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Provincetown
C hamber E-Happenings
April 9th, 2021
ptownchamber.com
A Beautiful sunrise! GMV
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PROVINCETOWN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
PICKS NEW TOWN CRIER
The Provincetown Chamber of Commerce, Inc. is happy to announce
that Mr. Daniel Gómez Llata has been selected as its new Town Crier starting May 2021.
“We are excited to have Daniel join our team and I know he will do a fantastic job.
He knows thetown particularly well and he will be a great asset for the Chamber and our members,” said
Mr. Radu Luca, Provincetown Chamber Executive Director. “Daniel is enthusiastic and he comes highly
recommended; the Town Crier job requires a very special set of skills, which I believe Daniel indubitably
possesses. I look forward to seeing him parading the streets and promoting our
members,” Mr. Luca added.
Mr. Llata will fill the position left vacant by Mr. Kenneth Lonergan,
who retired at the end of the2020 season after serving
as Town Crier for 13 years, between 2007 and 2020.
COVID-19 Provincetown Recap
This information is designed to keep you updated on
Town operations related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Thank you Morgan Clark and Jessica Kent
One upcoming vaccine clinic will open
for online registration on Friday, April 9 at 4:00 PM
On Friday, April 9, 2021 at 4:00 PM, the following vaccine clinics will be posted,
searchable and OPEN FOR APPOINTMENTS at www.maimmunizations.org.
COVID 19 Vaccine Clinics at Orleans DPW
Dates: April 15 (Thursday)
Address: 40 Giddiah Hill Road, Orleans, MA 02653
Number of doses available: 1000
Times: 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Type of Vaccine: Pfizer
Clinic Format: Drive through
These clinics are available for those who meet the following criteria: All those
eligible in Phase 1 and people who are 55 or older, people with 1 or more certain
medical conditions, people who live or work in low income and affordable senior
housing, K-12 educators, K-12 school staff, and child care workers, and certain
workers.
Please arrive no more than 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment.
Individuals arriving at vaccination sites must wear a mask that covers their nose and
mouth.
Important Registration Tips:
You will need to go to www.maimmunizations.org, and expect to enter the system’s
“waiting room” automatically. While waiting, you will likely see the estimated wait times
fluctuate between long and short periods; disregard these reported estimated wait times
and persist as long as you are able.
It is important that you do not refresh the page.
When going to www.maimmunizations.org, scroll down until you see this clinic listed. We
advise that you do not type in the date or any other parameters, such as “senior” or “adult”
in the search.
in the search. COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility - Baker/Polito Administration Announces Phase 3* Currently, all individuals listed under Phases 1 and 2 are eligible to receive the COVID-19 Vaccine. For more information about the Massachusetts COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Plan and Eligibility Phases, click here. *Starting on Monday, April 19, 2021, all individuals over age 16 will be eligible to receive the COVID-19 Vaccine as part of Phase 3. Scheduling COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments The Boston Globe offers tips for scheduling COVID-19 vaccine appointments here. Provincetown’s COVID-19 Resource Guide Provincetown’s COVID-19 Resource Guide has been updated for spring. Click here to access or print copies are available at the Chamber Of Commerce. Allergy Season is Here The Washington Post’s article, “COVID-19 or Allergies?” offers more clarification on this topic. State and County Update on COVID-19 Variants As reported in the Boston Globe last weekend, Barnstable County is leading the state in cases of the P.1 variant. What this means is that everyone should maintain vigilance, including people who are fully vaccinated.