Latest Events in Saint Marys(September Updated)

Kentucky Wool Festival aims to promote sheep, wool products, and the local community, offer activities for all age groups. Maintain a family oriented atmosphere, and provide an opportunity for community and school organizations, craftspeople, and individuals to raise money as an alternative to the door to door sales or fundraising drives. Exhibitor will showcase an opportunity to Promote sheep, wool products, and the local community, Have heritage demonstrations going on throughout the festival, to Offer activities for all age groups, an opportunity for community and school organizations, crafts people, and individuals to raise money as an alternative of door to door sales or fund raising drives, Entertain the public by providing an environment where the people can meet, have fun, hear live music, and learn about the history. Information Source: Kentucky Wool Festival Inc | expotobi

Autumn Brushmaking Workshop with Ellie Birkhead A keyboard brush? A beard brush? A crumb brush? During this workshop Ellie will pass on the skills learnt from one of England’s last brushmakers for you to make your very own brushes for the home. Ellie will teach an age old brush binding technique before giving you the opportunity to get creative with making your own designs. You will be introduced to the pillar drill and learn simple woodworking techniques to be able to craft your own handle, as well as having the chance to experiment with a mixture of bristle materials, from old fishing nets to natural fibres. We'll be taking our time to explore the farm and embracing the change in seasons whilst discussing natural materials and connection to place. Delicious Yallah coffee brewed right on the farm and homemade cake will keep us fuelled throughout the session. No experience required - just bring your creativity and curiosity. ____ “I attended one of Ellie’s winter brush-making classes and had a fantastic time. As a maker, I wanted to try something new, and this class was the perfect introduction to brush-making. Ellie was both knowledgeable and supportive, answering questions and offering guidance throughout. I’m excited to make more brushes and look forward to taking another of Ellie’s classes soon!” – Fern Toynton, Nov 24 "What a really engaging workshop! Ellie took the time to put brush making in UK historic context, along with books and examples, which was actually as useful a take away as the brush making itself as it allowed research into different techniques and materials after the workshop. The brush making workshop itself was well explained, lots of fun and the group all made a selection of different designs under Ellies clear guidance. I personally, and a few others from the group that I know, have made brushes since the workshop - the ultimate compliment to a tutor - if people carry on afterwords." – David White (@thewhittlings), Oct 24. About Ellie Ellie Birkhead is a designer, maker and facilitator who uses the power of craft and creativity to bring about social change. Ellie is passionate about passing on hand skills to people of all ages to build confidence and a deeper understanding and appreciation for natural materials and crafted objects. Ellie’s broad background in making spans from creating props for film and tv, designing for the luxury craft sector, through to facilitating family workshops - but the thread that runs through it all is a love for making, for conversation and connection across the workbench, and a desire to be surrounded by thoughtfully made objects. Information Source: Ellie Birkhead | eventbrite

Tweens and Teens will explore principles that will equip you to come alongside your child as they try and establish their identity, assert their independence and find their place in the world. During the event, Robin Vincent and Cathy Madavan combine decades of parenting experience with research-based principles, giving you a framework to make the right choices for your children and family. You’ll come away with ... A better understanding of what’s going on in their brains Practical ways to stay connected with your child whilst letting them go Strategies to keep your child safe, both in the real world and online Ways to help your child establish their identity and develop independence Increased confidence in how you, and your child, can thrive during this crucial stage in their development Bonus content to watch at home to help you with even more specific issues What to expect ... At Care for the Family, we have a dedicated team of people working hard to make sure all our events are high quality, professional and the best they can be. This event is well-researched, well-presented and passes the 'vibe check' as the kids say! Most importantly, it will be worth your time. Our speakers might have fancy titles, know the research and have a breadth of knowledge on the subject, but mainly they're parents and not perfect ones! So, get ready to hear all about their parenting fails as well as their successes. We can’t promise that this evening will make you the world's best parent, but we can promise to lift you up and encourage you on your parenting journey. Information Source: Care for the Family | eventbrite

