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2016
Program
Brochure
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CONTENT BY CATEGORY
ART, EXHIBITS, AND TOURS
Behind-the-Scenes Auto Tour
10, 13, 15, 21, 23, 24
Behind-the-Scenes Tour of The Heritage Collection7, 13, 19, 22
CUT! Costume and the Cinema
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Heritage Highlights
8, 14, 19, 22, 25
Natural Threads
12
Premiere Tour of CUT! Costume and the Cinema
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AUTOMOBILES
Cocktails for Cars
Driven to Collect
Heritage Annual Auto Show
Under the Hood
EVENTS
The Annual Gala
Educator Open House
Family Fun Fridays
Gardens Aglow Halloween Family Festival
International “Talk Like a Pirate Day” Celebration
The Olympics Come to Heritage
Red Carpet Week!
Sandwich Residents Day
Welcome to Summer: Member Early Opening
GARDENS: GENERAL
Garden Highlights Tour
Mornings in the Garden
National Public Gardens Day
Cover photo Johnny Depp, courtesy of Photofest
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10, 13, 15, 21, 23, 24
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14, 19
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18, 23
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13, 19, 22, 23
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GARDENS: HYDRANGEAS
Exploring the North American Hydrangea Garden
Heavenly Hydrangeas: Book Signing with Author Joan Harrison
Hydrangea Care Walk and Talk
Hydrangea Colors
Hydrangea Festival
Hydrangeas for Every Garden
Hydrangea Pests and Disease Control Walking Tour
Hydrangea Pruning Demonstration / Discussion
Winterizing Hydrangeas
GARDENS: RHODODENDRONS
Extending the Rhododendron Season with Wayne Mezitt
Rhododendron Care Walk and Talk
Rhododendron Collection Walking Tour
Rhododendron Festival
Rhododendron Pests and Disease Control Walking Tour
Rhododendron Propagation Demonstration
Rhododendron Pruning Demonstration
PROGRAMS
CUT! Costume and the Cinema Lecture Series: Characters and Costumes
CUT! Costume and the Cinema Lecture Series:
The Evolution of Fashion in Film
Exploring the Real Landscape of the Hundred Acre Wood History on Tap
The Natural World of Winnie-the-Pooh:
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25
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21
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THE ADVENTURE PARK AT HERITAGE
MUSEUMS & GARDENS
8, 10, 12, 13, 14, 22, 23, 24
THE HUNDRED ACRE SCHOOL
April Vacation Program
Summer Program
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Photo Courtesy of Photofest
This year,
all the stars
come to Heritage.
Hollywood comes to Cape Cod this year as Heritage Museums
& Gardens features CUT! Costume and the Cinema. Make like a
squirrel at The Adventure Park at Heritage, or go automotive in
our exhibit of classic American cars. Explore outdoor sculpture
installations that take their cue from nature in Natural Threads,
and do it all in one day. Come explore what makes Heritage
Museums & Gardens one of the premier destinations on the
Cape — from our acclaimed gardens and gardening workshops by
expert horticulturists, to fun family events, a working carousel, and
programs you can’t find anywhere else.
January – June
JANUARY-MARCH
History on Tap
Grab a drink and enjoy some fascinating and fun conversation with Heritage
Museums & Gardens Director of Collections and Exhibitions Jennifer Madden,
who will bring interesting objects from the Museum’s collection to share.
Participation is free, and there are no reservations required. Food and drink
purchases are each guest’s responsibility.
Tuesday, January 26
Too’s Tavern at Marshland Too, 315 Cotuit Road, Sandwich. 5-6 pm
Monday, February 22
Tomatoes Italian Grille and Bar, 280 Route 130, Sandwich. 5-6 pm
Wednesday, March 30
The Pilot House, 14 Gallo Road, Sandwich. 5-6 pm
The Natural World of Winnie-the-Pooh: Exploring the Real Landscape of
the Hundred Acre Wood, with Kathryn Aalto
Saturday, March 12: 2-3 pm
Join us for this co-sponsored event with Titcomb’s Bookshop to delve into the
home of the world’s most beloved bear. Kathryn Aalto—landscape designer,
historian, and writer—will discuss her book The Natural World of Winnie-the-Pooh:
A Walk through the Forest that Inspired the Hundred Acre Wood, featured on NPR’s All
Things Considered and a People Magazine Best New Book pick. Learn about plants,
animals, and places in the forest that was the inspiration for the children’s classic.
Book signing, coffee, and an opportunity to explore Heritage’s gardens follow the
discussion.
