Cape Cod Hydrangea Fest Garden Tours: July 11, 2026

BARNSTABLE

A Hidden Haven on Wianno - 151  Wianno Ave. Osterville
Tour benefits Osterville Village Library
Tucked behind a tall bamboo fence on prestigious Wianno Avenue, this professionally designed garden is a hidden sanctuary where artistry and nature intertwine. Meandering paths of Goshen stone guide visitors through sweeping hydrangeas in shades of blue, pink, and white, past a rustic wooden arbor, and into a vibrant pollinator haven alive with butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds. Rare and unusual plants bloom alongside familiar favorites, creating a layered tapestry of color and texture. At its heart, a hand-laid Goshen stone firepit invites intimate gatherings beneath the stars, making this lush, immersive landscape a true retreat for the senses. * Lots of hydrangeas *Pollinator Garden. Open for tours: July 10 & 11.
Directions: Main street Osterville to Wianno Ave. Parking: Park on Wianno Ave lot across the church.

A Tapestry of Hydrangeas and Japanese Maples - 214 Wianno Circle, Osterville
Tour benefits Osterville Village Library
Step into a living canvas during Hydrangea Fest, where color and texture come together in a captivating display. Nearly three dozen hydrangeas—ranging from the rich blues of Nico to the luminous whites of Limelight and Annabelle—create a vibrant, serene landscape. Wander among ten distinctive Japanese Maple cultivars, from the deep reds of Bloodgood and Emperor’s Red to graceful weeping greens, golden Full Moon varieties, and the intricate foliage of Samurai and Butterfly maples. This garden is both elegant and immersive. *Hydrangeas * Unusual Plants * Creative Ornaments. Open for Tours: July 10 & July 11. Directions: Wianno Ave to Crystal Lake Road, right onto Wianno Circle.

The Historically Rooted Garden - 119 Scudder Rd. Osterville
Tour benefits Osterville Village Library
Tucked within one of Osterville’s most picturesque neighborhoods, where stately homes meet quiet, winding lanes, lies a garden unlike any other on the Hydrangea Festival tour. The Chesbro Garden is not just a place of blooms. It is a living story. Established in 1929, at the height of the Great Depression, this land began humbly as a “Berry Patch,” where raspberries were carefully cultivated to help support a family through uncertain times. Here, gardening was never just a pastime, it was a way of life. Knowledge passed through generations of the Crocker family, whose earlier gardens supplied fresh produce to the community, sometimes delivered door-to-door by wheelbarrow. That spirit of practical beauty still defines the space today. And this year, the garden tells an even richer story. The Chesbro Garden invites you to experience something rare: the vibrant reawakening of its vegetable gardens—rows of growth, color, and purpose that reconnect us to the land and to a slower, more intentional way of living. Now lovingly maintained by the next generation, Paul, an Osterville historian in his 80‘s, the garden is a striking blend of past and present, where historic roots meet fresh vitality. Open for Tours: July 11 & 12. Directions: Main St., to Parker Rd to First Ave. Parking: Parking across the street.

Endless Summer on Display - 65 1^st Ave. Osterville
Tour benefits Osterville Village Library
Bursting with classic Cape Cod charm, this inviting garden is a must-see for hydrangea lovers and summer bloom enthusiasts alike. Surrounding a traditional Cape home, waves of Endless Summer, Purple Mopheads, and Limelight hydrangeas paint a stunning portrait of color and texture. But the beauty doesn’t stop there—graceful White Drift and Austin Davis roses mingle with fragrant lavender, airy catmint, and bold salvia, creating a vibrant, ever-changing display. Whether you’re drawn to the timeless elegance of hydrangeas or the soft romance of summer perennials, this garden promises a feast for the senses and inspiration at every turn. * Lots of hydrangeas. Open for Tours: July 11 & 12.
Directions: Main St., to Parker Rd to First Ave. Parking: Parking across the street.

Local Landscape Designer, Dorrit Kingsbury, Creates her Own Four-Season Garden in Osterville - 113 Pond Street Osterville
Tour benefits Osterville Village Library
Designed to wow the senses with elegance and folly, this landscape invites both lively gatherings and peaceful respite. Using color as a sculptural element and evergreens for year-round definition and flair, the contrasting textures and forms feel luxurious yet accessible. Distinct focal points draw the viewer to visit the firepit shrouded by cherry trees, wind in and out of the hornbeam topiary arches, settle onto the bench at the end of a garden pathway, and savor the sunset from the newest garden destination at the front of the property. Enjoy your visit!* Creative Ornaments * Garden with Unusual Ornaments. Open for Tours: July 11 & 12. Directions: Main Street to Pond Street, Osterville. Parking: Park at the Church.

