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The Woods Hole Film Festival is pleased to announce a bonus second screening of the new documentary film JOAN BAEZ: I AM A NOISE on Saturday, November 18 at 7 pm at Redfield Auditorium, 45 Water Street, Woods Hole. The first screening sold out well in advance, so we're showing it again! 🙂 ABOUT THE ...
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SHOP SMALL & DINE LOCAL - Saturday, Nov. 25th Small Business Saturday is a nationally recognized day to celebrate and support small businesses and all they do for their local communities. When we talk about supporting small business in Woods Hole it’s practically impossible to not! Most of our local businesses are independently owned, meaning ...
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Back by popular demand! On Friday, December 1, at 7 pm, the Woods Hole Film Festival presents a special event screening of A CAPE COD CHRISTMAS by John Stimpson at Clapp Auditorium, Marine Biological Laboratory, 7 MBL Street, Woods Hole. ABOUT THE FILM When a children’s author comes down to the Cape to host one ...
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Embark on an exciting afternoon focused on space and ocean exploration, featuring NASA astronaut and former WHOI engineer Loral O'Hara joining us live from the International Space Station! Tuesday, January 23, 2024 3:15 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. EST MBL’s Cornelia Clapp Auditorium (formerly Lillie Auditorium) 7 MBL Street Woods Hole, MA 02536 Can’t join us ...
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Moderator: Anne Giblin, MBL Panelists: Jim McClelland, MBL; Sue Natali, Woodwell Climate Research Center; Rebecca Rowe, University of New Hampshire; Collin Ward, WHOI Lecture Abstract: Scientists originally went to the Arctic to study ecological processes thought to be unimpacted by human influences. That has all changed in recent decades as the Arctic has become “ground ...
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How fiery forces from deep inside the planet shape our world Volcanoes make headlines when they erupt, yet the vast majority of Earth’s volcanic activity happens far from view on the seafloor. Join us to find out more about volcanoes, what we are learning from them, and how they impact our ocean planet. Featuring: Forrest ...
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with the Puffy Elvis Band playing from 5-8 p.m.
In the 200th anniversary year of its first performance, this work, with its famous Ode to Joy, has become a timeless icon; but in 1824 Vienna, nobody had heard it. With images and music, we'll seek to re-create the experience of the premiere.The Falmouth Forum is supported by the Falmouth Forum Endowment, the Bakalar Endowed ...
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Understanding, predicting, and adapting to sea level rise Sea levels are on the rise, but the rate and impact vary across different regions. To effectively predict and adapt to these changes, it's crucial to understand the current and historical trends of rising sea levels. Join us for a conversation about the drivers and consequences of ...
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The Woods Hole Film Festival series Dinner & A Movie continues on Saturday, May 4 at 7pm with the feature documentary THE ALLIANCE by Amanda Jean Kowalski. About the film: During the Arctic winter an intrepid WHOI oceanographer attempts to collect rare climate data, but his greatest combatant isn’t the weather - it’s the Italian ...
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Please join us for an afternoon of wonderful Rhythm and Blues. Feauturing the "BlueSwitch Blues Band" Every Sunday through out the season 5/5/2024-9/1/20204
Throughout human life, many cells such as hair follicles and certain tissues such as liver can be continuously replaced to maintain tissue integrity in response to normal, daily wear and tear. While humans do exhibit some very limited regenerative capacity, other animals exhibit sometimes astonishing regenerative ability. Salamanders show the highest diversity in being able ...
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