Boston, Mass. (Mar. 10, 2025) – GBH and Cape Symphony have announced that CAI, the Cape and Islands radio station, will be relocating to Cape Symphony’s Falmouth Campus. The newly-renovated, state-of-the-art facility, located about four miles from CAI’s previous location in the same town, is easy to access and includes parking and gathering space for public events. The approximately 2000-square-foot space accessing the Newton Wing of the Cape Symphony Conservatory building is situated next to nearly 400 acres of conservation land and walking and bike paths, neighboring Highfield Hall & Gardens.

“We’re excited for CAI’s move to this new purpose-built location with Cape Symphony, an organization that shares our commitment to education, entertainment, and the people of the Cape and Islands,” said Susan Goldberg, President and CEO of GBH. “This investment in CAI’s local journalism keeps the station embedded in the community it serves while opening doors for it to welcome that community in with events and partnerships.”

“We are delighted to welcome CAI to Cape Symphony’s home in Falmouth, confident that they will flourish in this vibrant and inspiring community,” said Mike Albaugh, Cape Symphony’s Executive Director. “This has always been a place of creative expression and connection, and with GBH’s legacy of bringing music to local audiences, we see exciting opportunities for collaboration. The Conservatory building, with its acoustically designed spaces and expansive performance area, is a perfect setting for Cape Symphony’s events, classes, and concerts, enriching the region’s artistic landscape. CAI’s presence will further strengthen this cultural hub, joining Highfield Theater, Highfield Hall, and the scenic 55-acre Beebe Woods in shaping a thriving arts community.”

CAI will continue its programming uninterrupted during the move to its new space. CAI, a service of the public media powerhouse GBH, provides listener-supported public radio to Cape Cod, Nantucket, Martha’s Vineyard, and the South Coast at WCAI 90.1, WNAN 91.1, and WZAI 94.3 with a range of localized offerings like public affairs program The Point and recently-premiered The Garden Lady with plant expert C.L Fornari. CAI is also participating in a new initiative called Connecting the Commonwealth , in which GBH reporters from across Massachusetts team up to create statewide content, as well as share CAI’s coverage with other public media outlets from Boston to Springfield.

Cape Symphony will continue classes and private lessons at the Falmouth campus as well as the Cape Symphony Presents 2024/2025 lineup of world-class artists performing music that transcends genres, shares stories, and brings people together.

About GBH
GBH is the leading multiplatform creator for public media in America. As the largest producer of content for PBS and partner to NPR and PRX, GBH delivers compelling experiences, stories, and information to audiences wherever they are. GBH produces digital and broadcast programming that engages, illuminates and inspires, through drama and science, history, arts, culture, and journalism. GBH is the creator of such signature programs as MASTERPIECE, ANTIQUES ROADSHOW, FRONTLINE, NOVA, AMERICAN EXPERIENCE and Arthur and Molly of Denali and a catalog of streaming series, podcasts and on-demand video. GBH’s television channels include GBH 2, GBH 44, GBH Kids and national services GBH WORLD and Create. With studios and a newsroom headquartered in Boston, GBH reaches across New England with GBH 89.7, Boston’s Local NPR; CRB Classical 99.5; CAI, the Cape and Islands NPR station and as a partner to New England Public Media in Springfield. Dedicated to making media accessible to and representative of our diverse culture, GBH is a pioneer in delivering media to audience members who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind and visually impaired. With PBS LearningMedia, GBH creates curriculum-based digital content for educators nationwide. GBH’s local programming includes Boston Public Radio, Stories from the Stage, The Culture Show, and High School Quiz Show. GBH has been recognized with hundreds of the nation’s premier broadcast, digital and journalism awards. Find more information at gbh.org.

About Cape Symphony
At Cape Symphony, our mission is to Inspire Joy. We do this through outstanding entertainment and educational programs. The Cape Symphony Orchestra performs at the Barnstable Performing Arts Center in Hyannis. From popular hits to magnificent classics, the emphasis is always on beautiful music. “Cape Symphony Presents” programming brings world-class artists of a wide variety of genres to intimate venues across the Cape. Cape Symphony offers music education for all ages through private instrumental and voice lessons, group music classes, ensembles, dance instruction, and art classes at our West Barnstable and Falmouth campuses. Cape Symphony Preschool is acclaimed for its arts-infused curriculum and holistic approach to learning. Visit www.capesymphony.org for more information.

Media Contact
Nicole Boudreau
GBH Director of External Communications
nicole_boudreau@wgbh.org