Barnstable

3259 Main Street, Barnstable
10:00 AM — Ceremony at the Barnstable Fire Department
10:30 AM — Procession up Main Street to St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
10:45 AM — Remembrance service at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Reception to follow in St. Mary’s Old English Gardens

Bourne Fire Department

5:00-7:00 PM - Buzzards Bay Park
Annual National Night Out. This FREE event will celebrate the amazing community partnerships we have and also honor the lives lost and heroes that responded to NYC 25 years ago on September 11, 2001.

Brewster Fire Department

10:00 AM - Brewster Fire Station, 1671 Main St.
Annual Brewster Fire Department remembrance ceremony at the 9/11 Memorial honoring first responders, civilian victims and their families affected by the attacks.

Centerville-Osterville-Marstons Mills Fire & Rescue Department

9:45 am - 1875 Falmouth Road, Centerville
Ceremony will feature special guest Major Corrie Mays, USMC, a former F/A-18 Hornet pilot who served with the United States Navy Blue Angels, along with singer-songwriter Vanna Pacella. To never forget means continuing to share their stories, honor their sacrifice, and teach future generations about the significance of that day.

Chatham Fire/Rescue

9:00 AM - 135 Depot Road
Chatham's annual 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony honoring loved ones of Chatham community members who were lost on September 11, 2001. The ceremony takes place near the town's 9/11 Memorial.

Chatham

7:00 PM - First United Methodist Church, 569 Main St.
“An Evening of Remembrance and Comfort” presented by the Chatham Band — an hour of peaceful, reflective music honoring those lost on 9/11. Donations of money or nonperishable food will benefit the Family Pantry of Cape Cod.

Dennis Fire Department

9:00 AM  - Dennis Fire Department Headquarters, 883 Main St. (Route 28),
West Dennis Annual 9/11 Memorial Remembrance Ceremony honoring those who lost their lives in the September 11 attacks.

Eastham Fire Department

9:50 AM - 2520 State Highway (Route 6)
9/11 remembrance ceremony honoring those lost in the attacks and the first responders who served.

Falmouth Fire Department

9:45 AM - 399 Main Street, Falmouth
Please join us honor those that made the ultimate sacrifice on 9/11 and those who continue to serve the public.

Harwich Fire Department

9:45 AM - 175 Sisson Road, Harwich
The public safety departments and community members will gather to pause and remember the 25th anniversary of the tragedy

Hyannis Fire Department

9:00 AM - 95 High School Road Extension, Hyannis
Gathering honor those lost on 9/11/2001. 25 years later, their memory remains with us. Following the ceremony, an open house for the community to visit the station.

Interfaith Service of Remembrance and Peace

12:00 - 12:30 PM - Waquoit Congregational Church, 5 Parsons Lane, East Falmouth
On the church lawn (inside if raining). Prayers of Peace. Songs of Hope. Tolling of the Bells. Everyone is invited.

Orleans Fire & Police Departments

8:45 AM Nauset Regional Middle School,
Orleans firefighters and police will attend a 9/11 memorial event commemorating the victims and honoring first responders.

Provincetown

9:00 AM - 25 Shankpainter Road, Provincetown
The public is invited to the Provincetown Fire Department as we gather in remembrance and honor the courage, sacrifice, and service shown that day. We hope you will join us as a community to remember.

Sandwich

9:00 AM - 251 Cotuit Road, Sandwich
We will gather at the Memorial Garden to honor and remember the lives lost that day and recognize the courage and sacrifice of the heroes among us. Coffee and pastries will be served following the ceremony.

Wellfleet Fire Department

10:00 AM - 10 Lawrence Rd, Wellfleet
25th Anniversary 9/11 remembrance ceremony honoring the nearly 3,000 people who died, including the 343 FDNY firefighters. The department asks attendees to arrive by 9:45 AM.

Yarmouth Fire Department

9:55 AM - 520 Buck Island Road, West Yarmouth
Please join us for a solemn Remembrance Ceremony to honor the lives lost, pay tribute to the families impacted, and salute the heroism of our first responders.