Cotuit Center for the Arts presents, “Take Me to Provincetown,” a one-man musical revue by Kevin Quill, May 17 through 27 in the Black Box Theater.

Dawkins' Travel is in need of a marketing campaign that will motivate tourists to take a journey with them. Come with us for a musical review and "Let Dawkins get you there with confidence!"

Inspired by Miguel de Cervantes’ seventeenth-century masterpiece Don Quixote, Man of La Mancha is one of the most successful musicals in Broadway history.

"Bloom" will be the first integrated exhibition mounted in collaboration with Cape Cod Collaborative Arts Network. This exhibition will feature the work of local artists of all abilities, including artists with disabilities.

Laura Fantini is a hyper-realistic minimalist artist living and working in both Brooklyn, NY and Bologna, Italy. She specializes in colored pencil still life defined by strong contrast values and highly theatrical compositions with dramatic lighting.

Creating a piece of sculpture or pottery—which is essentially the unlikely transformation of an amorphous blob of clay into an object of beauty—has always seemed a bit magical to me.

Cotuit Center for the Arts and Payomet Performing Arts Center are proud to present Rock'n'Roll Hall-of-Famer Roger McGuinn at the Tilden Arts Center in Barnstable.

Come gather 'round people wherever you roam! Cotuit Center for the Arts will hold its 8th annual celebration of the music of Bob Dylan. The show will feature the Dylan-interpreting talents of Art Tebbetts, Danielle Miraglia, and Matt Borrello.

Excited about our annual Cape Cod Cabaret Festival? You bet we are! On this Mother's Day Weekend, a collection of musical friends celebrates DIVAS!

Centertonix hosts the Cape Cod Surftones, the Cranberry Shores Chorus and three local high school groups for their 2nd annual a cappella festival

Zion Union Heritage Museum will host Sing Sistah Sing!—a dazzling tribute to Leontyne Price, Marian Anderson, Donna Summer, Nina Simone, Billie Holiday, and other singers in the pantheon of American music.

The first Annual COMBINED Sturgis East & West Arts Festival! Come celebrate the artistry of our friends from the Sturgis Charter Schools.

Talk and book signing with Anthony M. Amore, a special event to benefit tales of Cape Cod and the restoration of the Colonial Courthouse

High school students will take over Cotuit Center for the Arts on Thursday, May 3, from 6 to 8 PM, for a pop-up experiment celebrating student activism, voice, and vision.

Celebrate the Kentucky Derby Cotuit Style! We’ll have live betting, a hat parade and contest, photo ops with horses, surprise events and of course, mint juleps! This year, the event falls on Cinco de Mayo, prompting a fun “mash-up”.

These sessions provide an opportunity to work in a studio environment from a live model in the artists preferred medium. Artist Jessie Nickerson will structure and time the model as well as be available for some basic instruction and coaching.

A Writing Gym for Women with Christine Ernst.

SUNday morning Yoga – this pure and simple 75-minute Hatha-based yoga class is for all levels, with varying instructors.

With Sam Holmstock of Entrain. A Drum Circle is a group of people from just a few to, say, 50, sitting in a circle experiencing the spontaneous creation of music on a variety of drums and World percussion.

Designed for veterans with Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). It is also open to anyone struggling with trauma of any kind: brain injury, stroke, dementia, and PTSD. With Sam Holmstock of Entrain.

Turn that old side table into a masterpiece or that ugly chair into an heirloom! Transform old, unwanted, or unused pieces of furniture into works of art! If you can hold a paintbrush you can master the techniques taught in this class.

"The compositions and gestures of these paintings are interpretations of my memories from walking the beaches of Cape Cod. I hope they evoke emotion and memories for viewers as well.”

Hilarious, soulful and heartwarming, "Cougar the Musical" unleashes three divine but disillusioned women who develop a taste for hot, young men. They let their inner cougar roar and purr, finding self-love and empowerment in the process.

"Here to Be Heard" tells the story of The Slits, the world’s first all-girl punk rock group.

This will be one of the hottest shows of the year! Las Cafeteras have taken the music scene by storm with their infectious live performances and have crossed-genre and musical borders.

Join Bruce Marshall for his second open mic hosting at Cotuit Center for the Arts on June 1. This will be a fun night of music at CCftA with a its superior acoustics and sight lines.

