COOKING
SCHOOL / DINNER BUFFET - (see calendar for details) Our cooking schools run from 3:30 to 5:30 PM on Saturdays led by Executive Chef Carol Williams.
After the class enjoy a casual wine tasting with dinner that includes the food made
earlier. 2-night package includes cooking school for two, wine tasting and
dinner buffet, breakfast each morning, afternoon tea, a turndown service with
truffles and champagne with chocolate covered strawberries. Standard Queen
$499, Deluxe King $549, Deluxe Suite $599 (third night add $99)
MURDER
MYSTERY EVENT – (10/26/07-10/28) at BBTS will continue in 2008 with a fun new twist. The two night
package kicks off with a welcoming cocktail party on Friday night where you
will attend a wedding rehersal and witness a murder. Murder mystery clues
continue on Saturday with a Sunday morning train ride with brunch and the
conclusion to the murder. Package also includes breakfast each morning,
afternoon tea and a turndown service with truffles. Standard Queen
$549, Deluxe King $599, Deluxe Suite $649 (third night add $99)
SOLD OUT FOR THE HALLOWEEN 2007 version, CHECK BACK FOR 2008 Spring and Fall Events.
February is for lovers make this month special for your Valentine - Surprise your loved one in February with a unique
getaway to Cape Cod Book any two nights in February and receive a delicious platter of chocolate covered strawberries and a complementary bottle of sweet or dry champagne (your choice).
Rates are our lowest quiet season rates!
ROMANTIC SPA GETAWAY PACKAGE (available Nov–April) Enjoy a relaxing
one hour couple’s massage in our fireside spa room Two night package includes
breakfast each morning, a special bouquet of roses, chocolate dipped
strawberries and complimentary bottle of champagne and a turndown service with
truffles.Standard queen $499, Deluxe King $549, Deluxe Suite $599(third
night add $99)
NEW
YEARS EVE PARTY December, 30 & 31.
This event
is now a BBTS tradition! Celebrate the New Year with a gourmet breakfast each
morning, a dozen long stem roses in your room and a fireside buffet dinner on
New Years Eve at 9 pm. After dinner treats include complementary champagne
& desserts in our public area around the fireplace or in the privacy of
your room. The 2 night package also includes a special memory gift of Cape Cod from BBTS
as a surprise gift for you to take
home. Standard
Queen $499, Deluxe King $549, Deluxe Suite $599(third night add $99)
FOOD’IES
BLISS ON CAPE COD (available
November- April) Surprise your sweetheart with a special two night getaway that
includes breakfast each morning, turndown service with truffles, chocolate
covered strawberries with champagne and dinner for two at our favorite Northern
Italian restaurant.
2 night
package- $399 with
your choice of best available room at time of booking.
(add a
couple’s massage to this package for $198) This is our most popular winter getaway package.
Cheers
to Romance -
This is available
all year round and is a perfect surprise to your special occasion, Valentines
Day in February, her birthday or your anniversary. We find that our couples
who surprise each other with a quiet season getaway and then add a special
thought are deeply moved. This indulgence includes a bouquet of Roses in a
beautiful vase for you to take home, a bottle of complimentary champagne or
wine, chocolate covered strawberries, and the “sweet Scentsations” Seashell
Soaps bag! $75 & add a couple’s massage for an additional $198
Cooking School Details
Hors
d'Oeuvres Cooking School (11/03/07)
by Executive Chef Carol Williams - “Finger Foods” are a wonderful, creative way
to entertain friends and family and can be a light accompaniment to dinner or a
deliciously satisfying meal. Just in time for the holidays, Carol will show us
easy recipes using fillo and puff pastry dough that can be easily made ahead.
Carol will also include some hot and cold hors d'oeuvres including canapés,
crudités, dips and choux puffs many with fresh seafood, all to be enjoyed over
wine tasting afterwards.
Pacific Rim Cooking School (3/1/07)
by Executive Chef Carol Williams. Learn some of the basic cuisines from Malaysia, Vietnam and Korea. We will help prepare spring rolls, Shrimp Tempura, wonton's, vegetarian
sushi, stir fry and satay skewers, all to be enjoyed over wine tasting.
Northern
Italian Cooking School (1/26/07)
by Executive Chef Carol Williams – Experience the simple pleasures of making an
attractive antipasti platter, pesto, Lucca Steamed Shrimp, Scallops with
Prosciutto and our favorite Herb Focaccia, all to be enjoyed during our
cocktail wine tasting.
