In this comedy of errors, a hopeless independent theatre owner Michael Wagner (Joshua Koopman) faces skyrocketing rent bumps and decides to take a “screw it” approach to the end of his dream life. Before breaking the bad news to his troupe, he mounts a play called “Cat War” which was written on a dare and definitely was never meant to have an audience. Much to his surprise, the play is a hit! However, this new “strategy” creates a whole new set of challenges.

Doors open at 6:30 PM. Film begins at 7:00 PM. TICKETS: General Admission: $16; Students/Military, $10

The Awareness Project presents a FREE, day-long Mindfulness Arts Festival at the Sandwich Public Library. Sessions include Mindful Poetry with Heidi Ames; Rock Painting; and Live Music in the lobby throughout the event, featuring Julian Loida, among others. Plus an array of other mindfulness practices. Registration is strongly recommended. HERE

Lewis & Shea (Mike Shea, left; Andrew Lewis, right) will present an hour of songs and stories from the American Folk Revival that convey the universal themes of freedom from oppression, peace and human creativity. Most of the songs are well-known and the audience will be invited to sing along. Free. This program received a grant from the Falmouth Cultural Council. Register HERE. Falmouth Public Library, Hermann Foundation Meeting Room, 300 Main Street, Falmouth

Join MWALIM DaPhunkee Professor at a special album listening party that celebrates the soul-blues musical journey of Wampanoag elder, Mwalim DaPhunkee Professor, at the Falmouth Art Center, 137 Gifford Street, Falmouth. RSVP to Raeha Ramos with number of guests.

Band Together for Inclusion, 2024 is a Music Festival and fundraiser which will be held at The Navigator, 55 Ashumet Rd., East Falmouth. All proceeds from the silent auction benefits the College Light Opera Company’s DEI Fellowship that enables BIPOC actors to participate in CLOC’s summer musical theater programs. This event will include performances by The Groovalottos, Soul Purpose, Olivia Yingling, and more.

FREE. Register HERE!

Against the backdrop of a rapidly changing Arctic, a group of international scientists led by Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution's Senior Scientist Bob Pickart attempts to collect rare climate data during the winter storm season in the Arctic Ocean. But, his greatest combatant isn’t the weather - it’s the Italian Navy. The filmmaker will participate in a post-screening Q & A.

Doors open at 6:30 PM. Film begins at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $16/$12 for Members; Students & Military, $10. HERE

The award-winning American Chinese Chorus, the Boston Eastern Heritage Chorus, makes its Cape Cod debut with The Bridge to Harmony Concert. This music is a fusion of Chinese and Western Folk Songs, sponsored by Waquoit Congregational Church, John Wesley Methodist Church, and No Place for Hate Falmouth. A reception will follow the concert. FREE

Come help us celebrate 10 years of the Woods Hole Trad Stroll! ArtsFalmouth will hold Woods Hole Trad Stroll 2024 on Saturday, May 4, in Woods Hole Community Hall and the shops, businesses, and open spaces of Woods Hole. All events are free and open to the public. Come and spend the day!

The Artisan Market and musical performances will run from 12 Noon to 6PM. A Contra Dance with the Woods Hole Folk Orchestra will begin at 7:30 PM in the Community Hall.

Visit ArtsFalmouth for all the details.

Created by Naomi Westwater, featuring performances by John McNamara & Stephanie McKay. Waquoit Congregational Church, 15 Parsons Lane, East Falmouth, MA. Funded by a grant from the Falmouth Cultural Council. FREE.

Celebrate the Arts in Falmouth. The Falmouth Cultural Council invites you to a reception honoring our grant recipients on Saturday, April 20, 2 to 4 PM at the Cultural Center, Falmouth Museums on the Green, 55 Palmer Ave., Falmouth. Light refreshments will be served.

RSVP with # of guests to: falmouthcultural@gmail.com.

For a complete list of grantees, go to Grant Recipients.

As part of the Cape Cod Children’s Museum’s April School Vacation programming, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute engineer, Dev Vaibhav will give live, interactive demonstration of his research in Antarctica. This Cape Cod Children’s Museum program is FREE, thanks to a grant from the Falmouth Cultural Council. Tickets are limited and must be ordered via EMAIL by April 17. Check out the whole week of programs that the Cape Cod Children’s Museum offers for April School Vacation week. Information on all events and general admission is HERE.

Do you know that whales live in the water their whole lives but have more in common with humans than fish? In this session we'll be treated to a reading of "Salt's Secret" and then participate in activities to understand the biology of whales. What do whales like to eat and how do they get their food? How do they survive in cold ocean water? How big are different types of whales? We'll cover all this and more as we explore the WONDERFUL WORLD OF WHALES. Please register for this event as space is limited. This program is FREE, thanks to a grant from the Falmouth Cultural Council.

Candida Rose and the KabuJazz Ensemble will perform its own brand of jazz-infused Cape Verdean music that's been described as blending "overtones and undertones of jazz, rhythm and blues, and gospel, with just the right touch of international spice." Falmouth Cultural Council grant recipient.

Tickets, $25: HERE

Digital art has always been revolutionary. The latest wave of technology has opened up a variety of creative possibilities to everyone with a smartphone or a personal computer. There will also be a brief demonstration. Admission: $8, Falmouth Art Center Member; $10, Non-Member. Tickets or by phoning 508-540-3304. The Falmouth Art Center is located at 137 Gifford Street, Falmouth.

Barbara Braman is the founder of the Digital Art program at the Cape Cod Museum of Art where she is a Master Artist. See her Work.

The Falmouth Public Library’s trove of postcards includes depictions of the town throughout the decades (since the early 1900s), with many historical images of each of Falmouth’s villages. Anna Lee, Technical Services Assistant at the Falmouth Public Library and Alice Kociemba, Founding Director of Calliope Poetry will give a gallery talk on Wednesday, April 3rd at 1:00 p.m. in the Cultural Center of Falmouth Museums on the Green.  Anna will explore how each of the postcards tells its own story. Alice will focus on how the postcard’s images and messages have inspired local writers and artists to create new art.

Falmouth Historical Society’s Cultural Center 55 Palmer Avenue Falmouth, MA 02540

Free and Open to the Public. Register for event HERE 

In honor of Women’s History Month, these walking tours delve into the less familiar history of Falmouth as we introduce you to a few of the notable women who made – and continue to make – their mark in Falmouth. Along the way, you will meet educators, abolitionists, suffragettes and storytellers. The tour features their stories and will give you new insight into the history of Falmouth.

$20 Non Members/$ 5 Members. Please pre-register as capacity is limited.

In honor of Women’s History Month, these walking tours delve into the less familiar history of Falmouth as we introduce you to a few of the notable women who made – and continue to make – their mark in Falmouth. Along the way, you will meet educators, abolitionists, suffragettes and storytellers. The tour features their stories and will give you new insight into the history of Falmouth.

Falmouth Museums on the Green, 55 Palmer Avenue, Falmouth.

$20 Non Members/$ 5 Members. Please pre-register as capacity is limited.