* Protect yourself and others by wearing a mask, keeping at least 6 feet of distance between you and others in public, washing hands, and staying home if you feel ill. *Individuals are fully vaccinated for COVID-19 if they have received two doses of either the Moderna or Pfizer vaccines or a single dose of the Janssen (Johnson and Johnson) vaccine more than 14 days ago. Find the full list of updated guidance here. DEADLINE TO REGISTER TO VOTE TOMORROW, FRIDAY APRIL 9 If you plan to vote at Provincetown Town Meeting on May 1, 2021, the deadline to register to vote is tomorrow, April 9th. The Town Clerk is holding an all day voter registration event tomorrow at the Town Hall Auditorium from 8 am to 8 pm. More info is available here. Provincetown’s Annual Town Election will be held on May 11, 2021. View the list of candidates who have secured a ballot seat here. For more information on how to become a registered voter in Provincetown or what the absentee voting process looks like, click here. Early Voting by Mail Early voting by mail has been extended to elections held before June 30, 2021. Click here to obtain an application to vote early by mail. Applications may be sent by mail to the Town Clerk’s Office or dropped off in Town Hall’s Ryder Street (side entrance) drop box. Applications may also be submitted via email to ecatanese@provincetown-ma.gov as long as your signature is visible. Ballots must be requested in writing at least 4 business days before Election Day. Early voting by mail ballots can be requested by any registered voter and must be returned to the Town Clerk’s Office (in person to the Elections drop box or by mail*) any day prior to Election day or before the close of polls on Election day. *Please allow ample mailing time due to COVID-19 delays. Sunday Meals for the Community start March 7th at St. Mary’s Church! The Provincetown COVID-19 Task Force will begin providing Sunday meals at St. Mary's Church to supplement SKIP's meal program. The program, called “Sunday Soup,” will begin on Sunday, March 7th, and continue through Sunday, April 25th. Food service will be from 12:30pm to 1:30pm. Meals will be placed in the back seat of vehicles and walk-ups are welcomed. The menu will include vegan meals.
New edition! The updated
Provincetown COVID-19 Resource Guide
is now available online!
Created by the Provincetown Health Department's "Meeting Needs"
coalition that includes town departments, non-profits, healthcare providers,
and the faith-based community,
this guide was made for our community, by our community.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, people may need extra support and
there are many organizations that can offer assistance.
This updated edition of the Provincetown COVID-19 Resource Guide
features services and resources available to people living in Provincetown,
and is intended to help anyone facing food insecurity or housing instability,
needing financial support or unemployment assistance,
or seeking access to mental health services.
CLICK ON THE GUIDE TO ACCESS
NOTICES
New Deed Restricted Ownership Opportunity:
1 bedroom condo at 36 Nelson Avenue for $178,500;
Income & Asset restrictions; year round sole domicile
Open House April 10th 1:00 – 3:00
Complete Applications due by May 3rd!
I am happy to answer any questions.
Michelle Jarusiewicz
36 Nelson Ave #3 deed-restricted ownership unit $178,500,
1 BR/1Bath, applications due by May 3rd
Resources: https://www.hpccapecod.org/covid-19-resource-center
https://capecdp.org/covid-19-emergency-resources-1
Community Responders:
Fighting Alzheimer’s Together During the COVID Pandemic
St. Peter the Apostle Church
11 Prince Street, Provincetown, MA 02657
Program Agenda
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 2021
Session I: Alzheimer’s Past, Present, and Future
St. Peter the Apostle Church 11 Prince Street, Provincetown, MA 02657
10:00 AM INTRODUCTION, Eileen Cabral, BSN, RN, FCN, Parish Nurse
10:10 AM Jason Karlawish, MD, co-director of the Penn Memory Center, University of Pennsylvania School of
Medicine, and author of “The Problem of Alzheimer’s: How Science, Culture, and Politics Turned a Rare Disease
into a Crisis and What We Can Do About It”.
