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Check out Suzanne Tonaire's interview with Cape Musician, Author, and Media Creator, Michael Persico!
Suzanne Tonaire talks to Cape musician and educator, Michael Persico about his new book “Classic Jazz Visions – The Photography of the Cape’s own Jack Bradley, who had access to a…
Get your tickets TODAY to see the documentary "Maestra" THIS SATURDAY, August 5th!
In filmmaker Maggie Contreras’ directorial debut, five incredible women from around the world gather in Paris for “La Maestra,” the only competition in the world for female conductors, to show the world the singular talent that unites them and which, for far too long, has been considered the pursuit of only men.
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A special delivery of toys just came in from Truro for Christmas Wishes! Thank you to everyone who dropped off toys and donations to Christy this past weekend!!
For those looking for a costume and have seen Pops by the Sea over the years here on the Cape!
We found the perfect this year!
Sweet Baby James - by James Taylor with Yo-Yo Ma, celloVideo provided by the Boston Symphony OrchestraThe Tanglewood Music Festival in Stockbridge, MA celebr...
In September, the Cape Symphony office in Hyannis, which includes administration and the Box Office, managed by Amie Medeiros (pictured above), is mov
Local radio voice Dave Read will retire from Cape Cod’s airwaves after over four decades behind the mic.
HYANNIS – Local radio voice Dave Read will retire from Cape Cod’s airwaves after over four decades behind the mic. Read, a longtime Cape resident living in Sandwich, has been with Cape Cod Br…
Children Cross the River Using Pulleys on Their Way to School, 1959, Italy
What this means for now is that the cruise company puts folks on a bus to get around the dry areas of the river. They don't cancel.
Donate school supplies....
Today’s the day 🖍📓✏️
Stuff A Cruiser in our Parking lot from 9am-11am and again from 5pm-7pm
Thanks in advance for your support!!
No TURNIP FESTIVAL this year in Eastham. The school gym is being remodeled.
Hoping for 2023!
"Old Home Week" in Centerville with events daily!
Here is the full schedule for Old Home Week 2022. Start marking your calendars now ...
WELLFLEET — OysterFest is coming back., Oct. 15-17. Advance registration required and limited tickets this year. About 6,000 people per day this year VS 25,000 in the past.
Visit their website to register. www.WellfleetSPAT.org
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“Flowers are the music of the ground. From earth’s lips spoken without sound.” Edwin Curran
Frans David Oerder - Flower Still Life, 1867-1944.
If you're a frequent flier, you probably know about those airline private lounge areas that offer a quiet respite from the noise and crowds in the rest of the airport.
But what what if you're not on that "A" list? Some airlines offer a one day pass. Learn more:
I arrived at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) in New York earlier this week and needed to get a good bit of work done before going on an airport
Nationally known author, Sally Cabot Gunning, with Dave Read. She was the guest speaker at the Dennis Library luncheon event July 29. She has written six historical novels, many based on the Cape and Islands.
"Shark Week" blimp at Marstons Mills Airport. Shark Week is the last week in July. Dave Read sunrise photo.
9 gardens open for tours on Thursday, July 14. Get the map here!
A Wonder of Nature - 34 Sea Mist Drive, Orleans Tour benefiting Cape Cod Hospital Auxiliary-Orleans Branch Nestled into a hillside overlooking Uncle Harvey’s Pond, this diverse garden is a series of garden rooms, with many native plants, that unfolds as one walks around the property. The front per...
Whale aerial photo by Paul Rifkin.
Tuesday, July 12: 19 hydrangea gardens will be open for tours.
Click link below for a map and directions.
Please bring $5 cash for each garden to benefit local charities.
Garden Tour at 11 Holly Lane, Barnstable Tour benfitting Unitarian Church of Barnstable The Littlefield’s garden is a place of variety in both native growth and newer gardens, walkways, and structures. The property includes wetlands, woodland (with wildlife), lots of herbs , perennials, shrubs, an...
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This is an unposted beach photo I took on Cape Cod last year. In early June, much of Cape Cod becomes adorned with white and pink beach roses. This shack had the added benefit of an aged and leaning beach fence that serves to lead the eye toward the beach and sky beyond. I took the photo after sunrise, with early morning light cast upon the scene.
