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SOUTH YARMOUTH The Cape Cod Wood Turners (CCWT) have long been partners with the Cultural Center of Cape Cod, exhibiting, teaching, mentoring, and helping to expand the Center’s Rise and Shine Program for youth at risk.
To close out a dreary year, they have now mounted a spectacular exhibition of work ranging from small ornaments to large bowls, platters, vases, and many other excellent examples of the fine craft about which they are all so passionate. The exhibit, which runs through Sunday, Dec. 19, is free and open to the public. Mask usage and social distancing will be observed.