Fee: (includes admission to the Museum gardens only): $8 Members,
$10 Non-members
APRIL
April 16–October 10
Who will you be wearing to a red-carpet opportunity to see movie costumes
worn by your favorite stars? Forty-three costumes are displayed with props,
cinematic backdrops, and film clips of some of your favorites. Be transported to the
streets of Paris, through the Caribbean, and to Venice as you view costumes worn by
Scarlett Johansson, Kate Winslet, Maggie Smith, Johnny Depp, Robert Downey, Jr.,
Keira Knightley, and more. The exhibition tour is organized by Exhibits Development
Group, USA in cooperation with Cosprop, Ltd., London, England.
Driven to Collect
Gentlemen, start your engines! This exhibit of cars showcases
our nationally significant collection. In the Collector’s Corner:
a 1934 Derby Bentley reminiscent of the cars, time periods,
and luxury represented in CUT! Costume and the Cinema, a
1955 MG TF 1500, and a special display of maps made from
recycled license plates, created by artist Stephen Blyth.
Lead Sponsor
The Heritage Collection
Enjoy an interesting and informative exhibit featuring Heritage’s permanent
collection. Beautiful paintings, rare objects, carved birds by A. Elmer Crowell, and
military miniatures offer examples of American ingenuity and excellence.
Season Opening Celebration
Friday, April 15: 5:30-7:30 pm
Heritage members are invited to join Trustees, Corporators,
members of The Honor Society, and community leaders at an
exclusive preview of the 2016 exhibitions. The event is free.
Please R.S.V.P. by April 8 to Greg Wobst at
508-888-3300 x111 or email [email protected]
Lead Sponsor
The Adventure Park at Heritage Museums & Gardens
Spring Schedule:
April 16-May 1: Fridays, 2-7 pm; Saturdays & Sundays, 8 am-7 pm
May 6-29: Fridays, 2-7:30 pm; Saturdays & Sundays, 8 am-7:30 pm
The Adventure Park at Heritage provides a new perspective on nature and the
opportunity to learn more about yourself and your environment. Explore five
different aerial “trails.” Beneath, the Forest Walk Interpretive Path awaits those who
love nature. It’s all part of the pursuit of outdoor learning and discovery that has
become a Heritage trademark.
Separate fee required.
Heritage Highlights
April 16-May 31
View and appreciate objects representing fashion from our permanent collections.
Red Carpet Week!
Monday, April 18–Friday, April 22
Come dressed in your most glamourous costume during April school vacation,
because focus is on special activities inspired by CUT! Costume and the Cinema.
Vote for the Best Costume award, and play the role of paparazzi. Share your favorite
photos with us using #LightsCameraHeritage for a chance to be featured on
Heritage’s social media sites! The fun continues in Hidden Hollow, with cinematicthemed activities.
Educator Open House
Thursday, April 21: 4-6 pm
During this Open House for educators, you’ll learn how we can support your
teaching of science, math, art, and social studies. The evening features hands-on
demonstrations and opportunities to mingle and network with colleagues and
Museum staff. Explore Heritage to see what’s new this year until 5 pm, then check
out The Adventure Park until 6 pm.
Free for educators. Contact Alexandra Mulrow at [email protected]
or call 508.888.3300, x160 for details.
Hydrangea Pruning Demonstration
Saturday, April 23
10:30-11:30 am or 1:30-2:30 pm
Even the most experienced gardeners can
be overwhelmed by the prospect of pruning
hydrangeas. Join Heritage Hydrangea Curator
Mal Condon to learn how to selectively prune
your plants to improve vigor, increase bloom
density, control height, and enhance ornamental
value. Tools, techniques, and timing are discussed
in this hands-on demonstration. Advance
registration is recommended, as the program
often sells out.
Fee (includes Museum admission): $10 Members, $25 Non-members
MAY
National Public Gardens Day
Friday, May 6: 9 am–5 pm
Get to know the people and plants that make Heritage one of New England’s top
public gardens as part of this annual celebration, presented in partnership with the
American Public Gardens Association. Sandwich residents enjoy free admission on this
day, with proof of residence.
Garden Highlights Tour
May 6: 11-11:45 am and 2-2:45 pm
Tour guides share favorite garden features during these walking tours.
No advance registration required. Free with Museum admission.
Premiere Tour of CUT! Costume and the Cinema
Saturday, May 7: 11-11:45 am
No one will yell “Cut!” during this gallery tour introducing Heritage’s featured
special exhibit, part of spring ArtWeek Boston. Jennifer Madden, Director of
Collections and Exhibitions, takes participants “on set” to learn more about the
costumes that helped some of your favorite actors create memorable characters.
