Walk to the corner of Pearl and South Street in Hyannis, and you’ll find what’s locally referred to as the HyArts Campus, a collective of spaces that includes the Geyer Barn. Fashioned as a community art space, the Guyer Barn … Continue reading
The history of the U. S. Coast Guard dates back to 1790, when President Washington named General Joseph Otis as the head of Revenue Marine in the Port of Barnstable. It became the first Coast Guard installation on Cape Cod. … Continue reading
Take a walk through the wonderful John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum and you’ll understand why this area of the coast was so near and dear to the President. It was here in Hyannis Port on Cape Cod that President Kennedy developed … Continue reading
The Calhoun Museum of American Art, located in a charming home in Cotuit, MA, is a showcase for the folk art of local artists, Ralph and Martha Calhoun. Closed for remodeling and expansion this winter, the museum will re-open on … Continue reading
Back in 1948, a group of art lovers got together and formed the Cape Cod Art Association (CCAA) with a mission to promote and support art and artists in the area. Nearly 70 years later, the organization has grown from … Continue reading