11:10 AM Break
11:20 AM Susan Antkowiak, Vice President, Program & Services, Alzheimer’s Association Massachusetts/New
Hampshire Chapter
12:20 PM LUNCH
12:50 PM Patty Sullivan, Program Director, Dementia Friendly Massachusetts, Massachusetts Council on Aging
1:50 PM CLOSING REMARKS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 2021
Session II: Understand, Approach, and Respond – Effective Interventions for First Responders
10:00 AM INTRODUCTION, Eileen Cabral, Eileen Cabral, BSN, RN, FCN, Parish Nurse
10:10 AM Jennifer Hoadley, CDP, Regional Manager Southeastern Massachusetts, Alzheimer’s
Association, Massachusetts/New Hampshire Chapter
11:10am Break
11:20am SESSIONIICONTINUED: CommunicationsStrategies
12:20pm LUNCH
12:50 pm SESSION II CONTINUED: Help for Caregivers Impacted by Alzheimer’s
1:50 pm CLOSING REMARKS
Program Agenda (Continued)
WEDNESDAY, May 5, 2021
Session III: How to Cope with Stress and Build Resilience During the COVID 19 Pandemic
9:30 AM INTRODUCTION, Eileen Cabral, BSN, RN, FCN, Parish Nurse
9:40 AM Steven Xiarhos, Massachusetts State Representative 5th Barnstable District, Former Deputy
10:40 AM Break
10:50 AM Pastor Cal Lord, PhD Div, Pastor Central Baptist Church in Westerly, RI, Chaplin Watch Falls Fire and
Police
11:50 AM Lunch
12:20 PM Reverend Mary Hansen-Joyce, MDiv, Med, CAGS, Hospice Chaplain
1:20 PM CLOSING
WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 2021
Session IV: Building Community Capacity and Resilience
10:00 AM INTRODUCTION, Eileen Cabral, Eileen Cabral, BSN, RN, FCN, Parish Nurse
10:10 AM A Community Conversation:
Eastham Council on Aging
Lower Cape Ambulance Service Eastham Police Department Harbor Point at Centerville Alzheimer’s Family
Support Center Outer Cape Health Services
11:10 AM Break
11:20 AM Case Studies
12:20 PM Lunch
12:50 PM Going Forward
1:50 PM CLOSING REMARKS
Community Responders: Fighting Alzheimer’s Together During the COVID Pandemic
Wednesday APRIL 21, 2021 Wednesday May 5th, 2021
Wednesday , APRIL 28, 2021 Wednesday May 12th, 2021
Community Responders: Fighting Alzheimer’s Together During the COVID Pandemic
is a four-session web-based seminar to create educational awareness on the growing epidemic of Alzheimer's/
Dementia and how we as a community – and as individuals – can better meet the needs of our residents. Those
that attend will learn: • the basics of behaviors associated with Alzheimer’s/Dementia, • practical examples and
case studies of how to approach and respond to Alzheimer’s/Dementia patients, including interventions for first
responders. • how to cope with stress and build resilience during a pandemic, • how to build community capacity
and resilience across Cape Cod, and • collaborative efforts to create a working network of providers and services
and resilience across Cape Cod, and • collaborative efforts to create a working network of providers and services
providing assistance to Cape Cod residents.
The seminar is sponsored by St. Peter the Apostle Church in Provincetown. Seminar presenters will include:
• Jason Karlawish, MD, co-director of the Memory Center, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, and
author of “The Problem of Alzheimer’s: How Science, Culture, and Politics Turned a Rare Disease into a Crisis and
What We Can Do About It”.
• Steven Xiarhos, Massachusetts State Representative 5th Barnstable District, Former Deputy Chief Yarmouth
Police Department
• Representatives from the Alzheimer’s Association Massachusetts/New Hampshire Chapter
• Patty Sullivan, Program Director, Dementia Friendly Massachusetts
• Members of the Clergy
• Representatives from local organizations: Eastham Council on Aging, Lower Cape Ambulance Service, Eastham
Police Department, Harbor Pointe at Centerville, the Alzheimer’s Family Support Center, and Outer Cape Health
Services.
Attendees will include police and fire department personnel and other first responders; medical professional,
paraprofessionals; caregivers, health facilities; transportation providers; and other interested community members.
