Arts & Science
Cape Cod has long been an artist’s muse, attracting painters, photographers, writers and more. Falmouth is no exception, with a thriving cultural scene boasting galleries, theater and a diverse local music scene, in addition to world-renowned science and research in the eclectic artist’s colony of Woods Hole. Fill your visit with plays and poetry readings, lectures, art exhibits, concerts and more, but don’t miss your chance to learn to see what’s happening every day at the Woods Hole Oceanographic and the Marine Biological Laboratory, where Rachel Carson first studied in 1929. Be sure to stop by the Rachel statue in Woods Hole’s Waterfront Park by Cape Cod sculptor David Lewis, known for his iconic work in front of the John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum, to get a selfie with Falmouth’s First Lady of Science.
Plimoth Plantation
Plimoth PlantationCape Cod Theatre Project
Cape Cod Theatre ProjectCape Cod Conservatory
Cape Cod ConservatoryCollege Light Opera Company
College Light Opera CompanyHeritage Museums & Gardens
Heritage Museums & GardensFalmouth Museums on the Green
Falmouth Museums on the GreenHighfield Hall & Gardens
Highfield Hall & GardensCape Cod Children’s Museum
Cape Cod Children’s MuseumRachel Carson statue
Rachel Carson statueWoods Hole Theatre Company
Woods Hole Theatre CompanyAptucxet Trading Post
Aptucxet Trading PostOld Indian Meeting House
Old Indian Meeting HouseFalmouth Theatre Guild
Falmouth Theatre GuildWoods Hole Historical Museum
Woods Hole Historical MuseumCotuit Center for the Arts
Cotuit Center for the ArtsSimon Center for the Arts at Falmouth Academy
Simon Center for the Arts at Falmouth AcademyCahoon Museum of American Art
Cahoon Museum of American ArtSpiritual Services
See Falmouth's many churches from a large variety of denominations.
Falmouth Spiritual Services