Lenny Clarke Comey Show Come join us for a night of laughs with the one and only Lenny Clarke! This in-person event will take place at 311 Gifford St , so mark your calendars and get ready for a hilarious evening. Lenny's comedy is sure to have you rolling in the aisles, so grab your friends and come on down for a night you won't forget. See you there! Information Source: Blue Water Entertainment & Events | eventbrite

We're really excited to announce Grace Blakeley (Economist and Writer) in Conversation with Francesca Willow (artist, writer and climate activist). Join us at The Woodlane Social Club for an insightful conversation about capitalism, neo-liberalism and more. Tickets are available in 4 tiers to make this event as accessible to as many people as possible, pricing starts from £3 upwards (no one turned away for lack of funds). Copies of Grace's newest paperback Vulture Capitalism will be availble on the night or can also be ordered as part of a solidarity bundle here. More information on the agenda and exact running order will be published closer to the event. Notes: This is an in person event and will not be live streamed. The Venue is wheelchair accessibility but regretfully no BSL interpreter will be at the event. If you have any questions please email us at: rubicundspace@gmail.com About Grace: Information Source: Rubicund Books | eventbrite

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It's our 20th show at Aquatic Brewing, so we hope you come celebrate with us! Award-winning comedians Alan Moreau & Kindra Lansburg will be joining us. Alan Moreau first honed his comedic chops riding the bench for his college basketball team and has since parlayed his quick wit into a standup career. Audiences never experience the same set twice when the Rhode Island native is on stage, as he is able to turn a standard show into a one of a kind conversation. Alan has been a featured performer in the Rogue Island Comedy Festival, Mutiny Radio Comedy Festival, Whale City Comedy Festival, and DC Comedy Festival. He has opened for numerous national acts such as Mark Normand, Joe List, and Jenny Zigrino. When Alan is not on stage he is training elite basketball players, mentoring the youth, or taking a nap. Kindra Lansburg is a rising comedian in Boston. She has been featured in the Women in Comedy Festival, the Rogue Island Comedy Festival and the Boston Comedy Festival. Kindra is a co-producer of several shows around Boston including Lucky's Lounge Comedy on Monday nights and Penny Pinchers Brewing in Millbury. Boston Comedy Standout & Plymouth native Nestor Matute will also be hosting the show! Many of our 'pop-in' comedians have appeared on MTV, Letterman, Kimmel, Tonight Show, The Late Late Show, Kill Tony, TruTV just to name a few. Get your tickets early. Purchase your drinks at the brewery, and feel free to bring your own snacks! Information Source: Paperback Comedy | eventbrite

Join Sandy Waters Medium on April 27th, 2025 from 2pm-3:30pm for Mediumship Event at Sea Crest Beach Resort in North Falmouth, MA! All guests are welcome to come early for food & drinks. (Sold Separately). Guests who come early can enjoy 10% off food at the on-site restaurant, The Lantern Room! Each ticket gives one entry for a $50 Sea Crest Dining Credit Gift Card! Tickets are $45 per person & Non-Refundable. Medium Night's are a group setting where Sandy will be connecting audience members with loved ones who have passed. She will try to get to as many people as possible but can not guarantee everyone will get a reading. Each reading is meant to be personal and provide the comfort of a true connection. Information Source: Sandy Waters Medium | eventbrite

Lewis Parker, The Man with the Golden Sound aka The Deadliest Man with an SP , is a pioneering UK rapper and producer known for his rich, cinematic beats and razor-sharp lyricism. With a career spanning over three decades, he has crafted a signature style rooted in golden-era hip-hop, blending jazz-infused samples with intricate, soulful production. From Masquerades & Silhouettes to The Puzzle , Parker’s work embodies authenticity, influencing generations of artists while keeping the essence of true hip-hop alive. A master of his craft, his sound remains unmistakable—timeless, raw, and always ahead of the curve. Lewis Parker will be on stage performing alongside local Falmouth DJ and Verdant Taproom Resident Kid Brasi. Information Source: Blueprint, Falmouth | eventbrite

