Here's a quick note to let you know that we're still here and we're staying active through the shoulder season. We're very much looking forward to the Cranberry Jam at the Harwich Cranberry Arts & Music Festival this weekend. We've got 10 acts over two days on a stage that will be more accessible to the public than ever before. We'll have beverages available (adult and otherwise), and there will be food trucks and crafters galore. Come spend a day with us -- or maybe two! It all takes place in Brooks Park in Harwich Center from 12-8 on Saturday the 14th and from 1-6 on Sunday the 15th. We're also thrilled to strengthen our bonds with the Orleans community in partnership with the Orleans Chamber of Commerce. WOMR is proud to be a media sponsor of the Nauset Surf 'N Music Festival produced by the Orleans Chamber taking place September 26-28 around Orleans. That ought to keep us busy for a while.

 

Anyone who has spent significant time on the Cape will agree that September is the best time of year. The weather is great, the water is warm, and there's plenty going on to keep you entertained. We do our best to hold up our end of that bargain by presenting the 4th Annual Cranberry Jam at the Harwich Cranberry Arts & Music Festival Saturday and Sunday September 14 and 15 at Brooks Park in Harwich Center. The Harwich Cranberry Festival has been going on for a lot longer than that, but it underwent a serious reorganization a few years ago. That's when the festival partnered with Community Radio for Cape Cod to bring live music to the party. This year's version promises to be bigger and better than ever. While we loved being in the hollow the last few years, we are excited to have the stage at the top of the hill on the ball field this year. It will be right on the street adjacent to the food trucks and the craft booths. You won't be able to miss us. We will also be running a longer program than in the past, with Saturday's entertainment lasting until well after dark. Bring a sweater, it might get chilly. We recommend dancing as a method for staying warm.

  
Find out more about these talented artists by clicking on the links:

Cape Cod African Drum and Dance
Annie and The Beekeepers
Grace Morrison & The RSO
Andrea Gillis Band
Muck and The Mires
The Incredible Casuals
Sensible Shoes
Adam Ezra Group 
Debo Band

Whether you like rock or folk, punk or funk there's something here for you. 

How cool is this? Just about the time you've recovered from the Cranberry Jam, there's another party to go to. WOMR/WFMR is proud to be a sponsor of the Nauset Surf 'n Music Festival produced by the Orleans Chamber of Commerce. There will be surf films shown at The Old Jailhouse Tavern on Thursday and Friday September 26  and 27 from 6:30-10pm and there will be a Clam BQ at the Oddfellows Hall on Namskaket Rd. on Saturday September 28 from 11:30am-7pm. The Clam BQ will feature the Chandler Travis Philharmonic, Sarah Swain and The Oh Boys, Link Montana and The Rough Riders, The Cordobas and Crabgrass.  The Festival will also feature an art exhibition at Addison Art Gallery, plein air painters around town, and the Ed Gill Memorial Road Race. Find out more about all of these activities by visiting the Orleans Chamber website. 

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