One of our favorite activities on the Cape has returned for the season – Provincetown Gallery Strolls! Every Friday from May through October, galleries across town open their doors for the beloved Gallery Stroll — an evening of new exhibits, artist receptions, conversation, and inspiration.
Wander at your own pace, meet local artists, sip wine, and experience the creative energy that has made Provincetown an iconic art destination for generations. Find out more about it here!
Explore your creative side with a fun art walk down Commercial Street and stop by the wonderful art galleries and studios. And don’t miss the Friday night Gallery stroll.
What are some of your favorites?
Welcome to Provincetown! Do you know the names of the four ladies who greet you at Fisherman’s Wharf? They are Eva Silva, Mary Jason, Bea Cabral and Frances Raymond – part of an art installation titled “They Also Faced The Sea.” A fifth image of Almeda Segura was, unfortunately, destroyed by weather.
The Bob Gasoi Memorial Art Alley is located at 290 Commercial Street in Provincetown and is a great photo opportunity for anyone coming to town. It features murals of Alice in Wonderland, Greek mythology, and more!
Johnny Spampinato and The Value Leaders rocked out at their record release party at Terra Luna, 104 Shore Road, North Truro.
Qya Crystal hangs with a hip crowd in downtown Provincetown.
“Single Drunk Female” star Lily Mae Harrington made a surprise appearance at the Old Colony Tap, 323 Commercial St., where she played some self-composed tunes and brought down the house.
Drag Karaoke with Dana Danzel is back at 10 pm nightly at the new Governor Bradford. There’s no cover charge but bring your vaccine cards.
The Winthrop Street Cemetery is distinct as the oldest cemetery in Provincetown, and was also prominently featured in American Horror Story’s Red Tide.
The baseball field for the families of the airmen who worked at the North Truro Air Force Station has been transformed into an outdoor theater for Payomet Performing Arts Center. Keep an eye out for programming, which is now being scheduled for the new space.
