Flood Watch Issued for Barnstable Through Tuesday

A flood watch covering Barnstable and much of southeastern Massachusetts is in effect through Tuesday afternoon, according to CapeCod.com, as the region prepares for potentially heavy rainfall.

ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS

"Flood watch in effect through Tuesday afternoon", CapeCod.com reports that a flood watch has been issued for a swath of southeastern Massachusetts, including Barnstable, Eastern Plymouth, and Northern Bristol, warning residents of the potential for heavy rain and localized flooding into Tuesday (read it at https://www.capecod.com/cape-wide-news/flood-watch-in-effect-through-tuesday-afternoon/).

COMMUNITY & ARTS

The South Harwich Meetinghouse, at 270 Chatham Road, will host "Summer Lightning," an evening of live music featuring the bands Friendly Fowl and Cranberry Highway, on Friday, July 17. Admission details are available at the door.

Cape Cod audiences also have two arts events on the calendar later this month. On July 18 at 7:30 p.m., an Arts Speak Concert Lecture titled "The Singing Tuba: Expanding the Voice of the Low Brass" offers a free evening exploring the tuba's resonant range within the low brass family. And on July 31, guest artist Kim Savoie will lead a hands-on Fused Glass Pendant Set Workshop, where participants will design and create their own glass pendant pieces.

COMING UP

Friday, July 17, "Summer Lightning" featuring Friendly Fowl and Cranberry Highway, South Harwich Meetinghouse, 270 Chatham Road, Harwich.

Saturday, July 18, 7:30 p.m. "The Singing Tuba: Expanding the Voice of the Low Brass," a free Arts Speak Concert Lecture.

Friday, July 31, Kim Savoie's Fused Glass Pendant Set Workshop.