Medical professionals, including EMTs, RNs and VPNs, will receive professional credit for attending
REGISTER
Dear Friend of the Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum,
The fabric of our town is woven from strong and resilient individuals looking for a better life. Women’s
History Month in March seemed like a perfect opportunity to gain insight and perspective on some of the
impactful and strong women who have left their mark on Provincetown. Who better to sit down with than
my mother and Aunt Kath to gather their stories and memories on women leaders.
While the stories they shared could have filled the pages of many volumes, I did my best to capture their
memories in the latest blog post in my series on PMPM’s website, “Stories I’ve heard.”
In this informal retelling of history, Mom and Aunt Kath told me about Provincetown legends -- including
Alice O’Grady Joseph, Molly Benjamin, Josephine Del Deo, Cecelia Francis, Joy McNulty and Susan
Glaspell -- who’ve all left lasting legacies that bettered the Provincetown community.
These are just some of the incredible women who have shaped Provincetown. Know other Provincetown
women in history or now that we forgot? Add them to the comments section and keep their story alive.
Thank you for being a friend of the museum. We look forward to seeing you at PMPM
this spring!
Stay safe and be well,
Courtney Hurst
President, Board of Trustees
Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum
The Steamship Authority Accepting Entries for 2021
“Sail into Imagination” Art Contest
Local K-12 Students Invited to Submit Original Artwork
The Woods Hole, Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket Steamship Authority (SSA) is accepting entries for its
sixth annual “Sail into Imagination” art contest for students in grades K‐12 living on Cape Cod, Martha’s
Vineyard and Nantucket, and in Fairhaven and New Bedford.
Thirteen prize winners will be selected. The winning artwork will be featured in a 2022 Steamship
Authority calendar and will be displayed on the Steamship’s website and select ferries. Gift cards for
Steamship Authority passenger travel will also be awarded to the 13 student winners.
“By tapping into the imaginations of local student artists and encouraging them to share their vision
of traveling aboard our ferries, we have a wonderful opportunity to showcase these artistic interpretations
inspired by growing up by the sea,” said Kimberlee McHugh, director of marketing for the SSA.
Students are invited to submit entries through the mail or by dropping their submissions at
Steamship Authority terminals no later than June 1, 2021. Entries submitted by U.S. Mail may be directedSteamship Authority terminals no later than June 1, 2021. Entries submitted by U.S. Mail may be directed
to the SSA’s Marketing Department at 509 Falmouth Road, Suite 1C, Mashpee, MA 02649. Winners will
be announced on the Steamship Authority’s website in late June.
For official contest rules, entry instructions or to download a Contest Entry/Release Form, visit:
www.steamshipauthority.com/sailintoimagination
Personal request from Lady Di -
Cape & Islands Transgender Resource Fund
( CITRF for short) - April 10, 2021 6 PM - ZOOMShortly a?er I arrived in Sandwich I was contacted by a wonderful lady (Denese LaBarre) to see if
Lady Di would help with a fundraiser - the CITRF - didn't know what it was from the man on the
moon. I am sure you know that Lady Di has been involved in numerous fundraisers (for all causes)
all her life and will only do so if she firmly believes in the cause and it is going to HELP
others. CITRF is similar to the group I help organize in Provincetown - "Accessible Provincetown"
Cape & Islands Transgender Resource Fund is a small grassroots group of transgender people and
allies. Their mission is to lend a helping hand to transgender and gender non-conforming
indiviDuals living on Cape Cod and the Islands and are in NEED of assistance in meeWng the
challenge of their life journey. Some have the support of their families and friends -- BUT many are
not as fortunate. "O?enWmes, young people become homeless a?er being kicked out of their
parents' home simply for Coming Out." This is beyond my comprehension - but I've known this
since I started helping the GLBTQ community in 1980 when I opened my store in Waltham. This is
why I am seeking your help at this Wme.
In this world we have so much diversity YET there so much division .. Your help is needed. This
event has lots of entertainment, professionals and so much more. The organizers are only asking
for $10 for a Wcket to join the zoom event and all proceeds benefit the CITRF. Learn about the
CRISIS of youth homelessness on the Cape.
