The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
Radio Storytime for Gr. Preschool-2 - Join Meghan for a ½ hour of stories and more on the radio! Tune in to WOMR FM 92.1, FM 91.3 or WOMR.org. Listen from the car, the beach, the fort/treehouse, etc. No Registration Required
Radio Storytime for Gr. Preschool-2 - Join Meghan for a ½ hour of stories and more on the radio! Tune in to WOMR FM 92.1, FM 91.3 or WOMR.org. Listen from the car, the beach, the fort/treehouse, etc. No Registration Required
Take and Make Craft Kits for Students in grades PK - 2, have some fun with your extra time on Early Release Wednesdays with these free crafts! Register online & pick up during curbside hours on the Tuesday before the Early Release day. Registration required
Take and Make Craft Kits for Students in grades PK - 2, have some fun with your extra time on Early Release Wednesdays with these free crafts! Register online & pick up during curbside hours on the Tuesday before the Early Release day. Registration required
The Friends of the EPL Book Discussion group will meet virtually until further notice. Please visit our website for their current 2020-2021 book schedule. If you are interested in joining, please contact Linda Nixon at 945-2094.
The Friends of the EPL Book Discussion group will meet virtually until further notice. Please visit our website for their current 2020-2021 book schedule. If you are interested in joining, please contact Linda Nixon at 945-2094.
Storytime Zoom for Ages 3-5 - Enjoy stories, songs, movement, and more with Meghan as we Zoom through fun activities to build literacy skills. A one-time registration is required to receive a Zoom link to join
Storytime Zoom for Ages 3-5 - Enjoy stories, songs, movement, and more with Meghan as we Zoom through fun activities to build literacy skills. A one-time registration is required to receive a Zoom link to join
Boston author Edwin Hill’s critically-acclaimed crime novels include Little Comfort, The Missing Ones, and his most recent, Watch Her. All three books feature Harvard librarian Hester Thursby who uses her research skills to help people find things, including people who don't want to be found. At the January program, Hill will discuss his writing journey, process, and the inspiration for his amateur sleuth, Hester Thursby. Hill has been nominated for an Agatha Award, featured in Us Magazine, received starred reviews in Publishers Weekly, Booklist, and Library Journal, and was recognized as one of “Six Crime Writers to Watch” in Mystery Scene magazine.
Boston author Edwin Hill’s critically-acclaimed crime novels include Little Comfort, The Missing Ones, and his most recent, Watch Her. All three books feature Harvard librarian Hester Thursby who uses her research skills to help people find things, including people who don't want to be found. At the January program, Hill will discuss his writing journey, process, and the inspiration for his amateur sleuth, Hester Thursby. Hill has been nominated for an Agatha Award, featured in Us Magazine, received starred reviews in Publishers Weekly, Booklist, and Library Journal, and was recognized as one of “Six Crime Writers to Watch” in Mystery Scene magazine.
Tot Talk for Adults with Infants and Toddlers - Caring for little ones can be isolating at the best of times. If you're feeling the need for community, a space to ask questions, vent, or share then please join Leah each Friday morning! This program welcomes parents, grandparents and caregivers of infants and toddlers. One-time registration required to receive Zoom link.
Tot Talk for Adults with Infants and Toddlers - Caring for little ones can be isolating at the best of times. If you're feeling the need for community, a space to ask questions, vent, or share then please join Leah each Friday morning! This program welcomes parents, grandparents and caregivers of infants and toddlers. One-time registration required to receive Zoom link.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
Join Provincetown’s Chef Andrew to sharpen your cooking skills and create your own delicious edible masterpiece. For students in grades 5 and up. Registration is required to receive Zoom link to join. Participants will receive recipe information and supply list after registration.
Join Provincetown’s Chef Andrew to sharpen your cooking skills and create your own delicious edible masterpiece. For students in grades 5 and up. Registration is required to receive Zoom link to join. Participants will receive recipe information and supply list after registration.
Students in Grades 3 & 4 will meet virtually in this book-to-film group. We’ll provide the book, you provide the opinions! This month we’ll read Cressida Cowell’s How To Train Your Dragon and watch the film based on the book. Participants must complete the book before our group meets. Registration is required to receive Zoom link to join.
