Cozy with the soul of a giant! Art, crafts, events, comedy, theater! Always a good time surrounded…read moreby intriguing community members. Recently saw Evita! And it was great (I even got to enjoy one of our local fitness instructors on stage!).

What a great place for all kinds of entertainment and classes. My one criticism is there are so…read moremany great female and male or however they identify singer songwriters on Cape Cod and yet they cycle through the same talent every year and never include a more diverse group. I am a music director outside of Portland so I could not help notice this as I come back every year to the Cape.. Had the pleasure of seeing the singer/songwriter with The Oxford Drive Band -saw her at the Cultural Center of Yarmouth last year wow!- another great center for the arts.

What a great little (or big) place! Ticket prices were extremely reasonable at $17 a piece. The…read moreTheatre is great, seats were comfy, and a good size. As for the grounds they were great. There was a maze outside, beautiful trees, and plenty of parking, that was well hidden from your sight when you stood outside the theatre. Little theatres like this go to show you that even though you are a community theatre, you don't have to suck at your productions. With a little elbow grease, you can make a low budget show seem like a million dollar budget. I think this theatre (if it keeps it up) is worth every dime of ticket sales.

I can't remember the last time I laughed so hard during a show. Caught their tribute to George…read moreLucas last summer. I've seen a dozen Broadway shows, and walked away from this with a bigger smile and lighter spirit than any of the shows I saw in NY. Will definitely be back this summer!

If you're looking for new and fresh take on theater here on the Cape, check out this young theater…read moregroup. Greater Tuna was an incredible high-energy ride through multiple, small town characters played by two talented young actors. There's no doubt this group deserves a better theater venue. Great to support young, innovative talent.

It's my fourth year acting at dramafun! I've gone back because I love it there! Courtenay is the…read morebest director! 2023 is officially my 4th year and it's not gonna be my last! I meet tons of people there, and most of them are my best friends. (Abraham Laznik, Ayla Cook, Kaya O'Brien and many more) I've been congratulate many times by people I don't know, but, none of this would be happening without Courtenay, she helped me make my way to the spotlight and I will never forget my fun and joyful memories there. Thank you for everything Courtenay! Sincerely, Cecilia Berger

I CANNOT say enough about this program. There are classes in music and dance for preschoolers all…read morethe way to adult, but the flagship program is definitely the Dramafun Players. This is a high quality, supportive theater program that puts on a full scale musical with costumes and sets (show usually is abbreviated, lasts one hour without intermission.) Miniplayers (for little kids) then Dramafun jr players (up to 5th grade) and the Dramafun players (10 years old and up) all participate in the production. It's very high quality. We've tried kids theater programs up and down the south shore, and it definitely one of the best in the area. And to think, my youngest daughter used to be afraid to audition, and my neice used to be afraid to perform!

Cute small art museum. $10 admission for adults, $8 for students, senior and other discounts as…read morewell. Has a few fun interactive art opportunities throughout the museum. Upstairs exhibit was on weathervanes. The woman working the cashier was very welcoming and told us about a lot of other art opportunities we could explore (Sandwich Heritage Garden being one of them). The garden was just acquired last year and it is a beautiful, serene, magical little gem with little stone pathways to explore different parts and a few benches to enjoy the outdoors. A lovely visit.

SCOTT PRIOR IS OUSTANDING IN HIS DEPICTIONS OF CAPE COD AND BERKSHIRE LIFE!…read more I had gone out of my way to make a reservation on March 18, the very first day of the 2021 season and I was not disappointed by the paintings of Scott Prior, a Cape Cod native. His use of texture, light, color and detail stimulated my eyes and moved my soul as I viewed his poignant portrayals of life on Cape Cod and in the Massachusetts Berkshires. The collection is small; however, I so enjoyed Mr. Prior's work that I found myself lingering, appreciating and not wanting to leave. Very glad I visited the museum It made my entire day! Art Blackburn, Hyannis, Mass.

An incredible outing if you enjoy a lolly-gagging walk in other's gardens!…read more As a child, in the mid-1970s in the South Shore of the Commonwealth, this was a Field Trip destination - say 3rd grade 1975. It was fun back in the day as they had not only the cars they do today, but they boasted an incredible collection of American firearms from the flintlocks of the American Revolution to the Six-Shooters of the Wild Wild West. No more. The cars alone are worth the trek. From those crazy platform things with an engine to Caddy's, a Doosy, and everything in between. Incredible vintage, originals and restored. There is also a building for rotating exhibits. A wonderful set of gardens of flowers, fauna, and herbs. A lovely walk. Also, they've a nice store with some local touristy kind of trinkets, Cape historical stuff, and books on subject at the museum. Several buildings. All walkable. Wear a hat on warm sunny days. Having a water would be a good idea too. A good walk for those in shape. Elderly or handi-able there might be some challenges. I love this place. Reminds me of my childhood and simpler times. A Cape Cod classic.

Of course I had to visit the Heritage Museums & Gardens whilst out on the Cape! - - - - !!Emphasis…read moreon "Gardens"!! :) Start off in the beautifully curated antique automobile museum. HMG has quite an amazing and rather extensive collection of automobiles from the early days 1905, 1920s, 1930s, to 1940s. Great to see the various transitions the production and inventions the auto industry went through - various engines of electric, steam, or gasoline as fuel. All autos are perfectly restored and in working condition! Then meander through the magnifique Hydrangea gardens - eight varieties and 160 species...the full varied gardens cover 100 acres. (Lookout NYBG). You're welcome! Finish at the exquisitely restored carousel for a lovely ride! The carousel is beautifully restored. Built in 1908 in Providence, Rhode Island. Thank you for a wonderful time!

The Premier venue on Cape Cod does not disappoint! Great service and an intimate yet exciting show…read morethat had me on my feet and cheering. 75 years of history, with a large wall featuring their long list of artists and bands that have made an appearance. If you come to Cape Cod this summer, you should see a show at the Melody Tent

Beach boy tribute was awesome. Great time. Fast friendly service. great atmosphere. Very fun…read morenight. Going to many more concerts there. Summer fun day.

Once more, those of us who attend the concerts realize what a "treasure" we have in conductor Jan…read moreHo Pak. Yesterday's concert was no exception! It was another "thoughtful" program assembled by Dr. Pak, aimed at young people, but the program was thoroughly enjoyed by all who were there. We always sit in the last row in the balcony, we've had the same seats now for at least eight years. It gives us the breadth of the orchestra, and with the acoustics of the hall, a transporting experience with the music. Our heartfelt thanks to the Cape Cod Symphony Orchestra, it's conductor and all involved. Looking forward to the Holiday concert.

Attended the Holiday concert performance this past weekend and it was outstanding. Every year we…read moreattend it never ceases to amaze me how fantastic this concert is.

While visiting Cape Cod my husband and I attended Cul Da Sac that was performed through this…read morecompany. Such a fantastic show-- it had us in tears laughing.

From the owner: The Cape Cod Theatre Project is a nonprofit organization founded in 1995 by actors Andrew Polk and…read moreJim Bracchitta, with the mission of collaborating with playwrights, actors, directors, and the public in developing new American plays. The performances are staged readings, after which the audience members may share their reactions with the playwright and help him/her revise the script. Performances are staged at Falmouth Academy, in Falmouth, Massachusetts.