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ANNOUNCEMENTS & NOTICES
COVID 19 ADVISORY UPGRADED
TO MANDATE
Based upon review of recent COVID-19
caseload and testing positivity rates,
the Town of Provincetown
has an indoor mask mandate in the Town of
Provincetown.
The Town Manager may enact further restrictions based on continued infection surveillance
and monitoring of public health data, in consultation with local Health, the Barnstable County
Department of Health & Environment and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.
Face coverings are required for all workers and customers of indoor
public spaces
spaces, except where an individual is unable to wear a face covering due
to a medical condition or disability.
This is a masking mandate at all indoor restaurants, theater or
performance venues, bars and dance floors, lodgings, fitness centers,
retail and personal service shops, offices or other public facilities.
Food service establishment customers only remove face coverings when
seated.
Performance venue customers may only remove face coverings in the actual
act of eating and drinking.
Indoor bar & dance venue customers standing or ordering at the bar
must be masked. May only remove face coverings when seated at tables or seated
must be masked. May only remove face coverings when seated at tables or seated
at a bar.
Guests must be masked on indoor dance floors.
Lodging guests and workers are required to wear face coverings when inside
hallways and common areas.
Fitness Centers/Health Clubs workers, customers, and visitors are
required to wear face coverings during fitness activity, including strenuous
activity.
Personal Services customers and workers are required to wear face
coverings, except for skin or beard care that occurs on the face; the customer
may temporarily remove the face covering but immediately put the face covering
back for the remainder of the visit.
All unvaccinated individuals
individuals, including children under the age of 12, are
required to wear masks both outdoors in crowded areas where social distancing
cannot be achieved and in public indoor spaces, per CDC guidelines.
Masks remain mandatory for all individuals on public and private
transportation systems (including rideshares, livery, taxi, ferries, MBTA,
Commuter Rail and transportation stations), in healthcare facilities and in other
settings hosting vulnerable populations, such as congregate care settings.
Online Resources
Free testing and vaccines are available at the VMCC (2 Mayflower
Street)
daily from 10 am - 3 pm
Provincetown Health Department COVID-19 Resources
http://www.provincetown-ma.gov/1316/Resources-during-the-State-of-Emergency
Barnstable County Department of Health and Environment COVID-19 Resources
https://www.barnstablecountyhealth.org/covid-19-resource-center
MA DPH COVID-19 Vaccine Information Page
https://www.mass.gov/covid-19-vaccine
MA DPH Multilingual COVID-19 Resources Information Page
https://www.mass.gov/info-details/multilingual-resources-on-covid-19
Massachusetts COVID-19 Temporary Emergency Paid Sick Leave Program
https://www.mass.gov/info-details/covid-19-temporary-emergency-paid-sick-leave-program.
Other vaccination locations can be found at https://vaxfinder.mass.gov/
VaxBus Scheduled in Provincetown
August 5th
The vaccine is free,
No ID or insurance is required
No appointment needed, all walk-ins.
When you arrive at your appointment, you will be asked to fill out a short paper form with a few
health questions before receiving your vaccination.
Vaccination:
Your vaccination will take place at one of the six vaccination stations inside the VaxBus mobile unit.
After receiving your vaccine, you will receive a vaccination record card. This is an important document to
keep for your records as it informs you of your 2nd vaccination time and date if you receive the Pfizer
vaccine.
You will then be asked to sit and wait in a designated area for the 15-minute observation period. If you
are not feeling well during this observation period,
an on-site health professional will assist you.
Reminders: Please remember to stay hydrated before and after your vaccination. Also, feel free to
bring a friend or family member with you for support if needed.
Additional information about testing elsewhere in the region can be found on the Barnstable County
website at: https://www.barnstablecountyhealth.org/covid-19/latest-updates-and-info
VaxBus Info
Enter to win tickets to 1 of 3 upcoming concerts at TD Garden
You must be vaccinated as part of the VaxBus Tour to be eligible to win!
Enrique Iglesias & Ricky Martin or The Weeknd or Kiss 108 Jingle Ball
Enter to win Vax Bus Concert Tickets
Outer Cape Health Services
health center sites and pharmacies
must continue to wear a medical-issued mask
at all times when inside our facilities
facilities.
Our employees will continue to do so as well.
We very much appreciate your cooperation
as we head into the busy summer season.
COVID-19 testing remains available at
Outer Cape Health Services’ location in Provincetown.
Individuals seeking testing can either call
Outer Cape Health Services Patient Access Center at
(508) 905-2888 to schedule a test or they can arrive at the
Provincetown health center, 49 Harry Kemp Way
and call from outside:(508) 487-9395,ext. 1
As your not-for-profit, community health center,
we thank you for your partnership as we emerge from this pandemic.
we thank you for your partnership as we emerge from this pandemic.
Together, we are making the summer ahead a safe and enjoyable one
for all.
Provincetown Community Resource Guide: summer 2021 edition!
Created by the Provincetown Health Department's "Meeting Needs" coalition
that includes town departments, non-profits, healthcare providers,
and the faith-based community, the Provincetown Community Resource Guide
was made for our community, by our community.
Updated from the March COVID-19 edition, it includes contact info for many
organizations offering assistance to those needing extra support during challenging
times: anyone facing food insecurity or housing instability, needing financial support
or unemployment assistance, or seeking access to mental health services.
You can view or download an interactive pdf from the Town’s
website: https://bit.ly/3ywiFbp.
website: https://bit.ly/3ywiFbp.
CLICK ON THE GUIDE TO ACCESS
It's OK to ask for help
Visit our website
Cape Cod
National Seashore
closes visitor centers
The COVID-19 resurgence on the Outer Cape has triggered the
closures of the two visitor centers at the Cape Cod National Seashore.
Both the Salt Pond Visitors Center building in Eastham and the Province
Lands Visitors Center in Provincetown are closed until further notice.
In Eastham
Eastham,, an outdoor information station is open with park staff available
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. The park museum is closed as well, but restrooms
and the America’s National Parks store are open.
In Provincetown
Provincetown,, an outdoor information station will also be open from
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Park staff will be available to answer questions and
provide information. Restrooms, the outdoor observation deck and the
America’s National Park Store will be open.
Visitors should check with the Seashore's website for the most up-to-date
information on restrictions. Visitors are asked to practice social distancing,
personal hygiene, and maintain behaviors to avoid infection in public areas.
Seashore officials emphasized that visitors should not rely upon site staff to
ensure their protection from contagious disease.
More information: https://www.nps.gov/caco/planyourvisit/conditions.htm.
