Top Rated Attracties in Brewster

Located in Brewster, the Brewster Ladies' Library was founded in 1852. It gets it's name from the twelve ladies who founded it and took on the project to create a library in town. An interesting fact about this library is in the early years, men had to pay more than the ladies in order to borrow book from this library. Though managed privately, it gets funding from the town and is a free public library. Apart from the reading room, the library sports conference rooms, an auditorium as well as computers for users.

Stony Brook Field in Brewster, Massachusetts is home to the Cape Cod Baseball League team, the Brewster Whitecaps. The field features a baseball diamond and bleachers that seat 4000 and is located on the property of Stony Brook Elementary School.

If you want to get the family outdoors and get a little education while you're at it, the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History hosts Family Field Walks year-round every Saturday and Sunday (and Monday-Friday in July and August). Explore the John Wing Trail at the museum with a trained naturalist, who will give you all the facts about marsh, oak-pine forest and beach habitats. The one-and-a-half hour walk covers 1.2 miles, so even the little ones can enjoy it. Cost is free with museum admission.

The Cape Cod Museum of Natural History's main objective is to make people more aware of the environment and their surroundings. The museum is divided into two floors dedicated to the flora and fauna of the region which includes exhibits on whales, birds, reptiles and amphibians found in the region. There is a library for extra research and a shop where you can find souvenirs to remind you of the environment around you. The museum also holds various activities to provide a learning experience for children as well as adults! Admission and open hours vary seasonally.

If you wish to visit a place that lets you go back into time and experience a bygone age, then you must head straight to the Harris-Black House. This old house was home to a poor blacksmith who stayed with his family. A visit to the edifice provides an insight into the way of life that must have been during the 17th century. A few steps away from the Harris-Black House is the Higgins Farm Windmill, an 18th century smock windmill. The windmill was under operation until 1900 after which it was designated as historical site. The Harris-Black House and Higgins Farm Windmill truly send you back to the colonial times. Call for timings.

The Cape Rep Indoor Theater is the perfect place to enjoy some beautiful regional performances and plays. This quaint little indoor theater offers patrons an intimate theater experience and features excellent sound and light systems along with comfortable seating and an unobstructed view of the stage. The theater usually produces five plays per season with plenty of exciting shows for children. This theater definitely is one of the best in the city and, if you're lucky enough to be in town during a show, do not hesitate to stop by but be sure to book your seats in advance.