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Tuesday, February 17, 2009

April on Cape Cod, 40% Savings Mid-Week, Walks along the National Seashore, Romance, and Spa Services


The Whalewalk Inn & Spa re-opens it doors in April. Take a break from the winter blues and spend time with us at the Inn. Spring is just around the corner, but the Daffodils will be there to greet you. Remember we are offering our 40th Anniversary special, Sundays through Thursdays. Check it out on our Special's Page on our website. Here are some events that are happening during the month of April. Also, read our blogs for other events happening on the Cape.

April 8-9. Cape Symphony Orchestra. Hyannis. Sat. 8pm., Sun. 3pm. Rachel Lee, outstanding violinist and rising star, returns to grace the CSO stage performing the delicate, and hauntingly beautiful Red Violin. Following this, Ms. Lee will perform Paganini's Concerto for Violin and Orchestra No. 1. Then the CSO performs the rousing Billy the Kid Suite by Aaron Copland and two Shostakovich pieces, Jazz Suite and Tahiti Trot Tea for Two. Adult tickets $26-$53; students 6.5 0-$13.25. At Barnstable High School Performing Arts Center, West Main St. (508-362-1111)

April 14-15. Still Life with Iris. Harwich. Fri. at 11am & 7:30pm., Sat. at 2pm and 7:30pm. This fantasy adventure drama, the first play for young audiences to receive the Kennedy Center’s Fund for New American Plays Award, chronicles a young girl's quest to regain her memory and with it her home. With the help of the incredible people she meets along the way, Iris' crusade recovers more than her past. Admission $12-$16. At Harwich Junior Theatre. (508-432-2002 ext. 4)

April 28- 29. Night of New Works. Orleans. 8pm. Tickets $16. At Academy Playhouse. (508-255-1963)

April 28 through May 28. A Year with Frog and Toad. Harwich. Fri. & Sat. at 7:30 pm,Sundays at 4 pm. (Special Saturday matinees at 4 pm on May 3 and 10.) A jazzy, perky delight destined to become a classic.... a splashy and lavish family musical. Frog and Toad are nothing alike, yet they're best, BEST friends. Toad's a worrywart, if you'll pardon the expression, Frog's not. But oh what good times they have! Admission $12-$16. At Harwich Junior Theatre. (508 432-2002 ext. 4)

April 30. Easter Organ Concert. Orleans. 3:30 pm. Tickets $20; $15 seniors; students/children 18 and under free. At the Church of the Transfiguration, Community of Jesus, 7 Bay View Drive, Rock Harbor. (508-240-2400)

Make your reservations today at www.whalewalkinn.com, and don't forget to book your spa services. Now is the time for quiet walks along the beach or in the marshes, where you can see Mother Nature awakening after the long winter. See you in April!

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Monday, February 2, 2009

April Happenings on Cape Cod -- Romance, Music, Hiking, and Art


Hope everyone had a great Super Bowl weekend. We were very fortunate to have neighbors in to celebrate the game with chili and all the fixings, plus some great deserts to cool off the heat of the chili.

If you still haven't made your reservations for 2009, please check our special's page for details for our 40% off during the spring on weekdays. Also, check our honeymoon package and plan early so you will have the room you want for this special time in your lives. If you are attending the Cape Cod Institute, mention the 10% discount -- good to March 31st. Check your syllabus and make your reservations today.

Here are a couple of events for the beginning of April. We open the first weekend in April, so hope to see you then. Here are some events for your getaway enjoyment -- remember too, that the spa will be open for exercise, sauna, hot tub, resistance pool, and of course, the best massage on the Cape.

Winter Wednesday Walks:

Join our hearty little group on Wednesday afternoons for a fun and informative nature walk on the Upper Cape led by Thornton W. Burgess Society Naturalist Patricia Gonser.

Meet at 1:00 pm at the Green Briar Nature Center in East Sandwich and travel together by van to different conservation areas each week. Walks end at 4:00 pm.

Call 508-888-6870 to register.

Fee is $8 for members, $10 for non-members.

Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum Show Art Treasures

The Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum (PMPM) is proud to announce that it will be exhibiting world renowned art treasures for public viewing at a special winter opening.

On Valentines Day/President’s Day weekend, The PMPM will open its doors to the public with free admission to view five paintings that are on loan from the Town of Provincetown Art Collection.

These incredible works of art are on loan and being exhibited for the first time since the closing of Provincetown Town Hall due to the current renovation project.