REMINDER:
Please Join Us!
July 31st 11AM-3PM
We’ll be out in East End Waterfront Park on
Saturday, July 31st from 11 am to 3 pm to share some updated information
about the new park design. The format will be “open house” style so folks
can come by at their leisure anytime during the four hour window.
This will be held OUTSIDE in the park, and given the current COVID concerns
in town, we’ll be masked up and maintaining appropriate distance. We’ll also
have disposable masks for folks that want them.
There’s plenty of room and fresh air at the park, so please come by and share
your thoughts with us!
If you haven’t taken the survey yet, please do:
Provincetown East End Waterfront Park Kick-Off Survey (surveymonkey.com)
The Town of Provincetown, with the design firm
Weston & Sampson is proud to announce
the start of the visioning and planning
for East End Waterfront Park.
CLICK HERE FOR THE VIRTUAL POSTCARD
Weston & Sampson will be seeking your input all summer!
COMMUNITY HOUSING OPPORTUNITYCommunity Housing Specialist & Grant Administrator 508/487-7087
Community Housing deed-restricted ownership
1-bedroom condo at 30 Shank Painter $215,000; open house 9/11/21;
complete applications due by 9/27/21.
Contact me for more information.
CHR combined pre-application for waitlist for CHR properties only
http://chrgroup.net/ or call 508-487-2426 x 0;
pre-applications are due no later than August 16, 2021
PROVINCETOWN & PEOPLE IN THE NEWSCONGRATULATIONS to
Chris McCarthy
who is Celebrating
20 Fabulous Years as CEO at the
Provincetown Art Association
CONGRATULATIONS ON
CELEBRATING 75 YEARS
OF A UNIQUE AND WONDERFUL BUSINESS
BRAVO!Cape Cod National Seashore and
Outer Cape Towns Join Forces
to Promote Ocean Safety Awareness
Standard Safety Precautions
Be Shark Smart. Currently, there is no single alternative or suite of alternatives
that can 100% guarantee the safety of individuals who choose to the enter the
water.that can 100% guarantee the safety of individuals who choose to the enter the
water.
Look for products developed by the Regional Shark Working Group to increase public awareness
and safety, including beach signage, brochures, purple shark flags, the Sharktivity app, and a
“shark smart” video.
Stay away from seals and schools of fish, as they attract sharks.
Use the Sharktivity app to track and report shark sightings
Know the location of the emergency call box and Stop the Bleed kits at your beach.
Ocean Safety Basics
Never turn your back to the ocean.
Never swim alone. Swim, kayak, paddle, and surf in groups.
Avoid murky and low visibility water.
Lifeguards are on duty mid-June through mid-September.
Stay close to the shore where rescuers could reach you if needed.
Ocean water temperature averages between 60-70 degrees throughout the summer.
Be alert for rip currents, shore break, and strong undertows.
If caught in a rip current:
Remain calm to conserve energy and think clearly.
Don't fight the current. Swim out of the current in a direction parallel to the shoreline.
When out of the current, swim towards the shore.
If you cannot swim out of the current, float or calmly tread water.
If you cannot reach the shore, draw attention to yourself - wave your arms & yell for help.
If you see someone in trouble - get help from a lifeguard. If there is no lifeguard on duty,
call 911.
Beach Safety Basics
Wear sun protection.
Glass containers are not allowed on national seashore beaches.
Rafts, rubber tubes, masks, and snorkels are not allowed on lifeguarded beaches.
Sand collapses easily. Undercut cliffs can collapse at any time without warning. Deep holes can
lead to burial and suffocation. Do not climb slopes and dunes or dig holes deeper than knee
level of the smallest person in your group.
Cape Cod National Seashore
to Host Bike Safety Events
on July 30 and August 6
2021 marks the tenth year that Cape Cod National Seashore’s Bike Safety Committee has
hosted bike safety events to provide awareness and reduce the occurrence and severity of bike
accidents at the national seashore.
This year’s “Bike Safety at the Seashore” events are slated for July 30 at Province Lands
Visitor Center in Provincetown and August 6 at Salt Pond Visitor Center in
Eastham. Both events will run from 10 am to noon.
"Every year we medevac cyclists with serious head injuries to Boston hospitals,” said
Superintendent Brian Carlstrom. “We need to get the word out about how to bike safely
on Cape Cod. We're partnering with towns on the Outer Cape to sponsor events that encourage
safe practices and teach young people and parents that it’s cool to wear a helmet, and it's the
law."
Both events are free and open to the public. They feature helmet fittings, fun activities for kids,
bicycle safety checks, and educational displays. Prizes for participation, such as helmets and
bike accessories may be available while supplies last.
Educational topics will include how to fit a helmet properly, preparing for a ride with an ABC
bicycle quick check, the consequences of a bicycle crash, and interesting facts about bicycle
safety at the seashore. The event also promotes the fitness benefits of bicycling, and there willsafety at the seashore. The event also promotes the fitness benefits of bicycling, and there will
be information about the national seashore’s Healthy Parks Healthy People program. Event
support is provided by Friends of the Cape Cod National Seashore, volunteers, local bike shops,
and Outer Cape towns.
Province Lands Visitor Center is located at 171 Race Point Road, off Route 6 in Provincetown.
Salt Pond Visitor Center is located at 50 Nauset Road at the intersection of Route 6 in
Eastham.
www.nps.org
HPC Launches 20th Annual "Backpack-to-School" Program
The Kids are really going back to school this year. Let’s have some Fun!
The Homeless Prevention Council (HPC) is partnering with the Nauset Rotary Club,
Orleans Police Department, Nauset Marine, and Staples for its 20th Backpack to School
program.
2020 was a challenging school year for all of us, and especially hard for our children. HPC and
its partners are making this year’s Backpack to School program extra fun and special for
over 200 students in need, grades K-12 on the Lower and Outer Cape.
Families with children in need on the Lower and Outer Cape who would like to
participate in this year’s Backpack to School program should call HPC’s office at
(508) 255-9667 and ask for the case manager of the day.
The community can also join HPC in making our students return extra special. For a list of
needed supplies, visit the HPC web site at www.hpccapecod.org
Starting August 1, 2021, school supplies can be dropped off at:
HPC office (14 Old Tote Road, Orleans),
Orleans Police Department (99 Eldredge Park Way)
Nauset Marine (45 Cranberry Hwy, Orleans)
Nauset Marina East Marina (235 Main Street, Orleans)
Staples (136 MA-6, Orleans)
If you are interested in contributing, please visit www.hpccapecod.org or send a check to
Homeless Prevention Council at PO Box 828, Orleans, MA 02653.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE AWSCCONGRATULATIONS TO THE AWSC
We look forward to welcoming you to Provincetown in May 2022!
