Cape Cod Blue Economy Foundation

Join us on Saturday, August 1st as we proudly sponsor the ‘Spirit of Massachusetts” Film Shorts Program of the 35th Annual Woods Hole Film Festival, featuring:
- Buzzard's Bay, Directed by Torey Strahl
- Comedy Damage, Directed by Mark Kiefer
- The Dreaming Game, Directed by Jordan Salvatoriello
- House of Light, Directed by A.B. Zax
- The Last Lobsterman, Directed by Jason Conforti
- Late Fall, Directed by Abigail Jean Lucas and Alecia Orsini Lebeda
- Old Ladies Against Underwater Garbage, Directed Liz McGregor
- On the Tide, Directed by Mimi Malicoat Bois

This event includes a post-Screening Q&A with Filmmakers from Late Fall, The Last Lobsterman, The Dreaming Game, Buzzard's Bay, On the Tide, Old Ladies Against Underwater Garbage and Comedy Damage

Passes and individual tickets are available now:
https://woodsholefilmfestival.org/

Now Enrolling for Fall 2026: MIT TechAMP | 12-Month Certificate Program at Cape Cod Community College. Give your experienced technicians the skills to lead in advanced manufacturing − right here on Cape Cod

Why companies participate:
- Build internal leaders from your existing talent
- Solve real problems through company-driven capstone projects
- Close skills gaps in automation, digital manufacturing, process control, and leadership
- Curriculum shaped by New England manufacturers in defense & aerospace
- MIT-backed content with hands-on labs at 4Cs — convenient and local
- Designed for working professionals, at ~14 hours/week.

Ready to invest in your team's future? Apply now — Visit: leapgroup.mit.edu/techamp

Join us tomorrow evening!

Our next Small Boats. Big Science event, entitled “Protecting Cape Cod's Working Waterfronts: A Path to Resiliency,” is Wednesday, July 15, 5:30 to 7 p.m. and brings together a panel of experts to discuss both the challenges and potential of our ports. Discussion will include steps that can be taken to make ports more climate resilient, infrastructure improvements to support the fishing industry, changes in fish species distribution, and building public support for working waterfront investments. Small Boats. Big Science. is a speaker series designed to increase scientific literacy in our community and create thoughtful discussion around complex environmental and fisheries-related topics. This year's series is supported by funding from the Massachusetts Environmental Trust and will be moderated by Amy Kolb Noyes of WCAI. Panelists include Katy Acheson, Executive Director of the Blue Economy Foundation; Jason Holm, Chatham Harbormaster; Story Reed, Deputy Director of Massachusetts Department of Marine Fisheries (DMF); Nathan Sears, Orleans Harbormaster; and Kristin Uiterwyk, Director of Urban Harbors Institute. Introductory remarks will be offered by Dan McKiernan, Director of DMF, and commercial fishermen. This event is free, space is limited. Reserve by emailing [email protected]

Join us on The Hill for a meaningful night of film, conversation, and community under the stars. 🌊🎬
On Tuesday, July 14 @ 7 PM, Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum is hosting an outdoor screening of The Hand That Holds the Line, a powerful film honoring Cape Cod’s fishing community, the generations of knowledge behind it, and the people who continue to carry this way of life forward.
The evening will include a panel discussion, refreshments from The Shallop Bar, and a beautiful Provincetown Harbor backdrop.
🎟️ Tickets are available now. A portion of ticket sales will benefit the Cape Cod Commercial Fishermen’s Alliance.
Rain date: July 15.