Join us for afternoon tea and cookies served up with readings from Wyman Richardson’s chapter on “The March Doldrums,” with Mark Vonnegut, Leah Dower, Nancy Elsenbarth, and Bob Seay.

Saturday, March 29
3 p.m. at the Inn at the Oaks
3085 Route 6, Eastham

$30 benefits the Local Journalism Project

The LJP is the nonprofit partner of the Provincetown Independent. We are devoted to the future of local journalism, starting right here on Outer Cape Cod.

CAN LOCAL JOURNALISM BE SAVED?

Join us to discuss the evolving relationship between journalism, community, and democracy, with Ellen Clegg, former editorial page editor of the Boston Globe and co-author of What Works in Community News, in conversation with the editors and publishers of the Provincetown Independent, the Falmouth Enterprise, the Vineyard Gazette, and the Nantucket Inquirer & Mirror

Saturday, March 15
10 a.m. at the Fine Arts Work Center
24 Pearl St., Provincetown

This event is free, but please register to make sure there’s room for you by emailing Janet Lesniak: janet@localjournalismproject.org Please note that parking is not available at FAWC.

Join us for afternoon tea and cookies served up with the sheer loveliness of Bob Finch’s prose read by Indira Ganesan, Chris Wisniewski, Paul Greenspan, and Kathy Shorr.

Saturday, March 1
3 p.m. at the Kolhberg House
188 way 626, Wellfleet

$30 benefits the Local Journalism Project

The LJP is the nonprofit partner of the Provincetown Independent. We are devoted to the future of local journalism, starting right here on Outer Cape Cod.

Many people know of Provincetown, but no one knows the real bones of the place quite like year-rounder and naturalist Dennis Minsky. This new collection of his Provincetown Independent columns documents with compassion for his fellow inhabitants — animal and human — the rhythms, quirks, and delights of living at the end of the world.

Tickets are $30 and support the Local Journalism Project.

Readings from some of Wellfleet’s favorite writers — Annie Dillard, Philip Hamburger, Alec Wilkinson — in one of National Seashore’s most inspiring settings. With Peter McMahon on the history of Lawrence Kohlberg’s modernist house in the Seashore. Tickets are $30 and benefit support the Local Journalism Project, the nonprofit partner of the Provincetown Independent. We thank the Cape Cod Modern House Trust for hosting this event.

Selections for Four Sundays in March

Writers and naturalists read from Henry Beston’s chronicle of life on our wild, windswept outpost. This evening’s readers are Rebecca Okrent and Bob Seay.

Sunday, March 26

4 p.m. at the Inn at the Oaks in Eastham

$30 supports the Indie’s work with aspiring reporters

Selections for Four Sundays in March

Writers and naturalists read from Henry Beston’s chronicle of life on our wild, windswept outpost. This evenings readers are Margot Stage and Deborah Ullman.

Sunday, March 19

4 p.m. at the Inn at the Oaks in Eastham

$30 supports the Indie’s work with aspiring reporters

Selections for Four Sundays in March

Writers and naturalists read from Henry Beston’s chronicle of life on our wild, windswept outpost. This evening’s readers are Dennis Minsky and Sebastian Junger.

Sunday, March 12

4 p.m. at the Inn at the Oaks in Eastham

$30 supports the Indie’s work with aspiring reporters

Selections for Four Sundays in March

Writers and naturalists read from Henry Beston’s chronicle of life on our wild, windswept outpost. This evening’s readers are Martha Minow and Robert Finch.

Sunday, March 5

4 p.m. at the Inn at the Oaks in Eastham

$30 supports the Indie’s work with aspiring reporters