There’s nothing as exciting as a dangerous appetizer at Tin Pan Alley at 269 Commercial St. in Provincetown. Though it opens for lunch at 11:30 am daily, the saganaki (or, as locals call it, “flaming cheese”) is only available at dinner, which begins at 5 p.m.
Qya Crystal hangs with a hip crowd in downtown Provincetown.
While Provincetown heats up, ponds in the Cape Cod National Seashore swell with vegetation.
“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.
Long Point is a serene beach and a great place to see seals, but don’t get in the water when they’re swimming by.
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.
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.
The Provincetown Farmers’ Market is back with colorful organic vegetables, meat, fresh pesto and more every Saturday beginning at 9 am on Ryder Street.
