Provincetown-based musician Zoe Lewis will again be master of ceremonies, and she is due to perform in a trio with national recording artists Erin McKeown and Natalia Zukerman.

Other performers on the program include the Parkington Sisters, Cape Cod-raised sisters who have performed around the world; Cla de Bossa Nova, featuring Brazilian-born singer Rayssa Ribeiro; the Ticks, a group of singer-songwriters whose act is part performance art; and the Rip It Ups, a rock n roll band fronted by vocalist Jodi Birchall and backed by a full horn section and guitars.

Festival founder Sarah Swain will bring her group, Sarah Swain & the Oh Boys, to the stage, and organizers say there will be special appearances by Jordan Renzi, Sarah Burrill, Abby Field, Cape Cod African Dance and Drum and more.

Cape Wellness Collaborative is a Hyannis-based nonprofit that provides free therapies to people facing cancer, including yoga, acupuncture, chiropractic, massage, energy work and nutritional counseling. The music festival has raised more than $60,000 for the group since 2012.

If you go: When: 7 p.m. Saturday (with refreshments available at 5:30 p.m.) Where: Cape Playhouse, 820 Main St. (Route 6A), Dennis Tickets: $40, with refreshments available for purchase. There are a limited number of VIP seats for $120, which includes premier seating and a pre-show party at the Cape Cod Museum of Art with a raw bar, hors d'oeuvres, beer, wine and an artist meet-and- greet Reservations: 508-385-3618 or capecodwomensmusicfestival.com.