You can join the zoom at: www.capecodtransfund.com/register - There are many ways to make
a TAX DEDUCTIBLE donaWon if can't join the ZOOM. Send along your check to me - make it out to
CITRF and on the note secWon put DONATION/ Lady Di and mail to: Lady Di 89 Highview Dr. Bldg 4,
Sandwich, MA 02563-2831 or to: Ann Burke PO Box 620 Marston Mills, MA 02648. For more info
check out: hip://bit.ly/transiWoning-home If you would like to charge your donaWon the link
is h=ps://www.capecodtransfund.com/donate Whatever your choice please add Lady Di to the
memo secWon so they know I am here to help.
Sorry for rambling on -- Please pass this note on to ALL your email friends/family near and far.
This is a very important cause - but please only donate if you can.
Tons of hugs to you all. Vernon / Lady Di
Rev. Vernon Diannah Porter
Ministry / Life & Recovery Coach / Notary
New Address: 89 Highview Drive Bldg 4, Sandwich, MA 02563-2318
vernonporter10bb@gmail.com Cell: 508-487-7198
www.wedcape.com Serving CAPE COD and BEYOND
Facebook: Vernon Diannah Porter A+ Weddings
Upcoming Workshops
Register Here for upcoming events
MARKETING—IT’S MORE THAN ADVERTISING. APRIL 20 9:00 A.M. Marketing is the
part of your business that drives revenue. Covering the key introductory principles of
marketing, the webinar will help you understand how to leverage your brand and integrate
all aspects of marketing to get and keep customers. Participants will come away with theall aspects of marketing to get and keep customers. Participants will come away with the
tools needed to set marketing objectives and tactical concepts that will help successfully
execute those objectives. Registration Required.
SBA Updates11 LIGHTHOUSES IN NEW ENGLAND
YOU CAN ACTUALLY SPEND THE NIGHT IN
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Where to Stay Beaches + Islands Massachusetts, United States Maine, United
States Rhode Island, United States
We hope you love the spaces and stays we recommend! Just so you know, Matador may collect a small
commission from some of the links on this page if you decide to book a stay, and listed prices are
accurate as of the time of publication.
There are many must-dos when traveling through New England. If you’re exploring the region during the
fall, you must take a road trip to admire the world-famous foliage;
if you’re traveling during the holidays, you can’t leave before checking out the
Hallmark-movie-like towns that dot the area; and if you’re wanting to spend time in nature, you can’t miss
the stunning and unbelievably underrated state parks. But before anything else, there is one activity that
would be sacrilegious to forego: touring the lighthouses.
You can plan an entire road trip around the beacons or see them from a boat on one of the many
lighthouse tours available, but the best way to really appreciate New England’s lighthouses is to stay in
one. There are only a few lighthouses in New England that are equipped and allow for overnight stays,
and we’ve selected the best of them in Maine, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. Here are 11 New
England lighthouses where you can spend the night.
Located on the northern tip of Cape Cod in the Cape Cod
National Seashore, the keeper’s house and the whistle
house of Race Point Light Station have both been fully
renovated and welcome guests from spring through fall.
The keeper’s house, built in 1876, can accommodate up to
10 guests and can be entirely rented by one party. The
Whistle House can welcome up to eight guests. The Race
Point Light Station is in a secluded location, and guests
need to use their own four-wheel-drive vehicle and obtain an oversand permit from the
National Park Service to access it. Alternatively, they can contact a dune tour operator for
transportation. Fit travelers can make their way on foot. The lighthouse, rebuilt in 1876, is
open for tours twice a month from June to October.