Atlantic White Shark Conservancy (AWSC)
Awarded Grant For New Provincetown Center
The Atlantic White Shark Conservancy’s plans to create a new Shark Center
in Provincetown received a major funding boost this week.
AWSC has been awarded a grant from the Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism through
a new program to support the state’s tourism industry and cultural facilities. The grant is being
funded by Destination Development Capital as part of a post-pandemic economic recovery
plan.
AWSC will receive $77,550 to be used for upgrades and renovations to create a new Shark
Center at the nonprofit’s location at 16 MacMillan Wharf in Provincetown.
The new center is scheduled to open in May 2022.
“We are thrilled to be a recipient of this grant and be recognized as an important educational
and cultural destination,” said AWSC CEO and cofounder Cynthia Wigren. “The work we do
researching great whites and educating the public is more critical now than ever before. This
funding will allow us to improve our facility and expand our impact with Cape visitors and the
local community alike.”
AWSC is one of 34 tourist destinations across the state that will be the first to benefit from
these new DDC Grants in the upcoming year. A total of $2 million in capital grants were
announced by the Baker-Polito Administration to provide funding for projects that expand,
construct, restore or renovate Massachusetts tourism attractions.
Since 2013, AWSC has worked in collaboration with shark science experts, community partners,
public and government officials, researchers, donors, friends and followers to augment
scientific research, improve factors that affect public safety, and educate both the local and
broader community to inspire a greater understanding of white sharks and conservation of the
species. AWSC operates a Shark Center in Chatham where visitors can learn more about white
sharks.JULY EVENTS
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CAPE COD NATIONAL SEASHORE
C ALENDAR & PROGRAMS
Provincetown Whale Watch
Captain John Boats DBA Captain John Boats
Whale Watching
508 746 2643 x119 Monday through Friday
in July and August
www.captjohn.com Departing from Macmillan Pierwww.captjohn.com Departing from Macmillan Pier
at 12:00 PM
Experience an Unforgettable Whale Watching Trip in Provincetown!
Discover the great whales of the North Atlantic during a four-hour Provincetown
whale watching adventure that departs only in July and August. Marine mammal sightings include
humpback, finback, minke, right, and pilot whales.
These majestic creatures can be up to 70 feet long and weigh 65 tons!
As we depart MacMillan Wharf
Wharf, your naturalist, a professional marine biologist, provides
an informative description of the whales you’re likely to see as well as commentary on the
day’s activities and is available to answer any questions you might have.
This program has proven to be of such outstanding educational value that it now serves as part
of the science curriculum in many schools.
Enjoy the cruise on one of our two open decks or lounge in our climate-controlled cabin.
Your comfort is assured with complete galley service offering food and alcoholic beverages.
WELCOME FAMILIES!Sign up Visit our website
The Provincetown Arts Society AN EVENING WITH
at The Mary Heaton Vorse House MISS RICHFIELD
466 Commercial Street Provincetown, MA FRIDAY, JULY 30
Visit us and become a member Gates open at 7:30 p.m. - Film starts at 8:20 p.m.
We'll be screening some of our favorite Miss Richfield is your host for an
movie musicals from the Golden Age of enchanting evening featuring a
Broadway and beyond in the garden of the classic romantic movie musical!
beautifully renovated, historic Mary Heaton
Vorse House. Offering special priced ticketing
exclusively for this screening
Please bring a blanket with a range of donation options!
or low-lying beach chair to sit in.
Snacks and water or wine will be provided.
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A UGUST EVENTS 2021
August
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Holiday
Weekend
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2021 Entrance Fee Free Days at
Cape Cod National Seashore
August 4: One Year Anniversary of the
Passage of the Great American Outdoors Act
August 25: National Park Service Birthday
CLICK FOR CAPE COD NATIONAL SEASHORE CALENDAR & PROGRAMS
AUGUST
Aug. 1-7 Whale Week - Center for Coastal Studie
Studies
Aug. 2 and 16 The17th Annual Provincetown Jazz Festival
Aug. 2-Sept. 2 Provincetown Theater’s Playhouse -Tennessee Williams, The
Glass Menagerie.
Aug. 7 The Castle Hill Auction
Aug. 15-21 PBG Carnival 2021 Theme: Somewhere over the Rainbow
Aug. 17 Castle Hill Oysters And Opera 6pm Terry Kahn & Leslie Silvester’s
home
Aug. 20 + 21 The Provincetown Dance Festival
Aug. 26 Truro Connections, a Conversation on Social Justice in Cape
Cod
Provincetown COA Coastlines Newsletter
More NEWS from the COA
WHALE WEEK 2021: A Celebration of the Sea!August 1- 7, 2021
Now in its 10th year, Whale Week raises awareness about our ocean and coastline,
marine mammals, and marine debris through engaging educational activities.
For additional information, please contact Jesse Mechling, Director of Education,
at 508-487-3622 x 114 or email jmechling@coastalstudies.org
Sunday, August 1 at 8 am Run the Trails for the Whales 5K
Our 5K fundraiser leaves from the Race Point Visitor Center and winds through the spectacular scenery of the
Cape Cod National Seashore. Registration is just $30, and includes a one-of-a-kind race tee designed by a
talented local artist, Sophie Mueller, for the first 50 registrants. Attendees must observe any State of
Massachusetts COVID-19 guidelines. All proceeds support the Center’s wide-reaching education programs, which
teach kids and adults how they can protect and preserve our coasts and oceans.
CLICK HERE FOR INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER.
July 1 – August 7 A Celebration of the Sea Photo Contest – ONLINE!
The second annual A Celebration of the Sea Photo Contest aims to increase the appreciation of the coastal and
marine world by highlighting images from outstanding nature and wildlife photographers. Images will be judged
anonymously by a juror experienced in the field of nature and wildlife photography. Due to Covid-19, this year’s
contest will be online. Entries can be submitted between July 1 and July 31. Images should be sized at 1500 pixels
(longest side), at 300dpi. Winning images will be announced on the Center’s website, Facebook and Instagram
pages. $10 per image entry fee. Submit photos to jmechling@coastalstudies.org.