Mother’s Day at Heritage
Sunday, May 8
Mothers are admitted free to the Museum.
Mother’s Day Climb at The Adventure Park at Heritage
Sunday, May 8: 8 am-7:30 pm
Mothers climb for free with a paying family member!
Saturday, May 14: 11 am-noon
Go behind the scenes with Heritage Director of Collections and Exhibitions
Jennifer Madden for an exclusive peek at Heritage’s automobile collection in storage.
Participants will be admitted to “Employees Only” areas to get up close and personal
with the cars. Advance registration is recommended, as space is limited and these
tours often sell out!
Fee (includes Museum admission): $10 Members, $25 Non-member adults,
$17 Non-member youth
Rhododendron Festival
Sponsored by Nutter McClennen & Fish, LLP
Saturday, May 21-Monday, May 30: 9 am-5 pm
Thousands of rhododendrons offer an explosion
of spectacular blooms throughout Heritage. Enjoy
a peaceful walk surrounded by walls of flowers,
learn more about Heritage’s storied rhododendron
legacy, participate in activities with horticulture
experts, and take home one of these signature
plants from the special plant sale. Free with
Museum admission.
Rhododendron Collection Walking Tour
Saturday, May 21-Monday, May 30: 11-11:30 am and 2-2:30 pm
Meet at the Parade Field
Take a deep dive into the world of rhododendrons. Discover how the work done
by two hybridizers — Charles Dexter and Jack Cowles — contributed to the
genus Rhododendron and created the plants that are loved today. Guides will
select the most spectacular spots for viewing these stunning plants daily.
Rhododendron Pruning Demonstration
Sunday, May 22: 1-1:45 pm
Wednesday, May 25: 10-10:45 am
Friday, May 27: 10-10:45 am
Sunday, May 29: 1-1:45 pm
Join Heritage Horticulture staff to learn how to selectively prune your plants to
improve vigor, increase bloom density, control height, and enhance ornamental
value. Watch a demonstration of techniques during a walk through the garden.
Free with Museum admission.
Extending the Rhododendron Season
with Wayne Mezitt
Saturday, May 21: Noon-12:45 pm
Wayne Mezitt, local rhododendron expert
and owner of Weston Nurseries, shows
how to enhance your garden enjoyment
using a wide range of rhododendrons and
azaleas. Take an informative walking tour
to view traditional and some lesser-known
rhododendrons, and discover some different types that expand the interest and
color in your home landscape. Bring your questions to this interactive discussion.
Rhododendron Care Walk and Talk
Saturday, May 21: 1-1:45 pm
Thursday, May 26: 1-1:45 pm
Friday, May 27: 1-1:45 pm
Saturday, May 28: 10-10:45 am
Heritage’s Horticulture staff share the basics on how to maintain and care for
your rhododendrons. Included are demonstrations of ideal growing situations,
watering, fertilizing, mulching, pest control, pruning, bud-pinching, and deadheading to encourage optimal health and beauty. Free with Museum admission.
Rhododendron Pests and Disease Control Walking Tour
Monday, May 23: 10-10:45 am
Friday, May 27: 10-10:45 am
Walk the gardens with the Heritage Horticulture staff while learning about the
unique pests and diseases that afflict the rhododendron and how to control them.
Rhododendron Propagation Demonstration
Saturday, May 28: Noon-12:30 pm
Everyone wants more of these great plants! Heritage Director of Horticulture
Les Lutz shows just how easy it can be to propagate them. Watch a
demonstration of techniques and leave knowing how to successfully propagate
your own rhododendrons this fall. Free with Museum admission.
The Adventure Park at Heritage Museums & Gardens
Summer Schedule
May 30-September 5: Open every day, 8 am-8 pm
Red, White & Blue Climb at The Adventure Park at Heritage
Monday, May 30: 8 am-8 pm
Climb at The Adventure Park, and receive a $3 discount off all climbing tickets!
JUNE
Natural Threads
June 4-October 10
This outdoor sculpture installation features the imaginative works of artists who link
their work to the Museum’s varied terrain. Rope, cord, textiles, branches, and other
materials encourage visitors to pay close attention to the landscape.
This exhibit is made possible with support from the Arts Foundation of
Cape Cod.