Paul Murphy spent almost eleven years as an Assistant District Attorney, supervising several of Massachusetts’s busiest courthouses, before building a reputation as a noted criminal-defense trial attorney. The unexpected twist to this story is that, for nine of those years, under the pseudonym of Paul D’Angelo, Paul was simultaneously becoming one of the nation’s top standup comedians. Combining an energetic, charismatic stage presence and spontaneous improvisational talent with an endless array of intelligent humor delivered in an animated style that grabs and holds the attention of crowds everywhere he performs, Paul’s constantly evolving and diverse selection of original material “takes normal everyday experiences and makes them sound absolutely hilarious.” Critics further write that “(Paul D’Angelo) is an energetic performer who gives a peak performance at every show.” “His quick comedic mind,” “unique observations” and “down to earth, stop-and-think humor” “keeps the crowd in hysterics." Paul will be joined by fellow comedian Mitch Stinson and host Mike Hanley. Get your ticket before they sell out! To buy tickets, click the button for tickets. Further inquiries, please call 508-274-2190. Doors open at 7 pm & the show starts at 8 pm. Information Source: FLAPJACK! Comedy Productions | eventbrite

Slavery and Abolitionism on Cape Cod, June 11, 2025 at 4pm From the era of the Puritans right through to the end of the Revolutionary War, Boston was a central hub for the slave trade. Slaves were brought on board ships from the African coast with regularity, often mastered by Cape Cod Sea captains. The number of slaves per household was much smaller in the Northeast as compared to the South, yet nonetheless, a much-needed labor force was desired, reaching its zenith when our nation first officially started. After Massachusetts legally prohibited its practice in 1780, sea captains became engaged in a variety of ways within its continuance. There were some captains who brought them in surreptitiously, while others enhanced the slave market in other indirect ways. Polarizing lines were drawn up. The commonwealth’s maritime industry became quite divided with some fighting for the cause of abolitionism while other captains wished only to witness a very slow demise of this profitable endeavor. The book discusses religious views, political platforms, economic factors, and social movements that existed during the pre-Civil War period. We gain an insight into the thinking of the day. Sharing several profiles of notable Black slaves living in Massachusetts demonstrates the enormous contributions made to the overall growth of our country. $20 Non-Members/ $10 Members, or donation based ticket. Light refreshments served. Information Source: Falmouth Museums on the Green | eventbrite

Our 2025 Tour De Taverns event is almost here! Hosted by PAL of Cape Cod, the objective is to prevent juvenile delinquency and youth violence. Join us on this ride for some poker fun and to help fund kids in our community! We will start at The Flying Bridge and end at Shipwrecked by 3pm. Pick up a poker card at each stop. The best poker hand at the end wins a $100 prize! Information Source: PAL of Cape Cod | eventbrite

Join our guest experts from Hartney Greymont in Winchester for a hands-on workshop on pruning and caring for fruit trees. Q&A included! Join Hartney Greymont on Saturday, June 14th at our Winchester location from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM for a hands-on workshop on pruning and caring for established fruit trees. Learn from the experts, get materials to take home, and enjoy a Q&A session. We hope to see you there! This workshop also includes a $10 coupon on purchases $20 or more to use on that same day! Information Source: Mahoney's Garden Centers | eventbrite

