Now open at the JFK Hyannis Museum is a new exhibit devoted to the life of John F. Kennedy Jr., a modest yet poignant history that explores his public connection and also marks the 20th anniversary of his tragic death. Curated by Rebecca Pierce-Merrick, the museum’s director emeritus, the exhibit subtly conveys Cape Cod’s very
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HYANNIS – The John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum unveiled a new exhibit Monday that celebrates the life and times of John F. Kennedy Jr. “Cape Cod Remembers JFK Jr.” commemorates the life of President Kennedy’s son and his connection to Cape Cod through photographs, video, quotes, texts, and artifacts. A media preview and press conference
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John L. Allen, President and CEO of the John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum, has announced that he will retire at the end of 2019. “I have been honored and privileged to lead this extraordinary museum and its talented staff,” says Allen, who turned 75 in February and discussed his retirement with foundation directors in
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The John F. Kennedy Museum is proud to be included in a recently published online travel article - Cape Cod and Nantucket ~ the New England of your dreams. The article is written UK journalist Neil Sowerby, who writes for Manchester Confidential, Leeds Confidential and Liverpool Confidential, and is about his 2018
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We want to share big thanks with the Rotary Club of Hyannis for their recent grant enabling us to purchase equipment for our growing educational and cultural programs. 26 new iPads, a charging cart and an LCD projector will allow us to enhance our current civic-related pre-kindergarten through high school educational programming and reach
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HYANNIS – The Mid-Cape Cultural Council announced more than $11,000 in grant funding to nearly two-dozen recipients in Barnstable and Yarmouth. The council is part of a statewide network of Local Cultural Councils that supports thousands of community-based projects in the arts, sciences, and humanities every year. Grants support a wide range of grass-roots
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For 22 years, Cape Cod students have followed Massachusetts Maritime Academy cadets taking part in their annual Sea Term. Thanks to MMA’s Follow The Voyage – Share The Experience Program, students leave the snow and ice of a New England winter behind as they virtually travel to warmer climates aboard the academy’s training ship. While
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Tewksbury Town Crier By HEATHER BURNS, News Correspondent Dec 1, 2018 ‘Where were you when JFK was shot?” is a question well known to the generation that lived through that tragic week in 1963 when the 35th President of the United States was shot and killed during the now infamous motorcade in Dallas, Texas.
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The JFK Hyannis Museum is proud to be included in Yankee Magazine's October article Things to Do in Hyannis, MA | Coastal Weekend Getaways, where The Yankee Magazine editors share some of their favorite places to eat, favorite places to stay, and favorite things to do in Hyannis, MA. Read full article
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HYANNIS – A special exhibit commemorating the life and legacy of Robert F. Kennedy opens Monday at the John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum. “RFK: Ripple of Hope,” which was assembled in collaboration with the RFK Human Rights Foundation, begins with Robert’s early years, including his time on Cape Cod. But the focal point covers
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