Students in Grades 3 & 4 will meet virtually in this book-to-film group. We’ll provide the book, you provide the opinions! This month we’ll read Cressida Cowell’s How To Train Your Dragon and watch the film based on the book. Participants must complete the book before our group meets. Registration is required to receive Zoom link to join.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
For the foreseeable future we will be meeting via Zoom. This month we will talk about our favorite bread and rolls receipe. Please contact Lorna Dzialo (ldzialo@clamsnet.org) to register.
For the foreseeable future we will be meeting via Zoom. This month we will talk about our favorite bread and rolls receipe. Please contact Lorna Dzialo (ldzialo@clamsnet.org) to register.
We are excited to welcome back Ipswich author William Sargent to talk about his new book, Terror by Error? The Covid Chronicles In his talk, Sargent will delve into the murky, often intertwined worlds of medical research and biological warfare to determine if Covid-19 was caused by accidents similar to those that have occurred from 1617 to the present. Sargent reveals that mistakes made in dual-use medical research and biological weapons facilities led to tick-borne diseases in the United States, and smallpox, anthrax and other outbreaks in England, Russia and several other countries. He will discuss the factors that caused Covid-19, closing with the hope that these conditions will be altered or permanently banned in the future. Sargent is a NOVA consultant and author of 27 books about science and the environment. He is recipient of the Boston Globe’s Kinship award and wrote the acclaimed book, Crab Wars: A tale of Horseshoe Crabs, Bioterrorism and Human Health and Sea Level Rising: The Chatham Story. Registration is required for this virtual program.
We are excited to welcome back Ipswich author William Sargent to talk about his new book, Terror by Error? The Covid Chronicles In his talk, Sargent will delve into the murky, often intertwined worlds of medical research and biological warfare to determine if Covid-19 was caused by accidents similar to those that have occurred from 1617 to the present. Sargent reveals that mistakes made in dual-use medical research and biological weapons facilities led to tick-borne diseases in the United States, and smallpox, anthrax and other outbreaks in England, Russia and several other countries. He will discuss the factors that caused Covid-19, closing with the hope that these conditions will be altered or permanently banned in the future. Sargent is a NOVA consultant and author of 27 books about science and the environment. He is recipient of the Boston Globe’s Kinship award and wrote the acclaimed book, Crab Wars: A tale of Horseshoe Crabs, Bioterrorism and Human Health and Sea Level Rising: The Chatham Story. Registration is required for this virtual program.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
We are taking this discussion group online via Zoom. Are you interested in joining our Book to Film Discussion Group? Contact your host Tammy DePasquale at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org for more information about the group, the titles and how to connect through Zoom.
Our selection for December is The Aftermath by Rhidian Brook.
We are taking this discussion group online via Zoom. Are you interested in joining our Book to Film Discussion Group? Contact your host Tammy DePasquale at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org for more information about the group, the titles and how to connect through Zoom.
Our selection for December is The Aftermath by Rhidian Brook.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
Bending Towards Justice: African Americans as Subject and Creators in American Art: Martin Luther King, Jr. once said “The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends towards justice.” This program examines that arc as it relates to African American history enshrined in American Art. From colonial era portraits to 19th-century and Jim Crow-era prints to 1960s Civil Rights photography, this program will provide a visual overview of African American oppression, struggle and progress towards equality. This program will be presented virtually via Zoom. Registration is required.
About the presenter: Jane Oneail curates and delivers art appreciation programs to audiences throughout New England. Jane holds a master’s in Art History from Boston University and a master’s in Education from Harvard University. A New Hampshire native, she has worked at some of the state's most esteemed cultural institutions, including the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen, where she served as Executive Director, and the Currier Museum of Art, where she held the role of Senior Educator. Jane has also taught at the college level for more than a decade, most recently at Southern New Hampshire University. For more information visit iamculturallycurious.com
Bending Towards Justice: African Americans as Subject and Creators in American Art: Martin Luther King, Jr. once said “The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends towards justice.” This program examines that arc as it relates to African American history enshrined in American Art. From colonial era portraits to 19th-century and Jim Crow-era prints to 1960s Civil Rights photography, this program will provide a visual overview of African American oppression, struggle and progress towards equality. This program will be presented virtually via Zoom. Registration is required.
