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OUR VISION… Wellfleet Preservation Hall, Inc. is restoring the former Catholic Church on Main Street. The transformation of this beloved historic icon into a year-round cultural center has begun! The building will come alive with cultural, recreational and intellectual programs that radiate with the town's essential charm and character - inside and out. The Hall will provide a unique venue for civic, educational, social and creative arts events for young and old, individuals and families, locals and visitors alike and will help to revitalize Wellfleet's Main Street. IMAGINE… Music and Dance Performances, Art Exhibitions, Films, Theatrical Productions, Yoga Classes, Weddings and Memorials, Informal Gatherings, Public Meetings, Children’s Activities, Strawberry and OysterFest Events; a place to mingle with old friends, meet new ones and spend quiet times reflecting in the tranquil gardens. The possibilities are unlimited and will come from Cape Cod's rich and diverse community. IMAGINE… a place where you can challenge your mind, invigorate your body and nurture your soul. Now imagine that this place already exists in the heart of Wellfleet. IMAGINE… Our Future by reading about our future plans for Wellfleet Preservation Hall in Join your friends and neighbors in supporting Wellfleet Preservation Hall and become a Founder. -------------------------------------------- Construction on Main Street....stop by the future home of Wellfleet Preservation Hall and witness amazing progress on your new community cultural center.!
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OysterPlate Auction OysterFest Weekend
IN REMEMBRANCE
Simone Reagor, one of the founders of Wellfleet Preservation Hall died unexpectedly on August 3, 2010. The board of WPH has voted to name the Upper Performance Hall in Simone's memory. Simone Reagor Hall will honor her tireless efforts and the commitment she felt to the Hall and the community she loved.. With her insight, wisdom and commitment Simone quickly became a central player in community life in Wellfleet. She helped knit us together to form the fabric of what Wellfleet Preservation Hall represents. -------------------------------------------- Read about the considerations and challenges we face in the restoration process in a Q & A session with our architect James Hadley. -------------------------------------------- See the beautiful Heron donated and created by Del Filardi
Read more about it here... -------------------------------------------- Read about WPH's role in Revitalizing Wellfleet here... ------------------------------------ For details on other upcoming events, go to our EVENTS page.
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