359 Main Street, Centerville
Tour benefits Hyannis Public Library
Once you’ve arrived and we’ve had the pleasure of welcoming you, visitors are invited to meander down the winding tree-lined driveway which opens upon a glorious display of trees, shrubs, flowers, and the very best of Mother Nature. A humble sign presents the owners’ philosophy: “Welcome to Santosha Gardens, a sanctuary to cultivate awareness of our connection to nature & a refuge of kindness for all living beings.” Keeping this in mind, all gardeners and nature lovers will have the opportunity to experience a trek through a landscape of beauty, color, fragrance, and sounds. Surrounding this home and encompassing a large swath of acreage, the natural environment has been carefully planned, developed and cultivated over the years, the goal being to enjoy the blooms of nature from spring buds through fall mums. July is peak, so enjoy! The back yard of this property is a wide canvas of lovely perennials and colorful annuals. While strolling along curving pathways, visitors can appreciate an abundance of hydrangeas, hostas, roses, day lilies, clover, astilbe, and many other beautiful species.  Several raised beds produce a harvest of fruits and vegetables while peach trees, pear trees and blueberry bushes add to the eclectic mix of ornamentals and edibles. This sanctuary of nature, home to bees, butterflies, and birds, is a sweet hideaway seemingly far off the beaten path. Come and visit. You won’t be disappointed. Parking: Please, park carefully along Main Street. Open for Tours: July 11 and July 13.

Sean Murphy’s Garden - 5 Lil Lane, Centerville
Tour benefits Master Gardener of Cape Cod
The three-quarter acre property overlooks Shallow Pond. The gravel driveway is bordered with hydrangeas. Two bordered paths lead to the rear. The lawn is divided by a path and a stairway that leads to the water. There are about 25 hydrangeas on the property. There are seven beds with annuals and perennials. The lawn is bordered with annuals. There is a “hidden” area for the firepit that is backed by a sloping bed containing hydrangeas, lilies and irises. There are a number of ornamental trees including a large Japanese maple tree, a small Japanese maple tree, and a European birch. *Waterview * Hydrangeas *Dog Friendly.
 

Howe’s Gardens - 1124 Old Stage Road, Centerville ***Open 9am to 1pm
Tour benefits St. John’s Episcopal Church
Several gardens with pollinator flowers, numerous perennials and shrubs, locally created daylilies with Cape Cod names as well as many by other hybridizers, vegetables and earth box gardens. Some hydrangeas. Handfed (by owner) chipmunks! Dogs on leash welcome. Walker accessible.
Open for Tours: July 10 and July 11.

Meetinghouse Farm: 2135 Meetinghouse Way, West Barnstable
Nestled within the West Barnstable community lies Meetinghouse Farm, a verdant oasis and horticultural sanctuary. Step into a world of natural beauty and tranquility as you embark on a journey through lush gardens and verdant greenhouse. Wander through the labyrinth and take leisurely strolls across the sprawling grounds of this cherished local gem. Experience the harmony of nature and humanity in perfect union at Meetinghouse Farm. Parking: small gravel road/culdesac on property, or parking at Fire Station and walking over. Open for Tours: July 10-12 & July 17-19.

Heart’s Ease at Compass Rose Center - 1106 Main Street, West Barnstable
Tour benefits Whelden Memorial Library
Open for Tours:
July 11th : 10 AM – 2 PM 
July 12: 12 PM – 4 PM
Garden Description: Heart’s Ease is a pollinator garden which does not have Hydrangeas  what  it lacks  in hydrangeas it makes up for with native flowers and trees. The garden  surrounds Compass Rose Center, a healing and grief center. This is a sacred place for navigating life and nourishing spirit. The gardens are a thoughtful mix of old and new plantings, with an emphasis on native species and pollinator-friendly selections.
Pollinator Garden, Dog-Friendly, Wheelchair and Walker Friendly.