The HNC/FdSc Professional Superyacht Engineer course is a new, pioneering 3-year course at Falmouth Marine School. Developed after feedback and close collaboration with the industry, it represents a hybrid approach based on traditional marine engineering expertise, combined with a strong focus on the current and future skills needed to support the technological and sustainable development of the sector. Come along to our Taster Event at Falmouth Marine School to chat to the experts and view our amazing facilities to help decide if this programme is an ideal fit for you! Further info about the course: The event will focus upon a career route into the Super Yacht industry and will require learners to commence an 18-month period of study in Falmouth Marine School to complete a Foundation Degree in marine engineering related study. Learners will also spend 16 weeks during this study period undergoing sea-going training with our commercial partner (Turn to Starboard) to complete the commercial qualifications required to enter in to employment. To achieve the necessary qualifications learners will be timetabled to attend five days per week over the 18-month program with the usual breaks during the Easter, Summer, Christmas and half term periods. Charges for the Foundation degree program would normally be funded as for all other Higher Education programs, fees for the 2 academic years of the program are currently set at £9250/ academic year, however this is subject to any changes as made by the government. Applicants will be requested to attend an interview prior to making the usual application through UCAS. There is an additional cost for the commercial qualifications and more details of this will be made available during the event; this cost will need to be funded by the individual. The college application and interview processes focus upon those learners who are most likely to achieve employment within this industry and whilst there is no age limit upon application, our research indicates that the industry prefers to take application from those who fall within the 18 to 30 age group. This may be stretched to an upper age limit of 35 for those that can offer a wide range of engineering skills. The college would suggest for those applicants who fall outside of this age group, that there are other ways of applying to commence a career within this sector and are happy to advise. Information Source: Cornwall College Group | eventbrite

With their first ever full-length production, this unique interpretation turns Shakespeare’s iconic tragedy into an outrageous, fall-on-the-floor comedy! Four Forty breathe new life into the feuding families of Verona and their star-crossed lovers, revealing unexpected laughter and joy in the familiar tale.Rediscover Romeo and Juliet as a vibrant, comical, and thoroughly anarchic experience. A must-see that transforms the timeless story into an unforgettable celebration of Shakespearean silliness! Suitable for all ages, this production captivates those studying Shakespeare for the first time, introduces newcomers to the Bard’s work, and offers lifelong fans a delightful, fresh perspective on a timeless classic. Please read this important information about events at Trebah: Doors will open 1 hour before the performance to allow time for you to explore the garden, have a picnic or just leisurely make your way to the amphitheatre to take your seat. Doors will close 15 minutes after the start time of the performance. This event takes place in our open-air amphitheatre and we are used to the Cornish weather! Outdoor events will only be cancelled in extreme weather conditions, so please bring a coat! Please allow 20 minutes before the performance starts to walk to the amphitheatre. With tiered seating and plenty of leg room, there’s no need to bring your own chairs (but a cushion is a good idea). Please be aware, that seating is unreserved. A number of cushioned seats with back supports are available at the amphitheatre on a first-come-first-served basis. For large parties and groups, please arrive in plenty of time if you would like seats together. Due to the topography of the garden there is limited access to the amphitheatre, which may not be suitable for all types of mobility vehicles. We will do everything we can to make sure you can see the show but please call us on 01326 252205 before booking to discuss. For accessibility/carer tickets, please call us on 01326252205. Our only toilets are within the Visitor Centre at the top of the garden. Although many of our paths are lit, it is advisable to bring a torch with you. Free parking is available for all events. Trebah loves dogs but unfortunately they are unable to attend live performance events. We have a pop-up bar selling alcoholic and soft drinks. You are welcome to bring your own drinks and food to the event. Information Source: Trebah Garden | eventbrite

Title: The Remarkable History of Penikese Island Description: Penikese Island, a 75-acre wildlife sanctuary at the southwest end of the Elizabeth Island chain, has played many roles throughout its rich history. Once home to a natural history summer school and later a leper colony, it now serves as a vital refuge for endangered seabirds. Today, the Penikese Island School uses this living classroom to inspire environmental literacy and stewardship. We invite you to explore the island’s remarkable legacy and its ongoing contributions to conservation and science education. Kimberly Ulmer Bio: Kimberly Ulmer is the Executive Director of the Penikese Island School. Kimberly is a scientist, educator, and all around hydrophile with a passion for science education and outreach. Her scientific research background spans genetics, neuroscience, and marine biology, with fieldwork conducted aboard sailing vessels investigating microbial genomes and ocean plastics. With experience in both formal and informal education, Kimberly taught biology, aquaculture, and environmental science at Tabor Academy and has also led programs for the Woods Hole Children's School of Science, Falmouth Academy's summer program, Sail MV, and Habitat Kids. Information Source: The Friends of Nobska Light | eventbrite