Let go and allow your art to take place without preconceived notions. The journey an artist strives for is to arrive at a place where discoveries happen. Leave your comfort zone and enter a world of exciting and expressive painting.

This is a rare class. Most sculpture classes are either portrait or full figure ones, but this class focuses on sculpting arms and legs, an essential part of any sculptor’s education.

Learn how to use your controls, adjustments, and abilities to help you take and make better pictures. Join fine art photographer/ photography instructor Susan Simon in this five-week class as you uncover the essentials of photography.

Students will learn basic chords and strumming patterns to classic songs that everyone knows. Once you’ve learned a few basic techniques, you’ll be on your way to playing pretty much any song you’d like to.

Intermediate Ukulele covers finger picking, single note melody playing, advanced and novelty strumming patterns, tablature, jazz chords and other fun approaches to the instrument. Arrangements are new and fresh for each new session.

Using big brushes, water-mixable oil paints, and a palette knife, full-time Sandwich-based artist Joe Gallant will demonstrate and guide you through the steps of creating your own large horizontal seascape.

Acrylic Fridays is a FUN class where you can discover and develop your own painting style. Beginners/intermediate/advanced. All skill levels welcomed!

Contrary to popular belief, watercolor is very forgiving. It has a fluidity and transparency unlike any other medium. Prior to beginning a beautiful painting, you'll be guided in sketching the subject (no prior drawing experience necessary).

In this fast-paced class, award-winning juried fine art photographer and instructor Bob Singer explains and illustrates high dynamic range imaging and shows you how to easily create your own HDR masterpieces in your computer’s digital darkroom.

This is a chance to learn the skills of painting while soaking in the beautiful surroundings of Cape Cod. Students will learn how to select a subject, which will be followed by a step-by-step painting demonstration.

Learn the basics of public speaking and practice your new skills with this painless and fun three-session course with expert educator and speaker, Jessica Ellis-Wilson!

This class will discuss the art form of doing “nothing” as both stage and screen ensemble with an emphasis on continuity, consistency, and creating a believable world that both the audience and all the actors in the scene can be fully immersed in.

This is a studio-based two-week program that will introduce students to a wide range of art materials and methods of making art for enthusiastic young artists, ages 11 to 16.

Students will draw and sketch what they observe, as well as create mixed-media pieces in 2D and 3D, and will keep a nature journal where they write or respond to nature creatively on their own. For ages 11-16.

Students will have a ball discovering the Bard, exploring his characters and stories, and rehearsing and performing a show they produce themselves!

Exciting studio-based program and will introduce students to a wide range of art materials and ways of making art. Students will create daily art projects while sharing creative studio experiences with a class of their peers.

Young actors will explore scene study, theater games, improvisation, and stage craft in this fun and vibrant workshop culminating in a performance of individual scenes on the Center's Mainstage for friends and family!

This high energy and upbeat class will focus on Basic Tap technique infused with Hip Hop style and music.

Try Improv Bootcamp, a fun AND funny four hours, where you will explore the skills to communicate more effectively, think faster on your feet, and maybe (just maybe) laugh yourself silly!

Have a blast exploring acting, costume-making, karaoke, stage make-up, dance, improv, scriptwriting, stage combat, prop-making, and more in this 2-week theater intensive for kids aged 8 to 15!

This class is for beginner and intermediate level students who want to learn how to create realistic portraits in clay. Instructor Neil Grant teaches a step by step method that demystifies the process for sculpting a head.

Move up from "newbie" to intermediate/advanced level photo editing in this new class with instructor/juried master fine art photographer Bob Singer!

Cotuit Center for the Arts offers an open mic series called Salon of Shorts on the third Wednesday of each month in the Art Studio.

Wine and Music Wednesday is an open house held in our Gallery on the third Wednesday of every month, with wine tasting and live music. Join us for a splendid selection of wines and and entertainment featuring Karaoke with Liz Solomon!

An idyllic trail run becomes a waking nightmare for a single mother when she stumbles upon a brutal murder and must fight for survival against the two killers bent on silencing their only witness.

"I choose to work with fiber for its versatility. Fabric can be layered, stitched, painted and reassembled into a three dimensional object."

This open juried exhibition will be on display during the Center’s highly anticipated summer musical theater production of Man of La Mancha.