Cobb Hill Farm - 3485 Main Street, Barnstable Village
Tour benefits Sturgis Library
While doing research on their home in the Sturgis Library’s historical collection, Kristin came across a photo from the early 1900s, before the now-massive English beech in their front yard was planted. The difference the tree makes is striking. In a similar way, Kristin and Jeff have been working a “5-year plan” to transform the rest of the property, with their latest effort being a newly planted but long-dreamed-about white garden, inspired by the “White Garden” at Sissinghurst in Kent, England, and a 54’ perennial border running along the south side of the stone wall that separates their backyard from the lower field. Some plantings existed when they purchased the property in 2018, but almost all the current beds were either created or expanded and re-planted by Kristin and Jeff. The backyard is structured as a series of rooms, featuring perennials including anise hyssop, agastache, Joe Pye weed, bergamot, salvia, echinacea, nepeta, wild quinine, clethra, and coreopsis. The pool area features ‘Bobo’ hydrangeas, a long, swaying border of ‘Karl Foerster’ grass, and a deep, native perennial bed backing up to conservation land. * Pollinator garden  *Lots of Hydrangeas * Unusual plants.
Directions:  From Rt. 6A in Barnstable Village, turn south onto Cindy Lane, and proceed down the hill. Please drive slowly as it is a narrow country lane. On the right will be a signed entrance to a field for parking. NOTE: the property's gardens are accessed by walking up a long, grassy slope, and may be a challenge for individuals with ambulatory limitations. There is no parking available next to the home.

56 Morgan Way, West Barnstable
Tour benefits Sturgis Library
The Rizzos recently moved back to Massachusetts after many years out of state – fully embracing a return to Cape Cod gardening and the beloved hydrangea.  Their peaceful backyard garden features a small cascading fish pond with a necklace of ever-reliable limelight and bobo hydrangea paniculata, white bearded irises, variegated hostas, and ornamental fountain grass. The neutral palette of the back garden is restful, leaving the front garden for pops of color with pink and blue hydrangea macrophylla and rhododendron, a red dragon Japanese maple, birch trees and a narrow cutting garden of purple lilacs, apricot roses, yellow irises and blush peonies and dahlias.  Wildlife is welcomed with birdhouses, winter feeders and a charming potting shed that’s been known to host a few rabbits from time to time. * Lots of hydrangeas.
Directions: From Rt 6A in West Barnstable, take Rt 149 south to the traffic circle just south of Rt 6, take the 3rd exit and head east onto the Service Road.  In 0.9 miles, take a right onto Saddler Lane, then left onto Joe Thompson Lane. In 400 feet, turn left onto Morgan Way.  
Please park where indicated. 

St. Mary’s Episcopal Church - 3055 Main Street, Barnstable
St. Mary’s Gardens are a cherished legacy of beauty and devotion, inspired by the vision of the Rev. Robert Wood Nicholson, St. Mary’s third rector (1946–1960). Drawing inspiration from English and Italian garden design and influenced by Frederick Law Olmsted, Fr. Nicholson transformed the marshy land surrounding the church into a series of enchanting garden “rooms.” Featuring canals, statuary, water features, and a blend of formal and natural landscaping, the gardens reflect a harmonious blend of art and nature.Open year-round to the public, St. Mary’s Gardens invite visitors to experience the wonder of God’s creation. From the serene Daffodil Meadow in spring to its tranquil paths and architectural beauty, the gardens provide a space for meditation and renewal.*Garden with lots of hydrangeas *Creative Ornaments *Dog-friendly *Wheelchair and walker friendly.
Directions: The garden tour begins to the left of the church’s front door on Main St.(Route 6A). Parking: Parking is available in the church parking lot.


Cape Cottage - 181 Chase Street, Hyannis
Tour benefits Resilient Roots
Garden Description: Meander along winding gravel pathways through this organic perennial and annual garden bursting with life, where every turn holds a delightful surprise. The garden boasts the best plants for both sun and shade. This eclectic, colorful oasis is a whimsical blend of vibrant flowers, sculptures, and unexpected hidden vignettes for you to enjoy.  There are plenty of benches to stop and take in the view. Pollinator garden with some hydrangeas and lots of unusual plants and creative ornaments. Walker-Friendly. Open for tours: July 11 and July 12.
Parking: Please park along Chase, Highland, or Foster. The driveway entrance is off Foster.
 