Tuesday, August 3 at 5 pm Live Online Lecture and Q&A: Spinnaker, An Entanglement Story
Learn how the humpback whale named Spinnaker lived, died, and finally came to rest at the Center. Spinnaker’s
story highlights the strength of collaborative research and response efforts and is a remarkably detailed example of
the life of whales in the modern world. Presented by Jesse Mechling. Registration required,
CHECK BACK to make a reservation.
Monday, August 2 at 1 pm and Wednesday, August 4 at 2.30 pm Guided Hike to Gray Seal Haul-out
Join CCS educators for a hike to the gray seal haul-out in Truro. Learn about the different species of seals found
on Cape Cod, their role in the local marine ecology, and seal research currently underway at CCS. Attendees must
observe any State of Massachusetts COVID-19 guidelines. Please bring your own binoculars. Meet your guide at
High Head Road in North Truro, just off Route 6 between the Outermost Beach Resort and Pilgrim Lake,
approximately 1/4 mile from the Provincetown town line. Wear comfortable shoes, and be prepared for a 1-2 mile
hike over soft sand. Bring sunscreen and water, and dress for the weather.
Tuesday, August 3 at 2 pm and Thursday, August 5 at 3.30 pm Get to the Bottom Of It!
Join us on the beach in downtown Provincetown for an exploration of marine life, and discover why the tiniest
organisms are the most important in the marine ecosystem! Participants should bring their own bucket & net if
possible and prepare for wet feet! Attendees must observe any State of Massachusetts COVID-19 guidelines. If
you have any questions or concerns, please contact Jesse Mechling, Director of Education, at 508-487-3622 x 114
or email jmechling@coastalstudies.org
Homemade Boat Race has been postponed until Aug 2022.
Links and schedule to Whale Week EventsLimited Number of Summer Party Tickets Still Available!
Summer Party
Benefit for Helping Our Women
Join us for an evening of “Hope & Impact” on Thursday, August 5th from 6 PM – 9 PM at Truro Vineyards
for the HOW Summer Party, a benefit for Helping Our Women (HOW) sponsored by b/well and other local
businesses.
Can't join us on August 5th? Check out the online auction that runs from Tuesday, August 3rd to Friday,
August 6th starting at 12:00 PM. You won't want to miss this virtual auction. Items donated by local
businesses and individuals will be up for bid including: a gift certificate for dinner at Ceraldi's in
Wellfleet, a private wine-tasting on the roof deck at Truro Vineyards, a golf foursome at the members-
only Hyannisport Club, art, travel and more. Stay tuned as we will continue to add auction items until
July 31st.
Tickets are priced at $125.00 per person or $250.00 for a couple. Your ticket includes: a delicious
selection of food from Blackfish Catering that will be served to each table, one drink, dessert and a
thank you gift. Seating is at picnic tables, outside on the lawn at Truro Vineyards that will be socially
distanced.
The Summer Party started with a core group of HOW members raising much needed funds for the HOW
community. These funds went to help purchase the HOW office, increase client stipends and add a staff
member to the office. HOW is now taking that success and expanding the guest list. “We are thrilled that
this will be HOW’s signature event for many years to come,” stated Gwynne Guzzeau, Executive Director
“and we are pleased to welcome our lead sponsor, b/well.”Help Yourself While Helping HOW
On-Line Auction - Tuesday August 3-Friday August 6 @ 12pm
From dinner at Ceraldi in Wellfleet, an all inclusive dining experience for 4 at Sal's in Provincetown
or a private wine-tasting on the roof deck at Truro Vineyards -- many fun dining experiences!
Outings include: Golf foursome at the members-only Hyannisport Golf Club, whale watch tickets,
private sail on Provincetown Harbor, tickets to Provincetown Art Museum & more!
We will continue adding new auction items until August 2
Cape Cod National Seashore
Marks 60th Anniversary
on August 7
On August 7, 1961, President Kennedy signed legislation
authorizing Cape Cod National Seashore. Established out of
concern that the Outer Cape would be developed and
commercialized as was occurring elsewhere along the
Eastern seaboard, this legislation was considered a
milestone in conservation history. Sixty years later, forty
miles of pristine sandy beach, marshes, ponds, and
uplands support diverse plant and animal species.
Lighthouses, cultural landscapes, and wild cranberry bogs
offer a glimpse of Cape Cod's past and continuing ways of life. Millions of people flock to theLighthouses, cultural landscapes, and wild cranberry bogs
offer a glimpse of Cape Cod's past and continuing ways of life. Millions of people flock to the
national seashore each year to explore its resources and stories and participate in its abundant
recreational activities.
To celebrate the seashore’s 60 th birthday,
the National Park Service
will host a free encore performance of
Payomet Performing Arts Center’s
p rofessional circus show, “Saddle-Up!”
The show will be held on Saturday, August 7 from 6 to 7 pm at
the outdoor amphitheater on the shores of Salt Pond in
Eastham. The show tells the story of an aspiring cowgirl who
dreams of working on a ranch that has a “men only” policy. It’s
a rooting good time until the prospector smells something
fishy. This wild west adventure has juggling, aerials, acrobatics,
and live music. Families are invited to stay after for photos with
the stage props.
Bench and lawn seating are available, with plenty of room to
spread out. Picnicking is welcome. Bug spray is suggested. Per
CDC guidance, those not fully vaccinated must wear masks outdoors where 6’ of social distance
cannot be maintained. In the event of rain, the performance will be canceled.
Several ranger-guided programs are scheduled for August 7,
including a shark and seal walk in Truro, a walk along Nauset Marsh in Eastham, and an
outdoor talk at Salt Pond Visitor Center about Henry Beston and the Outermost House.
The programs will include reflections on the national seashore over the past sixty years.
Check the online calendar for program details
Calendar - Cape Cod National Seashore (U.S. National Park Service) (nps.gov),
There may be additional pop-up activities at the two seashore visitor centers on this day.
www.nps.gov
*Provincetown’s Pilgrim Bark Park,
a year-round community park,
has provided a haven and safe space
for dogs and their families
for the past 13 years.
In celebration of our 13th year,
we will be holding a non-denominational “Bark” Mitzvah
in the park from 3-5 p.m. on
S aturday, August 7th with a rain date of Sunday August 8th 8th.
Our new Town Manager, Alex Morse, and his dog, Oliver,
will join us for a meet and greet.
SAVE THE DATE ! More information to follow.
www.provincetowndogpark.orgAugust 7th ending in Bourne and
August 8th ending in Provincetown
THE PAN-MASS CHALLENGE
This year there are routes ending in Bourne and Provincetown.
The finish line on Saturday, August 7 will be located in Bourne,
and on Sunday, August 8, many riders will be finishing in Provincetown.