How has the iPhone changed your life? For the better? or not so much?
On June 29, 2007, the first iPhone went on sale. Improvements over the last decade and a half—including sharper cameras and longer battery life—made it hard to put down this popular pocket computer.
He was the winner of a competition that promotes the adoption of dogs, even ones with perpetually protruding tongues and missing fur.
Thank you to our friends over at Cape Cod Broadcasting Media for being our media sponsor! CCB Media supports food drives, community groups, cultural events and charitable fundraisers using their four radio stations and CapeCod.com to raise awareness of human service organizations and the valuable services they provide to our friends and neighbors!
At yesterday's Annual Meeting, we warmly honored outgoing Board Chair Ellen Dickson for her hard work and dedication to Cape Symphony over the last three years. Please join us in welcoming incoming Board Chair Anthony Panebianco who plans on bringing the same leadership, passion and commitment to the role of Chair as he has to the many other roles he has played on the board and in his professional life. Congratulations Anthony!
Monet in his garden. We loved our visit in May!
“Everyone discusses my art and pretends to understand, as if it were necessary to understand, when it is simply necessary to love.”
Claude Monet
Monet in his garden, 1905.
This was such a treat!
It's back for the 4th!
Keith Lockhart and the Boston Pops Return to the Esplanade for their Acclaimed Fireworks Spectacular for the First Time Since 2019. The 2022 Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular is made possible by Global Asset Manager Eaton Vance as Presenting Sponsor, Bloomberg as Major Sponsor and Media Partner,…
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I was lucky to view this former NASA Space Shuttle recovery ship traversing the Cape Cod Canal today! DaveRead. Formally known as Liberty Star, the Kings Pointer was build in 1980 for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) at Atlantic Marine Shipyard, on Fort George Island, near Jacksonville, FL. The Kings Pointer is 176' in length, with a displacement of 1,052 Tons. She was one of two sister vessels that recovered Solid Rocket Boosters (SRB's) from the Space Shuttle after launch from NASA's Kennedy Space Center, in Cape Canaveral, FL. Approximately seven minutes after Space Shuttle liftoff, SRB's would touch down, with the assistance of three parachutes, in the Atlantic Ocean. Each vessel would retrieve one SRB, the continue to tow the booster back home to Cape Canaveral, FL for reconditioning. The Kings Pointer's sister ship, Freedom Star, still maintains her original name, and is the training vessel at the Seafarers International Union training school, in Piney Point, MD.
Cape Cod Chorale performed Schubert's Mass along with 6 short works Saturday night in Sandwich. The video is from the first movement of the Mass. DaveRead video. See it: Sunday, April 28 – 4 p.m. First Church 136 Main St., Sandwich, opposite the pond $20 at door.
College Light Opera’s leaders tell about exciting plans for the company’s next 50 years! DaveRead video.
John Williams arriving to rehearse the Pops.
Soloist, Kristen Howard, performing “Quando m’en vo” from La Boheme by Puccini at First Church, Sandwich, with the Cape Cod Chorale. Danica Buckley, conducted. DaveRead video.
Live from Aruba aboard the Viking Sea. Fireworks closed Carnival here in this video! —DaveRead
DaveRead, sailing to Cartagena, on the Viking Sea
Jacqueline Schwab introduces her next piece of Latin American music in the Sunday concert series at the Brewster Library. For more about her music and her gigs, see: https://www.facebook.com/jacqueline.schwab http://jacquelineschwab.com During her commentary, she revealed that Bizet "borrowed" "La Paloma" to use in his "Carmen". He thought it was a folk song in the public domain, but did not know that it was written by Sebastian Yradier in 1865. MORE: http://www.lionheartautographs.com/autograph/17896-YRADIER,-SEBASTIAN-DE-A-letter-from-the-composer-of,-La-Paloma,-one-of-the-most-popular-songs-ever-written
Epcot choir sings the conclusion to the Hallelujah Chorus. DaveRead video.
Violinist and soprano, Tara Novak, at La Tavola in Mashpee. Wow! More at www.taranovak.com. -DaveRead.
Live from The Farmers Table in Plymouth!
The middle Rhine River valley is famous for its historic castles, some 900 years old. View 7 of DaveRead's castle photos in this slideshow.
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