Heritage Annual Auto Show
Lead Sponsor
Sponsored by Arbella Insurance Foundation
Saturday, June 11
Rain date: Sunday, June 12
This family-friendly event highlights antique and classic
automobiles, hot rods, and custom cars in excellent original or
restored condition. All body styles are invited and displayed
on the Parade Field, where registered vehicles compete for
awards. Enjoy lunch from Magnolia Café’s grill at the field,
vote for your favorite car, and watch the parade of show cars
at 2 pm. Free with Museum admission.
2016 Iron Monkey Challenge at The Adventure Park at Heritage
Saturday, June 18: 8 am-8 pm
Put your fitness to a test—as an individual or as a team of three—in this
Adventure Park challenge!
Saturday, June 18 and Thursday, June 23: 11 am-noon
See description from May 14.
Father’s Day at Heritage
Fathers are admitted free.
Father’s Day Climb at
The Adventure Park at Heritage
Sunday, June 19: 8 am-8 pm
Fathers climb for free with a paying family member!
Mornings in the Garden: Native Plants and Wildlife
Wednesday, June 22: 10-10:45 am
Join a Heritage Horticulturist to learn about native plants and how they can be used
in your home landscape.
Welcome to Summer: Member Early Opening
Saturday, June 25: 8-9 am
Members keep our gardens growing and our exhibits opening! As a thank you,
members have the opportunity to enjoy the exhibitions and gardens privately prior to
the Museum opening to the public.
Cocktails for Cars: A Fundraiser for the Heritage Auto Collection
Saturday, June 25: 5-7 pm • Nickerson Field
This elegant automotive fundraiser features privately held modern exotics and
pre-1970s classics and antiques. Tickets support the restoration, maintenance, and
upkeep of Heritage’s one-of-a-kind automobile collection. For more information,
contact Beth Kirk at [email protected] or call 508.888.3300, x114.
Behind-the-Scenes Tour of
Wednesday, June 29: 11 am-noon
Go behind the scenes with Manager of
Interpretive Programs Alexandra Mulrow for
an exclusive tour of The Heritage Collection.
The gallery will be closed to the general
public during this private tour, giving
participants the opportunity to engage deeply
with objects as Alexandra shares information that goes beyond exhibit labels.
Advance registration is recommended, as space is limited.
Under the Hood
Thursday, June 30: 6-7:30 pm
Meet Jack Rosen, an auto collector whose 1934 Derby Bentley, “Digby,” is featured
in the Collector’s Corner. He will share his personal collecting journey and discuss
his construction of the engine for his 2002 Ultima Can-Am racecar, which will be
on display exclusively for this program. This car has won its division and an Award of
Excellence two years running at the World of Wheels Annual Auto Show in Boston.
Jack will also discuss how the Bentley, a luxury car, compares to the Ultima, a speedy
racecar, and what drove him to collect two such different vehicles.
Heritage Highlights
June 1-June 30
Visitors will be reminded of the classic Patti Page song, “Old Cape Cod,” while
viewing Heritage collections related to this magical summer destination.
July – September
JULY
Red, White & Blue Climb at The Adventure Park
Monday, July 4: 8 am-8 pm
Celebrate Independence Day at The Adventure Park, where every climber receives a
$3 discount off their climbing ticket!
Family Fun Fridays
Every Friday from July 8-September 2:
9 am-5 pm
Enjoy a day at Heritage that features special
activities related to CUT! Costume and the
Cinema. Performances, activities, games, and
family challenges make this a great start to the
weekend. Free with Museum admission.
July 8: Cinderella Day
Inspired by the film Ever After, families jump into the story of Cinderella and
participate in activities that will take them through the plot—from creating
a vehicle to attending the ball to finding their lost slipper hidden somewhere
in the gardens. 11 am Performance: Upcycled Cinderella, by the Bright Star
Touring Theatre, is an imaginative telling of Cinderella. Sponsored by the Cape
Cod Media Group.
July 15: Beatrix Potter Day
Inspired by the film Miss Potter, families become nature explorers as they observe
and record the natural world. 11 am Performance: Toe Jam Puppet Band, with a
special performance about nature, conservation, and the insect world.
July 22: Great Detective Day
Inspired by the film Sherlock Holmes, families become part of a mystery, searching
for clues throughout the galleries and gardens. Create a decoder to find hidden
messages, and seek help from Mr. Holmes and Mr. Watson themselves.
11 am Performance: Vanessa Trien and the Jumping Monkeys, three-time
Parents’ Choice Award-winning artist and local rock stars to the young and
young at heart.
July 29: Never Neverland Day
Inspired by the film Finding Neverland, families will travel to Neverland, where
imagination stations abound. Join the Lost Boys and participate in activities that
remind us that imagination is the key to never growing up. 11 am Performance:
Karen K and the Jitterbugs.