278 Gosnold Street, Hyannis
Tour benefits Hyannis Public Library
Close to the Sea Street end of Gosnold Street in Hyannis, visitors will find an attractive Cape Cod home surrounded by an inviting and lush landscape. Centered in the front yard is an island of lovely plantings showcasing hostas, shrubs, and other eye-catching perennials. On the left-hand side of the home, where guests will begin their tour of the impressive grounds, graceful, dappled willows, day lilies, and beautiful hydrangeas will point the way. The graceful curve of the outer perimeter boasts an abundant display of the gorgeous blue hydrangeas for which Cape Cod is so famous.  The spectacle continues all along the back yard. Complementing the colorful scene, are reliable hostas and smoothly trimmed dappled willows. Upon arriving at the sparkling in-ground pool, there is yet another show of lovely shrubs, perennials, and annuals. Circling back to the front of the home one can enjoy the double presentation of the signature blue hydrangeas and equally colorful day lilies. Oh! And before you leave make sure you take notice of the clever dose of Vitamin Sea! Parking: Please, park carefully along Gosnold St. on the same side as the host home. Open for Tours: July 11 and July 13.

Lavender in Bloom - 330 Olde Homestead Drive, Marstons Mills
Tour benefits Resilient Roots
This historic, circa 1750, Cape farm, complete with silo, focuses on sustainable farming practices. The gardens will be in bloom with loads of purple lavender and hyssop punctuated by chickens, turkeys, and the friendly alpaca herd.  You also might be able to see Walter the emu! The property features multiple beehives. Pollinator Garden with Waterview with Farm Animals. Dog-friendly- Only leashed, well-behaved dogs (as chickens and other birds are roaming). Parking: There will be a person directing parking on site.

Made in the Shade - 58 Rhody Circle, Marstons Mills 
Tour benefits Marstons Mills Public Library 
Located on what was once a tree farm, and edged and shaded by tall evergreens, rhodys and mountain laurel, this garden is inspired by the naturalistic flow of an English garden from one outdoor space to the next. As you enter, you are greeted by 2 large hydrangea bushes to the left of the house. Turning right, you will enter the front garden, which features a golden chain tree, Japanese maples, Rhodys and many kinds of shade loving ground covers including hostas, sweet william, ginger, ferns, bishops weed, and more. Continuing to the side, you pass the entrance to a secret garden and more shade loving ground covers. A path leads you to the back garden which features a koi pond with two cascading waterfalls, edged by a stone patio. Stop to see the fish and bullfrogs! Continuing around, you will reach the pool area, which is edged by day lilies, hostas, Rhodys, Rose of Sharon, azaleas, and climbing hydrangeas. The garden also features decorative pots of annual flowers and interesting garden art, ranging from windchimes and pedestals to statues and reflecting balls. * Creative Ornaments * Dog-friendly. Open for tours:  July 10, July 11, July 19.
 

126 Huckleberry Lane, Marstons Mills 
Tour benefits Youth StreetReach
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MASHPEE

Island Gardens - 17 Wintergreen Road, Mashpee
Tour benefits Cornell Club of Cape Cod Scholarship Fund
This half-acre garden, home to award-winning designer Barbara Conolly, showcases five Hydrangea species and numerous cultivars, complemented by Viburnums, Hollies, and American Wisteria. Nestled in the Mashpee Pine Barrens, it features rich textures and colors from evergreen Chamaecyparis, Junipers, and Arborvitaes. Barbara's extensive vegetable gardens, blueberries, fruit trees, and a diverse selection of perennials thrive here. Native, nativars, and exotic-friendly plants shape island beds with winding paths and serene respites. Several picturesque vistas invite photographers to capture the beauty-so bring your camera, to immerse yourself in this vibrant landscape. Pollinator garden with lots of hydrangeas. Open for Tours: July 11 and July 12.

SANDWICH

The Fornari’s Garden - 2 Lawrence Pond Lane, Sandwich
Tour benefits Unitarian Church of Barnstable
Come see what Dan and C.L. Fornari have done with 2.5 acres over 19 years. Wander through a trial and cutting garden. See the organic vegetable beds and rows of tomato plants. Discover new varieties of annuals and flower-filled perennial gardens. C.L. is the author of Hydrangea Happiness, and this garden contains the six species of Hydrangeas that are included in the book. Enjoy some of the newest Hydrangea varieties, plus native plants, a fragrance garden, unusual evergreens, and many containers. Take a walk down to Lawrence Pond and ask The Garden Lady your questions about plants and gardening. * Lots of hydrangeas * Lots of unusual plants  * Pollinator Garden  *Dog-Friendly. Open for Tours: July 11, July 13, July 14 and July 18.