About the presenter: Jane Oneail curates and delivers art appreciation programs to audiences throughout New England. Jane holds a master’s in Art History from Boston University and a master’s in Education from Harvard University. A New Hampshire native, she has worked at some of the state's most esteemed cultural institutions, including the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen, where she served as Executive Director, and the Currier Museum of Art, where she held the role of Senior Educator. Jane has also taught at the college level for more than a decade, most recently at Southern New Hampshire University. For more information visit iamculturallycurious.com
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
This discussion group is for people who want to talk about outstanding writings in history, literature, philosophy, politics, science, theology, and other disciplines. Great Books discussion groups use an approach to discussion called Shared Inquiry, which follows a few simple guidelines designed to make a discussion more rewarding by keeping the group’s attention focused firmly on the text and its interpretation. The group will be meeting virtually on the 3rd Tuesday of the month from 3:30-5:00. For more information and to receive the Zoom link, please contact facilitator Rick Pick at fwchatham@yahoo.com
This discussion group is for people who want to talk about outstanding writings in history, literature, philosophy, politics, science, theology, and other disciplines. Great Books discussion groups use an approach to discussion called Shared Inquiry, which follows a few simple guidelines designed to make a discussion more rewarding by keeping the group’s attention focused firmly on the text and its interpretation. The group will be meeting virtually on the 3rd Tuesday of the month from 3:30-5:00. For more information and to receive the Zoom link, please contact facilitator Rick Pick at fwchatham@yahoo.com
Author and theater reviewer Sue Mellen lifts the curtain on the rich history of theater on Cape Cod, beginning—where it all began—in Provincetown. She paints a vivid picture of the early years of American drama on the culture-rich peninsula, bringing attendees into the world of Eugene O’Neill and the Provincetown Players, the Barnstormers and other early groups. Then, as she does in her book, A History of Theater on Cape Cod, she takes audiences on a tour of the Cape’s many-faceted theater history, giving theater-lovers an insider’s view of what has made Cape theater great. Registration is required for this virtual program via Zoom.
Sue Mellen began her writing career as an arts, entertainment and features writer for the Cape Cod Times. She next went on to work in public relations, first for a regional healthcare system, then for a classic car museum. Then, after a short stint as a freelance business and technology writer, she began a content-creation firm YourWriters, which she still operates to this day. Through her company, she has co-written and ghostwritten dozens of books for a wide range of clients. She also taught writing at a Massachusetts community college for a number of years.
Author and theater reviewer Sue Mellen lifts the curtain on the rich history of theater on Cape Cod, beginning—where it all began—in Provincetown. She paints a vivid picture of the early years of American drama on the culture-rich peninsula, bringing attendees into the world of Eugene O’Neill and the Provincetown Players, the Barnstormers and other early groups. Then, as she does in her book, A History of Theater on Cape Cod, she takes audiences on a tour of the Cape’s many-faceted theater history, giving theater-lovers an insider’s view of what has made Cape theater great. Registration is required for this virtual program via Zoom.
Sue Mellen began her writing career as an arts, entertainment and features writer for the Cape Cod Times. She next went on to work in public relations, first for a regional healthcare system, then for a classic car museum. Then, after a short stint as a freelance business and technology writer, she began a content-creation firm YourWriters, which she still operates to this day. Through her company, she has co-written and ghostwritten dozens of books for a wide range of clients. She also taught writing at a Massachusetts community college for a number of years.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Friends of the EPL Book Discussion group will meet virtually until further notice. Please visit our website for their current 2020-2021 book schedule. If you are interested in joining, please contact Linda Nixon at 945-2094.
The Friends of the EPL Book Discussion group will meet virtually until further notice. Please visit our website for their current 2020-2021 book schedule. If you are interested in joining, please contact Linda Nixon at 945-2094.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
Birdscaping: Home Sweet Habitat with Joan Butler. This beautifully illustrated program explores the importance of creating welcoming habitats for birds through thoughtful landscape choices, including native plants vital for food and nesting sites. Learn about the benefits and joys of creating beautiful layered gardens designed to bring avian performers right into your own backyard. Registration is required for this Zoom program.
