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The Parent Pod: Ladies Night Kayak Adventure & Mom's Getaway Event May 21, 2021 @ 8pm Live-streaming on Facebook & YouTube with Cape Cod Moms This week is ladies night! join us as we attempt to hit the reset button for yet another hectic week. We will be sharing about our outdoor adventure and experience with Rideaway Adventures. Be sure to tune in to see who falls out. We will also be discussing some other fun topics plus sharing an exciting announcement about our sponsorship of the Mama Needs a Timeout Mom's Getaway Event this October in Falmouth! Moms who sign up and attend with our code will get some extra special swag! Definitely tune in and share your thoughts with us for a chance to win a prize or using the link to nominate your bestie to receive a gift of kindness from us! We love surprising people live! The Parent Pod is a weekly virtual show brought to you by Cape Cod Moms and featuring local family friendly businesses, highlighting local parents, discussing important topics, spreading some kindness and more! Be sure to submit questions, submit a friend to win a prize & join us LIVE for other prizes! So tune in LIVE on our Facebook Page or our YouTube Page at 8pm! If you miss it, don't worry the replay will be uploaded here on our website once the show is over! Visit our link to submit questions, nominate a friend or share an anonymous confession. https://linktr.ee/capecodmoms 
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The Parent Pod: Get Outside Cape Cod March 26, 2021 @ 8pm Live-streaming on Facebook & YouTube with Cape Cod Moms This week we will be joined by Lissy Perna from Get Outside Cape Cod. They walk nature trails, discover local wildlife and learn every day. Their catalogue & breakdown of local trails is a MUST for any parent in the region Definitely tune in and share your thoughts with us for a chance to win a prize or using the link to nominate your bestie to receive a gift of kindness from us! We love surprising people live! The Parent Pod is a weekly virtual show brought to you by Cape Cod Moms and featuring local family friendly businesses, highlighting local parents, discussing important topics, spreading some kindness and more! Be sure to submit questions, submit a friend to win a prize & join us LIVE for other prizes! So tune in LIVE on our Facebook Page or our YouTube Page at 8pm! If you miss it, don't worry the replay will be uploaded here on our website once the show is over! Visit our link to submit questions, nominate a friend or share an anonymous confession. https://linktr.ee/capecodmoms  The Parent Pod: RideAway Adventures March 19, 2021 @ 8pm Live-streaming on Facebook & YouTube with Cape Cod Moms This week we will be joined by Mike Morrison from RideAway Adventures to discuss how to enjoy an outdoor stress free Cape Cod experience while being aware of our unique ecosystem. Definitely tune in and share your thoughts with us for a chance to win a prize or using the link to nominate your bestie to receive a gift of kindness from us! We love surprising people live! The Parent Pod is a weekly virtual show brought to you by Cape Cod Moms and featuring local family friendly businesses, highlighting local parents, discussing important topics, spreading some kindness and more! Be sure to submit questions, submit a friend to win a prize & join us LIVE for other prizes! So tune in LIVE on our Facebook Page or our YouTube Page at 8pm! If you miss it, don't worry the replay will be uploaded here on our website once the show is over! Visit our link to submit questions, nominate a friend or share an anonymous confession. https://linktr.ee/capecodmoms   Highfield Hall & Gardens to introduce the summer exhibition, Your Utopia: Lessons from the Fairies Highfield Hall’s latest Fairy House installation. On view July 1, 2020, through September 30, 2020 (Falmouth, Massachusetts): Highfield Hall & Gardens is pleased to announce the exhibition Your Utopia: Lessons from the Fairies, fairy house creations made by artists, families, and young children. The house and gardens are open for exploration, so come discover different interpretations of Utopia found nestled along the paths, nooks, and crannies on the property. The Utopian theme for the 2020 Fairy House exhibition has taken on various meanings throughout history and seems especially pertinent now. The values of peace, simplicity, and nature that fairies embody can be a sign of hope in uncertain times. A Garden of Eden, Shangri-La, and Paradise are some popular depictions of Utopia from the past, all mysterious and sought after, much like the legend of fairies who may exist yet remain elusive. In Highfield’s latest installment, Your Utopia: Lessons from the Fairies, a number of returning artists contribute their visions of Utopia, with several newcomers joining them to fill the grounds and parts of the house with their testaments to nature, fairies, and an idealized take on life. The 19th century saw a surge of Utopian communities which sought harmony in an idealized separate society, where members lived and worked in unison with one another. Some Utopian societies were religious in nature, such as the Shakers, America’s longest-lived Utopian experiment. Others were motivated by economic, philosophical, or even artistic ideals. Communities such as Fruitlands in Harvard, Massachusetts subscribed to Transcendentalist philosophy, with emphasis on self-improvement and education. One enduring figure, William Morris, was a 19th century British artist, poet, novelist, and founder of the Arts and Crafts movement. Morris lived amongst a community of like-minded individuals in which the unification of nature, beauty, and work could counter the negative effects of widespread industrialization. Morris believed that art had the power to shape society. Right now, the idea of a perfect society feels distant, as dystopian themes dominate popular culture and media. A Utopian fairy house offers a much-needed glimpse into a life in which nature is its core, hopeful for a positive and humanitarian future. The exhibition runs from July 1 through September 30, 2020. Gallery Hours: Highfield Hall will follow safety protocols by restricting the number of people in the gallery at one time. Tuesday – Friday, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Saturday, 10:00 am – 2:00 pm Sunday, 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm
