A New Season of 20 Summers Cultural history and political resistance are prominent themes in the five weeks of programming recently announced by 20 Summers for its 12th season. The […]

Alice Di Micele Keeps Going Over a career spanning 35 years, singer-songwriter Alice Di Micele has released 17 albums while raising a family and maintaining a commitment to social activism. […]

Celebrating the Life and Musical Legacy of Canary Burton The musical legacy of the late Canary Burton — longtime Wellfleet resident, modern music composer, and WOMR announcer — will be […]

At the Movies With Alfre Woodard In a career spanning six decades, Alfre Woodard’s sharply observed portrayals of emotionally complex women across independent dramas, legal and medical serials, and popular […]

A Poet of Darkness and Light The Fine Arts Work Center’s 24PearlStreet online writing program will host “Dear Yusef,” a virtual event in honor of poet Yusef Komunyakaa, from 6 […]

Listening to Women at WOMR WOMR has celebrated International Women’s Day since 1988, and for the past 14 years, that celebration has included featuring the station’s women DJs for the […]

Women Artists at the Cape Cod Museum of Art According to a 2022 study published in Artnet News, only 11 percent of acquisitions and less than 15 percent of exhibitions […]

Stories of Environmental Dread and Horror Writer and Eastham librarian Corey Farrenkopf says he doesn’t spend much time plotting things out when he writes a story. He prefers to let […]

A Junior-Size Sondheim Musical After three years of teaching middle- and high-school students in her advanced acting class, Academy Playhouse Artistic Director Judy Hamer knew that her students were ready […]

A Musical Pirate Adventure In Melina Long’s 2003 children’s book How I Became a Pirate, young Jeremy Jacob is playing on a beach when he is enlisted by Capt. Braid […]

The Creative Business of Cape Cod Artists Thirteen Cape Cod artists — painters, printmakers, illustrators, writers, and performers — have been selected by the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod to […]

A Live Simulcast of a Grand Opera The 19th-century Italian composer Giuseppe Verdi — who kept the scores of Beethoven’s string quartets on a shelf near his bed, shared a […]

Writers and Readers at Castle Hill Novelist Karen Dukess will talk with Deborah Jackson Taffa, a citizen of the Yuma Nation and Laguna Pueblo and author of Whiskey Tender, a […]

Kareem Sanjaghi Plays a Bit of Everything Kareem Sanjaghi, who grew up in Brewster and now lives in Plymouth, has been playing the drums for 25 years and leading his […]

John Shuman Is Looking for Answers Wellfleet-based actor and memoirist John Shuman has a lot of questions about the important things we often take for granted, like laughter, music, and […]