For this year’s traditional December musical performance, we are pleased to welcome members of CLOC, performing under the direction of CLOC’s Executive and Artistic Director Mark Pearson.

The Club will meet at 11:30 am on Tuesday, December 9, at The Church of the Messiah Parish and Community Center, 16 Church Street in Woods Hole.  Light refreshments will be served, and attendees may bring a brown bag lunch if they wish.  Non-members are welcome to attend as space permits.

As always, we ask that you carpool if you can. Parking is available in the lot south of the Church in front of the cemetery and along the road, unless expressly prohibited. The limited number of spaces in the lot directly in front of the Parish Center should be used by those who benefit from having closer access to the building, and for short-term parking to make deliveries.

The Woods Hole Woman’s Club brings members together to provide enrichment and mutual helpfulness for the betterment of Woods Hole and the surrounding communities. Please bring any items you would like to donate to the club’s jewelry sales to this or a future meeting. Incomplete sets or single earrings are welcome.

We welcome new members at any time during the year. Membership information is available here and at WHWCmembership@gmail.com 

The featured speaker will be Dr. Michael Bihari, retired pediatrician, health educator, and healthcare consultant.  Dr. Bihari has been actively involved in the Falmouth community since moving to Falmouth in 2001.  His mentorship and service activities have included extensive volunteer work for the Falmouth Service Center, as well as leadership roles through the Falmouth Prevention Partnership Steering Committee, Falmouth Education Foundation Board, Board of Neighborhood Falmouth, Community Health Center Board, and as co-chair of the Falmouth Human Services Committee.  

The Club will meet at 11:30 am on Tuesday, October 14, at The Church of the Messiah Parish and Community Center, 16 Church Street in Woods Hole.  Light refreshments will be served, and attendees may bring a brown bag lunch if they wish.  Non-members are welcome to attend as space permits.

Please carpool if you can. Parking is available in the lot south of the Church in front of the cemetery and along the road, unless expressly prohibited. The limited number of spaces in the lot directly in front of the Parish Center should be used by those who benefit from having closer access to the building and for short-term parking to make deliveries.

New members are welcomed at any time during the year. Membership information is available here and at WHWCmembership@gmail.com

Mary Swope and Lalise Melillo have arranged a program featuring poetry edited by Alice Kociemba, Robin Smith-Johnson, and Rich Youmans in the anthology From the Farther Shore: Discovering Cape Cod and the Islands through Poetry.  Several club members will read poems that weave together a portrait of Cape Cod from a variety of perspectives.  Those wishing a preview may find the book through the CLAMS library system or at Eight Cousins Bookstore.

The Club meets at The Church of the Messiah Parish and Community Center, 16 Church Street in Woods Hole.  Light refreshments will be served and those attending may bring a brown bag lunch if they wish.  Members may bring guests to the meeting.

Please carpool if you can. Parking is available in the lot south of the Church in front of the cemetery and along the road, unless expressly prohibited. The limited number of spaces in the lot directly in front of the Parish Center should be used by those who benefit from having closer access to the building and for short-term parking to make deliveries.

The Woods Hole Woman’s Club brings members together to provide enrichment and mutual helpfulness for the betterment of Woods Hole and the surrounding communities.  Monthly meetings from October through April include informative presentations, entertainment, and social events.  Additional club activities raise money for college scholarships and to support community organizations.  New members are welcomed at any time during the year.  Information about membership is available here 

Lore Loftfield De Bower will lead the Solstice Singers in a performance in the style of the European medieval and Renaissance periods. The program weaves together medieval and Renaissance songs with drama, dance, poetry, and period costumes.

The meeting is at 11:30 am on Tuesday, December 10th at The Church of the Messiah Parish and Community Center, 16 Church Street in Woods Hole.  Light refreshments will be served and those attending may bring a brown bag lunch if they wish.  Non-members are welcome as space permits.

Please carpool if you can. Parking is available in the lot south of the Church in front of the cemetery and along the road, unless expressly prohibited. The limited number of spaces in the lot directly in front of the Parish Center should be used by those who benefit from having closer access to the building and for short-term parking to make deliveries.

New members are welcomed at any time during the year. Information about membership is available here 

Ellie Costa, President of Farming Falmouth’s Board of Directors, and Jeny Christian, Farm Manager are the featured speakers at the Club’s April meeting. Farming Falmouth is devoted to revitalizing our local food system.  The group works to cultivate an informed and engaged food community and to foster the production of diverse foods in thoughtful, fair, and sustainable ways. In 2017, a working group successfully advocated for the town’s purchase of Tony Andrews Farm, saving the land from development and establishing it as permanent farmland.  Many in that group moved on to establish the organization that now works to support and expand local food production.  Ellie and Jeny Christian will describe some of the many ways the organization works toward this goal.

The Club will meet at The Church of the Messiah Parish and Community Center, 16 Church Street in Woods Hole. Light refreshments will be served and those attending may bring a brown bag lunch if they wish.  

This event is open to the public as space allows. New members are welcomed at any time during the year. Information on becoming a member is available here

Mindy Todd, host and producer of WCAI’s program The Point which examines critical issues for Cape Cod and the Islands, will speak on the topic “The State of the News Media Today.” Ms. Todd has more than 40 years of experience in radio and television covering nearly all aspects of broadcasting and has received numerous awards. Since 2012, she has been Managing Director of Editorial at WCAI.

The meeting will be held at 11:30 am on Tuesday, March 12 at The Church of the Messiah Parish and Community Center, 16 Church Street in Woods Hole.  Visitors are welcome to attend. Light refreshments will be served and attendees may bring a brown bag lunch if they wish. 

This event is open to the public as space allows. New members are welcomed at any time during the year. Information on becoming a member is available here.