The two-day event has set a fundraising goal of $52 million this year to go towards the
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
Thousands of cyclists from around the state are set to gather to complete the challenge.
The Pan-Mass Challenge provides riders with snacks and fundraising tools. Participants can choose
routes that range from 25 to 211 miles, levels from beginner to experienced and whether they are
involved for one day or the whole weekend. Transportation and medical assistance
will be provided to riders.
100% of every rider-raised dollar during the event goes directly to Dana-Farber for cancer research and
treatment. Registrants are committed to raising at least their fundraising minimum, and have until
October 1 to complete it if necessary.
Pan Mass Challenge
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Getting to Yes: A Pragmatic Approach to Dementia Care with TEEPA
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Friday, August 20, 2021 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM EST via Live
Videoconference
Presented by Alzheimer’s Family Support Center of Cape Cod
Join nationally-known dementia care specialist, Teepa Snow, OTC/L who will present pragmatic
strategies for managing the care of adults with dementia. This conference is intended for those employed
in memory care, skilled nursing facilities and adult day health programs, including CNAs and HHAs, as
well as family & in-home caregivers and others involved in the care of adults with dementia.
CONFERENCE TOPICSCONFERENCE TOPICS
Sorting Out the Three D’s: Delirium, Depression, and Dementia; Changing Resistance
to Care to Participation in Care; Why Do They Do That? Understanding Symptoms and
Situations of Dementia; Dealing with Distress: Using Empathy and Support;
Improving Your Hands-On Skills for Providing Care. A panel discussion,
Alzheimer’s & the Arts, will take place during the lunch hour.
FREE CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS (CEs)
PRE-
PRE-APPROVED
APPROVED for Nurses, Psychologists, Social Workers, LMHCs, LMFTs,
LPCs, Activity Directors
Directors, CDP, CDCM, and CADDCT
CADDCTs
All attendees MUST be registered to attend this FREE event.
To register, copy and paste into browser:
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QUESTIONS? Or call (508) 896-5170, or email info@capecodalz.org
ABOUT ALZHEIMER’S FAMILY SUPPORT CENTER OF CAPE COD
This conference is presented by Alzheimer’s Family Support Center of Cape Cod Cod,
a 501(c)3 nonprofit providing free support, referrals, education and social connection to
persons affected by Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, and their care providers.
To learn more about us, visitt www.alzheimerscapecod.org
In alignment with the AFSC’s motto “ Until There’s A Cure. There’s Community ”,
this conference is offered free of charge due to the generous support of
many individual donors and the following community partners:
· Berkshire Healthcare/Windsor · The Enterprise Newspapers
· Bourget Law Group · Friends of Brewster Elders
· Bridges of Mashpee/Epoch · Friends of the Harwich COA
· Broad Reach Healthcare · Laurelwood of the Pine Hills
· Cape Cod Media · LaurenBde at Mashpee Commons
· Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce · Mass Digital Health
· Cape Cod Five · The Michael J. Cole FoundaBon
· Cape Cod FoundaBon · South Shore Senior News
· Cape Cod Senior Residences · Stafford Hill Assisted Living
· Cape & Plymouth Business · Suprenant & Beneski
· Care Patrol · Uncommon Good
· Case Estate Law · VisiBng Angels
· Chapman Funerals & CremaBons · WCAI/NAN
· WOMRThe Reporter | Cape Cod Commission | Barnstable County
info@capecodcommission.org15th Provincetown Dance Festival at Edgewood Farm
to include artists from Boston Ballet,
Paul Taylor Dance Company and Live Music
Presented August 20th and 21st, at 6:00p. Truro Center for the Arts is happy to
christen its new outdoor stage by once again bringing live dance to the
Outer Cape an ambition line-up of artists of international acclaim.
WHERE: Sam’s Stage/ The Truro Center for the Arts at Edgewood Farm (Edgewood Farm
Campus), 3 Edgewood Way right off Route 6
WHEN: August 20th and 21st , 6:00pm
TICKETS: for the15th Provincetown Dance Festival are $35 with a reduced ticket price of $20
for students. Tickets can be purchased online at www.castlehill.org or by
calling https://www.castlehill.org/special-events/provincetown-dance-festival
This year’s event will include seven artists, presenting eight works: featuring internationally acclaimed
Boston Ballet and the Paul Taylor Dance Company, as well as world premiere works made especially for
the Provincetown Dance Festival and it’s new outdoor stage at Edgewood Farm, 3 Edgewood Way, Truro.
Festival Director Adam Miller said, “The new stage is a dream come true. When it was planned, we didn’t
even know how important a space it would be in this new world of performance challenges. It is such a
beautiful new venue for live performance, so we decided to pull out all the stops and bring some truly
stellar artists to celebrate this new space. The Outer Cape now has a new performance space to be truly
proud of.”
The Festival will continue to celebrate the range and diversity of today’s contemporary dance landscape.
The works will include the return of festival favorites, Sokeo Ros, with his inspiring fusion of Hip-hop
and the legacy of Cambodian dance, and a special return engagement of tap dance artists, Orlando
Hernandez. Thanks to a grant from the New England Foundation for the Arts, Hernandez will present a
world premiere with live music by saxophonist Leland Baker.
Critically acclaimed dancer from the Paul Taylor Dance Company, Eran Bugge, will perform a solo
choreographed specifically for the Festival and, for the first time, The Provincetown Dance Festival will
present Chyrstyn Kentroy and Paulo Arrais from the Boston Ballet, who will present two contemporary
ballet works.
The Hartford based Scapegoat Garden returns with a new work conceived by the dramatic dance
innovator Deborah Goffe, and from Seattle, comes a rising star of the contemporary dance work, Jade
Curtis Solomon-Solo Magic. Intense, inspiring and provocative, Curtis Solomon performed at the festival
several years ago and was a huge audience favorite.
Another audience favorite, the Portland Ballet, returns with a contemporary ballet duet.
The Provincetown Dance Festival continues its collaboration with co-producers, Adam Miller and The
Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill for over 15 years.
Castle Hill’s Executive Artistic Director Cherie Mittenthal states “ After years of
hard work and planning, I am so proud and excited to see such a beautiful new
performance venue become a part of Castle Hill’s family. Outer Cape audiences
can now expect many great performing experiences in an ideal outdoor setting.”Aug. 15-21 Carnival 2021 Somewhere over the Rainbow Carnival Somewhere over the rainbow Tickets, etc.
S EPTEMBER EVENTS 2021
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We are hopeful that all of these events will be happening and that they will be in person this year.
