Cuttyhunk Island, MA - How to Get There

Cuttyhunk, MA - Entertainment + Activities

	Cuttyhunk Yacht Club www.cuttyhunkyachtclub.org	Sailing Sailing Lessons Private Lessons @ $45/hour	The Cuttyhunk "Yacht" club boasts its own small fleet of N-10s, Lasers, and 420s. The specialty is teaching children to sail with various courses offered during the summer. Visit their website for info.

	Kayak and Bike Rentals Stacey or Julie 303-929-2475	Kayaks @ $40/2 hours Bikes @ $15/hour Kid bikes available

	Gosnold Town Hall Movies	Movie Nights	Movies at the Town Hall...actually DVDs on a big TV....popcorn machine.....usually a mixed bag of kid plus teen/adult fare.

	Museum of the Elizabeth Island-Cuttyhunk Historical Society *Bartholomew Gosnold: Cuttyhunk to Jamestown, 1602-1607* Explore and experience English Captain Gosnold’s voyage to New England and Cuttyhunk. Discover who he was, why he made the journey, who he met and what he learned. The exhibit compares how that voyage shaped his experience for a later voyage to Jamestown, Virginia, which led to the first successful English colony in 1607. *Cuttyhunk Images: Janet Wilder, Photojournalist* The exhibit features Janet’s photographic images of the island’s changing vistas, wildlife, locals, visitors and events, since 1940.	June 29 to Sept 3, 2007: Wednesday 2-4 p.m. Thur., Fri., Sat. 10:30-12:30 and 2-4 Sunday 10-4 Closed Monday and Tuesday. Museum of the Elizabeth Islands 23 Tower Hill Road Cuttyhunk, MA 02713 508-984-4611	A lovely little museum of Cuttyhunk history and artifacts. A must SEE! A good way to kill a couple of hours on a rainy or foggy (never!) day. Contact: Sandy Earle, Director Cuttyhunk Historical Society 508 984-4611 (summer only) 401 351-2377 (off season) marsalex (at) aol.com Shelly Merriam Assoc. Curator-Exhibits sjmerr (at) rcn.com

	Cuttyhunk Library