Joan Butler has been an enthusiastic gardener and plant collector for over 35 years, and believes gardens should invite you to linger in the world outside your door. The gardens on her half-acre suburban property have been included on several garden tours and feature exciting plant combinations, dramatic horticultural specimens, and extensive collections of native plants, hosta and epimedium. Joan has a deep and fundamental interest in the natural world. She holds a BA in Geology from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst and a Certificate in Landscape Management from UMass Extension Green School. She is a Master Gardener, a horticulturist at Weston Nurseries, and is a past Chairman of the Massachusetts Landscape Design Council. She is a member of the Garden Consultants Council, the New England Hosta Society and is an accredited Flower Show Judge. Joan has presented programs at flower shows in Massachusetts and Connecticut, and at numerous garden clubs, horticultural societies and professional organizations.
Birdscaping: Home Sweet Habitat with Joan Butler. This beautifully illustrated program explores the importance of creating welcoming habitats for birds through thoughtful landscape choices, including native plants vital for food and nesting sites. Learn about the benefits and joys of creating beautiful layered gardens designed to bring avian performers right into your own backyard. Registration is required for this Zoom program.
Joan Butler has been an enthusiastic gardener and plant collector for over 35 years, and believes gardens should invite you to linger in the world outside your door. The gardens on her half-acre suburban property have been included on several garden tours and feature exciting plant combinations, dramatic horticultural specimens, and extensive collections of native plants, hosta and epimedium. Joan has a deep and fundamental interest in the natural world. She holds a BA in Geology from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst and a Certificate in Landscape Management from UMass Extension Green School. She is a Master Gardener, a horticulturist at Weston Nurseries, and is a past Chairman of the Massachusetts Landscape Design Council. She is a member of the Garden Consultants Council, the New England Hosta Society and is an accredited Flower Show Judge. Joan has presented programs at flower shows in Massachusetts and Connecticut, and at numerous garden clubs, horticultural societies and professional organizations.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
We are taking this discussion group online via Zoom. Are you interested in joining our Book to Film Discussion Group? Contact your host Tammy DePasquale at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org for more information about the group, the titles and how to connect through Zoom.
Our selection for December is The Aftermath by Rhidian Brook.
We are taking this discussion group online via Zoom. Are you interested in joining our Book to Film Discussion Group? Contact your host Tammy DePasquale at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org for more information about the group, the titles and how to connect through Zoom.
Our selection for December is The Aftermath by Rhidian Brook.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
Fierce Females in Art: Women have long been the subject of art, often depicted as nothing more than objects of desire. How do images of women change when women become the creators? This program examines the history of women in art in brief and then explores the lives, careers and works of several major women artists from the Renaissance to the twentieth century, including Artemisia Gentileschi, Mary Cassatt, Frida Kahlo and Elizabeth Catlett. This program will be presented virtually via Zoom. Registration is required.
About the presenter: Jane Oneail curates and delivers art appreciation programs to audiences throughout New England. Jane holds a master’s in Art History from Boston University and a master’s in Education from Harvard University. A New Hampshire native, she has worked at some of the state's most esteemed cultural institutions, including the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen, where she served as Executive Director, and the Currier Museum of Art, where she held the role of Senior Educator. Jane has also taught at the college level for more than a decade, most recently at Southern New Hampshire University. For more information visit iamculturallycurious.com
Fierce Females in Art: Women have long been the subject of art, often depicted as nothing more than objects of desire. How do images of women change when women become the creators? This program examines the history of women in art in brief and then explores the lives, careers and works of several major women artists from the Renaissance to the twentieth century, including Artemisia Gentileschi, Mary Cassatt, Frida Kahlo and Elizabeth Catlett. This program will be presented virtually via Zoom. Registration is required.