Join us for a summer evening at Trebah's private beach! We're firing up the BBQ and inviting you to kick back, relax, and soak up the natural beauty of the coastline accompanied by live music from James Dixon. Tickets include exclusive garden and beach access, a choice of beef burger, grilled mackerel or a vegan burger served with salad leaves, potato salad, tomato relish and coleslaw. Pre-booking is essential, you must pre-order your food, please select your food option using the 'Add-On' section. Our boathouse bar will be open from 5pm serving alcoholic, soft drinks and ice creams. Food will be available from 5:30pm - 7:00pm. Please arrive by 6pm, after this time the doors will be closed. Your ticket price includes garden entry from 4pm onwards. With live music from James Dixon starting at 6:30pm, there will be a relaxed and fun atmosphere for friends, family and colleagues to come together and celebrate Summer! With a sound that is both raw and intimate, James Dixon engages his audiences across the country with heartfelt lyrics, soulful vocals and a guitar style described as “red in tooth and claw” (Americana-UK) Heavily inspired by Chris Whitley, John Martyn, Kelly Joe Phelps, Neil Young, Nic Jones, Chris Wood and Ralph McTell. For more information about James Dixon, please visit Home - James Dixon . With limited picnic benches, we would recommend bringing a camping chair or a picnic blanket. If you have any dietary requirements, please email polly@trebah-garden.co.uk prior to the event. Trebah loves dogs, but unfortunately they are unable to attend this event. There will be access to a portaloo at the beach for this event. Information Source: Trebah Garden | eventbrite

Welcome back, Poland Regional High School Class of 2005 ! Get ready to catch up with old friends and relive those high school memories at our upcoming reunion. Join us at Birchwood Brewing for an afternoon filled with laughter, nostalgia, and maybe even a few embarrassing stories. Don't miss this chance to reconnect with your classmates and see how far everyone has come since graduation. We can't wait to see you there! You are permitted to bring one guest 21+, who must also purchase a ticket. Tickets will be on sale until June 13th or until we hit capacity of 80 people. There will be indoor and outdoor seating. Picture slide show. Music playlist of early 2000s music. Cornhole in the back outdoor patio. Appetizers Buffet Charcuterie Board Bruschetta/Capris Platter w/ Balsamic Glaze Veggie Platter w/ Cucumber Dill Dip Chicken Buffalo Dip w/ Nacho Chips Chicken Wings Jumbo Shrimp with cocktail sauce Drunken Tots Quesadillas (cut into smaller slices: cheese, steak, & chicken) Cash Bar Birchwood Brewing specializes in American ales and lagers and plans to have rotating taps that will include three flagship beers: brown, wheat and IPA . Hard Seltzer, tea, italian sodas, mocktails, and a full bar. Feel free to order from the pub menu if you want more then appetizers. For a sweet treat visit the icecream shop next door. Information Source: Adam Fahey, Ben Briggs, Angela Greenwald | eventbrite

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Join us for an unforgettable evening under the warm glow of lanterns at the Pier Garden as we kick off our summer series in style! We’re thrilled to welcome the incredible Samuel Glazebrook to headline the 2nd event of the season with live music that sets the perfect tone for summer nights. Expect cheap drinks, delicious food, and a laid-back vibe in one of the most beautiful spots by the water. Come for the music, stay for the atmosphere — this is one night you won’t want to miss. Information Source: Mordros Productions | eventbrite

