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We only have a few tickets left for our New Year's Day Party!

We’re all so grateful to our wonderful audiences who came out for six Holiday on the Cape performances!

The Chatham Chorale’s slogan is “Singing for Cape Cod since 1971,” and they’ve become a beloved institution in that time. Under the direction of Joseph “Joe” Marchio, they continue the tradition of presenting the finest selection of choral music on the Cape, and the tradition of performing at Cape Symphony’s Holiday on the Cape.

Hyannis native and Barnstable High graduate Neil McGarry has been a professional actor for over 35 years with performances in theatre, film, television and radio. On December 1st, 2nd and 3rd, he’ll return to the stage at the Barnstable Performing Arts Center for Holiday on the Cape.

Cape Cod locals call someone who moves here a Washashore. In Texas, a young girl barrel-raced on Pleasant Valley Ranch and had never seen the ocean. So when Monica Rizzio crossed over the iconic bridges of Cape Cod in 2004, she instantly became the Washashore Cowgirl.

At the recent 2017 Creative Exchange, presented by the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod, Jung-Ho Pak of the Cape Symphony delivered a keynote speech that moved and inspired attendees. One commented, “I took away a feeling of hope and renewed commitment to supporting the arts!”