WE WANT YOU AS OUR FRIEND!
The Friends is a voluntary auxiliary of the Museum whose primary role it is to develop and sponsor outstanding fund-raising events in support of the museum. Friends also provides art-related programs for its members and offers a wonderful opportunity to meet new people while engaging in our very rewarding efforts.
Friends is about to launch its new program year. We have a newly elected Board filled with energy and enthusiasm. We are actively seeking new members.
We welcome new talent, a fresh outlook, new ideas, a different perspective. Won't you bring your talents and join us; we have much to offer. You'll meet some wonderful people, become involved in the life of the Museum, and have the satisfaction of making a real contribution to the growth and future success of the Museum. In addition, Friends offers its members free programs and discounts to museum events.
To become a member of Friends, you must first be a member of the Museum. The Friends membership fee of $25 for individuals, $35 for dual per year is separate and additional to museum membership. Friends' dues are payable at the same time as museum membership dues.
If you would like more information about Friends, have any questions, or would like to become involved, call 508-385-6192.
LEAVE YOUR “FOOTPRINT” ON CAPE COD!
Footprints in the sand are washed away with each incoming tide but an inscribed brick is a permanent “footprint.” Cape Cod Museum of Art is offering personally inscribed bricks to be placed in the walkway at the entrance to the museum.
The bricks sell for $125 each.
What a wonderful opportunity to honor a special loved one, family, or even yourself!
You can leave your “footprint” on the Cape and at the same time show appreciation for the arts and support Cape Cod Museum of Art.
To reserve your space, you can use the order form online, print it out and hand it in at the front desk of the museum, mail it in, or call Sonia Osborne at 508-362-7991.
The following link will take you to the Museum Guide page where PDF files can be downloaded. Click here: Brick Order Form
FRIENDS OF THE CAPE COD MUSEUM OF ART
PROGRAM FOR THE 2008-09 SEASON
Monday, September 8, 1 pm
Welcome Back Reception
Catch up with your fellow members and meet the new Friends' Board!
Saturday, September 20, 10 am - 4 pm
*8th Annual House Tour – "Architecture of the Cape Cod Summer"
This tour features a selection of homes in Chatham from a portfolio of the architectural firm of Polhemus, Savery and DaSilva. (admission fee)
Tickets are $30 for members of Friends of CCMA, $35 for others. To purchase online, click here.
Thursday Evening, October 9, 5:30 pm
Noted Photographer Rowland Scherman
Rowland Scherman, a photographer of the 1960s, will capture us with a decade of inspirational photos from Bob Dylan to Robert F. Kennedy.
Monday, November 3, 1 pm
Feng Shui with Alexis Barron
Alexis Barron is an instructor and expert in the practice of Feng Shui.
"Feng Shui has an impact on all our senses by balancing all the elements in our environment."
Saturday, November 29 , 2 – 4 pm
Annual Family Holiday Party
There will be music, magic, crafts for children of all ages. Bring your children and grandchildren, and join in the fun!
Sunday, December 7, 11:30 am - 1 pm
* Holiday Brunch at the Ardeo's Grill, King's Way
The Brunch will be followed by entertainment from the A Cappella Chorus of the Cape Cod Conservatory of Music. A festive way to start the Holiday Season! (admission fee)
Monday, January 5, 2009, 1 pm
Performing Artist Corinne DeLangavant
Corinne DeLangavant, performing artist and tour guide extraordinaire, will capture your interest and curiosity with tales about the history of Martha's Vineyard, and she may include a song or two. This very entertaining speaker conducts tours of the Island.
Thursday Evening, February 12, 2009, 5:30 pm
Humorist David Roth
David Roth, well known for his moving stories of hope and resilience of the human spirit, told with his wonderful and zany humor, will provide us with an evening of laughter and inspiration.
"Ordinary people doing extraordinary things."
Monday, March 2, 2009, 1 pm
Conservator of Antiques, Barrett Keating
Barrett Keating has an impeccable reputation as a conservator of antiques. His works on the Burling Desk, made by George Washington's cabinet maker, Thomas Burling, and the figurehead from the last whaling ship out of New Bedford, the Wanderer, are recent examples of his expertise.
Monday, April 6, 2009, 1 pm
Sustainable Food Specialists
Edible Cape Cod's publishers Diane and Doug Langeland will discuss organic and sustainable foods and the restaurants that serve them on Cape Cod. They will make the conection between what is grown on the Cape and where to find it.
"Celebrating the abundance of local foods, season by season."
Monday, May 4, 11 am - 2 pm
* Spring Luncheon and Fashion Show
Willowbend Country Club in Mashpee
Monday, June 1, 1 pm
Appreciation Reception and Presentation of Officers
* Signifies major fundraisers - please support us!