More ...Live on GO Magazine
A Year Of Covid Has Taken Its Toll On Provincetown,
But The Beloved Gay Mecca Carries On
GO MAGAZINE
MSN NAMES PROVINCETOWN ONE OF AMERICA'S
25 BEST BEACH TOWNS
The 25 Best Beach Towns in America (msn.com)
23. PROVINCETOWN, MA
Those in the know affectionately call this place P-Town, and a mention of the town by any name instantly
conjures images of Cape Cod charm—but it wasn’t always that way. Nicknamed “Helltown'' in Puritan
times, it was a favored port of call for seafarers and fishermen during the 1600s, who gambled, drank and
partied in this tiny town. Today, the town still throws popular parties, many for the LGBTQIA+ scene that
dominates here, especially on popular themed weekends.
Dune tours, whale watching tours, and seeing a show at one of the welcoming restaurants or
entertainment venues in town is a good place to start. Reopening in spring of 2021, a meal at the Lobster
Pot is ritualized for return visitors, and there’s plenty of restaurants (Helltown Kitchen, The Canteen and
Mac’s Fish House) that fit every budget and palette.
A stay at the dreamy Stowaway, an intimate guesthouse with a storybook-like garden, is just one option
in town that turns on the charm. The property boasts a hot tub, sauna, and patio area ideal for
congregating in an outdoor, socially distanced way.
Thank you
William P. DeSousa-Mauk
DeMa Public Relations
for providing this information.
KIDNEY 4BO
KIDNEY4BO is a digital communications campaign launched on
April 10, 2020 by Provincetown residents Bolton “Bo” Harris and his
husband, Paul Breen. Bo was diagnosed with end-stage renalhusband, Paul Breen. Bo was diagnosed with end-stage renal
disease (ESRD) in 2015. Due to this decline, he was placed on the
nationwide kidney transplant waiting list.
Kidney4Bo’s mission is to find Bo a living donor in order to receive
a kidney transplant. The campaign also seeks to spread awareness
on chronic kidney disease, kidney transplants, and the value of
living organ donation. Bo is registered at Brigham and Women’s
Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts.
Please visit his website to learn more about how you can be a
living donor or help him find his perfect match.
2021 MEMBER OPENINGS!
April 9th - Breakwater Hotel and Cape Colony Inn Opening
Season opening April 17th, 2021
Schedule your private shopping now for a sneak peek, starting April 16th
Online ordering starts April 16th
Sidekicks Travel is now offering beach and baby gear rentals in Provincetown,
(technically we start last year, but 2020 does not really count). If any
hotels/motels/guesthouses would like to partner with use to provide your guests
such a service with no additional cost or work on your end, please contact me. I’d be
happy to discuss how we can best serve your guests this summer.
Sidekicks more ...Bayside Betsy's is Open
"Bayside Betsy's
is open for the 2021 Season
for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.
The Best Famous Friday Night Fish Fry
returns! All you can eat!
Three preparations to choose from"We are all set to serve you safely following Covid-19
social distancing requirements and sanitary procedures
Reservations Required: 508-487-1777
FRIDAY through MONDAY
HAPPY HOUR 4 - 5 • DINNER 5 - 9:30
Mention Sunset Special (5- 6) for 20% off Dinner Menu
MONDAY SPECIAL• $25 Prefix- 3 course menu
Come Dine in Our Heated Outdoor Patio!
www.victorsptown.comNow open for the 2021 Season
Gale Force Bikes
Rental, Sales and Service
Bring your bicycle in for a tune-up or stop by and see our selection of new Cannondale,
Schwinn, iZip, Diamondback and GT bikes. Unfortunately due to the pandemic we do not
have any USED bicycles for sale at this time, but we do have a few NEW bicycles for sale.
Gale Force Bikes
144 Bradford St EXTENSION (corner of West Vine)
508-487-4849
www.galeforcebikes.com
Starting the week before Memorial Day we will reopen
The Beach Market Sandwich Shop for the season.Rik here from Pedal Ptown.
Greetings from Provincetown!
This winter I've been busy planning for the upcoming summer season. I'm reopening in
April with COVID-compliant practices. I've got new experiences lined up for you and tons
of travel tips & tricks coming your way...