To see exactly what they will be offering please click on underlined events
below to check individual websites & confirm/see updates.
Sept. 2 Red Hawk Dance Troupe
Sept. 3-6 Labor Day Weekend
Sept. 3-12 Provincetown Art Association & Museum Gala
Sept. 3-25 Annual Consignment Auction Preview, closing virtually on Sept. 25, 7pm
Sept. 7 Rosh Hashanah
Sept. 10 The 25th Celebration Of Life Concert, UU Church
Sept. 11, The 34th Swim for Life & Paddler Flotilla
Join us for a new harbor swim route (starting on the beach at Snail Rd to the new town-owned East End
Waterfront Park, a 1.2 mile distance), a new time 3 pm (to coincide with high tide), High tea, catered as usual
by Farland Provisions, will be served under the tent at Waterfront Park. Registration will remain at its traditional
location on the expansive deck of the Boatslip Resort & Beach Club starting at 10am. So much more
Sept. 16, Yom Kippur
Sept. 16, 12:00PM Eastham Golf Tournament & Awards Banquet at Captain's Golf in Brewster,
Awards Banquet follows 6PM at Orleans/Eastham Elks Lodge. Info/register: events page page.
Tee Off to support Eastham Chamber's annual philanthropic endeavors and scholarship fundraiser.
Sept. 16-19 Gay Pilots Cape Cod Classic
Sept. 17-19 Provincetown Book Festival
Sept. 17-20 Provincetown Classic Women’s Flag Football
Sept. 17-18 Yankee Lambda Antique Car Show
Sept. 18, ASGCC Harbor to the Bay Bike Ride Register & create a physical challenge to raise
money.
Sept 19-27 PAW Pet Appreciation Week - CASAS
Sept. 22 Fall Equinox
Sept. 23-26, 16th Season Provincetown Tennessee Williams Festival
Tickets & Festival Passes: HERE or by phone at 866.789.TENN
Sept. 25 The 34th PAAM Annual Consignment Auction closing virtually, 7pm
Sept. 25-Oct. 2-9 Provincetown Wellness Week
Sept 26 PAAM Members’ 12 x 12 AuctionProvincetown Swim for Life & Paddler Flotilla
will require proof of COVID-19 vaccination
to participate in person in the September 11th event.
Mask-wearing and social distancing protocols
will be established closer to this legendary fundraiser.
Sign up for the Swim for Life
Legendary fundraiser, the Swim for Life & Paddler Flotilla, sponsored by the Provincetown Community Compact,
will Make Waves on Saturday, September 11, 2021 with a new harbor swim route, a new time, and a new post-
Swim Mermaid Tea!
Catching the wave of enthusiasm and relief as the pandemic winds down, the 34th Provincetown Swim for Life &
Paddler Flotilla, we welcome swimmers, volunteers, kayakers, boaters and the public back to town for this
quintessential Provincetown tradition. The event has raised over $5M since 1988 for AIDS, women’s health and the
community.
Artist Jim Youngerman, longtime Swim for Life swimmer from Lenox, MA, has created the 2021 Swim for Life
design. For registration details and donations, contact Swim4Life.org.
The new shoreline swim route will run along Provincetown Harbor’s East End from the beach at Snail Road to the
new town-owned East End Waterfront Park, a 1.2 mile distance. The Swim will coincide with high tide at 3:00 pm.
High tea, catered as usual by Farland Provisions, will be served under the tent at Waterfront Park. Registration to
be determined. Please see the website for details: swim4life.org/schedule.For those who prefer fresh water, the organizers are awaiting permits from the towns of Eastham and Wellfleet for
the use of the Great Ponds in both towns. These Swims will be open for a limited number of swimmers. Those
unable to Swim on the Cape in person are invited to participate virtually. During the 2020 pandemic, swimmers,
bikers and paddlers participated and raised pledges in twenty-six states.
O CTOBER EVENTS
2021
We are hopeful that all of these events will be happening and that they will be in person this year.
However, we do not know exactly what they will be offering.
Please click on underlined to check individual websites to confirm and see updates.
Oct. 8-11 Columbus Day Weekend
Oct. 9-11 Fall Monumental Yard Sale Weekend
Oct. 11-17 Women’s Week Provincetown
Oct 13-16 Single Women’s Weekend
Oct. 17-24 Fantasia Fair The Original Transgender Week
Oct. 22-24 Serenity By The Sea –2021 Provincetown Roundup will be online
again. We hope to return to an in-person format for our 35th Anniversary in 2022
Oct. 29-31 Halloween Weekend in Provincetow
Provincetown
Oct. 29-31 Spooky Bear Weekend
ONGOING EVENTS, PROGRAMS, ETC.CLICK UNDERLINED TO FIND OUT THE
LATEST HAPPENINGS
At THE BUSINESSES LISTED BELOW:
Cape Cod National Seashore and Provincelands Visitors Center
The Cape School of Art in Provincetown
Fine Art Work Center FAWC
Great Music on Sunday @5
Payomet Performing Arts Center in Truro
Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum
Provincetown Art Association and Museum PAAM
Provincetown Public Library
Provincetown Theater
Truro Center for the Art at Castle Hill
Twenty Summers
Water Edge Cinema
CAPE COD HOSPITAL & RED CROSS
I N NEED OF BLOOD DONATIONS
Cape Cod Hospital and Falmouth Hospital are still in need of blood donations from the public,Cape Cod Hospital and Falmouth Hospital are still in need of blood donations from the public,
according to Cape Cod Healthcare, especially considering
their O negative blood shortage that is still ongoing.
A week’s worth of blood, at the very least, has to be on hand at both hospitals at all times.
The Nicholas G. Xiarhos Blood Donor Center within Cape Cod Hospital
is open Mondays through Fridays by appointment from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
A full list of June blood drives can be found on Cape Cod Healthcare’s website by
Cape Cod Healthcare
Red Cross Blood Drives
PAAM Youth Education Summer Program
All summer programs will be held outdoors in the PAAM
sculpture garden and may include walking field trips around
Provincetown’s historic East End. In the case of inclement
weather, the programs will move indoors to the museum
galleries. Participants will have their own space and materials
and masks will be required.
Little Artists Summer Program [Ages 4-8] FULL
All Little Artists sessions are full. Please email Tessa (tbrytaylor@paam.org)
to be added to the waitlist.
