Joanne Briana-Gartner

Sandwich resident David Grady has released a new book, “Our Mixtapes, Ourselves: The Happy-Sad Story and Soundtrack of Generation X,” a heartfelt tribute to the 1980s alternative music scene and the lost art of creating mixtapes.

This weekend offers four more chances to see the Falmouth Theatre Guild’s revival of the Jonathan Larson musical “RENT” at Highfield Theatre.

Rock Voices Cape Cod will present a “Greatest Hits!” concert on Saturday, January 10, at 7 PM at the Dennis-Yarmouth Intermediate Middle School.

“Second Chances,” an exhibit by the Cape-based collective Fiber Fusion, is on view through June 14 at Highfield Hall in Falmouth.

The Woods Hole Community Hall was full last Sunday afternoon, with extra chairs hastily unfolded to accommodate the crowd that had turned out in

Buy Now The Holly Berry Quilters Guild meets at the Cape Cod Fairgrounds on the second and fourth Thursday of the month from September to June. From left: Penny Bartlett of Mashpee, Conny Doty of Falmouth and club president Marge Overholtz of Falmouth stand next to the quilt the club will raffle off. The three assembled the quilt from parts that club members fabricated.

Just in time for the start of the season, Jim Bowen’s new book, “Cape Cod and the Islands Family Fun Guide: Creating Unforgettable Memories,” will

The musical “Legally Blonde” sold out its run at Cotuit Center for the Arts in the spring of 2024 and also at the College Light Opera Company later that summer.

Cotuit Center for the Arts’ run of “Sister Act” sold out before opening night and it’s no wonder.

The musical “Legally Blonde” sold out its run at Cotuit Center for the Arts in the spring of 2024 and also at the College Light Opera Company later that summer.