Several times a week, the Hearts & Noses clowns walk the hallways of local pediatric wards, looking for kids who need a little encouragement and cheer. And on August 18,

Notable CEOs, sportscasters, military leaders, a pro hockey player, a Pulitzer prize winner … and Tic Toc the Clown. These are all recipients of the Needham High School ‘Distinguished Career

Hospital clowning isn’t about gags and balloon animals. Mostly its improv – creating stories on the spot, free-flowing imagination, and adapting to another person’s cues. Hearts & Noses shared that

Laughter is the best medicine, they say! And it’s pretty powerful, for sure. But sometimes you still need to get a shot! Members of the Hearts & Noses Hospital Clown

How long have you been with the Troupe?I have been clowning with Hearts & Noses only since this past spring! It’s been quite a ride so far!! How did you

Hearts & Noses Hospital Clown Troupe Executive Director Cheryl Lekousi, recently joined 12 students from Spain at Suffolk University in Boston, to share her experience and insight on medical clowning.

Hearts & Noses Hospital Clown Troupe extends a huge, heartfelt thank you to the five runners who ‘stepped up’ to run the 7.1 mile Falmouth Road Race, supporting the work

Hearts & Noses Hospital Clown Troupe clowns gathered recently for their fall Troupe training, welcoming Michael Trautman as guest trainer. Trautman is a master in physical comedy and worked with

Hearts & Noses is again offering its two-day workshop on the introduction to hospital clowning. Beginning with clown character development, students are led through exercises from finding their clown walk

In addition to visiting more than more than 3,00 hospitalized children each year, Hearts & Noses Hospital Clown Troupe supports children with illness, disabilities and homelessness through several local events