About the presenter: Jane Oneail curates and delivers art appreciation programs to audiences throughout New England. Jane holds a master’s in Art History from Boston University and a master’s in Education from Harvard University. A New Hampshire native, she has worked at some of the state's most esteemed cultural institutions, including the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen, where she served as Executive Director, and the Currier Museum of Art, where she held the role of Senior Educator. Jane has also taught at the college level for more than a decade, most recently at Southern New Hampshire University. For more information visit iamculturallycurious.com
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
This discussion group is for people who want to talk about outstanding writings in history, literature, philosophy, politics, science, theology, and other disciplines. Great Books discussion groups use an approach to discussion called Shared Inquiry, which follows a few simple guidelines designed to make a discussion more rewarding by keeping the group’s attention focused firmly on the text and its interpretation. The group will be meeting virtually on the 3rd Tuesday of the month from 3:30-5:00. For more information and to receive the Zoom link, please contact facilitator Rick Pick at fwchatham@yahoo.com
This discussion group is for people who want to talk about outstanding writings in history, literature, philosophy, politics, science, theology, and other disciplines. Great Books discussion groups use an approach to discussion called Shared Inquiry, which follows a few simple guidelines designed to make a discussion more rewarding by keeping the group’s attention focused firmly on the text and its interpretation. The group will be meeting virtually on the 3rd Tuesday of the month from 3:30-5:00. For more information and to receive the Zoom link, please contact facilitator Rick Pick at fwchatham@yahoo.com
On St. Patrick's Day, Irish native and historian Sean Murphy joins us to examine the history of Saint Patrick’s mission in Ireland in the 5th century, and the work he carried out. Saint Patrick arrived in Ireland at a crucial time in world history-the Roman empire was collapsing, and Ireland was reorganizing after the assassination of its High King. He returned to Ireland as a bishop in his mid-forties, and spent twenty-five years ministering to the existing Christian community in Ireland. His mission played a large part in expanding the Catholic influence in Ireland. Registration is required for this virtual program via Zoom
Sean Murphy was born and raised in Dublin, and came to Cape Cod in 2005. He has a passion for his homeland, and loves to share his knowledge and interest through classes and workshops. He is a teacher of Irish history, music and dance.
On St. Patrick's Day, Irish native and historian Sean Murphy joins us to examine the history of Saint Patrick’s mission in Ireland in the 5th century, and the work he carried out. Saint Patrick arrived in Ireland at a crucial time in world history-the Roman empire was collapsing, and Ireland was reorganizing after the assassination of its High King. He returned to Ireland as a bishop in his mid-forties, and spent twenty-five years ministering to the existing Christian community in Ireland. His mission played a large part in expanding the Catholic influence in Ireland. Registration is required for this virtual program via Zoom
Sean Murphy was born and raised in Dublin, and came to Cape Cod in 2005. He has a passion for his homeland, and loves to share his knowledge and interest through classes and workshops. He is a teacher of Irish history, music and dance.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Friends of the EPL Book Discussion group will meet virtually until further notice. Please visit our website for their current 2020-2021 book schedule. If you are interested in joining, please contact Linda Nixon at 945-2094.
The Friends of the EPL Book Discussion group will meet virtually until further notice. Please visit our website for their current 2020-2021 book schedule. If you are interested in joining, please contact Linda Nixon at 945-2094.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
To celebrate the 125th anniversary of the Eldredge Library, an illustrated talk about the library building and architect will be presented by Chatham resident and architectural enthusiast, Betsy Bray. She will take you on a photographic tour of the library’s architectural features and share the story of its history. Albion Merton Marble, a little-known architect from Fall River, designed the Eldredge Library and four other buildings in southeastern Massachusetts. His style was heavily influenced by famous architect Henry Hobson (HH) Richardson, initiator of the Romanesque revival in the United States.
Betsy works as a tour guide and project assistant for the Cape Cod Modern House Trust, a nonprofit that preserves mid-century modern houses located in the Cape Cod National Seashore. She received the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy Award for her volunteer efforts.
To celebrate the 125th anniversary of the Eldredge Library, an illustrated talk about the library building and architect will be presented by Chatham resident and architectural enthusiast, Betsy Bray. She will take you on a photographic tour of the library’s architectural features and share the story of its history. Albion Merton Marble, a little-known architect from Fall River, designed the Eldredge Library and four other buildings in southeastern Massachusetts. His style was heavily influenced by famous architect Henry Hobson (HH) Richardson, initiator of the Romanesque revival in the United States.
Betsy works as a tour guide and project assistant for the Cape Cod Modern House Trust, a nonprofit that preserves mid-century modern houses located in the Cape Cod National Seashore. She received the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy Award for her volunteer efforts.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
We are taking this discussion group online via Zoom. Are you interested in joining our Book to Film Discussion Group? Contact your host Tammy DePasquale at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org for more information about the group, the titles and how to connect through Zoom.
