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9 Aug 2026: Edward Hopper’s Eastham with Bob Seay

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Fellowship member Bob Seay will once again present what has become an annual happening at the Chapel in the Pines – his talk about painter Edward Hopper’s interest and work in Eastham with a discussion of what he painted here and where those sites and buildings are today including his 1948 watercolor of the Chapel titled Church in Eastham. Bob Seay, an Eastham resident, is recently retired as the transportation reporter for GBH News. He formerly hosted Morning Edition for … Continue reading 9 Aug 2026: Edward Hopper’s Eastham with Bob Seay

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

14 Dec 2025: Feed Us with Trees: Humans as a Keystone Species

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As a girl, Elspeth Hay learned that we humans are a blight on the natural world. Her lived experience confirmed this story time and again—until the day she learned that we humans can eat acorns. Suddenly, things began to shift. In her new book, Feed Us with Trees: Nuts and the Future of Food, Elspeth uncovers the ancient relationship between humans, our keystone nut trees, and fire—and the ways we can work together again to revitalize our world. Elspeth Hay … Continue reading 14 Dec 2025: Feed Us with Trees: Humans as a Keystone Species

14 Sep 2025: “Killing Icarus” with Paul Kemprecos

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Sunday, September 14, 2025 10:00 AM Join us Sunday, September 14th at 10am to meet award winning mystery writer Paul Kemprecos. Kemprecos lives on the Cape and for years reported on local news for the old Cape Codder newspaper. He ingeniously weaves Cape happenings into his thrillers which include nine novels in the Cape Cod-based Aristotle “Soc” Socarides private detective series. He also has worked with Clive Cussler writing eight best-selling NUMA Files novels . As a venue for his newest book, “Killing Icarus”, Kemprecos uses the … Continue reading 14 Sep 2025: “Killing Icarus” with Paul Kemprecos

13 Jul 2025: Edward Hopper’s Eastham with Bob Seay

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Sunday, July 13, 2024 10:00 AM Fellowship member Bob Seay will once again present what has become an annual happening at the Chapel in the Pines – his talk about painter Edward Hopper’s interest and work in Eastham with a discussion of what he painted here and where those sites and buildings are today including his 1948 watercolor of the Chapel titled Church in Eastham. All are welcome. Bob Seay, an Eastham resident, is recently retired as the transportation reporter … Continue reading 13 Jul 2025: Edward Hopper’s Eastham with Bob Seay

Jun 2025: Jimmy Tingle

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Jimmy Tingle June 13,14, 27, and 28 at Chapel in the Pines7:30 PM The “Radical” Middle 4 hilarious shows in June + you can support Nauset Fellowship too! Choose Chapel in the Pines at checkout to answer the question: “How did you hear about this event?” and Nauset Fellowship will receive $10 of the total ticket price as a donation from Tingle Productions and “Humor for Humanity.” Tickets available at https://jimmytingle.com/. All are welcome. What: Jimmy Tingle Film Screening Event: … Continue reading Jun 2025: Jimmy Tingle

23 Mar 2025: BESTON

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Sunday, March 23, 2025 10:00 AM Join us on March 23, 2025, for BESTON, a Collage for Performance of the Words of Henry Beston, Elizabeth Coatsworth, and Kate Beston Barnes. Adapted and arranged by John Dennis Anderson, with cast members John Dennis Anderson, Karen McPherson and Laura Scribner. This script is compiled and arranged from primary and secondary sources listed below. It incorporates passages from Henry Beston’s enduring work of nature writing, The Outermost House, and a few of his … Continue reading 23 Mar 2025: BESTON

23 Feb 2025: Cure for Insomnia

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Sunday, February 23, 2025 10:00 AM Join us on February 23, 2025, for a talk by Provincetown resident Jay Critchley. Jay is an interdisciplinary, conceptual and performance artist, writer and activist who utilizes the town and its architecture, landscape, harbor, beaches and dunes as his medium. Significant awards include a special citation from the Boston Society of Architects for his visionary, environmental proposal, “Martucket Eyeland Resort & Theme Park,” and an award from the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum/Smithsonian Museum in … Continue reading 23 Feb 2025: Cure for Insomnia

12 Jan 2025: Wampanoag Art for the Ages, Traditional and Transitional

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Sunday, January 12, 2025 10:00 AM Join us on January 12, 2025 as Lee Roscoe discusses her book, Wampanoag Art for the Ages, Traditional and Transitional, which looks at the lifeway of the Algonquian tribe through their arts. Illustrated with 80 color photos, the book covers pottery, wampum, regalia, matting, painting and more with foremost Wampanoag artisans discussing the how and why of their art. In an article from the Provincetown Independent Roscoe states: “For the Wampanoag, there’s no separation between art … Continue reading 12 Jan 2025: Wampanoag Art for the Ages, Traditional and Transitional

13 Oct 2024: Kai Potter: Noticing

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Sunday, October 13, 2024 10:00 AM Join us on October 13, 2024, for a captivating discussion with Kai Potter about his new book, “Noticing”. Kai will guide us on a unique journey through the woods, heaths, and dunes he knows intimately. The event will include a reading followed by an engaging discussion. All are welcome. Kai Potter is an artist, writer, surfer, and landscape designer born and raised on the outer edge of Cape Cod. He grew up amongst the … Continue reading 13 Oct 2024: Kai Potter: Noticing