[Online] Artmaking Through the Eyes of Tony Vevers with Laura Shabott and Alana Barrett, Part 2 of a 3-Part Series
Paint, draw, collage from a model using the figurative lens of artist Tony Vevers. Lecture, active artmaking, critique, and
The Latest in White Shark Research
White sharks are apex predators that play a critical role in maintaining a healthy and balanced marine ecosystem. They
Problems with Marine Plastics
Plastics are forever. Every bit of plastic that has ever been produced still exists, except for a minute amount
Coffee @ The Kennedy: Museum Judge Greg Williams – Them Bones: Facing Death in Paris and Rome
Local historian and retired District Court Judge Gregory Williams will talk about: Paris, City of Light: not this time.
Coffee @ The Kennedy Museum: Lee Roscoe – Wampanoag Art for the Ages
Lee Roscoe is an award winning environmentalist and playwright whose film, Four Plays for a Planet in Peril, in collaboration
Coffee @ The Kennedy Museum: Kristin O’Malley, President and CEO of The Cape Cod Foundation – Changing HERSTORY
The vision is simple: to change lives. To learn how the foundation will impact change, hear from Kristin O’Malley,
Coffee @ The Kennedy Museum: Nancy Rubin Stuart – Poor Richard’s Women
Nancy Rubin Stuart - Poor Richard’s Women - author and executive director of the Cape Cod Writers Center talks
Coffee @ The Kennedy Museum: Author Allan E. Goodman – What has the exchange of students and teachers meant to Massachusetts, America, and the world?
Dr. Allan Goodman - Learning Without Liberty is Always in Vain - speaks to this belief of President Kennedy,
Coffee @ The Kennedy Museum
Dr. Kryzanek is Professor Emeritus of Political Science and currently Special Assistant to the President of Bridgewater State University
The History of the Coast Guard in New England
Join the Atwood Museum on February 7th for Senior Chief Ross Comstock’s virtual lecture on the little known and