Saturday, July 9 and Thursday, July 21: 11 am-noon
Lecture Series: The Evolution of Fashion
in Film
Sunday, July 10: 2-3 pm
Fashion is not just about the clothes, but about
the embodiment of a lifestyle. John Di Stefano,
fashion designer, historian, and Professor at
Massachusetts College of Art and Design, will
discuss the evolution of on-screen fashion from
the early movies of the 1920s to modern-day
blockbusters, examining the role that fashion
moguls and high-end designers have played in
creating the Hollywood scene.
Sponsored by WBUR
Fee (includes Museum admission):
$15 Members, $30 Non-Members
Hydrangea Festival
Friday, July 8-Sunday, July 17: 9 am-5 pm
The Cape Cod Hydrangea Festival returns, celebrating the iconic plant that makes
Cape Cod so stunning in July. See our expanded Hydrangea Display Garden, and
participate in special programs. Free with Museum admission.
Hydrangea Festival Daily Walking Tour
Friday, July 8-Sunday, July 17: 11-11:30 am and 2-2:30 pm
Join tour guides for walking tours that explore the range of plants on display.
Hydrangea Pruning Discussion
Sunday, July 10: 1-1:45 pm
Wednesday, July 13: 10-10:45 am
Saturday, July 16: Noon-12:45 pm
Join the Heritage Horticulture staff to learn
how to selectively prune your plants to
improve vigor, increase bloom density, control
height, and enhance ornamental value.
Heavenly Hydrangeas Book Signing with Author Joan Harrison
Saturday July 9: 1-2 pm
Learn tips and tricks for growing beautiful hydrangeas from author Joan
Harrison during this one-hour walking tour, with a book sale and signing.
Hydrangea Care Walk and Talk
Sunday, July 10: 11-11:45 am
Monday, July 11: 1-1:45 pm
Friday, July 15: 10-10:45 am
Heritage Horticulture staff share the basics of how to maintain and care for
hydrangeas, including discussions and demonstrations of ideal growing situations,
watering, fertilizing, and mulching. Free with Museum admission.
Hydrangea Pests and Disease Control Walking Tour
Thursday, July 14: 1-1:45 pm
Walk the gardens with Mal Condon, Heritage’s Hydrangea Curator, to learn
about the pests and disease issues that most commonly affect hydrangeas and
how to control them. Free with Museum admission.
Exploring the North American
Hydrangea Garden
Saturday, July 9: 10-10:45 am
Thursday, July 14: 10-10:45 am
Sunday, July 17: 1-1:45 pm
The Hydrangea Garden is expanding! Over the
next five years, Heritage will work with partners
to create the most complete hydrangea collection
in the U.S. This demonstration garden for newly
developed hydrangeas will showcase the research, breeding, and introduction
programs currently underway in the industry. Come learn more about this
exciting initiative! Free with Museum admission.
The Garden is made possible through support from Dr. Michael Dirr, Bailey Nurseries,
the Cape Cod Hydrangea Society, Ball Ornamentals, the American Hydrangea Society,
Proven Winners, and Greenleaf Nurseries.
Hydrangea Colors
Friday, July 15: Noon-12:30 pm
Everyone wants to know how to achieve the blushing pinks and deep blues of
these beautiful blooms! Learn how soil types, fertilizer choices, and pH control
additives can bring out the brightest hues in your plants. Watch a demonstration
of techniques, and leave knowing how to alter your home soil’s chemistry for
more vibrant hydrangea blooms in your garden. Free with Museum admission.
Hydrangeas for Every Garden
Tuesday, July 12: 1:30-2:15 pm
Sunday, July 17: 10-10:45 am
Take a walking tour through the Heritage Hydrangea Display Garden and learn
how specific hydrangeas provide benefits for various situations and landscapes.
You will also gain knowledge about hydrangeas for containers; hydrangeas of
more modest size for foundation plantings; hydrangeas for cold climates, for
cutting, for drying, and for sunny gardens or more shady locations. Bring your
questions to this interactive discussion. Free with Museum admission.
Heritage Museums & Gardens Annual Gala
Saturday, July 16: 6-10:30 pm
Oyster Harbors Club, Osterville
Heritage’s Annual Gala is one of the premier summer benefits on Cape Cod,
featuring cocktails, dinner, and dancing. All proceeds support Heritage Museums &
Gardens exhibitions and programs.
For more information, contact Beth Kirk at
[email protected], or call 508.888.3300, x114.
Saturday, July 23: 9 am-5 pm
Sandwich residents are invited to visit for free on this day, with proof of residence.