April
Brewster in Bloom, Brewster. You'll
find open houses, a crafts fair and flea market, and hot-air balloons. The Old
King's Highway (Rte. 6A) is lined with thousands of daffodils. Call tel. 508/896-3500.
Late April. www.BrewsterInBloom.org
Daffodil Festival, Nantucket. Spring's arrival is heralded with masses
of yellow blooms adorning everything in sight, including a cavalcade of antique
cars. Call tel. 508/228-1700. Late April. Stay at BBTS and take the day
ferry to Nantucket.
May
Chatham Maritime Festival, Chatham. A festival to raise awareness of Chatham's fishing industry with food and events
at the Chatham Fish Pier and on Main Street. Call tel. 508/945-5199.
Early May.
Herb Festival, Sandwich. Activities include exhibits, talks, and garden
walks at the Green Briar Nature Center. Mid-May.
Cape Maritime Week, Cape-wide. cultural organizations
mount special events, lighthouse tours, highlighting nautical history etc. Call
tel. 508/362-3828. Mid-May.
Figawi Sailboat Race, Hyannis to Nantucket. largest -- and wildest --
race on the East Coast. Intense partying in Hyannis and on Nantucket surrounds
this popular event. Call tel. 508/362-5230. Late May.
Dexter Rhododendron Festival, Sandwich. Heritage Museums and Gardens --
at the peak of bloom -- sells offshoots of its incomparable botanical
collection. Call tel. 508/888-3300. Late May.
June
Brewster Historical Society Antiques Fair, Brewster. This outdoor
extravaganza features 80 top dealers.508/896-3500. Early June.
Provincetown Film Festival, Provincetown. Focusing on alternative
film. Call tel. 508/487-FILM. Mid-June.
Provincetown Portuguese Festival, Provincetown. This cultural
event celebrates Provincetown's Portuguese heritage with music, dancing,
exhibits, food, a parade, fireworks, and the traditional Blessing of the Fleet.
Call tel. 508/487-3424. Late June.
July
Wampanoag Pow Wow, Mashpee. Native American tribes enjoy traditional
dances Call tel. 508/477-0208. July 4th weekend.
Independence Day, Provincetown. a spirited parade, entertainment, and
fireworks over the harbor July 4th weekend.
Independence Day, Barnstable. spectacular fireworks display over either Barnstable Harbor or Hyannis Harbor (depending on the nesting of the piping plovers.
July 4th weekend.
Barnstable County Fair, East Falmouth. old-fashioned, 6-day agricultural
extravaganza with prize produce and livestock. Mid-July.
August
Jazz and Pops by the Sea, Hyannis. Celebrity "conductors" --
such as Olympia Dukakis. Call tel. 800/4-HYNNIS. Early August.
Mashpee Night at the Pops, Mashpee Commons. A concert by the Cape Cod
Symphony Orchestra followed by fireworks. This event attracts about 15,000 pops
fans. Call tel. 508/477-0792. Early August.
Carnival Week, Provincetown. The gay community's annual blowout features
performers, parties, and outrageous costume parade.. Mid-August.
Festival Days, Dennis. Six days of events, including fun- activities,
such as a kite-flying, canoe race, crafts fair, and more.. Late August.
New England Jazz Festival, Mashpee. This event, sponsored by the
Boch Center for the Performing Arts, is a weekend of big-name performers.
Call tel. 508/477-2580 or check their website, www.bochcenterarts.com.
Late August.
Pops Goes the Summer, Barnstable County Fairgrounds, Falmouth.
Experience a Cape Cod Symphony Orchestra concert followed by fireworks..
Late August.
September
Bourne Scallop Festival, Bourne. This annual weekend event features
food, crafts, rides, musical entertainment, and more. Call tel. 508/759-6000.
Early September.
Windmill Weekend, Eastham. This jolly community festival includes a
sand-art competition, road races, band concerts, an arts-and-crafts show, a
tricycle race, and professional entertainment. The highlight of this weekend is
the square dance held under the historic windmill. Call tel. 508/255-3444.
Early September.
Cranberry Festival, Harwich. This is a chance to observe and celebrate
the colorful harvest, with 9 days of events ranging from pancake breakfasts to
fireworks. Call tel. 800/441-3199 or 508/432-1600. Mid-September.