Will Keating - Award-winning singer-songwriter known for his powerful voice and evocative storytelling, Will's music blends traditional folk influences with modern sensibilities, capturing the spirit of Cornwall. With a loyal fanbase, he continues to enchant audeinces with his heartfelt performances and deep connection to his beloved home of Cornwall. Will shall be performing with special guest musicians to be announced. Please read this important information about events at Trebah: · Doors will open 1 hour before the performance to allow time for you to explore the garden, have a picnic or just leisurely make your way to the amphitheatre to take your seat. · Doors will close 15 minutes after the start time of the performance. · This event takes place in our open-air amphitheatre and we are used to the Cornish weather! Outdoor events will only be cancelled in extreme weather conditions, so please bring a coat! · Please allow 20 minutes before the performance starts to walk to the amphitheatre. · With tiered seating and plenty of leg room, there’s no need to bring your own chairs (but a cushion is a good idea). Please be aware, that seating is unreserved. · A number of cushioned seats with back supports are available at the amphitheatre on a first-come-first-served basis. · For large parties and groups, please arrive in plenty of time if you would like seats together. · Due to the topography of the garden there is limited access to the amphitheatre, which may not be suitable for all types of mobility vehicles. We will do everything we can to make sure you can see the show but please call us on 01326 252205 before booking to discuss. · For accessibility/carer tickets, please call us on 01326252205. · Our only toilets are within the Visitor Centre at the top of the garden. · Although many of our paths are lit, it is advisable to bring a torch with you. · Free parking is available for all events. · Trebah loves dogs but unfortunately they are unable to attend live performance events. · We have a pop-up bar selling alcoholic and soft drinks. There will be pasties and sausage rolls available to purchase. You are welcome to bring your own drinks and food to the event. Information Source: Trebah Garden | eventbrite

We are delighted to welcome Falmouth Community Gospel Choir, Choir Director, Ley Adewole is an award-winning gospel singer, songwriter and vocal coach who has recorded and performed live with top recording artists such as Stevie Wonder, George Michael and Take That, to name a few. Richard Penrose is the Musical Director and an accomplished pianist, composer, producer and arranger. He had supported artists such as Courtney Pine, Jan Ackerman and Katrina and the Waves and played with numerous international jazz artists. Falmouth Community Gospel Choir have sung at diverse events including Bar Silo, Tunes in the Dunes, Porthleven Food and Music Festival, Falmouth Oyster Festival and The Inauguration of the Bishop of Truro. 'The zest and enthusiasm of Ley and her choir was completely infectious. What a Talent!' - audience Penlee Park Open Air Theatre June 2022. The choir meet in Falmouth but is made up of people from all over Cornwall. They inspire and connect all those that hear them sing the glorious sound of gospel music. Find out more at www.falmouthcommunitygospelchoir.com Please read this important information about events at Trebah: Doors will open 1 hour before the performance to allow time for you to explore the garden, have a picnic or just leisurely make your way to the amphitheatre to take your seat. Doors will close 15 minutes after the start time of the performance. This event takes place in our open-air amphitheatre and we are used to the Cornish weather! Outdoor events will only be cancelled in extreme weather conditions, so please bring a coat! Please allow 20 minutes before the performance starts to walk to the amphitheatre. With tiered seating and plenty of leg room, there’s no need to bring your own chairs (but a cushion is a good idea). Please be aware, that seating is unreserved. A number of cushioned seats with back supports are available at the amphitheatre on a first-come-first-served basis. For large parties and groups, please arrive in plenty of time if you would like seats together. Due to the topography of the garden there is limited access to the amphitheatre, which may not be suitable for all types of mobility vehicles. We will do everything we can to make sure you can see the show but please call us on 01326 252205 before booking to discuss. For accessibility/carer tickets, please call us on 01326252205. Our only toilets are within the Visitor Centre at the top of the garden. Although many of our paths are lit, it is advisable to bring a torch with you. Free parking is available for all events. Trebah loves dogs but unfortunately they are unable to attend live performance events. We have a pop-up bar selling alcoholic and soft drinks. You are welcome to bring your own drinks and food to the event. Information Source: Trebah Garden | eventbrite

