From PAAM in Provincetown to the Falmouth Art Center, Cape Cod has so much to see and do in the arts. Arts and crafts shows pop up all over during the summer - enough on some weekends to keep you hopping from morning to night. There is no way one blog post can cover all of it - so we will just look at some of the more major spots to fill your heart with art.
Showing posts with label crafts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crafts. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Arts on the Cape
Labels:
Art,
artists,
Arts Festival,
Cape Cod,
Cape Cod Arts Association,
Castle Hill,
crafts,
Cultural Center of Cape Cod,
Falmouth Arts Centre,
Hyannis Harbor Artists' Shanties,
HYARTS,
PAAM
Sunday, March 06, 2011
Exciting opportunities for women on Cape Cod
March being Women's History month, it seems like the right time to talk about some wonderful women-centric events and groups here on Cape Cod: The SheArt Network, Cape Women Online, and Geek Girls Camp '11.
The SheArt Network is a nonprofit here on the Cape that, as stated on their web site, provides "a supportive, creative environment where women share ideas, learn new artistic techniques, create and sell SheArt products and help women in transition."
The SheArt Network is a nonprofit here on the Cape that, as stated on their web site, provides "a supportive, creative environment where women share ideas, learn new artistic techniques, create and sell SheArt products and help women in transition."
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Crafting for a cause or for fun
Crafting during these Cape Cod winter days, is a great way to spend time when the wind is gusting over 30 knots and the chill off the ocean makes you seek refuge inside. The arts and crafts are thriving here on the Cape and what is better then doing a craft and helping out a great cause at the same time.
It turns out that Cape Cod Cooperative Bank is helping to support one of these great crafting for a cause programs: Project Linus (yes that's Linus like in Charlie Brown). Project Linus was started in 1995, to provide seriously ill or traumatized children with warmth and security through the gift of handmade afghans and blankets. You can read more about project Linus here.
It turns out that Cape Cod Cooperative Bank is helping to support one of these great crafting for a cause programs: Project Linus (yes that's Linus like in Charlie Brown). Project Linus was started in 1995, to provide seriously ill or traumatized children with warmth and security through the gift of handmade afghans and blankets. You can read more about project Linus here.
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