Falmouth, Massachusetts
On a hill in Falmouth, a vibrant cultural center sits among restored gardens, walking trails and protected conservation forest. Built as a summer haven for the Beebe family, Highfield Hall is now a home for everyone to gather, learn and explore.
Grounds open daily, year-round, dawn to dusk.
Visit
Wander the gardens and trails any day of the year, step inside for gallery exhibitions and tours, and check the calendar for special events and times.
Grounds open daily, year-round, from dawn to dusk.
2026 season, May 19 – October 25:
The season dates above have passed — call (508) 495-1878 for current gallery hours and holiday event times.
Special events may have their own times and ticketing — call to confirm.
Art Exhibitions
Highfield mounts art exhibitions throughout the season in the Hall’s galleries. Artists are welcome to submit work for consideration.
Juried exhibition “America Beautiful, and…” — submissions are open.
Ask About SubmittingPrograms & Events
November 19 – December 20
‘Twas the Night Before Christmas: Life Above & Below Stairs — celebrating 20 years of holiday magic at Highfield Hall & Gardens.
From community gatherings on the lawn to seasonal celebrations, there’s always something on the calendar.
Concerts on the grounds and in the Hall.
Hands-on garden and family programs.
Workshops among the gardens.
Also: Culinary Health & Wellness Lectures & Classes
Private Events
Celebrate in a restored historic estate with gardens as your backdrop. Contact Highfield to ask about availability for weddings, functions and private holiday events.
Call (508) 495-1878Join & Support
Highfield is the living legacy of a community that joined together with collective purpose. You can carry it forward.
We are thankful for the support of our corporate members and the many foundations behind Highfield.
About
Highfield Hall & Gardens is not your typical historic estate. Built as a summer haven for the Beebe family, the Hall was nearly lost before the community joined together to restore it. Today it is a cultural center for the Cape — a place to connect with both the past and the present.
Learn about the mission, the restoration, the history of the stables, our staff and trustees by getting in touch.
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