This event is made possible by The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod.
Under the Hood
Thursday, July 21: 6-7:30 pm
Meet Dick Shappy, a classic car restorer and
avid collector who has worked on many cars
belonging to the rich and famous. He will share
his personal collecting story and discuss the
restoration of his 1922 Packard Twin Six Cape
Top, which will be on display exclusively for
this program. The Packard was the first-place
winner for Best Original Car at the Pebble Beach
Concours d’Elegance in 2014.
Mornings in the Garden: Herbaceous Perennials
Wednesday, July 27: 10-10:45 am
Join a Heritage Horticulturist for a walk through the garden to learn more about
perennial favorites. This tour demonstrates the amazing diversity this group of plants
can add to your garden.
Behind-the-Scenes Tour of The Heritage Collection
Thursday, July 28: 11 am-Noon
See description from June 29.
Heritage Highlights
July 6-31
View botanical illustrations by Cape artist Lucy Sur.
AUGUST
Heritage School Supply Drive
Monday, August 1-Wednesday, August 31
Help support Sandwich public schools
by bringing a donation of new school
supplies when you come to climb at
The Adventure Park at Heritage. Each
person who donates will receive a
discount on a future climb!
Offer valid for the remainder of
2016 and through the entire 2017 season.
Family Fun Fridays
All Fridays in August: 9 am-5 pm
Enjoy a day at Heritage featuring special
activities related to CUT! Costume and the
Cinema. Performances, activities, games, and
family challenges make this a great start to the
weekend. Free with Museum admission.
August 5: Great Exploration Day
Inspired by the film The New World, families will enjoy Native American music,
dance, storytelling, and crafts throughout the gardens, led by members of the
Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe. 11 am Performance: Wampanoag Nation Singers
and Dancers, who will share Native dress, culture, and music.
August 12: Magic Meets Science Day
Inspired by the film The Prestige, families explore the magic of science.
11 am Performance: The Science of Magic by Mr. Fish, a renowned circus performer
and magician who will explore the secrets of magic using magnetism, light, air,
optical illusions, and much more. Sponsored by the Cape Cod Media Group.
August 19: Swashbuckling Day
Inspired by the Pirates of the Caribbean films,
families will dance to calypso music and try to
find the hidden treasure! 11 am Performance:
Caribbean Carnival Celebration by Taino, an
exuberant performance with reggae percussion,
audience sing-a-longs, and plenty of
opportunities to get up on your feet and dance.
Also on August 19, 2-3 pm: The Pirate, the Princess, and the Pea: A Puppet Show
Crabgrass Puppet Theater presents a swashbuckling adventure full of sea
monsters, shipwrecks, pirates, and princesses. With colorful scenery, professional
puppetry, and original pirate songs, you won’t want to miss this fun adventure
tale. Show only: $10 Members, $12 Non-members
August 26: Masquerade Day
Inspired by The Phantom of the Opera, families will be
transported to the streets outside the Opera Populaire as they embark on an
opera hunt, and attend the masquerade ball! 11 am Performance: The Airborne
Comedians, an act that began 20 years ago as a snowball juggling contest in a
laundromat, and now has escalated to six- and seven-foot-high unicycles and lawn
chair juggling.
Also on August 26, 9 am-5 pm: Distractology 101
Don’t miss this interactive program developed by
the Arbella Insurance Foundation to teach new drivers the dangers of distracted
driving, including texting while driving. The campaign features a 36-foot-long,
neon-yellow mobile classroom outfitted with high-tech driving simulators.
During the driving simulator training, teens and other new drivers face a number
of scenarios based on real-world examples, educating participants on how to
anticipate hidden hazards, react to the road, and avoid accidents. Participants
also complete the online portion of the curriculum at www.DistractU.com and
make a safe-driving pledge in order to complete the training. The Distractology
101 driving simulator, based on Arbella-funded research conducted with UMass
Amherst, travels to high schools in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode
Island, offering 45 minutes of simulated distracted driving to each participant. To
date, nearly 10,000 new drivers have completed the Distractology 101 training.
Tuesday, August 2 and Saturday, August 13: 11 am-Noon
The Olympics Come to Heritage
Saturday, August 6
With the Olympics underway, join us for a day full of
competitions, hunts, obstacles, and races. Create your own
unique flag, and claim your gold medals!
Activities free with Museum admission.