New Walking Tour!By popular demand, I'm adding walking tours to the mix in 2021. It's
the same great insider experience, just on foot. The walking tour will focus on the town
center, with a 2-mile loop that we'll walk in about 90 minutes.
BOOK A WALKING TOURPilgrim House
Cape Cod Bay Recreational Study
A study to identify groups of people who participate
in various water activities on Cape Cod Bay.
We need your assistance in helping various organizations on Cape Cod
determine data relative to the vacationers who visit Cape Cod,
with additional focus on their various activities on Cape Cod Bay.
This data will assist towns, local Chambers of Commerce, and various other
public and private organizations tailor the goods and services they provide to
more closely match the needs and wants of you, our visitors.
Thank you in advance for your participation.
SURVEYOur Community Partners program is FREE to join.
Simply email us at info@pprta.orgJoin Castle Hill for a free spring series
of 60+ Printmaking and Cooking Classes!
In an effort to meet the high demand for our free, 60+ program, Castle Hill has launched spring sessions
of both printmaking and cooking workshops! Classes will be held over Zoom and are open to full-time
residents of the Provincetown, Truro, Wellfleet, Eastham, Orleans, Chatham, Harwich and Brewster, who
are over 60 years of age. Both classes are open to students of all levels who want to grow their skills with
techniques and materials easy to use at home. Participants are chosen through a lottery system, and will
be notified of admittance on Friday, April 9. To enter the lottery, please visit castlehill.org/2021-60-
programming or call our office at (508) 349-7511.
Relief Printmaking in the Home Studio will be taught by Vicky Tomayko and held on Tuesdays and
Thursdays, 10am – 12pm. It will run from April 13 – 29. In this class, students will explore ways to make
relief prints, including woodcut, linocut, and collagraphs. These 6 classes meet via Zoom for
demonstrations that include techniques for carving, keeping your tools sharp, creating blocks with
cardboard and paper, and printing by hand. Look at wood and linoleum cuts throughout history, and share
your work. Print reliefs without a press and learn how to use stencils and pochoir in combination with
block printing. You will need to gather your own supplies and join in from your home. A suggested list of
materials will be provided.
Vicky Tomayko is an artist and printmaker who lives and works in Truro. Tomayko teaches at Cape Cod
Community College and at arts organizations including Castle Hill Center for the Arts, Provincetown Art
Association and Museum, and the Fine Arts Work Center where she was a fellow. She received an MFA
in printmaking from Western Michigan University and is the recipient of two Ford Foundation Grants.
Tomayko has work in the collection of Provincetown Art Association and Museum. She is represented by
the Schoolhouse Gallery in Provincetown and the A.I.R. Gallery in Brooklyn NY.
The spring cooking workshop will be taught by Katherine Alford and will take place on Thursdays, from 3
– 5pm. It will run from April 22 – May 20, skipping May 6, for a total of 4 sessions. Cook along or sit back
and watch as Katherine, former Head of the Food Network Kitchen, teaches you tips to elevate your
culinary game. This class is designed to be fun and engaging for everyone from beginner to experienced
home cooks. Shopping lists will be provided and the final menu will be designed with student input in
mind.
