Women’s Week brought crowds to Provincetown for music, comedy, softball and more, but quiet moments on the bay were present too.
October on Provincetown Bay
A calm October day makes for smooth sailing in Provincetown Bay.
Provincetown’s Newest Bayside Park
Grab some lunch to-go and hit Provincetown’s newest bayside park, behind 389 Commercial St. While plans are in the works for permanent vegetation and seating, the park’s picnic tables and stairs to the beach provide a perfect place to eat, swim, play on the beach, and relax.
Harbor Lounge in Provincetown
Warm autumn days with cooler nights are well-spend with a cocktail at the Harbor Lounge, 358 Commercial Street, Provincetown.
Spiritus Pizza in Provincetown
Spiritus Pizza, 190 Commercial St., remains the late-night gathering place that is open until 2 a.m. — an hour after the bars in Provincetown shutter.
Johnny Spampinato and The Value Leaders
Johnny Spampinato and The Value Leaders rocked out at their record release party at Terra Luna, 104 Shore Road, North Truro.
Provincetown Harbor
Provincetown Harbor is stunning from every angle.
Saganaki at Tin Pan Alley
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 | Ptown
Qya Crystal hangs with a hip crowd in downtown Provincetown.
Cape Cod National Seashore Beauty
While Provincetown heats up, ponds in the Cape Cod National Seashore swell with vegetation.
