Upcoming Events
Marine Policy Center Seminar: Commitments and Cooperation: Scope and Channels of Behavioral Change
Smith Conference Room 86 Water Street, Woods Hole, MAJoão Manuel Lameiras Vaz, University of Wyoming Sponsored by: Marine Policy Center
Global Ocean Heat Transport Dominated by Heat Export from the Tropical Pacific
Clark 507 360 Woods Hole Road, WOODS HOLE, MAGael Forget, MIT Sponsored by: Physical Oceanography Department
WOODS HOLE PUBLIC LIBRARY: Introduction to speaking Spanish
Woods Hole Public Library 581 Woods Hole Road, Woods Hole, MAThanks to a grant from the Falmouth Cultural Council, the library is able to offer young children an introduction to speaking Spanish. The six-session program will be taught by María…
Impacts of Underwater Construction Noise on Defense, Feeding, and Reproductive Behaviors of Longfin Squid
Redfield Auditorium 45 Water Street, Woods Hole, MAIan Jones, WHOI Sponsored by: Biology Department
WOODS HOLE HISTORICAL MUSEUM: “How Migrants from Portugal helped make Falmouth a More Cosmopolitan, ‘Creole’ and Cooperative Community”
Woods Hole Public Library 581 Woods Hole Road, Woods Hole, MAWOODS HOLE HISTORICAL MUSEUM: The next topic of the Woods Hole Historical Museum’s Conversation is “How Migrants from Portugal helped make Falmouth a More Cosmopolitan, ‘Creole’ and Cooperative Community” by Dr. Miguel Moniz. This event will be held on February 6 at 12:30 p.m., in the Woods Hole Library’s downstairs event room. Dr. Moniz is Visiting Professor…
WOODS HOLE PUBLIC LIBRARY: The Knitting Circle
The Knitting Circle at the library is a small group of avid knitters who have been meeting and knitting together for several years. The group grows and shrinks through the months, but some loosely cohesive part of the group stays together. They will be offering ongoing knitting sessions twice a month through the winter, meeting…
WOODS HOLE PUBLIC LIBRARY: Winter Craft Workshops
Winter Craft Workshops continue at the library on Thursday, February 6 at 7 p.m., with a session on “Visible Mending” led by Crickett Warner. “Visible Mending” is an ancient Japanese technique which allows worn clothes to be made yet more beautiful and usable. Patching material will be provided by the library, as well as needles…