Katherine Alford ran a New York Times’s 4-star kitchen, was a Greenmarket manager, and was the
director of Peter Kump’s New York Cooking School (now the Institute of Culinary Education). She spent
the twenty years at Food Network, most recently as the senior vice president of culinary, where she led
the culinary team for TV, digital, and print. She was instrumental in the creation of multiple cookbooks that
were IACP award finalists, Food & Wine’s Best of the Best, and New York Times bestsellers. She
oversaw the test kitchen and had a column in Food Network Magazine, with a monthly reach of over 1.3
million readers. She is the co-author with Kathy Gunst of Rage Baking—The Transformative Power of
Flour, Fury and Women’s Voices.BUY A PASS - EARLY BIRD DISCOUNTS We are thrilled to be announcing this season’s Hawthorne Barn Residents. This is our most ambitious class to date—and while we can’t (yet) welcome all of you back into the Barn in person, this May and June we’ll be able to share a series of virtual events, as well as a number of "pop-ups" throughout the region. Meanwhile, please join me in welcoming our Season 8 residents! We are excited to host eight residencies that celebrate the intersection of social justice and the arts: Elizabeth James Perry and Patricia James Perry employ traditional and contemporary indigenous techniques from the Aquinnah Wampanoag; Jeffrey Yasuo Mansfield is an architect who explores the commonalities among deaf spaces, internment, and the pandemic; Raymond Antrobus is an award-winning English-Jamaican poet; Chanel Thervil is an arts educator whose work celebrates Black joy; Maynard Monroe uses text- based artworks to challenge assumptions and ignite conversation; Brian Vines shows us the power of community journalism; and Shaina Feinberg is a multitalented writer, director, and performer. You can read more about this season’s residencies in this week’s Provincetown Banner and on our website you can preregister for the free classes and lectures we’ll be offering beginning mid-May. Meanwhile, please do take this opportunity to remember what makes Twenty Summers such an important institution in Provincetown and beyond. This year has been hard for us all—and especially for those of us who rely on arts funding to stay afloat. Twenty Summers has therefore made a commitment to more than double our artist honoraria in support of our creative colleagues. To do so, we’ve launched a fundraising campaign with a goal of raising $100,000 by the end of the season. If you have been a member in the past, if you’ve ever experienced the light of the Barn, please consider contributing today. Thank you for your support, Aziz Isham Executive Director, Twenty Summers
Erna Partoll has exhibited with Berta Walker Gallery
for almost 30 years. Her abstract paintings focus on color and
composition with archetypal shapes of circle, square, wave,
and arc.The art speaks to the viewer with exuberant colors
and a deeply resonating geometric vocabulary, including
spheres within spheres, undulations that are like the roll of a
hill or the timeless movement of water, and angles that rise
up like mountains. “I grew up in Switzerland, in the
mountains,” she explains. “The mountains are very powerful,
just like the ocean. These environments put you in
perspective as a human being, in relation to being or not
being, which triggers a whole range of responses.”
Partoll’s intuited visions are not simple landscapes,
they are symphonies of shape and color. They are elemental.
They are portals, offering access to a more instinctive
relationship with the universe around us.
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For more information, please contact the Provincetown Film Society office
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Outer Cape Haiku Contest!
Help us celebrate National Poetry Month by testing your skill at creating your own haiku for the
Provincetown Public Library’s first annual Outer Cape Haiku Contest!
To participate, submit your haiku (a short poem arranged in three lines of 5 syllables, 7 syllables, and 5
syllables respectively) to btaylor@clamsnet.org or drop off at the Library’s Center Street pick-up bin
by Monday, April 19th.
Submissions must be from Outer Cape community members. Poems will be evaluated without the
author’s name attached by a panel of three local judges. Winners will be announced and "published" on
the Library’s website and social media accounts during the week of April 26. Prizes will be given for
winners in each age group.
Have some fun and start writing!
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circus performer Teddy Ment circus performer Eleanor Getz circus performer Georgie Johnson
describes the similarities of circus details the fundamentals of Western on the playground as she guides you
and sailing, including a unique style rope tricking in In the Loop – through a Circus Shorts exercise
performance from the bow of a which is actually a teaser (shhhh) to circuit she calls Play-Fit – one she
sailboat in the Channel Islands. Payomet's upcoming 2021 summer actually uses to train when she
Come aboard! cirque show, Saddle-Up! doesn't have access to traditional
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WOMR Quietly Celebrates 39
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Cape Cod’s community radio station
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with public events in 2022IN THE NEWS
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Pilgrim Monument & Provincetown Museum Opening will be delayed by the
construction project. We hope to reopen mid to late May but the last minute
punch list on the grounds may push that.Click for April 2021 UUMH Newsletter
Provincetown COA Newsletter
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