The HNC/FdSc Professional Superyacht Engineer course is a new, pioneering 3-year course at Falmouth Marine School. Developed after feedback and close collaboration with the industry, it represents a hybrid approach based on traditional marine engineering expertise, combined with a strong focus on the current and future skills needed to support the technological and sustainable development of the sector. Come along to our Taster Event at Falmouth Marine School to chat to the experts and view our amazing facilities to help decide if this programme is an ideal fit for you! Further info about the course: The event will focus upon a career route into the Super Yacht industry and will require learners to commence an 18-month period of study in Falmouth Marine School to complete a Foundation Degree in marine engineering related study. Learners will also spend 16 weeks during this study period undergoing sea-going training with our commercial partner (Turn to Starboard) to complete the commercial qualifications required to enter in to employment. To achieve the necessary qualifications learners will be timetabled to attend five days per week over the 18-month program with the usual breaks during the Easter, Summer, Christmas and half term periods. Charges for the Foundation degree program would normally be funded as for all other Higher Education programs, fees for the 2 academic years of the program are currently set at £9250/ academic year, however this is subject to any changes as made by the government. Applicants will be requested to attend an interview prior to making the usual application through UCAS. There is an additional cost for the commercial qualifications and more details of this will be made available during the event; this cost will need to be funded by the individual. The college application and interview processes focus upon those learners who are most likely to achieve employment within this industry and whilst there is no age limit upon application, our research indicates that the industry prefers to take application from those who fall within the 18 to 30 age group. This may be stretched to an upper age limit of 35 for those that can offer a wide range of engineering skills. The college would suggest for those applicants who fall outside of this age group, that there are other ways of applying to commence a career within this sector and are happy to advise. Information Source: Cornwall College Group | eventbrite

Juston has multiple appearances on “ The Tonight Show”, one-hour specials on “ Comedy Central ” and “ Amazon Prime ”, including “ Parentally Challenged ” and “ On Mid-Life Support . His 5th stand-up special, “ On the Bright Side”, is currently streaming on his YouTube channel. He has appeared on numerous Comedy Central shows including his half-hour Comedy Central Presents and his own one-hour special. He has appeared several times on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno and Conan O’Brien as well as a Showtime Special with Rob Gronkowski. Twice he has performed at the TD Garden with Denis Leary’s “Comics Come Home”. His TV & movie credits include; The King of Queens,100 Centre Street, The Zoo Keeper and Here Comes the Boom. Juston will be joined by fellow comedian Graig Murphy and host Jeff Keon. Get your ticket before they sell out! To buy tickets, click the button for tickets. Further inquiries, please call 508-274-2190. Doors open at 7 pm & the show starts at 8 pm. Information Source: FLAPJACK! Comedy Productions | eventbrite

Join us in Falmouth for a special seminar with Alec Charais from Endless Summer® Hydrangeas and First Editions® Shrubs & Trees, as we take a closer look at one of the most iconic and versatile flowering shrubs—hydrangeas! Alec will guide us through the main types of hydrangeas, how to choose the right ones for your landscape, and share tips on care and maintenance to keep them healthy and beautiful. You’ll also get a rare behind-the-scenes look at hydrangea breeding—from what it takes to develop new varieties to how breeders influence the future of our gardens. Whether you’re just discovering hydrangeas or looking to deepen your expertise, this is a can’t-miss event! Attendees will receive helpful handouts and a $10 coupon , valid on hydrangeas that same day. Information Source: Mahoney's Garden Centers | eventbrite

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. Tours on Tuesdays are at 11:45am , allowing time to visit the buildings. Saturday tours are at 1pm. The tour will last about 40 minutes. The dates are as follows: June 17th & 28th, July 12th, July 22nd, Aug 9th, Aug 26th, Sept 13th, Sept 23rd and Oct. 7th & 11th. Donations for the upkeep of the gardens would be greatly appreciated! Join 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. Information Source: Falmouth Museums on the Green | eventbrite

Join us for a fun-filled summer celebration, featuring history and creativity! Children will take a guided tour of the historic c. 1790 Dr. Francis Wicks House , learning about how rooms were decorated in the past and what they reveal about the people who lived in them. Afterward, kids can get creative with a take home craft. Come celebrate the season with history, hands-on fun! Recommended for children ages 4-9. Free, Donations are welcome. Limited Capacity, please pre-register children (adults do not need to register). This program is free thanks to the generosity of both the Caroline S. Lloyd Education Fund & Grace Hauser Memorial Fund. Information Source: Falmouth Museums on the Green | eventbrite