She’s like Adele meets Diana Krall meets Bette Midler - sassy, smooth and intoxicating.

This year we will feature the Tim Ray Trio & Daryl Sherman in Cotuit.

The Grab Brothers are true brothers—Larry and Marc Grab—with music that explodes in a kick-ass blend of “Retro for Today” lead guitar crunching rhythms, mystical-leaning lyrics and arena-filling vocals that pull your heart strings on a whim.

Use the power of storytelling to create art with accomplished illustrator Maddie Edgar! Together with Maddie, students will read old folk tales, fairy tales, storybooks, and songs and create their own illustrations in response. Ages 6-12.

Use the power of storytelling to create art with accomplished illustrator Maddie Edgar! Together with Maddie, students will read old folk tales, fairy tales, storybooks, and songs and create their own illustrations in response.

Join Us at the Best Party of the Summer! Entertainment Tonight! Cotuit Center for the Arts’ thoroughly fun and entertaining annual fundraiser. Indulge in gourmet hors-d'oeuvres, bid in the silent and live auctions, and dance the night away.

Wine and Music Wednesday is an open house held in our Gallery on the third Wednesday of every month from 6:00pm to 7:30pm, with wine tasting and live music.

Before the ‘60s were hip, they were square! Join television hostess Hope Henderson and her musical sidekicks for their 1962 holiday special! Meet Hope’s tv family and special guest stars as they bring holiday cheer and ring in the new year.

Well-Strung, a New York City based string quartet, derives their unique blend of vocals and strings by fusing classical music with the pop music of today.

“7 Deadly Sins – an international juried photography exhibit” will run October 13 – November 11. The 2nd international juried photography exhibition presented by CCftA will offer seven prizes totaling more than $3,000 in cash prizes.

Annual meeting agenda.

Christine Rathbun Ernst returns this summer with another all-new nifty collection of story, monologue, and humor.

If you have ever wanted to learn how to sculpt the head and body in clay, this is a great workshop for you.

Join this absolutely-not-intimidating class with master teacher Susan Mendoza Friedman to find your own rhythm and discover your inner tapper!

“Rumble Bumble” is a musical, a comedy, and an exploration of the mind of Tommy, the star (along with three singing puppets) of the smash hit syndicated children's television program “Rumble Bumble,” which takes place on the farm of the same name.

Join us for this exceptional biographical drama about a man who broke too many codes...

A show to treasure. David Lindsay-Abaire’s ripping Ripcord is a deeply satisfying and vastly entertaining story of two elderly women thrown together by a comic cosmic force possessed of a wicked sense of humor.

This new show has Nancy regaling her audiences with stories of her unique childhood growing up in a large Irish Cathoholic family.

The acclaimed Sidney Sussex College Choir is making a stop at Cotuit on their tour! We are thrilled to host this FREE concert by this acclaimed mixed-voice choir.

A highly anticipated regional art exhibit featuring the works of forty-two well known Cape Cod artists depicting the human form.

The Sons of Serendip are a musical group of four friends, who through a series of serendipitous events, came together in graduate school at Boston University and rocketed to popularity after a 4th place finish on America’s Got Talent.

Patty Larkin redefines the boundaries of folk-urban pop music with her inventive guitar wizardry and uncompromising vocals and lyrics.

Last year this same quartet and vocalist paid tribute to Michel LeGrand. This is their return engagement to honor another exceptional composer, pianist, songwriter, arranger and singer: JOBIM. Don't miss this one night only event.

Join us for a drink and a nosh after the beach! This fun Members’ only event will top off a lovely summer Sunday afternoon!

Join Rosalie McCarthy for a fun summer workshop version of her popular year-round class and discover the versatility of acrylics. Twelve hours are packed into just three classes where you'll discover and develop your own painting style.

Join Rosalie McCarthy for a workshop version of her popular year-round class. Twelve hours are packed into just three classes where you'll learn basic watercolor technique.

Cotuit Center for the Arts & Mark Cortale present Broadway @ Cotuit Center for the Arts Two Time Tony Award Winner CHRISTINE EBERSOLE and SETH RUDETSKY as pianist/host

In this fun weekend workshop with master printmaker Alice Galick, you will have the opportunity to explore and experiment with all types of monoprinting.

