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Harwich Port Music Strolls Returns This Summer!

Port Summer Nights—better known to locals as the Harwich Port Free Musical Strolls—turns Main Street into a block-long block party every Wednesday evening in July and August. From 5 to 8 PM, Route 28 comes alive as multiple local bands set up at shops, restaurants, and storefronts along the strip, inviting visitors to wander from one act to the next with an ice cream in hand or a bag of fresh finds from the boutiques. Free, family-friendly, and quintessentially Cape Cod, the strolls capture everything that makes a Harwich Port summer night worth lingering over: good music drifting on the salt air, neighbors catching up on the sidewalk, and the easy rhythm of a town that knows exactly how to celebrate the season.

 

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Welcome to Harwich! – Chamber has a list of updated events here!

Welcome to Harwich!

Enjoying Life to the fullest in Harwich, The Warm Side of the Cape

Living well comes from finding the joy in every day, as you savor and celebrate the big and small joys around you. In our community, Harwich offers seven villages, 21 beaches and ponds, natural beauty, and an abundance of Harwich arts and cultureHarwich diningHarwich history, and Harwich Retail shopping – so much to savor and celebrate!

Travel with us as we visit Harwich Center, Harwich Port, East Harwich, West Harwich, North Harwich, South Harwich, and Pleasant Lake. Enjoy all the area attractions and recreational activities that the area has to offer including: Harwich boating, Harwich biking, Harwich hiking, Harwich swimming, Harwich fishing, Harwich golfing and much more. You’ll find that each village has its own special flavor, and each is seasoned with a large helping of warmth and friendliness.

We also invite you to stop by our Harwich Information Center, as we are here year-round and look forward to your visit to Harwich. We are located at One Schoolhouse Road (off Route 28) in the heart of Harwich Port.

Come and experience the good life in Harwich!

The Warm Side of the Cape

 

Cyndi Williams

Executive Director, Harwich Chamber of Commerce

 

 

River Otters Return To Cold Brook Conservation Area

River Otters Video

These cute critters were drawn to the Cold Brook Preserve after the recent completion of the Harwich Conservation Trust’s ambitious eco-restoration. The project restored the free flow of Cold Brook through the Preserve for the first time in over a century, as it heads toward Saquatucket Harbor on Nantucket Sound.

 

 

Events

Established in 1880, Brooks Free Library was the first free public library in Harwich. Founded by Col. Henry C. Brooks and originally known as the Broadbrooks Free Library, the Library is part of a broader legacy left to the town by the Brooks family. The Library has been owned and operated by the Town of Harwich since 1910 and is governed by a 7-member elected Board of Trustees. The Trustees meet monthly on the second Wednesday of the month at 7 PM and welcome public input. Brooks Free Library is member of  CLAMS, the Cape Libraries Automated Materials Sharing (CLAMS) consortium. Through CLAMS, 1.5 million books, videos and audio materials of the 35 member libraries readily available to Harwich residents and visitors.

Mission Statement: The mission of Brooks Free Library is to promote full and equal access to information and ideas, the love of reading, the joy of learning, and engagement with the arts, sciences, and humanities.

Vision Statement: Brooks Free Library provides access to a world of ideas in the heart of the
community.