A dark day is a perfect time to walk on the paths of Winslow Street Cemetery, established around 1651. If you’re not in Provincetown and want to check it out, it’s a killer location in American Horror Story: Red Tide.

A dark day is a perfect time to walk on the paths of Winslow Street Cemetery, established around 1651. If you’re not in Provincetown and want to check it out, it’s a killer location in American Horror Story: Red Tide.

The Provincetown Public Library celebrated the season with a marathon reading of ‘A Christmas Carol,’ while the fireworks went off on New Year’s Eve, despite rain and clouds.

The Pilgrim Monument’s lights–which even quickly moving cyclists are craning their necks to see–are up and lit in celebration of the holiday season.

Women’s Week softball players hit it out of the park, with a large crowd watching from the back of Motta Field.

A calm October day makes for smooth sailing in Provincetown Bay.


John Waters stopped by MAP at 188 Commercial Streets in Provincetown to sign copies of his new book and first novel, ‘Liarmouth.’

Volunteers are painting the town red in preparation for The Portuguese Festival, which runs June 22-26, as well as the 75th annual Blessing of the Fleet, which ends the celebration.

Listen to and watch Darlene Van Alstyne belt out Nina Simone, Beyonce, Amy Winehouse, Prince and others in a free new show that runs from 7 to 9 p.m. every Monday downstairs at the Post Office at 303 Commercial Street in Provincetown. This new show shouldn’t be missed!

It took a couple of years to open after installation, but the inclined elevator at the Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum is up and running. Grab a ride up to the grounds and visit the site. Timed tickets are $20 for adults, up to $16 for kids, includes everything PMPM has to offer and are available online.
