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This week, Jared Bowen discusses an exhibition of art from the women of Twenty-One in Truro. Plus, a review of a new, virtual production from Arlekin Players Theatre.
Eric Williams Cape Cod Times Sure, we've got great beaches, but Cape Cod is also home to awesome hiking trails. Now that the weather is warmer, and since we're all still trying to keep some distance, a walk to explore the area can be a good way to get out of house. Here are some of the best spots to stretch your legs. 1.) Crowe’s Pasture in East Dennis has it all – marsh, meadows and relaxing dirt roads to wander along. About a mile from the parking lot you’ll find a spectacular Cape Cod Bay beach! Located on South Street in East Dennis.
Artists Suzanne Packer of South Yarmouth and Jane Lincoln of Falmouth were recently interviewed by Jared Bowen at the WGBH Studios in Boston. The artists were invited to discuss the Twenty-One in Truro group of women artists and their exhibition âVisions/Revisionsâ currently on view at the Cape Cod Museum of Art in Dennis. The show will air on Friday, May 21, at 8:30 PM. Jared Bowen is the executive arts editor at WGBH and is the Emmy award-winning host of the weekly television series, âOpen Studio,â which takes viewers inside the creative process, offering a blend of p...
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Film fest screen story of cancer researcher Woods Hole Film Festival will continue its virtual screening series with the documentary “Jim Allison: Breakthrough,” by filmmaker Bill Haney and narrated by Woody Harrelson. The 2019 film is a story of one man’s quest to find a cure for cancer. Allison won the 2018 Nobel Prize for discovering the immune system’s role in defeating the disease after a decades-long struggle against medical skepticism and the resistance of the pharmaceutical industry. When: anytime through Sunday, with live online Q&A with the filmmaker at 7 p.m. Saturday Where...