Dream Tale Puppets will perform Three Little Pigs for children ages 3 and up and their families on Saturday, June 20, at 2 p.m. at the library. Three Little Pigs is a delightful 25-minute puppet show for young audiences that brings the beloved classic story to life with humor, imagination, and lively puppetry. Performed on and around a cloth-covered tabletop stage, the show follows three clever piglets as they build their very different houses and outwit the big, bad wolf. Along the way, audiences meet Mommy Pig, enjoy playful dialogue and funny surprises, and watch a colorful mix of rod puppets, hand puppets, and creative props transform simple materials into a magical theatrical world. The performance features two experienced artists from Dream Tale Puppets. Sarah Kahn provides narration and voices for the characters, while Jacek Zuzanski brings the puppets to life through expressive movement and performance. Founded in 2003 in Mashpee, Dream Tale Puppets creates engaging puppet theatre experiences and offers workshops and classes for children, families, and adult puppetry enthusiasts. This program is part of Dream Tale Puppets’ 2026 Puppetry Series, sponsored by the Woods Hole Community Association and supported by a grant from the Woods Hole Foundation. Look out for more programs coming to the Woods Hole Community Hall this summer. For more information, visit: https://dreamtalepuppets.org. Join local artists Dawna Hammers & Sue Beardsley for an inspiring program centered on the healing power of music and the quiet strength of caregiving on June 22, 2026, from 3-4 p.m. The program will begin with a screening of “Music is Medicine,” a short documentary video produced by Dawna Hammers thanks to a grant from the Cape Cod Art’s Foundation. The video explores how music can uplift, connect, and comfort individuals facing physical & cognitive challenges. Following the film, artist and author Sue Beardsley will present a brief talk on her new book, “Comfort,” a daily reflection guide created to support caregivers of those living with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. Complimentary copies of “Comfort” will be available, and attendees are invited to stay for an author signing with Sue Beardsley and a short sing-along with Dawna Hammers. Thoughtful and engaging, this program offers insight, encouragement, and a sense of community for caregivers, families, and all who are drawn to the role of creativity in healing. Caregivers and their loved ones are more than welcome to come!