Twins Sebastian and Viola are separated from one another by sea and storm. Shipwrecked and without her brother for the firsttime, Viola finds herself washed up in Illyria, a playground for the hedonistic and lovesick elite. What unravels next sends the story spinning into a web of unrequited love, mistaken identities, hilarious awkwardness, cruelty, and mischief. Miracle Theatre delivers a bold, fresh, accessible take on Shakespeare’s comedy, blending their playful spirit with the Bard’s wit. Expect plenty of belly laughs, heart ache, gloriously outrageous characters, and a contemporary twist where chance, disguise, and sheer madness prove that connection transcends appearances, and the heart wants what it wants! This Uproarious production boasts Miracle’s signature high energy, sharp dialogueand memorable comic moments/characters, designed to give audiences plenty to talk and laugh about. To read more about Miracle Theatre click on the link below: Miracle Theatre Please read this important information about events at Trebah: Doors will open 1 hour before the performance to allow time for you to explore the garden, have a picnic or just leisurely make your way to the amphitheatre to take your seat. Doors will close 15 minutes after the start time of the performance. This event takes place in our open-air amphitheatre and we are used to the Cornish weather! Outdoor events will only be cancelled in extreme weather conditions, so please bring a coat! Please allow 20 minutes before the performance starts to walk to the amphitheatre. With tiered seating and plenty of leg room, there’s no need to bring your own chairs (but a cushion is a good idea). Please be aware, that seating is unreserved. A number of cushioned seats with back supports are available at the amphitheatre on a first-come-first-served basis. For large parties and groups, please arrive in plenty of time if you would like seats together. Due to the topography of the garden there is limited access to the amphitheatre, which may not be suitable for all types of mobility vehicles. We will do everything we can to make sure you can see the show but please call us on 01326 252205 before booking to discuss. For accessibility/carer tickets, please call us on 01326252205. Our only toilets are within the Visitor Centre at the top of the garden. Although many of our paths are lit, it is advisable to bring a torch with you. Free parking is available for all events. Trebah loves dogs but unfortunately they are unable to attend live performance events. We have a pop-up bar selling alcoholic and soft drinks. You are welcome to bring your own drinks and food to the event. Information Source: Trebah Garden | eventbrite

Pick Your Project - Waves - with Jessie at October Gulls, Falmouth, MA Come join us at October Gulls - N. Falmouth for a fun and creative event with Jessie! Let your creativity flow as you pick your project centered around the theme of waves . Whether you're a beginner or an experienced crafter, this in-person event is perfect for anyone looking to unwind and get crafty. Don't miss out on this opportunity to create something special while enjoying the company of fellow craft enthusiasts. See you there! Information Source: Two Crafty Chicks | eventbrite

Thursday, August 7th | 5:30–7:30 PM | Remarks at 6pm Falmouth Museums on the Green, 55 Palmer Ave Please join the Falmouth Historical Society for a festive evening in the museum’s beautiful garden honoring Jim Lloyd, this year’s recipient of the Heritage Award. This annual award celebrates individuals whose dedication and contributions have made a lasting impact on the preservation and enrichment of Falmouth’s history and community life. Jim Lloyd’s commitment to civic and cultural life in Falmouth spans decades. From leading trolley tours through the town’s maritime past to serving as treasurer for numerous nonprofits—from Salt Pond Areas Bird Sanctuaries to the Friends of Fairwinds—Jim has been a constant champion of the causes that make our community strong. His long-standing support of the Historical Society, alongside his late wife Caroline, has included everything from gift shop stewardship to educational programming and strategic leadership. The evening will include a catered reception with libations, live musical performances by local youth string musicians, and a special self-guided candlelight tour of the c.1790 Dr. Francis Wicks House Museum. The tour pays tribute to the “Fix the Wicks” campaign —a restoration initiative close to Jim’s heart. We invite you to raise a glass in Jim’s honor and celebrate the inspiring spirit of community service and historic preservation. Tickets: $90per person Information Source: Falmouth Museums on the Green | eventbrite