and Indian Ocean whaling grounds. Further\, unlike merchant or military vessels\, whaling ships did not follow established sea lanes\, but instead visited some of the most remote waters on earth\, opening a window into past climate conditions. The logbooks contain systematic daily weather observations\, such as wind strength/direction\, rainfall\, and cloudiness. The talk demonstrates how the historical records provide an important long-term context for changing weather patterns over the world’s oceans lacking instrumental observations during the 18th-19th centuries. It will discuss challenges and opportunities for climate research through data rescue and digitization of these under-utilized historical ship logbooks. \n\nBios: \nBio: Caroline Ummenhofer received a Joint Honours B.Sc. in Marine Biology and Physical Oceanography from Bangor University\, UK\, and a PhD in Applied Mathematics from the University of New South Wales\, Australia\, specializing in climate modeling. She joined Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution as faculty in 2012. Her research focuses on the ocean’s role in extreme events\, such as droughts and floods\, and their impact on human and natural systems. She has participated in art-science collaborations at museum exhibits about marine heatwaves and the oceanic water cycle\, and provided educational resources on extreme weather for K-12 schools serving students around the world. \nBio:  Dr. Timothy Walker (Hiram College\, 1986; MA/Ph.D. Boston University 2001)\, Professor of History at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth\, is a scholar of maritime history\, colonial overseas expansion\, and trans-oceanic slave trading. Walker is a guest investigator of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution\, a contributing faculty member of the Munson Institute of Maritime Studies\, affiliated faculty of the “Slavery North” initiative\, and Director of the National Endowment for the Humanities “Landmarks in American History” workshops series for middle- and high school teachers\, titled “Sailing to Freedom:  New Bedford and the Underground Railroad” (2011–2025).  In 2020\, Walker was appointed by the Governor of Massachusetts to serve on the Schooner Ernestina/Morrissey Advisory Board\, where he is the chair of the Educational Programming Committee.
URL:https://museumsonthegreen.org/event/cape-cod-the-islands-whaling-symposium/
LOCATION:Museums on the Green\, 55-65 Palmer Avenue\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Programs,Community,Fix the Wicks,House Tour,Lecture/Talk
ORGANIZER;CN="Museums on the Green":MAILTO:info@museumsonthegreen.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260320T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260320T200000
DTSTAMP:20260210T162224Z
CREATED:20260210T161525Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260210T162224Z
UID:7435-1774033200-1774036800@museumsonthegreen.org
SUMMARY:Sixth Annual “Spring Is Here” Concert Series
DESCRIPTION:Cape Cod Music Society and Falmouth Historical Society present the sixth annual “Spring Is Here” concert series. \nThis year’s performances serve as a joint fundraiser supporting both organizations’ shared mission to promote arts\, culture\, and live music across Cape Cod. \nThe program features Beethoven’s String Quartet in D major\, Op. 18\, No. 3\, Bach’s Concerto for Two Violins\, Puccini’s Crisantemi\, and “El Tango de Roxane” from Moulin Rouge! arranged for string quartet. \nThis concert is generously sponsored by Cape Cod Music Society\, Falmouth Historical Society\, College Light Opera Company\, The Kelley Foundation\, The Rizzoli Family\, Falmouth Road Race\, Martha’s Vineyard Bank Charitable Foundation\, and the Massachusetts Cultural Council. \nMore information:\nwww.capecodmusicsociety.org\nhttps://www.capecodstringquartet.com/springishere \n#CapeCodStringQuartet\n#CapeCodMusicSociety \nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/capecodstringquartet/ \nTickets: $45 Museums on the Green members\, $55 non-member. Please register in advance\, limited availability. \nNot a member yet? Join Here! \nRegister Here
URL:https://museumsonthegreen.org/event/sixth-annual-spring-is-here-concert-series/
LOCATION:Museums on the Green\, 55-65 Palmer Avenue\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Programs,Community,Concert/Music
ORGANIZER;CN="Museums on the Green":MAILTO:info@museumsonthegreen.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260312T113000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260312T133000
DTSTAMP:20260211T163659Z
CREATED:20260127T201536Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260211T163659Z
UID:7416-1773315000-1773322200@museumsonthegreen.org
SUMMARY:Irish Women Telling Tales at Liam Maguire's Irish Pub
DESCRIPTION:Irish Women Telling Tales \nPresented by Museums on the Green – Falmouth Historical Society \nPlease join us for a festive luncheon celebrating both National Women’s Month and St. Patrick’s Day at Irish Women Telling Tales. This lively event honors women and their Irish heritage through music\, dance\, song\, and storytelling—all while enjoying a delicious prix-fixe Irish meal at Liam Maguire’s. \nThe event will feature local fiddler Nikki Engstrom who will get our toes tapping\, a performance of Twisted Sister (“Sister Ignacious Explains It All”) by Moira Powers\, Laura Majka will reprise her family favorite “The Pill”\,  Katie and Elizabeth Koglin will entertain with harp and song while Annie Hart-Cool and Pat Farrell will weave some stories to captivate!  We expect these remarkable women will bring Irish humor\, history\, and heart to the stage! \nLocation: Liam Maguire’s Irish Pub 273 Main St.\, Falmouth \nDate: Thursday\, March 12th\, 11:30am – 1:30pm \nTickets: $65 Price includes performance plus a prix-fixe Irish meal\, gratuity included (entree\, dessert\, coffee/tea/soft drinks) \nRegistration Required\, Limited Availability \nRegister Here\nMenu: \nApp: Cup of Chowder \nEntree (pick one): Fish n’ Chips\, Corned Beef & Cabbage\, Beef Stew\, Shepherds Pie\, or Orange & Green Salad (romaine\, carrots\, blue cheese\, choice of buffalo grilled or chicken tenders) \ncoffee\, tea\, soda\, small dessert
URL:https://museumsonthegreen.org/event/irish-women-telling-tales-at-liam-mcguires-irish-pub/
LOCATION:MA
CATEGORIES:2026 Programs,Community,Literature/ Storytelling
ORGANIZER;CN="Museums on the Green":MAILTO:info@museumsonthegreen.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260305T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260305T140000
DTSTAMP:20260305T182922Z
CREATED:20260305T182619Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260305T182922Z
UID:7459-1772715600-1772719200@museumsonthegreen.org
SUMMARY:Red\, White & Blue in Falmouth Too!
DESCRIPTION:Red\, White & Blue in Falmouth Too!\nA Child’s Adventure Through Local Stories & the Declaration of Independence. Come celebrate the 250 Anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence in a 4-part series with Mary Wilson. Hands-on activities include exploring and making: music with bells\, flags\, apple hand pies and party games. \nThursdays Feb 5\, 12\, 26 & Mar 5\n1:00 – 2:00 PM \nFalmouth Museums on the Green\n55 Palmer Ave\, Falmouth \nBest for ages 3-6 years \nAll participation levels welcome\nSpace is limited\, register online
URL:https://museumsonthegreen.org/event/red-white-blue-in-falmouth-too/
LOCATION:Museums on the Green\, 55-65 Palmer Avenue\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Programs,Community,Family Event/Children's Program
ORGANIZER;CN="Museums on the Green":MAILTO:info@museumsonthegreen.org
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