About Highfield Hall & Gardens
The house is a rare surviving example of transitional Stick Style architecture, containing beautiful gardens located in the heart of Falmouth, Massachusetts. It is a unique combination of a historic house, expansive gardens and trails, and a vibrant cultural center. Built in 1878 as the summer home for Boston's Beebe family, the house sits on 5.5 pristine acres surrounded by nearly 400 acres of conservation land and public walking trails. Highfield Hall & Gardens is not your typical historic estate. It is an example of a historic building saved by grassroots community organizing. An effort of tenacity and vision that continues as new research on the structure and its story of the people who lived here add to the building's significance. It offers world-class music, international art exhibitions, culinary classes, family programs, and year-round special events. For more information, visit highfieldhallandgardens.org. Mission Highfield Hall & Gardens' mission is to honor the beauty and historic significance of the house and grounds by providing high-quality artistic, cultural, and educational programs for the enrichment of our community and visitors of all ages. This week Cape Kids Cast Explores a time honored tradition on Cape Cod of Whale Watching with Captain John Boats out of Plymouth & Provincetown. Find out more about why taking the kids on a whale watch is a huge hit for #CapeCodKids They may even fall asleep on the way home after #parentingwin Be sure to check out our Summer Edition sponsors, Sea Crest Beach Hotel in beautiful North Falmouth, one of the best places to go for family fun ALL day long! Leave us a LIKE, COMMENT or SHARE and let us know what you think of our summer edition series! For advertising information or to invite the cast to your event or family friendly business, email us at info@capecodmoms.com #whalewatch #summer #CapeCod #summervacation #family #shoplocal  Enroll in June Handwork Classes & Early Childhood Program
at Waldorf School of Cape Cod June Handwork Classes June 10th - 21st Sign up for one week or two weeks Grades 1 - 8 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Students will learn to knit, sew, or crochet a project of their choosing. Students who are new to handwork will learn the basics and how to get started. Limited Space (Fills up fast!) Sign Up Here Outdoor Play & Nature Crafts June 10th - 21st Sign up for one week or two weeks (2, 3, or 5 day) Ages 3 - 6 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Children will enjoy a variety of activities including outdoor play, exploring the woods, making nature inspired crafts, painting, gardening, and baking with our Early Childhood staff. Sign Up Here Cape Kids Cast Explores Spohr Gardens!
Have you ever been to one of Cape Cod's best kept secrets? Come and explore Spohr Gardens in Falmouth, a perfect place to take the family and enjoy nature! From interesting plants and trees to butterflies and bunnies, this tranquil garden has it all! Be sure to also check out some of our other reviews on the gardens too! Cape Kids Cast ~ Real Kids, Real Talk! Email us info@capecodmoms.com for advertising and interviewing inquiries In honor of Earth Day, the Cape Kids Cast wanted to share a few ideas for things kids can do to help celebrate the Earth and little acts to make the Earth a better place! "We only have ONE Earth!" What are some of the ways you celebrate the Earth or acts of kindness you do to make it better? Cape Kids Cast ~ Real Kids, Real Talk! Email us info@capecodmoms.com for advertising and interviewing inquiries.  Check out an Open House for Nature Preschool Explorers on Saturday, March 2, 2019 from 10-11am! This is a FREE family event and no registration is required.
We are in our second year of connecting children to the wonder of the great outdoors! Mass Audubon Long Pasture's Nature Preschool Explorers is a supplemental drop-off enrichment program for 3-5 year olds. This nature-based program uses the sanctuary's habitats as our outdoor classroom. The 2019-20 program runs weekly from mid-September to mid-June for a total of 36 weeks. Parents and caregivers can choose from either Tuesday morning or Wednesday morning sessions. For more information please go to: Mass Audubon’s Long Pasture Wildlife Sanctuary 345 Bone Hill Rd. Barnstable, MA 02637 508-362-7475 www.massaudubon.org/longpasture Come check out the Nature Preschool Explorers Program in action at their Expo Thursday, June 21! This is a free event for families of 3-5 year olds who have registered or are interested in their 3 hour drop-off program starting this fall - there are some spots still available in their Tuesday or Wednesday am sessions. Arrive at 10am to build imaginary animal homes in the forest and wear shoes so we can search for creatures on the tidal flats.  |
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