Learn to make beautiful and unique pieces in clay that can’t be achieved simply by hand or with a potter’s wheel. The slab roller creates large sheets of uniform thickness, and the possibilities are endless!

On Monday August 6th at 7:30, Centertonix leaves the stage and enters the acoustically rich Cotuit Center for the Arts gallery. This elegant hour of song will be followed by a champagne reception.

A modern comedy by Christopher Durang that turns Chekhov on his head. You won’t want to miss this satirical and hysterical look at the lost opportunities and dashed dreams of three wacky siblings and their friends living in Bucks County, PA.

Keep up your tap skills this summer with master teacher Susan Mendoza Friedman!

With the right camera settings, we can actually see what our eyes cannot, freezing motion in a fraction of a second or blurring motion to emphasize the passage of time.

Learn the traditional rhythms of Cuba, West Africa, and Brazil in this FUN class!

Taking figure drawing to the next level in this 2-day workshop with Jackie Reeves!

A unique off-campus workshop with Jackie Reeves and Richard Neal for artists seeking a critical review of finished artwork or works in progress.

One of the standout New York cabaret shows of 2017, My Ship: Songs From 1941 earned Dawn Derow a MAC Award for “Best Female Vocalist.”

Join Greg O’Brien, author of the book “On Pluto: Inside the mind of Alzheimer’s” for a book talk and signing.

“Bullied to Beautiful” is a show that Lisa Jason co-wrote about the years she was bullied as a child and the music that helped inspire and heal her during that difficult time.

An extravaganza of original songs, world-beat grooves, vintage swing, humor, storytelling and special guests! Zoë Lewis is described as a “band in a body!”

Liberace and Peggy Lee return to Cotuit! New York City favorites David Maiocco and Chuck Sweeney reprise their iconic performances as the music legends who defined four decades of music and pop culture.

These dangerous flirts, rowdy rabble-rousers, and saucy comediennes have been teasing their way throughout the country to sold out audiences since 2012.

Five unforgettable Southern women, whose friendships began many years ago on their college swim team, set aside a long weekend every August to recharge those relationships.

Roots & Blues local legend returns. George Gritzbach has been a musician for over 30 years and has played with musical talents such as BB King, Bonnie Raitt, Buddy Guy, Coco Taylor, and more.

Entrepreneur-turned-adventurer, Lulu Leominster, embarks on a thrilling odyssey in Theater Under the Stairs' original family production, "Lulu's Lemonade Stand".

Great refreshments, socializing, entertainment, and more. Bring your friends and have some fun! Part of the Cultural Center’s Sober Social Program. Lots of socializing, but no alcohol!

A collection of original stories - mysterious and haunting - of the supernatural world of Cape Cod. Written by the author of CCftA favorites “Lines in the Sand,” “Unsafe,” and “Bark Park.”

There will be a talk with the artists at 5 PM on Saturday, June 16, followed by a reception until 7 PM.

Paint large! Experience the fun, freedom, and spontaneity of using large brushes available at hardware stores to create landscape and seascape paintings with artist Joe Gallant!

Explore a new way of printmaking with master printmaker, Alice Galick, in this exciting 3-day workshop!

Kids aged 5 to 9 write, rehearse, and perform a their own play in this week-long super fun class!

Whether your child is a budding actor, musician, singer, writer, or all of the above - Kevin Quill has developed a program designed to take their potential and shoot it to the moon!

Jay Stewart, veteran performer of the Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey Circus, leads this romp through physical comedy techniques, classic gags, circus skills, and variety arts!

Kids can learn some new tricks and exercise their funnybones in this introduction to Physical Comedy and Circus skills!

At last, Disney’s and Cameron Mackintosh’s beloved Mary Poppins flies into Cotuit and lands on CCftA’s magical stage.

Make your own batch of ooey-gooey totally disgusting extra-stretchy really gross slime and play some slimy games, too!

Loosen up and stretch your creative muscles!

Spend the week in imagination PLAY! Children will explore theater games, improvisation, movement, storytelling, drawing and self expression.

Winner of the 2013 Tony Award for Best Play, Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike is a modern comedy by Christopher Durang that turns Chekhov on his head in a hysterical look at the dashed dreams of three wacky siblings and their friends.