Price: $40 per week, $200 for full program (6 weeks)
Timeline: July 6 – August 12, Tuesdays & Thursdays, 10am – 12pm
Teaching Artist: Grace Emmet
Youth Summer Program [Ages 9-12]
Price: $40 per week, $200 for full program (6 weeks)
Timeline: July 6 – August 12, Tuesdays & Thursdays, 1pm – 3pm
Teaching Artist: Grace Emmet
Session One: July 6 & 8 | Session Two: July 13 & 15
Session Three: July 20 & 22 | Session Four: July 27 & 29
Session Five: August 3 & 5 | Session Six: August 10 & 12CARE for the Cape & Islands and Cape Anti-Litter Coalition
will lead summer-long initiative to promote recycling a nd
clean up Cape Cod
Massachusetts Beverage Association is partnering with the organizations
and providing support for the ‘Take Care’ campaign.
‘Take Care’ campaign
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Flyer's Boat Rental to Long Point Light
The Long Point Shuttle is officially open for our
FULL SUMMER SCHEDULE!
Every 30 minutes 9am-5pm from MacMillan Pier slip 8W.
Cash only, $20/person for round trip, $15 one-way.
Please bring exact change.
As always, we are weather permitting. For now dogs are not
allowed on Long Point due to nesting Piping Plovers.
Long Point Shuttle
We look forward to seeing you soon!We look forward to seeing you soon!
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The Provincetown Yacht Club
Saturday Race series starts June 26 with races
every Saturday through Sept 11. Start time: 1 PM. There
will be two classes of boats: dinghies (under 20’’ and keel
boats over 20’). We expect a total of ten or more boats to
start (6 in the dinghy class). The 2021 Notice of Race is
attached. Captains can register for racing
at:PYCRaceregistration.com
We are planning once a month open sailing for boat
owners, prospective crew and non-boat owner members
just interested in getting out on the water. August date to be announced. Meet at the courtesy
dock between MacMillan Pier and Fisherman’s Wharf. If you are interested in participating send
an email provincetownyachtclub@outlook.com.
We are also asking for boat owners to sign up to take non-boat owners out on the water.
This will be a one hour fun sail and/or tour of the waterfront.
Crewing
Crewing: if you are interested in being an alternate for crewing in our races, send us an email.
We will distribute a contact list to the Captains. Post Race Raft-up Parties will be announced.
Schooner Sunset Sail (Date to be determined).
Mini Regatta
Regatta: Wednesday, September 8th, weather date Thursday September 9th.
PYC Swag: Burgees, Hats & shirts are available for order: provincetownyachtclub.org
We look forward to seeing you on the water and at the events.
.X1023FM Announces the
102 Days of Summer Celebration
X1023FM is rolling out the 102 Days of Summer, with
a daily and weekly contest all listeners can enter to win.
Every day, listeners will be given an hourly KEYWORD
to text to 508-413-8902. Each weekday at 8:20 AM and
on weekends at 9:20 AM, we’ll announce a winner of the X1023FM Summer
Starter Kit. But the winning doesn't stop there.
Each daily winner will then qualify for the weekly Grand Prize drawing for an amazing prize handpicked
from Stephanie’s Prize Close. Other Grand Prizes include more baseball tickets, concert tickets, County
Fair tickets, gift cards/gift certificates...with more to come.
Any businesses interested in participating in our prize package giveaways,
please contact jon.krongard@x1023.fm for more information.
Visit our website at X1023.fm and be sure to follow us on Facebook.
All of us at X1023FM wish all of you an AMAZING and AWESOME Summer!
X1023FM--Cape Cod's Music Channel and home to the 102 Days of Summer!
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RESTAURANTS
Our amazing Restaurant Members
have nearly every
kind of food that you can imagine!
American, Italian, Mexican, Portuguese, Seafood to Sushi,
Pizza, Sandwiches, Rollwiches & Salads,
to Ice Cream & Pastries!
Take out - Dine In - Some Outdoor dining
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Farmers’ Market
Saturdays: May 22 – Oct. 30, 2021
9am-1pm
In Truro - June-Aug, Mon 8-12
FARMERS’ MARKET INFO:
Orleans- Year round, Sat Winter 11a-1p,
Regular Season 8a-12p
Wellfleet- May-Oct, Wed 8-12
MORE INFO ...ART, MUSEUMS, THEATER, ETC.
Ongoing Music, Theater, Film, Paint, Exhibits, Writing, Etc.
Bowersock Gallery
373 Commercial Street, Provincetown, Cape Cod, MA
02657
508-487-4994
https://bowersockgallery.com
"Make My Mark: Manifested Vision" opens in person,
Friday, July 23rd, 2021 from 7 to 9 pm, at: Bowersock Gallery
Show runs through August 3rd.
The virtual, multi-platform, live stream opening can be viewed,
earlier, from 6:15 to 6:30 pm:
https://www.facebook.com/bowersockartgalleryprovincetown
Featured artists: painter Alan Ammann
Ammann, joined by assemblage sculptor David Random Random,
and assemblage, soft-sculptor Helene Bess
Bess.
The three artists' individual works are collectively dramatic and compelling for the way they play off of
one another's shapes, colors, and dimensions. "A perfect study in the harmony of diversity," says
Bowersock. "It's the only time they will be exhibited together and that, alone, is reason to join us in the
experience of uniqueness, harmony, and complement these artists put forth, as a collection."
S ubject: insentient bits and bobs
opens Friday, August 6th, 2021 from 7 to 9 pm,
and runs through August 17th,and runs through August 17th,
at Bowersock Gallery, 373 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA.
The virtual, multi-platform,
live stream opening can be viewed, earlier, from 6:15 to 6:30 pm:
https://www.facebook.com/bowersockartgalleryprovincetown
Bowersock Gallery will explore the modern still life with a dazzling array of 'takes' on inanimate
objects. Subject: insentient bits and bobs, is largely an expression of both hyper
and traditional realism where artists reflect upon the standard-bearer flower
still, more often than not via arranged objects. Some reference the traditional, while others
choose the decidedly contemporary.
"The popularity of still life never wanes," Curator and Founder Steve Bowersock says. "If
seventeen years in the gallery has taught us anything, it's that 'insentient bits and bobs'
please. And literally, 'still life' is just that: still...life...as in a pause. Whether humorous, political,
or narrative, these works highlight a beautiful and commanding calm which gives us just the
perfect respite time to - breathe. It's not only a display of wonderfully placed objects to be
viewed, but as well, for us to stop...look...be soothed...and enjoy"!