Our selection for December is The Aftermath by Rhidian Brook.
We are taking this discussion group online via Zoom. Are you interested in joining our Book to Film Discussion Group? Contact your host Tammy DePasquale at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org for more information about the group, the titles and how to connect through Zoom.
Our selection for December is The Aftermath by Rhidian Brook.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
This discussion group is for people who want to talk about outstanding writings in history, literature, philosophy, politics, science, theology, and other disciplines. Great Books discussion groups use an approach to discussion called Shared Inquiry, which follows a few simple guidelines designed to make a discussion more rewarding by keeping the group’s attention focused firmly on the text and its interpretation. The group will be meeting virtually on the 3rd Tuesday of the month from 3:30-5:00. For more information and to receive the Zoom link, please contact facilitator Rick Pick at fwchatham@yahoo.com
This discussion group is for people who want to talk about outstanding writings in history, literature, philosophy, politics, science, theology, and other disciplines. Great Books discussion groups use an approach to discussion called Shared Inquiry, which follows a few simple guidelines designed to make a discussion more rewarding by keeping the group’s attention focused firmly on the text and its interpretation. The group will be meeting virtually on the 3rd Tuesday of the month from 3:30-5:00. For more information and to receive the Zoom link, please contact facilitator Rick Pick at fwchatham@yahoo.com
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Friends of the EPL Book Discussion group will meet virtually until further notice. Please visit our website for their current 2020-2021 book schedule. If you are interested in joining, please contact Linda Nixon at 945-2094.
The Friends of the EPL Book Discussion group will meet virtually until further notice. Please visit our website for their current 2020-2021 book schedule. If you are interested in joining, please contact Linda Nixon at 945-2094.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
We are taking this discussion group online via Zoom. Are you interested in joining our Book to Film Discussion Group? Contact your host Tammy DePasquale at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org for more information about the group, the titles and how to connect through Zoom.
Our selection for December is The Aftermath by Rhidian Brook.
We are taking this discussion group online via Zoom. Are you interested in joining our Book to Film Discussion Group? Contact your host Tammy DePasquale at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org for more information about the group, the titles and how to connect through Zoom.
Our selection for December is The Aftermath by Rhidian Brook.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Garden Tourist with Jana Milbocker. Do you enjoy beautiful gardens? In this armchair tour of some the best public gardens and hidden gems of the Northeast you will learn about each garden’s history, horticultural highlights and special events that will inspire you to plan your own visit! This program will be presented virtually via Zoom. Registration is required.
Speaker Jana Milbocker is a garden designer, speaker, and author. She combines horticulture, design, and travel tips to educate, inspire and delight both new and seasoned gardeners. Jana loves to visit gardens and historic sites in the U.S. and abroad, and share her trips through her books, photos and blog. She published The Garden Tourist: 120 Destination Gardens and Nurseries in the Northeast in 2018, and The Garden Tourist’s New England in 2020. She has lectured at flower shows in Mass., Conn., Maine, New York and New Jersey, as well as a multitude of horticultural societies, garden clubs, and libraries in the Northeast. She is owner of Enchanted Gardens, a landscape design firm in the Boston area. (EnchantedGardensDesign.com.) She is past president of the Holliston Garden Club, and active in the Garden Club Federation of Mass., Massachusetts Horticultural Society, and GardenComm International.
The Garden Tourist with Jana Milbocker. Do you enjoy beautiful gardens? In this armchair tour of some the best public gardens and hidden gems of the Northeast you will learn about each garden’s history, horticultural highlights and special events that will inspire you to plan your own visit! This program will be presented virtually via Zoom. Registration is required.
