What a great little (or big) place! Ticket prices were extremely reasonable at $17 a piece. The…read moreTheatre is great, seats were comfy, and a good size. As for the grounds they were great. There was a maze outside, beautiful trees, and plenty of parking, that was well hidden from your sight when you stood outside the theatre. Little theatres like this go to show you that even though you are a community theatre, you don't have to suck at your productions. With a little elbow grease, you can make a low budget show seem like a million dollar budget. I think this theatre (if it keeps it up) is worth every dime of ticket sales.

Small town theater... with big professional shows!…read more Are you looking for something to do at night while staying on the Vineyard? Then perhaps try the Vineyard Playhouse. They don't have shows playing every night of the week. However you can check their schedule online and see if anything is playing on your night of interest. The play I watched was top notch. It was played out by big professional actors from the mainland. The theater building itself is cute as a button. Downstairs is a mini cafe and a tiny art gallery. Upstairs is the actual theater room which holds only 90 seats. Everything is clean and immaculate. You can reserve your tickets on their website or grab them at their on-site box office shortly before the show. Tickets are around $50 each and they're discounted to $30 starting one hour before the show. The discounted tickets are called "rush" tickets and purchased by cash only. If you plan on grabbing the rush tickets then you run the risk of experiencing them all sold out. I took that gamble and was successful at gettng my rush tickets. Yay.

Small town theaters sometimes get a bad rap but this little spot has kept me and my family…read moreentertained for years with some of the best theatre we have seen anywhere. Most of the time (there are a few exceptions) you will not be cringing with agony as want-to-be Broadway stars overact and over-emote. Instead you will be amused, touched and inspired by the performances. Sometimes you get to see some really big names here which is lots of fun. Keep an eye open for announcements of readings which take place in the summer and can give you chance to see a very big STAR, if you are into that. All of the seats are good, as it is so small, and there's always a very supportive audience. Look around closely and you might get a glimpse of Julie Taymor, Woody Harrelson, Tony Shalhoub or Ted Danson and Mary Steenbergen. They serve snacks in the lobby during intermission but there's nothing memorable. (Dry cookies in plastic wrap.) Save your appetite and go out somewhere fun after the show. This theatre also puts on shows at Christmas and works with local school groups during the year. They have a pretty loyal following on the island and lots of islanders enjoy working back stage on lights, sets, costumes and so on. They also have an amphitheater just outside of town which provides a lovely setting for various Shakespeare productions that tend to feature a local cast of local high school graduates who stick with the theatre bug. Some of them are actually pretty good. Bring bug spray, a beach chair and some wine or rum punch which will all make your evening even more special. Way to go, Vineyard Playhouse.

While visiting Cape Cod my husband and I attended Cul Da Sac that was performed through this…read morecompany. Such a fantastic show-- it had us in tears laughing.

From the owner: The Cape Cod Theatre Project is a nonprofit organization founded in 1995 by actors Andrew Polk and…read moreJim Bracchitta, with the mission of collaborating with playwrights, actors, directors, and the public in developing new American plays. The performances are staged readings, after which the audience members may share their reactions with the playwright and help him/her revise the script. Performances are staged at Falmouth Academy, in Falmouth, Massachusetts.

What a find in Wood's Hole?! The whole area is a non profit oceanographic research hive of…read moreactivity. It's so cool. We found this museum on school road. It's free to walk through it with donation boxes available. They have a cute shop with gifts and trinkets for kids. They have a lot of research information on the titanic with videos and artifacts on display. It's fascinating. They also have information on exploratory doves that the Institute performs. It's really interesting and so much fun for kids. Don't miss.

Every night in my dreams I see you, I feel you…read moreThat is how I know you, go on Far across the distance And spaces, between us You have come to show you, go on Near, far, wherever you are I believe that the heart does, go on Once more you open the door And you're here in my heart And my heart will go on, and on If you love the movie Titantic, you will love this museum. Even though there are no pictures of LeoNaordi Di Caprio (sorry ladies), you can see pretty cool stuff like Alvin, which is a manned deep-ocean research submersible. Few things to note- this place is free! There are 2 floors, but it is small. You can easily look at everything in less than 30 min.

