Bismore Park
Bismore Park is located on the Hyannis Inner Harbor waterfront, in the heart of downtown Hyannis.
Overview
Bismore Park is located on the Hyannis Inner Harbor waterfront in the heart of downtown Hyannis. Along with beautiful views and breezes, visitors can stroll past fishing and pleasure boats and meander through the colorful artist shanties, designed for Cape Cod Creatives to work and sell in these seaside studios. Bismore Park has a Town marina with 25 boat slips and 675 linear feet of direct frontage on Hyannis Harbor. It is located directly next to one of two ferry terminals transporting visitors from Hyannis to Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard.
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Getting Here
It is easy to Park and Walk in downtown Hyannis. Plenty of metered and free public parking lots all steps away from Main Street and Hyannis Harbor.
While You're Here
Spend art-FULL days in downtown Hyannis! ArtsBarnstable invites you to explore the Hyannis HyArts Cultural District. You can walk to Hyannis Harbor, area beaches, and stroll the mile-long Hyannis Main Street with over 40 restaurants and 150 local shops. Museums, memorials, library, walking trails, smile spots and more! Get a taste of local art with a stroll through the colorful artist shanties. Stop by the HyArts Campus at the corner of Pearl and South Street and visit the Cultural Center of Cape Cod Hyannis Annex at Guyer Barn.
Hyannis is one of seven villages in the town of Barnstable. While here, ArtsBarnstable invites you to explore arts and cultural gems in all of our charming villages each with their own flavor of shops, restaurants, and cultural offerings, all with seaside charm! Discover the Town of Barnstable and all it has to offer! The seven villages include Barnstable, Centerville, Cotuit, Hyannis, Marstons Mills, Osterville, and West Barnstable.
HyArts Cultural District
Located in the thriving Cape Cod seaside village of Hyannis, the HyArts Cultural District provides a wide array of arts and cultural experiences with outdoor activities, self-guided walking trails, museums, galleries, community art spaces, public art, shopping, dining, live music, festivals and so much more. Everything to have art-full days, year-round!