Join Mass Oyster Project for our shell recycling Kick off event located at Block and Tackle Tavern in Wellfleet, MA on Saturday May 17th (rain-date May 28) from 3-6PM. More details to come.
Once again, Mass Oyster Project will be part of the Chatham Community Day. Mass Oyster will have a booth at the event to teach people about oysters’ benefit to our environment. Find out how you can support Mass Oyster Project and our programs.
Oysterfest In The Port hosted by Newburyport FISH will bring together oyster farms and fish vendors from across New England to highlight delicious local seafood. Paired with craft brews from Riverwalk Brewing and wine by Grand Trunk this event is sure to be the best shucking time ever. Live band, oyster apparel and more! Mass Oyster will be recycling all of the shells shucked during this event.
Come support Mass Oyster Project at our 4th annual Give a Shuck Fundraiser! There will be food from local chefs who care about oyster restoration. This year Oyster Farmers have been hand picked to support local famers from MA, NH, ME and RI. Tickets go on sale in May.
Come join us for one of the Cape's premier events highlighting oysters and shellfish. The 22nd year of the Wellfleet Oysterfest on Main Street in Wellfleet, MA on October 14-15. MOP will have a booth at the event to teach people about oysters’ benefit to our environment. We’ll also be highlighting our partnership with the Wellfleet Shellfish Department, Wellfleet Public Works, and Wellfleet Shellfish Promotion and Tasting (SPAT) which is being rebranded to Wellfleet Oyster Alliance (WOA).
As we celebrate our 20th year, the Newburyport Documentary Film Festival is pleased to partner with the City of Newburyport Resiliency Committee to present an evening of films that address the climate crisis as it affects our community. This timely program about one of our biggest collective challenges will take place Sunday, April 28 at the Firehouse Center for the Arts, Newburyport. Reception begins at 6 PM. Film screnning at 7 PM. Tickets $18-20.
As we celebrate our 20th year, the Newburyport Documentary Film Festival is pleased to partner with the City of Newburyport Resiliency Committee to present an evening of films that address the climate crisis as it affects our community. This timely program about one of our biggest collective challenges will take place Sunday, April 28 at the Firehouse Center for the Arts, Newburyport. Reception begins at 6 PM. Film screening at 7 PM. Tickets $18-20.
Join Mass Oyster Project in this co-sponsored community beach clean up in celebration of Earth Day 2024. See flyer below for additional information.
Come join us for one of the Cape's premier events highlighting oysters and shellfish. The 22nd year of the Wellfleet Oysterfest on Main Street in Wellfleet, MA on October 14-15. MOP will have a booth at the event to teach people about oysters’ benefit to our environment. We’ll also be highlighting our partnership with the Wellfleet Shellfish Department, Wellfleet Public Works, and Wellfleet Shellfish Promotion and Tasting (SPAT) which is being rebranded to Wellfleet Oyster Alliance (WOA).
Come celebrate the end of a successful season with us. Join us along the banks of the Charles River for live music, food, drinks, and games. An of course, local oysters from some of our favorite farms. The event is open to all ages, so bring your family!
Contribute your personal oyster shells to our recycling effort. Stop by our booth at the Farmers’ market. Our staff and volunteers will collect any shell and answer questions you have about MOP or oysters.
Only recycle shells, not trash - Sort out any trash before you bring your shells. Separate napkins, lemon slices, and any other trash and dispose of them separately.
Rinse off sauces - You don’t have to do this, but It’s always a good idea. You don’t need to pick shells clean or clean them with soap and water, but a quick rinse in the sink or hose off outside will speed up the natural cleaning process.
Contribute your personal oyster shells to our recycling effort. Stop by our booth at the Farmers’ market. Our staff and volunteers will collect any shell and answer questions you have about MOP or oysters.
Only recycle shells, not trash - Sort out any trash before you bring your shells. Separate napkins, lemon slices, and any other trash and dispose of them separately.
Rinse off sauces - You don’t have to do this, but It’s always a good idea. You don’t need to pick shells clean or clean them with soap and water, but a quick rinse in the sink or hose off outside will speed up the natural cleaning process.
Contribute your personal oyster shells to our recycling effort. Stop by our booth at the Farmers’ market. Our staff and volunteers will collect any shell and answer questions you have about MOP or oysters.
Only recycle shells, not trash - Sort out any trash before you bring your shells. Separate napkins, lemon slices, and any other trash and dispose of them separately.