Bottom Line: A lovely gift shop and separately a donation based museum with exhibits that explain…read moreWHOI's role in ocean exploration. Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) buildings (and U. of Chicago Marine Biological Laboratory) buildings are sprinkled throughout the town of Falmouth. WHOI buildings open to the public include (1) the visitor center and store, (2) a discovery center (museum) and (3) an aquarium. This review is for the visitors center and gift shop that is located on the main street as well as the discovery center that is located on a side street. My husband and I first stopped at the Visitor Center and Store on the drag street of what I assume is downtown Falmouth. The store sells ocean and ship themed t-shirts, hoodies and insulated cups and other "science-y" souvenirs. The store was very organized and everything was neatly displayed. We didn't buy anything but we had a lovely conversation with the very helpful employee who gave us a map of the area and made recommendations for lunch spots as well as how to find the WHOI Discovery Center and WHOI aquarium. Next we visited the Discovery Center which is appropriately located in a beautiful historic school. We found the introduction video about what WHOI does very helpful and we enjoyed the exhibits in the brightly lit space. I was surprised to learn that the 60-year-old Alvin mini-sub that is famous for taking explorers to the Titanic is still in service. I enjoyed being able to scan a QR code with my phone to see the real time position of WHOI's research vessels. The Discovery Center is donation based and like any good museum, there is a gift shop at the end. As far as parking, street parking is the name of the game in this part of Falmouth. We found a spot at a parking meter and walked to the Visitor Center, Discovery Center, aquarium and lunch.

The WHOI Exhibit Center&Gift Shop is a charming little spot, tucked away with only an oceanic mural…read moreto indicate its existence. They currently have exhibits on the Titanic, whale sounds, sharks, the March 2011 tsunami in Japan, and the sea floor spreading of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge (it would be interesting if they pointed out that this sea floor spreading is happening inland in the Imperial Valley, thanks to the East Pacific Rise) The gift shop is varied&fun, with plenty for adults&kids alike. Everything has an oceanic theme. There are books about New England's haunted lighthouses, the exploration of the Titanic, Cape Cod cookbooks, fun for the whole family.

This is a good festival. Good. Room for improvement, but good. Head intern Emily Hammond was…read morehonestly, more than good. She was great. Umm actually really good, not great, I take that back. Alright love you drive safe, I left money on the table text me when you get there.

Paint It in Falmouth is awesome! I went to their soft opening and had such a great time. Way more…read morefun to have an activity to do like painting while hanging with my besties and enjoying some wine. The best part was that I left with my own painting and it looks WAY better than I thought it would. I'm definitely going to go back, I have walls at home that need more art so I have to. P.S. the owner is really nice and pretty cute which is always a bonus!

If for no other reason, go to The Capawock Theater because it is the oldest (1913) working cinema…read morein Massachusetts. It has a charm that you simply cannot get at a multiplex. The old girl was looking a little worse for ware until local Vineyard businessman Mark Snider stepped up and raised (I donated) $820,000 to restore The Capawock and her sister theater, The Strand back to their original splendor. Thank you sir. The Capawock Theater is an important part of Vineyard history, I am grateful that it will continue to shine on Main St. In Vineyard Haven!

I'm going to go ahead and say that this is my favorite island theater. 5 stars for being in VH and…read morenot OB or Edgartown. I have fond memories of going to like.. EVERY MOVIE EVER each weekend when I was in elementary school. Good popcorn. And there's just one aisle through the chairs so it's fun watching people have to get up and shuffle around. Is that ridiculous? Best movie experience ever at the Capawock- Who Framed Roger Rabbit?

This was actually a fun little hidden club right by the ferry docks. You enter on the first floor…read moreand go up the stairs to the loft! No cover during a dj night and a high noon was $10. Seems like it would be fun but people just stand around by high tops and only bachelorette parties were on the dance floor.

I am extremely disappointed... My friend and I tried to request a song to the crappy DJ and we rly…read moretried to give him the benefit of the doubt but he SUCKED!!!!! We requested it like 45 minutes before it closed too and he never played it. On top of that I walked out with my drink that I paid $20 for plus tax and the security grabbed my arm aggressively and pulled me back and took it from me after me saying "it's fine I don't want it you can take it." Like ok hold on... The drink was absolutely disgusting and I didn't even want it and also NO ONE WAS THERE so he could literally have just been like "excuse me you can't walk out with that" and I would have gladly handed it over. They would have been doing me a favor if that were the case. LITERALLY NEVER GO HERE IT SUCKS