Lecture Series: Characters and Costumes
Sunday, August 21: 2-3 pm
Learn how characters are created for the silver screen
with Associate Professor Jennifer Varekamp, costume
designer and instructor at Massachusetts College of
Art and Design. Varekamp will explain the cultural and
social significance of fashion, highlighting the pivotal
role costumes play in telling a visual story on the silver screen through the use of
in-depth character analysis of famous actor/costume pairs represented in Heritage’s
special exhibit CUT! Costume and the Cinema. Sponsored by WBUR
Fee (includes Museum admission):
$15 Members, $30 Non-members
Mornings in the Garden: Fun with Fungus
Wednesday, August 24: 10-10:45 am
Heritage Horticulturist Brian Razzano leads this informative walk and talk
highlighting wild mushrooms on Heritage’s property.
Behind-the-Scenes Tour of
Thursday, August 25: 11 am-Noon
See description from June 29.
Fee (includes Museum admission): $10
Members, $25 Non-member adults,
The Adventure Park at Heritage Back-To-School Day
Saturday, August 27: 8 am-8 pm
Enjoy the last moments of summer with a climb and special activities at The
Adventure Park.
Heritage Highlights
August 1-31
View Nantucket baskets from a private collection.
SEPTEMBER
Family Fun Friday: Hollywood Star Day!
Friday, September 2: 9 am-5 pm
For the final Family Fun Friday, be part of
the exciting world of CUT! Costume and the
Cinema as you walk the red carpet, create your
own star to be added to the Heritage Walk of
Fame, and vote for your favorite costume! 11
am Performance: Toe Jam Puppet Band, who will make you feel like a star with
special opportunities to come up on stage to be a part of the fun. Free with Museum
admission.
The Adventure Park at Heritage
Fall Schedule
September 9-November 13
September 9-25: Fridays, 2-6:30 pm;
Saturdays and Sundays, 8 am-6:30 pm
September 30-October 30: Fridays, 2-5:30 pm;
November 4-13: Fridays, 2-4:30 pm;
Red, White & Blue Climb at The Adventure Park
Monday, September 5
All climbers receive a $3 discount off their climbing ticket.
International “Talk Like a Pirate Day”
Celebration
Sunday, September 18: 9 am-2 pm
Ahoy, landlubbers! Be ready to hoist the mainsail and depart on an adventure
with the crew in this family-friendly event that celebrates the silly side of pirate
culture. Come dressed as a buccaneer and uncover your “pirattitude.” Use
#LightsCameraHeritage for a chance to be featured in Heritage’s social media. Don’t
forget to stop by The Shop at Heritage to purchase some special pirate loot! Free
with Museum admission. Separate fee for climbs.
Saturday, September 10: 11 am-Noon
Sunday, September 24: 9 am-5 pm
Sandwich residents are invited to visit for free on
this day, with proof of residence.
Mornings in the Garden:
Pest Management
Wednesday, September 28: 10-10:45 am
Join Les Lutz, Heritage Director of Horticulture,
and walk the gardens to learn about pests and
how you can use a sustainable approach to
control them. Fee (includes Museum admission):
$10 Members, $25 Non-member adults,
October – December
OCTOBER
Saturday, October 8: 11 am-Noon
Halloween Family Festival
Friday, October 28: 5-8 pm
Saturday, October 29: 3-7 pm
Join the Halloween dance party with DJ Ooch,
go on a hayride, visit Hidden Hollow by night,
and enjoy themed refreshments from the
Magnolia Café. Come in costume and be part
of the fun! New this year: Meet characters from
the movies, craft your own fantastic mask, and
navigate your way through a maze! Participants
are advised to wear comfortable shoes to walk to all
of the activities. Fee: $10 Members, $15 Nonmembers, Free for infants 2 and younger
Saturday, October 29: Head over to The
Adventure Park at Heritage for Tweezle-‘nTreat and a spooktacular adventure in the
trees. Separate fee for climbs.
NOVEMBER and DECEMBER
Winterizing Hydrangeas
Saturday, November 19: 10:30-11:30 am
Hydrangea macrophylla are the least cold-hardy of hydrangea species and are hard
to keep alive during harsh Cape Cod winters. Heritage Hydrangea Curator Mal
Condon will provide information on protecting hydrangeas from the ravages of
winter. Fee: $10 Members, $15 Non-members
Gardens Aglow
Friday-Sunday, November 25-December 18: 4:30-8:30 pm
Join us for the celebration of lights that has become a holiday tradition. In addition to
the beautiful light displays throughout the gardens, the event features music and dance
performances at 6:30 pm in the Automobile Gallery. St. Nick will hold court in the
Model T. Gingerbread houses created by professional bakers and culinary students will
be on display, along with model trains and holiday décor ideas. People of all ages can take
a spin (or two) on the vintage carousel and roast marshmallows together at the fire pits.
