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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28TH 1PM Watch a powerful documentary on the Cape’s coastal erosion crisis and join a panel discussion with its writer and contributors.
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Dozens of hands-on activities and fun ways to explore, build, tinker, and discover how science shapes our world. Must be 38" tall to ride the bullet train.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH 1PM, linguist and co-founder of the Wôpanâak Language Reclamation Project, jessie little doe baird, will speak about the Wampanoag language.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23RD 1PM Rediscover the trees and trails of Cape Cod in a unique guided meditation, inspired by the ancient Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku.
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Experience the true story of the Provincetown lobster diver who was swallowed by a whale like never before in this unique immersive event FRIDAY NOVEMBER 13 5:30PM
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH 1PM Join WHOI researcher, Jordan Kennedy, for a talk on using Indigenous knowledge of how animals communicate with architecture.
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November 22 1PM, author and historian, Linda Coombs, examines the causes and consequences of America’s least known major war.
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Naturescape Gallery is a rotating art exhibit featuring artists from Cape Cod as well as the New England area. It is located in the Museum's auditorium adjacent to the entrance.
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