Provincetown Arts Festival, Provincetown. Building up to the
Provincetown Art Association and Museum Annual Consignment Auction (tel. 508/487-1750),
this festival, which takes place over 4 weekends, is an extraordinary
opportunity to collect works spanning the past century. Local artists hold open
studios, actors stage readings of Eugene O'Neill, and galleries hold special
exhibits. Call tel. 508/487-3424. Late September to mid-October.
October
Wellfleet Oysterfest, Wellfleet. Spend a weekend learning about and
tasting Wellfleet's world-famous oysters at this weekend-long street festival
including arts, crafts, and live music. For information go to
www.wellfleetoysterfest.org. Always the weekend (beginning on Fri) after
Columbus day.
Trash Fish Banquet, Provincetown. Unsung, , species are creatively cooked
to benefit the Center for Coastal Studies. Call tel. 508/487-3622.
Mid-October.
Women's Week, Provincetown. This is a gathering of artists,
entertainers, and educators, as well as women who just want to have fun.
Mid-October.
Walking Weekend, Cape-wide. Over 45 guided walks (averaging 2 hr. in
length) are sponsored by an organization called Cape Pathways to foster
appreciation for the Cape's unique ecology and cultural accomplishments. Call
tel. 508/362-3828. Mid-October.
November
Lighting of the Pilgrim Monument, Provincetown. The Italianate tower
turns into a monumental holiday ornament, as carolers convene below.
Thanksgiving Eve (
Harbor Lighting, Hyannis. The boats parade by, a-twinkle with lights,
and Santa arrives via lobster boat. Call tel. 508/362-5230. Late
November.
December
Brewster For the Holidays www.brewsterFestivals.org
Early December call 508-896-3500 A Sea of Lights Celebration
Christmas in Sandwich, Sandwich. Seasonal open houses, exhibits, community
caroling, and merchant promotions take place throughout the town. Call tel. 508/833-9755.
Early December.
Holly Folly, Provincetown. The annual Gay and Lesbian Holiday Festival
has events open to all, including guesthouse tours, holiday parties, the
Reindeer Run, concerts, and more. Call tel. 508/487-2313. Early
December.
First Night, Chatham. Following Boston's lead, Chatham puts on a festive
evening featuring local performers. Call tel. 508/945-9. New Year's Eve.
This is the full schedule, just a portion
is above.
April
Brewster in Bloom, Brewster. You'll
find open houses, a crafts fair and flea market, and hot-air balloons. The Old
King's Highway (Rte. 6A) is lined with thousands of daffodils. Call tel. 508/896-3500.
Late April.
Daffodil Festival, Nantucket. Spring's arrival is heralded with masses
of yellow blooms adorning everything in sight, including a cavalcade of antique
cars. Call tel. 508/228-1700. Late April.
May
Chatham Maritime Festival, Chatham. A festival to raise awareness of Chatham's fishing industry with food and events
at the Chatham Fish Pier and on Main Street. Call tel. 508/945-5199.
Early May.
Herb Festival, Sandwich. Activities include exhibits, talks, and garden
walks at the Green Briar Nature Center. Call tel. 508/888-6870. Mid-May.
Cape Maritime Week, Cape-wide. A multitude of cultural
organizations mount special events, such as lighthouse tours, highlighting the
region's nautical history. Activities include Coast Guard open houses,
lectures, walking tours, and more. The week is sponsored by the Cape Cod
Commission. Call tel. 508/362-3828. Mid-May.
Nantucket Wine Festival, Nantucket. Vintners from all over converge on Nantucket for wine tastings and cuisine provided by some of the island's top chefs. The Grand
Cru is the main event. Call tel. 508/228-1128. Late May.
Figawi Sailboat Race, Hyannis to Nantucket. This is the largest -- and
wildest -- race on the East Coast. Intense partying in Hyannis and on Nantucket surrounds this popular event. Call tel. 508/362-5230. Late May.
Dexter Rhododendron Festival, Sandwich. Heritage Museums and Gardens --
at the peak of bloom -- sells offshoots of its incomparable botanical
collection. Call tel. 508/888-3300. Late May.
June
Brewster Historical Society Antiques Fair, Brewster. This outdoor
extravaganza features 80 top dealers. Call tel. 508/896-3500. Early
June.
A Taste of the Vineyard, Martha's Vineyard. Island restaurateurs offer
samplings of their specialties at Edgartown's Whaling Church to benefit the Martha's Vin eyard Preservation Trust. Call tel. 508/627-8017. Mid-June.
