North Truro’s Payomet Performing Arts Center tent is up and tickets are on sale for close encounters with amazing live bands. Buy tickets in advance for performances by Aimee Mann, The Wallflowers and The Wailers (shown here) and more at tickets.payomet.org.
Don’t forget to stop by Lopes Square to check out Provincetown’s traditional Lobster Pot Tree this year!
Warm up throughout December at the Canteen Holiday Market, which has returned with crafts, snacks, a bake shop, winter lodge and a fire pit.
The Canteen Holiday Market has something for everyone, including Barbie Doll head ornaments.
Grab a hot cider, spiked or not, at the Canteen Holiday Market, which runs weekends through Jan. 1.
The famously Provincetown Lobster Pot Tree is being erected just in time for Thanksgiving.
Fog moves into the Provincetown Cemetery and throws a veil over the Pilgrim Monument just in time for Halloween.
Women’s Week brought crowds to Provincetown for music, comedy, softball and more, but quiet moments on the bay were present too.
The new year started off with a bang over McMillan Pier in Provincetown, where locals and tourists watched a stellar fireworks display on Friday evening.
Reindeer fly into Provincetown for Holly Folly.
Flags are flying as the town readies for the 74th annual Portuguese Festival. Though there won’t be a parade, celebrations begin on Thursday and the Blessing of the Fleet is set for Sunday.
Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum Reopens – visit one of the main attractions in Provincetown with stunning views of the entire area! You can find out more and buy tickets here.
Whale Watch Season Begins – one of the top attractions on the Cape is whale watching and there is no better place than in the Provincetown area. Find out more with Dolphin Fleet.
Patriot’s Day – Celebrate your favorite Boston holiday with some time down on the Cape to enjoy the great outdoors and all that Provincetown has to offer.
Gays for Patsy – a weekend of fun and dancing in Provincetown!