Featured, are the paintings of Julie Beck, Natalie Featherston, Noriko Fox, Sydney Bella Sparrow,
and Brittany Haynes. Subject: insentient bits and bobs also includes David Random's mixed
media sculpture, where "found objects" are repurposed, turned on their heads, assembled and
transformed into something entirely new - sometimes a recognizable item, other times a
creation completely abstract.
In addition to the themed center room, the gallery features two other rooms representing
Bowersock's scores of talented artists, exhibited salon style.
Cape Cod National Seashore
Free Concerts!
A Circus Performance,and Wampanoag Culture Event on Tap
at the National Seashore this Summer
Evenings at Salt Pond Series Resumes in Summer 2021
T he series is sponsored by Friends of the Cape Cod National Seashore
Friday, July 30: Bonus Concert: Jason Spooner Band Jason and his band have toured extensively, sharing the
stage with Ray LaMontagne, Brandi Carlisle, Guster, Amos Lee, and Blues Traveler. The band (Dan Boyden -
Drums, Stu Mahan - Bass, and Dawson Hill - Keyboards) delivers a dynamic and energetic live show that takes
listeners on a journey. The quartet's sounds blend roots rock, Americana, blues, folk, and groove-oriented jazz with
undercurrents of reggae and soul. Outdoor concert.
August 3: Sarah Swain and the Oh Boys Sarah and the Oh Boys have been together since 2008, playing
Sarah’s originals, rockabilly classics, and always some unexpected treasures. Their set has a vibrant energy that
always gets the crowd dancing. Featuring Sarah on guitar and vocals, Ron Siegel on upright bass, Liam Hogg on
drums, and Mark Usher on lead guitar. Outdoor concert.
August 10: Jason Spooner Jason is an award-winning Maine-based songwriter who mixes elements of
Americana, folk, blues, and jazz into a soothing and distinct signature style centered around his laid-back vocal
delivery, complex guitar picking/strumming, and intelligent songwriting. A frequent visitor to his Outer Cape family
home, Jason’s looking forward to bringing his music to the Salt Pond stage. Outdoor performance.
August 17: Zoe Lewis and the Souvenirs Family Concert Originally from the UK, Zoe Lewis has been a
Provincetown washashore for the last 30 years, playing gypsy jazz, jump jive, Latin grooves, swing, international
folk, and funk originals on anything from the piano to the spoons and she even spins the plates! She’s toured with
Judy Collins, the Indigo Girls, and Richie Havens. She is joined by Jon Evans on bass, Matthias Bossi on drums,
and Mark Chenevert on clarinet and sax. Outdoor concert.
August 24: CrabGrass Considered Cape Cod’s premier bluegrass band, CrabGrass brings its mix of old and
new foot-stomping bluegrass to the stage. The band is composed of Chris Miner on the mandolin, Les Beavan
banjo, Dan Fortier guitar, Katy Boc on the fiddle and Ted Mello bass. Indoor concert.banjo, Dan Fortier guitar, Katy Boc on the fiddle and Ted Mello bass. Indoor concert.
August 31: Nature and Music, a Beautiful Marriage with Jung-Ho Pak and Amber Broderick Cape
Symphony’s conductor Jung-Ho Pak and musicologist Amber Broderick present a multi-media look at how the
power and beauty of nature have inspired some of the most famous and beloved music of all time. Share their
enthusiasm as you hear and see video excerpts from the great masterpieces like The Four Seasons by Vivaldi,
Beethoven’s Pastoral Symphony, Debussy’s La Mer (The Sea), and even old favorites like Carnival of the Animals.
Video presentation without live musicians. Outdoor program.
EVENTS
ALL SUMMER WORKSHOPS
15th Provincetown Dance Festival at Edgewood Farm
to include artists from Boston Ballet,
Paul Taylor Dance Company and Live Music
Presented August 20 th and 21st, at 6:00p. Truro Center for the Arts is
happy to christen its new outdoor stage by once again bringing live
dance to the
Outer Cape an ambition line-up of artists of international acclaim.
WHERE: Sam’s Stage/ The Truro Center for the Arts at Edgewood Farm
(Edgewood Farm Campus), 3 Edgewood Way right off Route 6
WHEN: August 20th and 21st , 6:00pm
TICKETS: for the15th Provincetown Dance Festival are $35 with a reduced ticket
price of $20 for students. Tickets can be purchased online at www.castlehill.org
or by calling https://www.castlehill.org/special-events/provincetown-dance-festival
Provincetown Dance Festival
astle Hill to Hold
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2021 Benefit Auc6on Virtually
Bids End on |Saturday August 7th at 8pm
Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill is holding its
2021 Benefit Auction Virtually this year, through the website: Betterworld.org
The Auction ends on Saturday, August 7 at 8PM. It is free to join in and bid!
This year, there are works of art by Joan Snyder, Michael David, Sarah Lutz, Rob Dutoit, Joyce
Johnson, Daphne Confar and other widely recognized historical and contemporary painters,
sculptors, photographers, printmakers and mixed media artists. The auction will also feature
specially sculpted ceramic Rectangular Platters created by ceramicist Chris Watt and painted byspecially sculpted ceramic Rectangular Platters created by ceramicist Chris Watt and painted by
well-known local and national artists including Richard Baker, Tabitha Vevers, Anna Poor, Jamal
Thorn, Cherie Mittenthal, Ellyn Weiss, Laura Shabott and many others.
Bidding will begin on Thursday, July 29, and ends Saturday August 7th at 8pm.
Due to the Pandemic, we felt it was best to not have huge crowds at Castle Hill quite yet.
“This is not only Castle Hill’s biggest annual fundraiser and a great way to support the arts on
the Cape,” says Cherie Mittenthal, Castle Hill’s Executive Artistic Director. “We look forward to
next year’s auction which will be Castle Hill’s 50th Anniversary!”
To view the Auction visit https://castlehill.betterworld.org/auctions/castle-hill-
annual-silent-auction or call 508-349-7511.
Selected works can be viewed in person at the Castle Hill Main Gallery at 10 Meetinghouse Road
or online at www.castlehill.org
www.castlehill.org. Opening Reception for this show is August 29, from 4 –
6pm.
All events are free and start at 9pm.
The Club Provincetown is
now open daily from 10am to 9pm,
for brunch, lunch and dinner!
No reservations, however please come down or call ahead at
508-487-1527
to get on the waitlist and we’ll text you
when your table is ready.
SHOWS START AT 9. NO COVER!!!
NO RESERVATIONS. -
SEATING IS FIRST COME FIRST SERVE.
COME TO THE CLUB, WE'RE ON FIRE!!
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