Harborfest Celebration, Nantucket. It's a chance to sample competing
chowders and board tall ships. Call tel. 508/228-1700. Mid-June.
Provincetown Film Festival, Provincetown. Focusing on alternative
film, this fete has brought out celebrities like John Waters and Lily Tomlin.
Call tel. 508/487-FILM. Mid-June.
Nantucket Film Festival, Nantucket. This annual event focuses on
storytelling through film and includes showings of short- and feature-length
films, documentaries, staged readings, panel discussions, and screenplay
competitions. Sponsors include Vanity Fair magazine, so you may see a
celebrity or two. Call tel. 508/228-1700. Mid-June.
St. Barnabus Strawberry Festival, Falmouth. Pick your own strawberries
at Tony Andrews Farm in Hatchville and indulge in strawberry shortcake on the
town green. Call tel. 508/548-8500. Mid-June.
Aptucxet Strawberry Festival, Bourne. The Aptucxet Trading Post Museum, a replica of the country's first store, hosts crafts demonstrations, accompanied
by fresh strawberry shortcake. Call tel. 508/759-9487. Late June.
Provincetown Portuguese Festival, Provincetown. This cultural
event celebrates Provincetown's Portuguese heritage with music, dancing,
exhibits, food, a parade, fireworks, and the traditional Blessing of the Fleet.
Call tel. 508/487-3424. Late June.
Rock & Roll Ramble, Sandwich. Vintage cars from the '50s and '60s
converge on Heritage Museums and Gardens for a concert and mutual admiration.
Call tel. 508/888-3300. Late June.
July
Edgartown Regatta, Martha's Vineyard. A highly social sailing event.
Call tel. 508/693-0085. Early July.
Wampanoag Pow Wow, Mashpee. Native American tribes from around the
country converge to enjoy traditional dances and games. Call tel. 508/477-0208.
July 4th weekend.
Independence Day, Falmouth. Festivities include a Blessing of the Fleet
and fireworks at Falmouth Heights Beach. Your best bet is to park in town
earlier in the evening and walk over to the Heights. Call tel. 508/548-8500.
July 4th weekend.
Independence Day, Nantucket. The highlight of the island's busiest
weekend is fireworks on Jetties Beach. Call tel. 508/548-8500. July 4th
weekend.
Independence Day, Edgartown. An old-fashioned, small town parade and
fireworks over Edgartown Harbor are the highlights of this beloved event. Call
tel. 508/693-0085. July 4th weekend.
Independence Day, Provincetown. Festivities include a spirited parade,
entertainment, and fireworks over the harbor. Call tel. 508/487-3424.
July 4th weekend.
Independence Day, Barnstable. A spectacular fireworks display over
either Barnstable Harbor or Hyannis Harbor (depending on the nesting of the
piping plovers). Call tel. 800/4-HYNNIS. July 4th weekend.
Barnstable County Fair, East Falmouth. This old-fashioned, 6-day
agricultural extravaganza is complete with prize produce and livestock. Call
tel. 508/548-8500. Mid-July.
Woods Hole Film Festival, Falmouth. A festival highlighting small independent
films that spans 2 weekends and numerous venues. Call tel. 508/548-8500.
Late July.
August
Jazz by the Sea and Pops by the Sea, Hyannis. Celebrity
"conductors" -- such as Olympia Dukakis -- enliven these two outdoor
concerts. Call tel. 800/4-HYNNIS. Early August.
Possible Dreams Auction, Martha's Vineyard. Resident celebrities give --
and bid -- their all to support the endeavors of Martha's Vineyard Community
Services. Call tel. 508/693-7900. Early August.
In the Spirit Arts Festival, Martha's Vineyard. Oak Bluffs celebrates
its cultural diversity with food, music, and children's fun. Call tel. 508/693-0085.
Early August.
Mashpee Night at the Pops, Mashpee Commons. A concert by the Cape Cod
Symphony Orchestra followed by fireworks. This event attracts about 15,000 pops
fans. Call tel. 508/477-0792. Early August.
Falmouth Road Race, Falmouth. Joggers and world-class runners
turn out in droves -- 9,500 strong -- for this annual sprint race that covers
just over 7 miles. Entry registration is by lottery and ends in May.
Unregistered runners are not allowed to participate. Call tel. 508/540-7000
or check out their website, sblifalmouthroadrace.com. Mid-August.
Carnival Week, Provincetown. The gay community's annual blowout features
performers, parties, and an outrageous costume parade. Call tel. 508/487-2313.