Speaker Jana Milbocker is a garden designer, speaker, and author. She combines horticulture, design, and travel tips to educate, inspire and delight both new and seasoned gardeners. Jana loves to visit gardens and historic sites in the U.S. and abroad, and share her trips through her books, photos and blog. She published The Garden Tourist: 120 Destination Gardens and Nurseries in the Northeast in 2018, and The Garden Tourist’s New England in 2020. She has lectured at flower shows in Mass., Conn., Maine, New York and New Jersey, as well as a multitude of horticultural societies, garden clubs, and libraries in the Northeast. She is owner of Enchanted Gardens, a landscape design firm in the Boston area. (EnchantedGardensDesign.com.) She is past president of the Holliston Garden Club, and active in the Garden Club Federation of Mass., Massachusetts Horticultural Society, and GardenComm International.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
On Thanksgiving Weekend of 1898, the S.S. Portland, known as the "Titanic of New England," disappeared off the coast of Cape Cod during a raging blizzard, claiming 192 lives. Learn about this historic event, forever known as the "Portland Gale," which also caused dozens of shipwrecks in a 24-hour period, and bodies and debris washing ashore on Cape Cod's Outer Beach for weeks, making it the worst storm and life loss in the annals of Massachusetts and Cape Cod’s long maritime history.
Cape Cod storyteller Don Wilding is an award-winning writer and editor for Massachusetts newspapers for 35 years, Don pens the popular “Shore Lore” history column for the Cape Codder newspaper of Orleans, and is the author of three books, Henry Beston’s Cape Cod: How ‘The Outermost House’ Inspired a National Seashore, A Brief History of Eastham: On the Outer Beach of Cape Cod, and the upcoming Shipwrecks of Cape Cod: Stories of Triumph & Tragedy.
On Thanksgiving Weekend of 1898, the S.S. Portland, known as the "Titanic of New England," disappeared off the coast of Cape Cod during a raging blizzard, claiming 192 lives. Learn about this historic event, forever known as the "Portland Gale," which also caused dozens of shipwrecks in a 24-hour period, and bodies and debris washing ashore on Cape Cod's Outer Beach for weeks, making it the worst storm and life loss in the annals of Massachusetts and Cape Cod’s long maritime history.
Cape Cod storyteller Don Wilding is an award-winning writer and editor for Massachusetts newspapers for 35 years, Don pens the popular “Shore Lore” history column for the Cape Codder newspaper of Orleans, and is the author of three books, Henry Beston’s Cape Cod: How ‘The Outermost House’ Inspired a National Seashore, A Brief History of Eastham: On the Outer Beach of Cape Cod, and the upcoming Shipwrecks of Cape Cod: Stories of Triumph & Tragedy.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
This discussion group is for people who want to talk about outstanding writings in history, literature, philosophy, politics, science, theology, and other disciplines. Great Books discussion groups use an approach to discussion called Shared Inquiry, which follows a few simple guidelines designed to make a discussion more rewarding by keeping the group’s attention focused firmly on the text and its interpretation. The group will be meeting virtually on the 3rd Tuesday of the month from 3:30-5:00. For more information and to receive the Zoom link, please contact facilitator Rick Pick at fwchatham@yahoo.com
This discussion group is for people who want to talk about outstanding writings in history, literature, philosophy, politics, science, theology, and other disciplines. Great Books discussion groups use an approach to discussion called Shared Inquiry, which follows a few simple guidelines designed to make a discussion more rewarding by keeping the group’s attention focused firmly on the text and its interpretation. The group will be meeting virtually on the 3rd Tuesday of the month from 3:30-5:00. For more information and to receive the Zoom link, please contact facilitator Rick Pick at fwchatham@yahoo.com
The Life and Music of George Gershwin, an American Genius with John Whelan. A look at the remarkable life of George Gershwin and the music he created. From "Rhapsody in Blue" to "An American in Paris" to "Porgy and Bess" and his many popular songs, Gershwin wrote music for the ages. His songs makes up a significant part of what is known as The Great American Songbook. Gershwin is an all-time favorite of classical and jazz musicians. His premature death at 38 deprived the world of one of its great composers. An EPL 125th anniversary event.
The Life and Music of George Gershwin, an American Genius with John Whelan. A look at the remarkable life of George Gershwin and the music he created. From "Rhapsody in Blue" to "An American in Paris" to "Porgy and Bess" and his many popular songs, Gershwin wrote music for the ages. His songs makes up a significant part of what is known as The Great American Songbook. Gershwin is an all-time favorite of classical and jazz musicians. His premature death at 38 deprived the world of one of its great composers. An EPL 125th anniversary event.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Friends of the EPL Book Discussion group will meet virtually until further notice. Please visit our website for their current 2020-2021 book schedule. If you are interested in joining, please contact Linda Nixon at 945-2094.