Woodland Garden with Fish Pond and Waterfall - 7 Jeanne’s Way, Forestdale *** Open: 10:30am-3pm***
Tour benefits St. John’s Episcopal Church
 Woodland garden paths lead to fish pond with waterfall; perennials and shrubs behind 100 foot stone wall; a scarlet oak tree, one of the largest and oldest on Cape Cod. Pollinator garden, dogs on leashes welcome. Street parking (quiet development street), Uneven ground, some stairs.
Open for Tours: July 11 and July 17.

FALMOUTH

Master Gardener of Cape Cod Demonstration Garden
Cape Cod Fairgrounds, 1220 Nathan Ellis Hwy (RT 151), East Falmouth
Tour benefits Master Gardener of Cape Cod
The Master Gardeners of Cape Cod are proud to welcome you to the Demonstration Garden. Originally built in 1987 for the Barnstable County Agricultural Fair and re-designed and rebuilt in 2022, this impressive garden has something for everyone! The gardens include a variety of hydrangeas, a large perennial border, cut flowers, pollinator-friendly plants, native plants, herbs, and a shade garden featuring a collection of award-winning hostas. There are numerous raised beds containing a variety of vegetables. Plants are labeled and Master Gardeners will be available to answer questions. Don't miss the opportunity to visit this amazing garden! Accessibility: lawn, flat, hard packed. Short walk from parking lot. *Hydrangeas *Unusual Plants *Pollinator Garden.

YARMOUTH
 

31 Keveney Lane, Yarmouth Port
Tour benefits Sturgis Library
The house and original landscaping are a legacy from Ellen’s father, Wilfred Terryberry. He maintained vegetable gardens, a woodland wildflower garden, and a variety of unusual plantings including nandina and a sourwood tree. The larger quinces, azaleas, buddleia, dogwoods, Kolkwitzia amabilis (beauty bush), lilacs and the large bleeding-heart date from his era. Many of the original wildflowers including bloodroot, adders’ tongue, and leopard bane survive and have spread across the property. Wilfred was not a fan of hydrangeas; he thought the blue snowballs were too commonplace, so he opted for viburnum instead, as well as Cape rambler roses which drape across the stone wall along the Lane. Early spring flowers include carpets of snowdrops, scilla, daffodils, and crocus sometimes blooming in February along the roadside. Ellen has tried to keep the vines at bay and has added large numbers of specimen shrubs and flowers including a variety of lovely hydrangeas. She expanded the woodland garden and planted a cottage garden around the back patio. *Pollinator garden * Lots of hydrangeas *Unusual plants.
Parking: Please park on the west side of Keveney Lane -- no parking is allowed on the east side of the street.  When leaving, please do not turn around in the lane, but continue north on Keveney to Mill Lane to exit to 6A.

Linda Coven’s Garden - 121 Camp Street, #106, West Yarmouth
Tour benefits Cape Cod Hydrangea Society
Strictly Hydrangeas!!! This unusual and surprisingly expansive garden encompasses two adjacent very hydrangea-centric properties.  Located in pretty Mill Pond Village, this garden has continued to evolve since it was first showcased in 2016.  Under Linda’s watchful care, this park-like setting now boasts 500+ hydrangea cultivars in various settings throughout both her yard and that of her next-door neighbors (much to their delight).  There are garden beds flanking both homes, along the backyard stockade fence, in several island beds, rather large kidney shaped berm, and a secret garden. In addition to in-ground plantings, there are containers adorning the porches and patio planted with hydrangeas and perennials using the ‘Pot-n-Pot’ method. In addition to the dominant hydrangeas there are many companion evergreen shrubs, perennials, and exquisite pieces of garden art to catch your eye as you leisurely tour this hydrangea - lover’s dream come true. * Garden with Lots of hydrangeas.
A ‘Pot-n-Pot’ Container Gardening with Hydrangeas demo will be held at 11:00am and 2:00pm.  Plenty of accessible parking.

