Sep 30, 2019 | Guides, News, Profiles
Canteen Holiday Market Each year in late November when it starts getting dark across the Cape early—and chilly even earlier—the Canteen transforms for the holidays into a festive wonderland complete with an outdoor holiday village, twinkling lights, snug blankets, and...
Sep 29, 2019 | Events, News
The quartet specializes in medieval, Renaissance, and world music and plays a variety of melodies from Europe, the Middle East, and the Americas. Their repertoire includes lute songs, madrigals, canzonas, processionals, and a variety of dance pieces from pavanes and...
Sep 27, 2019 | History, News
Today it’s AWOL, part of the chain of Lark Hotels, but in the 1950s at the end of Bradford Street Extension you’d have found The Moors Motel and The Moors Restaurant. The promotional postcard for the motel noted it was “Provincetown’s nicest, overlooking the beautiful...
Sep 26, 2019 | Guides, News
For the most bizarre, outrageous, scary, and titillating of Halloween experiences, join Provincetown’s world-renowned four-day extravaganza celebrating Halloween in an authentic setting that feels right out of a Hollywood horror back lot, where foggy narrow lanes and...
Sep 26, 2019 | Guides, News
The eternal questions of the offseason… Where can we go to dinner tonight? Is my favorite shop open on weekends? When does the ferry stop running? How do I find out who’s open? At ptownie, we want to make your offseason life as easy as your summer, so we’ve taken the...
Sep 24, 2019 | News, Reviews, Theatre
I have to begin this review with a caveat: nothing I can write will do justice to Indecent or to Cape Rep’s production of this “true story of a little Jewish play.” It may well be the most perfect thing I’ve ever seen on stage. There’s dancing. There’s music. There’s...
Sep 23, 2019 | Guides, News
Bonfires on the beach are as much a part of the Provincetown experience as climbing the monument or hanging out on Commercial Street. If you are in town for a bonfire and need a place to stay check out our Inns, Hotels and Guesthouse Guide! WHERE? There are no...
Sep 23, 2019 | History, News
Joel Meyerowitz’s first photography book, Cape Light, documents the landscapes of Cape Cod, the hook-shaped stretch of Massachusetts coastline that curves out into the Atlantic Ocean. Originally published in 1978, the book remains one of the Bronx-born image-maker’s...
Sep 23, 2019 | Guides, New to Provincetown 2019, News, Profiles
Provincetown Brewing Company Has a Mission When Chris Hartley first visited Provincetown seven years ago, he was amazed to find that it was without its own craft brewery. He felt that a place with such a rich history and unique culture deserves a craft brewery of its...
Sep 22, 2019 | Events, News
Featuring Paul Bisaccia on the piano, the first musician in history to record all the solo piano music of Gershwin, whose arrangements of his own compositions are legendary. For this special concert, her will perform Gershwin standards and favorites and the rarely...
Sep 20, 2019 | News, Reviews, Theatre
“It often rings that way… about this time of night…” That’s the Nurse (Marcel Meyer) speaking to Hikaru (Justin Chevalier), as the two linger by the hospital bedside of Hiraku’s wife in the Abrahamse-Meyer production of The Lady Aoi at the Provincetown Theater. The...
Sep 20, 2019 | News, Theatre
“You see, I am a critic. A critic is no-one,” says the self-deprecating Ken Tynan (Philip Hayes) in Austin Pendleton’s story of an imagined collaboration between Tynan, Orson Welles (Christopher “Chiz” Chisholm), and Laurence Olivier (John Feltch) during rehearsals...
Sep 20, 2019 | History, News
With the Tennessee Williams Festival right around the corner, it’s a good time to turn to festival curator David Kaplan’s book and remind ourselves of how Williams contributed to the town—and the town to him. In Provincetown Williams fell in love unguardedly for...