Mid-August.
Agricultural Society Livestock Show and Fair, Martha's Vineyard. In West Tisbury, you'll find a classic country carnival and a great leveler. Call tel. 508/693-9549.
Mid-August.
Sandcastle and Sculpture Day, Nantucket. This fairly serious but fun
contest is categorized by age group, which ups the odds of winning. Call tel. 508/228-1700.
Mid-August.
Festival Days, Dennis. Six days of events, including fun-for-the-family
activities, such as a kite-flying contest, canoe race, crafts fair, and more.
Call tel. 800/243-9920 or 508/398-3568. Late August.
Illumination Night, Martha's Vineyard. The Oak Bluffs campground is lit
with hundreds of Japanese lanterns. Campground officials keep this event a
secret until the last minute, so it's hard to plan ahead. Call tel. 508/693-0085.
Late August.
New England Jazz Festival, Mashpee. This event, sponsored by the
Boch Center for the Performing Arts, is a weekend of big-name performers.
Call tel. 508/477-2580 or check their website, www.bochcenterarts.com.
Late August.
Oak Bluffs Fireworks and Band Concert, Martha's Vineyard. It's the
summer's last blast. Call tel. 508/693-0085. Late August.
Pops Goes the Summer, Barnstable County Fairgrounds, Falmouth.
Experience a Cape Cod Symphony Orchestra concert followed by fireworks. Call
tel. 508/548-8500. Late August.
September
Bourne Scallop Festival, Bourne. This annual weekend event features
food, crafts, rides, musical entertainment, and more. Call tel. 508/759-6000.
Early September.
Windmill Weekend, Eastham. This jolly community festival includes a
sand-art competition, road races, band concerts, an arts-and-crafts show, a
tricycle race, and professional entertainment. The highlight of this weekend is
the square dance held under the historic windmill. Call tel. 508/255-3444.
Early September.
Cranberry Festival, Harwich. This is a chance to observe and celebrate
the colorful harvest, with 9 days of events ranging from pancake breakfasts to
fireworks. Call tel. 800/441-3199 or 508/432-1600. Mid-September.
Martha's Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby, Martha's Vineyard. In
its 56th year, the region's premier fishing derby and one of the country's
oldest is a month-long classic contest. Call tel. 508/693-0085.
Mid-September to mid-October.
Sandwich Boardwalk Celebration, Sandwich. This community did some
serious bonding years ago when their boardwalk was damaged by a storm, and
everyone pitched in to build a new one. This festival, with professional kite
flying and entertainment for families, has become an annual tradition. Call tel.
508/833-9755. Late September.
Harbor Swim for Life, Provincetown. Stalwart swimmers participate in
this event to raise money for local AIDS organizations. The race is followed by
a festive Mermaid Brunch and a sunset "Festival of Happiness" on Herring Cove Beach. Call tel. 508/487-1930. Late September.
Provincetown Arts Festival, Provincetown. Building up to the
Provincetown Art Association and Museum Annual Consignment Auction (tel. 508/487-1750),
this festival, which takes place over 4 weekends, is an extraordinary
opportunity to collect works spanning the past century. Local artists hold open
studios, actors stage readings of Eugene O'Neill, and galleries hold special
exhibits. Call tel. 508/487-3424. Late September to mid-October.
October
Wellfleet Oysterfest, Wellfleet. Spend a weekend learning about and
tasting Wellfleet's world-famous oysters at this weekend-long street festival
including arts, crafts, and live music. For information, contact the Wellfleet
Chamber at tel. 508/349-2510 or go to www.wellfleetoysterfest.org.
Always the weekend (beginning on Fri) after Columbus day.
Trash Fish Banquet, Provincetown. Unsung, or perhaps undersung, species
are creatively cooked to benefit the Center for Coastal Studies. Call tel. 508/487-3622.
Mid-October.
Women's Week, Provincetown. This is a gathering of artists,
entertainers, and educators, as well as women who just want to have fun. Call
tel. 508/487-2313. Mid-October.
Walking Weekend, Cape-wide. Over 45 guided walks (averaging 2 hr. in
length) are sponsored by an organization called Cape Pathways to foster
appreciation for the Cape's unique ecology and cultural accomplishments. Call
tel. 508/362-3828. Mid-October.
Nantucket Harvest Festival, Nantucket. This festival features inn tours
and a big chowder contest, just when the foliage is at its burnished prime.
Call tel. 508/228-1700. Mid-October.