The exhibition features the 1915 masterpiece by Charles W. Hawthorne, “The Crew of the Philomena.” Other works on display are by artists Max Bohm, Frederick Judd Waugh, William Halsall and George Elmer Browne. Hawthorne established the Cape Cod School of Art in 1899 and taught hundreds of artists who traveled to Provincetown to study with him until his untimely death in 1930 at the age of 58. Bohm was Hawthorne’s teaching assistant. Call 508-487-1310 for more details. Be sure to put this event on your list of things to do on Cape Cod.

Cape Cod Horticultural Conference

Get a jump on your spring gardening plans. Learn how to have the most beautiful garden ever. Sponsored by the Cape Cod Cooperative Extension and the Master Gardeners Association of Cape Cod.

Saturday April 4th 2009, from 8:30AM to 4PM.

Held at the Barnstable Performing Arts Center, Barnstable High School, 744 Main Street, Hyannis, MA.

Cost $45.00; All paid registrations received before March 13th will include lunch. Walk-in registrations welcome on the day of the event, but these will not include lunch.

Speakers:

Bill Cullina “What the Heck Will Grow Here?” Native plants for difficult situations.

Mal Condon “Hydrangeas, Hydrangeas” All about hydrangeas including new & over-looked varieties.

Alan Armitage “Crazy Plants for Crazy People” Annuals and perennials to add pizazz to your garden.

To receive registration materials call the Cape Cod Cooperative Extension at 508-375-6690 during business hours.

Plant sale, door prizes and book signing by the speakers.

For more information call: 508-375-6690.

Eventide Arts presents "Brian Morris & Friends"

Composer/songwriter Brian Morris appears in concert as part of the Eventide Arts "Voices of Cape Cod" series. Morris has been a professional composer for over 25years. His compositions have been heard on national television and radio, and in various other media. As as songwriter, he has won numerous awards, including two Grand Prize awards in Eventide’s annual "Songfest" competition, and First Place in the Great American Song Competition (Gospel category) in 2005.

Brian will be joined in this program by fellow singers and musicians well-known to Cape audiences. So join in on Saturday, April 4, 2009 at 7:30 PM & Sunday, April 5, 2009 at 2:30 PM.

Location:
Gertrude Lawrence Stage
Dennis Union Church
713 Main St., Route 6A
Dennis MA 02638
Contact Information:
Box Office
508-398-8588

Mendelssohn Celebration

April 4, 2009, Saturday 8:00 pm
April 5, 2009, Sunday 3:00 pm

Barnstable Performing Arts Center, 744 West Main Street, Hyannis.

For tickets call 508-362-1111 or order online at www.capesymphony.org

Jung-Ho Pak, Conductor
Phillipe Quint, Violin - Chorus pro Musica Women’s Voices
A musical and dramatic tribute to Mendelssohn on the 200th anniversary of his birth.

Program
Felix Mendelssohn

- Hebrides Overture, “Fingal’s Cave,” Op. 26

- Concerto for Violin and Orchestra in E minor, Op. 64

- A Midsummer Night’s Dream: A Dramatic Presentation

Inspired by the eerie echoes of waves in the sea caves of Scotland, Mendelssohn’s Hebrides Overture depicts the atmosphere of a natural cathedral – an overwhelming vastness punctuated by strange sounds and colors. The utmost elegance, wit and fluency of Mendelssohn’s Concerto for Violin and Orchestra in E Minor are passionately expressed by violinist and Grammy Award nominee, Philippe Quint. With its fairies, elves and magical spells, A Midsummer Night’s Dream captures the magical tone of the Shakespeare play. Talented choral singers from Chorus pro Musica and accomplished Shakespeare actors bring an authenticity to the stage. A celebration of the Mendelssohn bicentennial (b. 1809).

Guest Artist
From the moment he takes the stage, violinist and Grammy Award-nominee, Phillipe Quint, captivates audiences with his charismatic presence. Beyond his recognized star power, Mr. Quint is often lauded for a “poetic lyricism” in repertoire that ranges from Mozart, Beethoven and Brahms to the leading composers of our time.

Known for innovative programming and high quality performances, Chorus pro Musica has built a superb reputation as one of the great choruses of New England. The Women’s Chorus represents the organization’s 100 highly talented musicians.

Location:
Barnstable Performing Arts Center
744 West Main Street
Hyannis
Contact Information:
508-362-1111

Stay at the Whalewalk Inn with that special someone and enjoy all that the Cape has to offer.

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