Rinse off sauces - You don’t have to do this, but It’s always a good idea. You don’t need to pick shells clean or clean them with soap and water, but a quick rinse in the sink or hose off outside will speed up the natural cleaning process.
Contribute your personal oyster shells to our recycling effort. Stop by our booth at the Farmers’ market. Our staff and volunteers will collect any shell and answer questions you have about MOP or oysters.
Only recycle shells, not trash - Sort out any trash before you bring your shells. Separate napkins, lemon slices, and any other trash and dispose of them separately.
Rinse off sauces - You don’t have to do this, but It’s always a good idea. You don’t need to pick shells clean or clean them with soap and water, but a quick rinse in the sink or hose off outside will speed up the natural cleaning process.
Contribute your personal oyster shells to our recycling effort. Stop by our booth at the Farmers’ market. Our staff and volunteers will collect any shell and answer questions you have about MOP or oysters.
Only recycle shells, not trash - Sort out any trash before you bring your shells. Separate napkins, lemon slices, and any other trash and dispose of them separately.
Rinse off sauces - You don’t have to do this, but It’s always a good idea. You don’t need to pick shells clean or clean them with soap and water, but a quick rinse in the sink or hose off outside will speed up the natural cleaning process.
Contribute your personal oyster shells to our recycling effort. Stop by our booth at the Farmers’ market. Our staff and volunteers will collect any shell and answer questions you have about MOP or oysters.
Only recycle shells, not trash - Sort out any trash before you bring your shells. Separate napkins, lemon slices, and any other trash and dispose of them separately.
Rinse off sauces - You don’t have to do this, but It’s always a good idea. You don’t need to pick shells clean or clean them with soap and water, but a quick rinse in the sink or hose off outside will speed up the natural cleaning process.
Join us and out friends to celebrate the bounty of summer. Live DJ, pop-up market, kids’ activities: face painting, lawn games, and more!
Contribute your personal oyster shells to our recycling effort. Stop by our booth at the Farmers’ market. Our staff and volunteers will collect any shell and answer questions you have about MOP or oysters.
Only recycle shells, not trash - Sort out any trash before you bring your shells. Separate napkins, lemon slices, and any other trash and dispose of them separately.
Rinse off sauces - You don’t have to do this, but It’s always a good idea. You don’t need to pick shells clean or clean them with soap and water, but a quick rinse in the sink or hose off outside will speed up the natural cleaning process.
Contribute your personal oyster shells to our recycling effort. Stop by our booth at the Farmers’ market. Our staff and volunteers will collect any shell and answer questions you have about MOP or oysters.
Only recycle shells, not trash - Sort out any trash before you bring your shells. Separate napkins, lemon slices, and any other trash and dispose of them separately.
Rinse off sauces - You don’t have to do this, but It’s always a good idea. You don’t need to pick shells clean or clean them with soap and water, but a quick rinse in the sink or hose off outside will speed up the natural cleaning process.
Contribute your personal oyster shells to our recycling effort. Stop by our booth at the Farmers’ market. Our staff and volunteers will collect any shell and answer questions you have about MOP or oysters.
Only recycle shells, not trash - Sort out any trash before you bring your shells. Separate napkins, lemon slices, and any other trash and dispose of them separately.
Rinse off sauces - You don’t have to do this, but It’s always a good idea. You don’t need to pick shells clean or clean them with soap and water, but a quick rinse in the sink or hose off outside will speed up the natural cleaning process.
Contribute your personal oyster shells to our recycling effort. Stop by our booth at the Farmers’ market. Our staff and volunteers will collect any shell and answer questions you have about MOP or oysters.
Only recycle shells, not trash - Sort out any trash before you bring your shells. Separate napkins, lemon slices, and any other trash and dispose of them separately.
Rinse off sauces - You don’t have to do this, but It’s always a good idea. You don’t need to pick shells clean or clean them with soap and water, but a quick rinse in the sink or hose off outside will speed up the natural cleaning process.
Meet the team at MOP and learn about our recycling program.
Contribute your personal oyster shells to our recycling effort. Stop by our booth at the Farmers’ market. Our staff and volunteers will collect any shell and answer questions you have about MOP or oysters.
Only recycle shells, not trash - Sort out any trash before you bring your shells. Separate napkins, lemon slices, and any other trash and dispose of them separately.
Rinse off sauces - You don’t have to do this, but It’s always a good idea. You don’t need to pick shells clean or clean them with soap and water, but a quick rinse in the sink or hose off outside will speed up the natural cleaning process.