Stroll the gardens with family and friends, and enjoy Heritage in a whole new light.
On Saturdays, Chip Koser of South Cape Ice Sculptures will demonstrate ice
carving. Visitors will see an ice sculpture created right before their eyes, and have
opportunities for photos with the sculptures.
Support for this event is provided by the Cooperative Bank of
Cape Cod and Rogers & Gray Insurance Company.
Fee: $15 Member Adults, $5 Member Youth, 2 and under free
$18 Non-member Adults, $7 Non-member Youth, 2 and under free
Heritage Highlights
November 25-December 18
Antique toys from Heritage’s collection are guest-curated by students at
The Hundred Acre School.
The Hundred Acre School Programs
April Vacation Program
Tuesday, April 19-Friday, April 22
Full Day 9 am-3:30 pm
Half Day 9 am-1 pm
Extended day available: Mornings 8-9 am,
Afternoons 3:30-5:30 pm
Kids in this program will engage in daily STEM
exploration. A variety of locations and hands-on
materials will be used for discovery, investigation,
and play.
Fees:
Full Days 9 am-3:30 pm: $310
Half Days 9 am-1 pm: $210
Extended Day Mornings 8-9 am: Add $25 to the fee
Extended Day Afternoons 3:30-5:30 pm: Add $50 to the fee
Summer Program
Tuesday, July 5-Friday August 26
Full Day 9 am-3:30 pm
Half Day 9 am-1 pm
Extended day available: Mornings 8-9 am,
Afternoons 3:30-5:30 pm
Summer fun with a purpose – and preparation for
the school year ahead.
Fees:
Full Days 9 am-3:30 pm: $390 per week
( July 5 week $310)
Half Days 9 am-1 pm: $260 per week
( July 5 week $210)
Extended Day Mornings 8-9 am: Add $25
per week or $10 single day to the fee
Extended Day Afternoons 3:30-5:30 pm: Add $50 per week or
$20 single day to the fee
For additional information and applications,
visit www.100acreschool.org or call
Preschool Director Melissa Russell at 508.888.3300, x 158,
to arrange a school visit. Advance registration recommended.
Become
Involved
BE A MEMBER
When you become a member of Heritage Museums & Gardens, you enjoy
the following benefits:
• Unlimited, free general admission for one year from date of purchase
• Exclusive member previews/parties
• Advance notice and discounts on select programs and special events,
including Gardens Aglow
• Discounts at The Shop at Heritage
• Discounts on member climbs at The Adventure Park at Heritage
• Free admission and/or additional benefits at hundreds of Horticultural
Society sites throughout North America and the Cayman Islands
Join, renew, or give the gift of membership today! Your ticket, membership,
and other purchases are important to the preservation of Heritage Museums
& Gardens for future generations.
BE A VOLUNTEER
Interested in becoming a volunteer? Contact Danielle Davis at
508.888.3300, x108 or [email protected]
BE A SUPPORTER
Each person who supports Heritage Museums & Gardens helps us to continue to
fulfill our mission:
Heritage Museums & Gardens celebrates American culture and inspires people
of all ages to explore, discover, and learn together. We do this through excellence in
horticulture, garden design, outdoor discovery, and the exhibition of great collections.
Your gift, big or small, helps others create memories of personal revelation,
inspiration, and tranquility, and provides memorable learning opportunities
for children and adults of all ages. To make a gift, visit us online or contact the
Development Office at 508.888.3300, x114.
Heritage Museums & Gardens is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Plan
your visit
2016 Main Season: April 16-October 10
Special events and programming offered year-round.
Hours: Daily, 9 am-5 pm
Location: 67 Grove Street, Sandwich, MA
Parking: Free on-site parking
Accessibility: Transportation is available for visitors with limited mobility.
Group discounts available. For details, call 508.888.3300, x130
or email [email protected]
Heritage Museums & Gardens is deeply grateful to:
Lead Sponsor
and for the support of the following organizations
SAQUISH
FOUNDATION
Media Sponsors:
CUT! Costume and the Cinema – featuring 43
original movie costumes worn by Johnny Depp,
Amy Adams, and more! See inside for details.
And a Phantom. And a Duchess.
The Cape is being invaded by pirates.
HeritageMuseums.org
Sandwich, MA 02563
67 Grove Street
PERMIT NO. 17
LEOMINSTER, MA
PAID
U.S. POSTAGE
NON-PROFIT ORG.

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