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Cotuit Center for the Arts is pleased to announce the return of the hit play “Grounded,” a play by George Brant, directed by Robert Bock.
A showcase of our recent free streaming content. Featuring an archive of our live streamed events that you can watch on demand. We bring the best of what Cotuit Center for the Arts has to offer right to your phone or living room.
Cape Cod artists of all ages and abilities are invited to submit portraiture they have created of themselves or a fellow Cape resident.
For the past 20 years, Lisa Goren has been creating paintings of the ice in Antarctica, Iceland, Alaska, and the High Arctic (near the North Pole). Come explore the Farthest Reaches of our planet from Cape Cod.
An exhibit inspired by the atmosphere, colors and creatures inhabiting the hours between dusk and dawn.
A melting pot of different influences and styles, Melic Moon is the collaboration between vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Amalia Ververis, producer/multi-instrumentalist Mike Mchaby, and drummer/percussionist David Ellis. Streaming live!
The Buoys of Summer pay tribute to the smooth-sailing, silk-stocking SoCal sounds of the 70s and early 80s.
Winter is here. And so is winter weather. If you are visiting campus during the winter, such as to take a class, visit the gallery, or meet with someone on staff, we urge you to use your own discretion about your safety. Read more...
This exhibit showcases the versatility of glass and how glass can bring artwork to life and tell a story.
“Color and Light” will be an open juried exhibit designed to celebrate the world around us in all its majesty and moods.
These short, new media videos are contemporary fables. They examine the power struggles, personal fantasies and social problems of characters in an uncertain world and complex media landscape.
Eventide Theatre Company (ETC) and Cotuit Center for the Arts (CCftA) are seeking actors to appear in the world premiere production of "Teacher of the Year," a video drama written and directed by Jim Dalglish.