Nantucket Arts Festival, Nantucket. This week-long event includes a
wet-paint sale, mini film festival, writers and their works, gallery
exhibitions, artist demonstrations, theater, concerts, photography, and more.
Call tel. 508/228-1700. Mid-October.
Yarmouth Seaside Festival, Yarmouth. Enjoy a parade, fireworks,
arts and crafts, contests, and sporting events. Call tel. 508/778-1008.
Mid-October.
November
Lighting of the Pilgrim Monument, Provincetown. The Italianate tower
turns into a monumental holiday ornament, as carolers convene below. Call tel. 508/487-1310.
Thanksgiving Eve (late Nov).
Harbor Lighting, Hyannis. The boats parade by, a-twinkle with lights,
and Santa arrives via lobster boat. Call tel. 508/362-5230. Late
November.
Fall Festival, Edgartown. Family activities at the Felix Neck Wildlife
Sanctuary include a treasure hunt, wildlife walks, and wreath making. Call tel.
508/627-4850. Late November.
Chatham's Christmas by the Sea, Chatham. A month of townwide
events include historic-inn tours, carolers, hayrides, open houses, a dinner
dance, and Santa. Call tel. 508/945-5199. Late November through
December.
December
Christmas Stroll, Nantucket. The island briefly stirs from its winter
slumber for one last shopping/feasting spree, attended by costumed carolers,
Santa in a horse-drawn carriage, and a "talking" Christmas tree. This
event is the pinnacle of Nantucket Noel, a month of festivities starting
in late November. Ferries and lodging establishments book up months before this
event, so you'll need to plan ahead. Call tel. 508/228-1700. Early
December.
Brewster For the Holidays
Falmouth Christmas by the Sea, Falmouth. A weekend of caroling, tree lighting, Santa,
entertainment, and a parade that centers on the historic and lavishly decorated
Falmouth Village Green. Call tel. 508/548-8500. Early December.
Christmas in Sandwich, Sandwich. Seasonal open houses, exhibits,
community caroling, and merchant promotions take place throughout the town.
Call tel. 508/833-9755. Early December.
Holly Folly, Provincetown. The annual Gay and Lesbian Holiday Festival
has events open to all, including guesthouse tours, holiday parties, the
Reindeer Run, concerts, and more. Call tel. 508/487-2313. Early
December.
Yarmouth Port Christmas Stroll, Yarmouth Port. Stroll along the
Old King's Highway for open houses, visits with Santa, and caroling. Call tel. 508/778-1008.
Early December.
Christmas Weekend in the Harwiches, Harwich. This townwide celebration
features entertainment, merchant promotions, hayrides, visits with Santa, and
more. Call tel. 508/432-1600. Mid-December.
First Night, Chatham. Following Boston's lead, Chatham puts on a festive
evening featuring local performers. Call tel. 508/945-9. New Year's Eve.
Nantucket Daffodil Festival Weekend April 27 -
29, 2007
From early-April to mid-May, daffodils of every color, shape
and size will bloom on Nantucket Island, a world-class resort just 30 miles off
the coast of Massachusetts. The Daffodil Festival’s grand event, held on
Saturday, is the Annual Antique Car Parade.
Nantucket Wine Festival May 16 - 20, 2007
A multi-faceted exploration of food and wine emphasizing Nantucket's historic celebration of all things gastronomic. For a wine festival program or
reservations, call 508-228-1128 or visit www.nantucketwinefestival.com
Nantucket Film Festival June 13 - 17, 2007
Now in its tenth year, the
Nantucket Film Festival is renowned for its eschewing of Hollywood glamour, and
its focus on the substantive art of screen writing. For more information, call
508-325-6274 or visit www.nantucketfilmfestival.org
The Nantucket Arts Festival September 29 - October 7,
2007
A celebration of arts on Nantucket sponsored by the Nantucket Arts Council. This week long festival bringing
together the best of performing, visual, and literary arts with venues
throughout town. For festival information call 508-325-8588 or visit www.nantucketartscouncil.org.
Nantucket Noel & Christmas Stroll Weekend November
23 - December 31, 2007
Nantucket is enchanting
during the holiday season, when New England’s finest traditions come alive for
the Annual Christmas Stroll Weekend, (Nov. 30 - Dec. 2, 2007) which is part of
Nantucket Noel (Nov. 23 – Dec. 31, 2007) a month-long celebration organized by
the Nantucket Island Chamber of Commerce.
