Category: Past Sunday Programs

21 Jun 2026: A Day in the Life of a Beekeeper

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Join us with “The Bee Lady” of Outer Cape Honeybees for a fascinating look inside the life of a honeybee colony. Discover the remarkable world of honeybees and the vital roles played by worker bees, nurse bees, foragers, drones, and the queen—the heart of the hive. Get an up-close look at a live observation hive and meet the colony’s matriarch, the beloved Queen Bee. Learn how bees develop from egg to larva, pupa, and adult, and see how the queen … Continue reading 21 Jun 2026: A Day in the Life of a Beekeeper

14 Jun 2026: Cooling Our Overheated Planet

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Join us as Nancy Lee Wood Ph.D discusses plant-based solutions to global warming.  The global warming discourse has centered on cooling the planet through lowering CO2 emissions via the development and use of “green technologies.”  Little-to-no attention has been paid to cooling the planet through the power of CO2 drawdown accomplished through nature-based solutions.  This presentation focuses on the multiple factors contributing to ecological deterioration and the necessity to go beyond “green-tech” solutions by practicing natural-based regenerative practices to cool … Continue reading 14 Jun 2026: Cooling Our Overheated Planet

7 Jun 2026: Annual Meeting and June Community Business Meeting

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Sunday, June 7, 2026 10:00 AM Join us on June 7, 2026 for our monthly Community Business Meeting. This is also the annual meeting when we elect officers and approve the budget for the 2026-2027 Fiscal Year. For more information about our business meetings, learn more here Nauset Fellowship Community Business Meetings. Learn more at 10 a.m. on Sunday, June 7, 2026 at the Chapel in the Pines in Eastham.  Doors open at 9:30. All are welcome.

31 May 2026: Peculiar and Superior

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Join us as Dennis Minsky reads from his book, Peculiar and Superior, reflections of a year-rounder on the human and natural history of the Outer Cape. In this collection of essays, which first appeared in his column “The Year-Rounder” in the Provincetown Independent, Minsky tells stories of the people, the place and his experience living in a small town on the coast of Massachusetts. From the mundane to the magical, he captures moments in time long enough to look at … Continue reading 31 May 2026: Peculiar and Superior

24 May 2026: Native Plants for Your Outer Cape Garden and the Pollinator Pathway

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Join us as Paul Greenspan of the Master Gardener’s Association of Cape Cod discusses the importance of native plants and the Cape Cod pollinator pathway. Paul will talk about the Atlantic Coastal Pine Barrens Ecoregion, keystone species, and his personal journey caring for 1/3 of an acre of sunny and dry Wellfleet carver sandy soil. Paul’s wide ranging presentation will cover a wealth of subjects, so come and learn about them all.  Established in 1993, the Master Gardener Association of … Continue reading 24 May 2026: Native Plants for Your Outer Cape Garden and the Pollinator Pathway

17 May 2026: The Way We Were, Early 1900’s

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Cape Codders witnessed and embraced many changes during the early 1900’s. With the railroad, came thousands of “summer colonists” to boost a failing fishing-based economy. Along came the telephone and then electricity. Marconi came to Cape Cod and installed a “thunder factory” in Wellfleet that made more noise on dry dark nights than a horror movie. Motor cars drove alongside horse and wagon on the sandy roads. Come see a slide show of real Cape Codders and their visitors as … Continue reading 17 May 2026: The Way We Were, Early 1900’s

10 May 2026: Cape & Islands Trans Resource Fund

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Join Nauset Fellowship in person at the Chapel in the Pines in Eastham or online via Zoom on May 10, 2026, for a talk by Ann Burke on the founding of the Cape & Islands Trans Resource Fund—a nonprofit dedicated to supporting the trans community across the Cape & Islands. She’ll discuss how the fund provides vital financial assistance and why this work matters now more than ever. Ann is a RN and has her master’s degree in counseling psychology. … Continue reading 10 May 2026: Cape & Islands Trans Resource Fund

26 Apr 2026: Human Rights on Cape Cod and You!

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“Where, after all, do universal human rights begin? In small places, close to home,” Eleanor Roosevelt famously said in a speech at the United Nations. As Coordinator of the Barnstable County Human Rights Advisory Commission, Leslie Dominguez-Santos knows the status of those rights here in our home community. In this program, she will share the data and the stories of how and where community members experience discrimination. In her overview of human rights on Cape Cod, she will focus on … Continue reading 26 Apr 2026: Human Rights on Cape Cod and You!

19 Apr 2026: Pay Less, Get More Care

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Join us as Bonnie Shepard from the Cape Cod Coalition for Universal Health Care discusses Medicare for All in Massachusetts, a bill which would provide universal health coverage for all state residents without co-pays, premiums, or deductibles, through a single payer — the Massachusetts Health Care Trust. The political obstacles to passage of the bill in the State House reveal a lack of democracy and transparency, and the role of industry lobbyists. The high costs and poor health outcomes of … Continue reading 19 Apr 2026: Pay Less, Get More Care

12 Apr 2026: Bach: Master Builder

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Led by our own Bob Seay, we will listen to the opening chorale of Johann Sebastian Bach’s St. Matthew Passion, accompanied by commentary from Leonard Bernstein. Together, we’ll explore its structure and consider why it is particularly well suited for performance in a large church setting. Johann Sebastian Bach first performed his monumental St. Matthew Passion at St. Thomas Church in Leipzig, Germany, likely on Good Friday in 1727 or 1729. Bach wrote this masterpiece for two choirs and orchestras, specifically for the … Continue reading 12 Apr 2026: Bach: Master Builder