The Friends of the EPL Book Discussion group will meet virtually until further notice. Please visit our website for their current 2020-2021 book schedule. If you are interested in joining, please contact Linda Nixon at 945-2094.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
We are excited to welcome back New York Times bestselling author Nancy Thayer who will speak about her new book, Family Reunion. In this latest book, a grandmother-granddaughter duo are eager to spend their summer together on peaceful Nantucket, but the season that unfolds breings about unforgettable surprises in this magical, multigenerational novel.
Nancy Thayer is the author of thirty-one novels, including Summer House, The Hot Flash Club, Beachcombers, Island Girls, The Guest Cottage, The Island House, and Secrets in Summer. Her books concern the mysteries and romance of families and relationships: marriage and friendships, divorce and love, custody and step parenting, family secrets and private self-affirmation, the quest for independence and the normal human hunger for personal connections. Nancy lives on Nantucket.
We are excited to welcome back New York Times bestselling author Nancy Thayer who will speak about her new book, Family Reunion. In this latest book, a grandmother-granddaughter duo are eager to spend their summer together on peaceful Nantucket, but the season that unfolds breings about unforgettable surprises in this magical, multigenerational novel.
Nancy Thayer is the author of thirty-one novels, including Summer House, The Hot Flash Club, Beachcombers, Island Girls, The Guest Cottage, The Island House, and Secrets in Summer. Her books concern the mysteries and romance of families and relationships: marriage and friendships, divorce and love, custody and step parenting, family secrets and private self-affirmation, the quest for independence and the normal human hunger for personal connections. Nancy lives on Nantucket.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
We are taking this discussion group online via Zoom. Are you interested in joining our Book to Film Discussion Group? Contact your host Tammy DePasquale at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org for more information about the group, the titles and how to connect through Zoom.
Our selection for December is The Aftermath by Rhidian Brook.
We are taking this discussion group online via Zoom. Are you interested in joining our Book to Film Discussion Group? Contact your host Tammy DePasquale at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org for more information about the group, the titles and how to connect through Zoom.
Our selection for December is The Aftermath by Rhidian Brook.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
Barrier Beaches Under Stress with Bill Sargent, This talk will look at recent changes to Chatham's North Beach and the North Shore's Plum Island because of sea level rise. Bill Sargent is a NOVA consultant and author of 27 books about science and the environment. He is recipient of the Boston Globe’s Kinship award and wrote the acclaimed book, Crab Wars: A tale of Horseshoe Crabs, Bioterrorism and Human Health and Sea Level Rising: The Chatham Story. Registration is required for this virtual program
Barrier Beaches Under Stress with Bill Sargent, This talk will look at recent changes to Chatham's North Beach and the North Shore's Plum Island because of sea level rise. Bill Sargent is a NOVA consultant and author of 27 books about science and the environment. He is recipient of the Boston Globe’s Kinship award and wrote the acclaimed book, Crab Wars: A tale of Horseshoe Crabs, Bioterrorism and Human Health and Sea Level Rising: The Chatham Story. Registration is required for this virtual program
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
This discussion group is for people who want to talk about outstanding writings in history, literature, philosophy, politics, science, theology, and other disciplines. Great Books discussion groups use an approach to discussion called Shared Inquiry, which follows a few simple guidelines designed to make a discussion more rewarding by keeping the group’s attention focused firmly on the text and its interpretation. The group will be meeting virtually on the 3rd Tuesday of the month from 3:30-5:00. For more information and to receive the Zoom link, please contact facilitator Rick Pick at fwchatham@yahoo.com
This discussion group is for people who want to talk about outstanding writings in history, literature, philosophy, politics, science, theology, and other disciplines. Great Books discussion groups use an approach to discussion called Shared Inquiry, which follows a few simple guidelines designed to make a discussion more rewarding by keeping the group’s attention focused firmly on the text and its interpretation. The group will be meeting virtually on the 3rd Tuesday of the month from 3:30-5:00. For more information and to receive the Zoom link, please contact facilitator Rick Pick at fwchatham@yahoo.com
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting online - space is limited. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
The Chatham Writers group is meeting virtually - space is limited. The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work. Members will meet virtually through a Zoom program to share a short fiction piece. Contact John Chamberlain at chamberjh@gmail.com.
