Arts Barnstable.com Our seven villages are art-full with plenty of arts and culture complete with seaside charm! Hyannis HyArts Cultural District features the Walkway-to-the-Sea, from Main Street, through the Village Green to the harbor. Artists work and sell their wares at the artist shanties (May –Columbus Day); The HyArts campus includes the... show more Arts Barnstable.com Our seven villages are art-full with plenty of arts and culture complete with seaside charm! Hyannis HyArts Cultural District features the Walkway-to-the-Sea, from Main Street, through the Village Green to the harbor. Artists work and sell their wares at the artist shanties (May –Columbus Day); The HyArts campus includes the Guyer Barn & art gallery. A mile long Main Street with over 40 restaurants, shops and even an old fashioned carousel. Barnstable Village Cultural District is history revisited with 21st century flair. A quaint downtown & steps away from Barnstable Harbor’s working waterfront and panoramic views of Sandy Neck Beach and Lighthouse. There are smaller but equally as vibrant arts communities in all seven villages in the Town of Barnstable, including Cotuit Center for the Arts, Cape Symphony, Cape Conservatory, the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod and two Cape League Baseball teams. On Fb and Instagram @ArtsBarnstable hide
Categories: Other Art & Museums, Sightseeing & Tours
130 Ocean Street, Hyannis ~ (508) 862-4990 ~
The Little Beach Gallery is a 1500 sq foot space that currently hosts over 30 Local Artists. The common thread among all these artists is the inspiration of the ocean and the beautiful thing we call, "The Beach." The gallery includes an array of original artwork from emerging and established Cape Cod artists including glass, wood, silk, raku... show more The Little Beach Gallery is a 1500 sq foot space that currently hosts over 30 Local Artists. The common thread among all these artists is the inspiration of the ocean and the beautiful thing we call, "The Beach." The gallery includes an array of original artwork from emerging and established Cape Cod artists including glass, wood, silk, raku tiles, ceramics, hand-made jewelry, shell creations, paintings, photography and much more. The Little Beach Gallery is a must-stop for locally crafted, beach-inspired original artwork and handcrafted gifts. hide
Categories: Art Galleries
539 South Street, Hyannis ~ (508) 775-5522 ~
The Museum features items and information covering the history of the Life Saving Service as it existed on Cape Cod, including stations, equipment, and stories.
Categories: Historical Museums
3353 Main Street , Barnstable ~ 508-362-8521 ~
Dedicated to celebrating, preserving & interpreting Cape Cod's maritime past, present & future, and inspiring passion and respect for the sea & how it continues to shape Cape Cod.
135 South Street , Hyannis ~ 508-775-1706 ~
Toad Hall has a collection of 0ver 50 Classic Sports Cars ranging from the 50s to the 80s and a couple of newer ones tossed in. One of the largest such collections in America, especially since all but one is red. There are a dozen Lotus, half dozen Jaguars, Triumphs, MGs and Austin Healeys. Also Morgan, AC, Daimler, Jensen Healy, Sunbeam Tiger and... show more Toad Hall has a collection of 0ver 50 Classic Sports Cars ranging from the 50s to the 80s and a couple of newer ones tossed in. One of the largest such collections in America, especially since all but one is red. There are a dozen Lotus, half dozen Jaguars, Triumphs, MGs and Austin Healeys. Also Morgan, AC, Daimler, Jensen Healy, Sunbeam Tiger and a Porsche 356 thrown in. Then some Datsuns like the ones Bill raced in the 1970s. Bring a camera and enjoy. Open Daily 11-5. Adults $8, kids 10-16 $4 and 9 and under free. hide
288 Scudder Avenue, Hyannis ~ (508) 778-4934 ~
Highlights of the permanent collection include the works of Cape Cod artists Ralph Cahoon and Martha Cahoon and other prominent 19th Century American artwork by Ralph Blakelock, William Bradford, James Buttersworth, John J. Enneking, Alvan Fisher, Levi Wells Prentice and William Matthew Prior. Seven or eight special exhibitions over the year cover... show more Highlights of the permanent collection include the works of Cape Cod artists Ralph Cahoon and Martha Cahoon and other prominent 19th Century American artwork by Ralph Blakelock, William Bradford, James Buttersworth, John J. Enneking, Alvan Fisher, Levi Wells Prentice and William Matthew Prior. Seven or eight special exhibitions over the year cover the whole range of American Art. The Museum also has a charming gift shop, Mermaids Cove. Open year round (except January) Hours are Tues-Sat 10am-4pm and Sunday 1-4pm. hide
Categories: Art Museums
4676 Falmouth Rd, Cotuit ~ (508) 428-7581 ~
The JFK Memorial Park was built to commemorate the 35th president, who spent summers in Hyannisport. The park is home to beautiful gardens and sweeping views of Lewis Bay.
Ocean St., Hyannis ~
A visit to the John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum will provide you with a glimpse of what Cape Cod meant to our 35th president. Video and photo displays show John Kennedy and his family relaxing, playing football at the Kennedy Compound, and sailing on the ocean to which he was so drawn. The exhibit features over 80 photographs spanning the years... show more A visit to the John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum will provide you with a glimpse of what Cape Cod meant to our 35th president. Video and photo displays show John Kennedy and his family relaxing, playing football at the Kennedy Compound, and sailing on the ocean to which he was so drawn. The exhibit features over 80 photographs spanning the years 1934 to 1963. The museum is operated by the Hyannis Area Chamber of Commerce and is open 7 days a week from April through October, with more limited hours off season. hide
397 Main St, Hyannis ~ (508) 790-3077 ~
Constructed in 1644 for the Reverend John Lothrop, founder of Barnstable, the house which forms the original part of the Sturgis Library is the oldest library building in the United States. The building is also one of the oldest houses remaining on Cape Cod. Since Reverend Lothrop used the front room of the house for public worship, another... show more Constructed in 1644 for the Reverend John Lothrop, founder of Barnstable, the house which forms the original part of the Sturgis Library is the oldest library building in the United States. The building is also one of the oldest houses remaining on Cape Cod. Since Reverend Lothrop used the front room of the house for public worship, another distinction of the Sturgis Library is that it is the oldest structure still standing in America where religious services were regularly held. hide
3090 Main Street, Barnstable ~ (508) 362-6636 ~
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