“Chuck” Sams, Director, National Park Service (Photo by Nancy Bloom)
On April 22, over 100 visitors participated in the Wetu Blessing of the Land Ceremony and ground breaking. Joined by Charles “Chuck” Sams, Director of the National Park Service, the Cape Cod National Seashore, and Friends of the Cape Cod National Seashore, Mashpee tribal members of the Wampanoag Nation blessed the land in preparation for the wetu.
Click Here for more photos and information on the ceremony.
We encourage artists and community members to create a unique one-of-a-kind piece that we can include as your donation in our annual summer fundraiser silent auction.
Paint, tile, collage, mosaic or otherwise decorate a hanging 3-peg wooden wall unit. If the artist chooses to omit the pegs, the piece can be used as a tabletop trivet or decorative wooden tray.
The community is encouraged to pick up a Hang-It-All for no cost at:
JOBI Pottery
314 Rt 6, Truro
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