Ginger's Garden of Weedin' - 69 Captain Stanley Road, South Yarmouth
Tour benefits Immune Deficiency Foundation
Whimsical and Eclectic, pollinator friendly gardens. Flowers, hydrangeas, fishpond, fire pit, granite raised garden beds and unique use of upcycled items creatively incorporated throughout the property. *New this Year* Vertical growing vegetable gardens, and Monarch butterfly guardian and habitat.
Leashed dogs are welcome. ​Pollinator Garden with unusual plants and creative ornaments. Open for tours: July 11 and July 12.

Admission: $5 per garden • Event admission may vary • Cash only, day-of at the gardens • All gardens open 10am–4pm unless otherwise noted • Gardens are open only on the days listed •All tours are rain or shine.

Cape Cod Hydrangea Fest Events

Hydrangea Fest at Heritage Museums & Gardens
Location: 67 Grove Street, Sandwich
Dates: July 10 – 19 | Time: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Explore Heritage’s beautiful grounds featuring eight hydrangea species and more than 170 cultivars. Visit the expanded North American Hydrangea Test Garden and the Cape Cod Hydrangea Society Display Garden.

Hydrangea Fest at the Hyannis HyArts Artist Shanties
Locations: 51 Ocean Street – Harbor Overlook, Hyannis
180 Ocean Street – Bismore Park, Hyannis
Dates: July 10 – 19 | Time: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Enjoy daily hydrangea-themed happenings at the Hyannis HyArts Artist Shanties featuring local artists and waterfront views.
 

Gardening Consultations to Support Farming Falmouth
Location: Soares Flower Garden Nursery, 1021 Sandwich Road, East Falmouth
Dates: July 11 – 18 | Time: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Meet Terry Soares for a personalized garden consultation. Bring photos, questions, and ideas for improving your landscape.
Cost: $75 (30 minutes) | $125 (1 hour)
All proceeds benefit Farming Falmouth. Participants receive 15% off purchases made the day of their consultation.
Sign up: soaresflowergardennursery.com

New and Noteworthy Hydrangeas plus Rediscovering the Classics with Matt Phillips
Location: Beacon Gardens, 182 Osterville–West Barnstable Road, Osterville
Date: July 11 | Time: 9:00 – 11:00 AM
Join the Beacon Gardens team and Matt Phillips of Prides Corner Nursery for a stroll through the nursery exploring new hydrangea varieties, old favorites, and growing tips. Bring questions for an open discussion, plus raffles and prizes. New gardeners welcome.

Watercolor Workshops at “Little Creek Farm” with Artist Jenny Faw
Date: July 11 (Rain date: July 18)
Times: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM & 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Location: 560 Doane Road, Eastham,
Join well-known artist Jenny Faw for a relaxing watercolor workshop at her home, Little Creek Farm, nestled within the Cape Cod National Seashore. These two-hour sessions offer simple techniques and creative tips to help you complete your own hydrangea painting—perfect for beginners and enthusiasts alike. Cost: $70 per session (supplies included)
Registration: Required; space is limited. Visit EasthamGardenTour.org
Note: Please bring a water bottle and sun hat.

Pop-up Event with Pam Barrett of Sea Petals at Hydrangea Gallery & Gifts
Location: Hydrangea Gallery & Gifts, 835 Main Street, Suite 1A, Osterville
Date/Time: Saturday, July 11, 2026 - 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Celebrate the start of the 2026 Cape Cod Hydrangea Festival with a special pop-up featuring guest designer Pam Barrett of Sea Petals.Known for transforming seashells and natural elements into delicate floral-inspired art, Pam will showcase her signature Hydrangea collection in soft Cape-inspired blues, pinks, and whites.
 

Hydrangea Vase Mixed Media Workshop with Jacqui Hawk
Saturday July 11, 9:30-11:30am
Sandwich Arts Alliance, 130 Main Street, Sandwich
In this two-hour workshop, create a mixed-media hydrangea vase using collage, markers, beads, buttons, and personal objects. Participants are welcome to bring meaningful personal items to include.
Register: sandwichartsalliance.org/adult-classes.html

Hydrangea Art Soirée
Date: July 11, 2026
Time: 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Location: Cape Cod Art Center, 3480 Main St. (Route 6A), Barnstable
Celebrate the art and culture of Cape Cod at this elegant evening soirée. Enjoy a fresh raw bar, curated charcuteries, signature beverages, live entertainment, and a charming old-fashioned ice cream raffle—all in a beautiful gallery setting. Tickets: $45 per person.
For details and tickets, visit capecodartcenter.org/events or call 508-362-2909.

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