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BOO!
The Chamber of Commerce Staff
witches everyone a HAPPY HALLOWEEN !
Provincetown
hamber of Commerce
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E-Happenings
October 29th, 2021
Octob
October
er Hours: 10am - 4pm Daily
No
Novemb
vember
er Hours: Open 10am - 2pm
EXCEPT TUESDAY AND THURSDAY - OFFICE CLOSED
ptownchamber.com
SENDING YOUR LISTINGS TO E-HAPPENINGS
DEADLINES & INFORMATION
Your co-operation would be greatly appreciated...
Kindly submit your listing by TUESDAY
to be included in the E-Happening that is E-mailed weekly on Friday.
Please send all Listings Completely copy ready
In JPEG or PNG format, 6" (576 pixels) wide, resolution 72 dpi.
Include ALL information in your jpeg: Especially any Images & your website.
Listings requiring editing may not be included.
Please send to gail@ptownchamber.com
E Happenings are not intended as a continuous weekly advertising venue.
We do not send individual member listings out.
We reserve the right to edit or omit any listings.
The Provincetown Chamber does not share our mailing lists.
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CHAMBER MEMBERS
HELP US TO BE IN THE KNOW!
PLEASE LET US KNOW
IF WILL BE OPEN & WHEN
IF YOU ARE CLOSING & WHEN
ALSO... WILL YOU BE OPEN ON
THANKSGIVING EVE AND/OR DAY
CHRISTMAS EVE AND/OR DAY
NEW YEARS EVE AND/OR DAY
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2022 Membership renewals
have been e-mailed multiple times.
If anyone has not received them
or if you have a question
please contact me asap.
THANK YOU!
gail@ptownchamber.com
TRAVEL ALERTS
Roadwork In Barnstable:
Route 149 Bridge over Route 6 getting new barriers
Construction will be on weekdays, 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
and is expected to last 22 months.
Expect some delays, slow down and exercise caution in the construction area.
Lane shifts will be staged during construction, and two-way traffic will be maintained throughout
Questions: Call the District 5 Construction office at 508-884-4281
ANNOUNCEMENTS & NOTICES
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COVID 19 UPDATES - PROVINCETOWN
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COVID TESTING
Covid testing will continue to be available
at Outer Cape Health Services
at 508-905-2888.
P rovincetown 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.
CLICK ON T HE GUIDE T O ACCESS
It's OK to ask for help
Click for Community Resource Guide
PROVINCETOWN
VIDEO
We invite you to watch the
video
for an intimate look at
Provincetown, one of Cape
Cod's 15
uniquely beautiful seaside
towns.
To see videos showcasing
every town on Cape Cod,
click here.
Or view them all in our
interactive digital Cape Cod
Travel Guide!
PLEASE VOTE: New Police Station Information
Town of Provincetown renews effort to build new Police Station
Building Committee releases new videos,
seeks feedback on two design options
The Town of Provincetown is renewing its
effort to build a new Police Station and asking
members of the public to vote on their
preferred design option.
Residents are encouraged to visit:
http://www.provincetown-
ma.gov/policestation
to watch two newly released videos and then
vote on their design preference.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
SOUP KITCHEN IN PROVINCETOWN
SKIP continues its Lunch SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM
Help Soup Kitchen In Provincetown (SKIP) reopen on
November 1 by supporting its “Sponsor a Lunch”
program. You can be one of two daily sponsors at $250
each. The $500 total covers SKIP's average cost to
prepare some 150 meals per day. Sponsors will be
posted at lunch and on Facebook. To sponsor a lunch or
to donate any amount, please go to www.skipfood.org
Thank you!
HALLOWEEN HAPPENINGS FOR ALL
More listings below under ART, MUSEUMS, SHOWS,THEATER, ETC.
Thank you Provincetown Police Department!
The Provincetown Recreation Department
We are still looking for local businesses and organizations
to sign up for our
7th Annual 2021 Greet N’ Treat outside at Motta Field,
October 29th, 2021 (rain date October 28th)
October 29th, 2021 (rain date October 28th)
from 4:30-6:30pm!
Below is the link for anyone wishing to register their vehicle and participate in the event,
we would love to have you all be a part of it ! Please take the time to read the guidelines
outlined in the registration form as some things may have changed.
https://forms.gle/cWeBfQ3r4VAtYhjk9
Register for Greet N' Treat
If you have any questions, please email
Brandon (bmotta@provincetown-ma.gov) or
Caroline
RESERVE FOR GHOST TOUR
Official Costume Party
benefits Provincetown Business Guild (PBG)
and Provincetown Soup Kitchen (SKIP)
TICKETSWe thank you sincerely for your continued
support of Provincetown ART GUIDE
now in its NINETEENTH SEASON!
The guides moved faster than ever this
year! We also sold many guides through
our website, sending them to individuals
throughout the country who collect the
ART GUIDE annually. The magazine is also
distributed by the Provincetown Tourism
Office at conferences and fairs throughout
the U.S. to promote Provincetown as a
premier arts destination.
As always, the ART GUIDE is also
FALL SAVINGS REMINDER available on-line with links to all advertisers
at provincetownartguide.com.
Announcing
2022 PROVINCETOWN BUY YOUR AD NOW AND RECEIVE
SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS
ART GUIDE LOOKING FORWARD
EARLY PAYMENT DISCOUNTS TO A SUCCESSFUL 2022!EARLY PAYMENT DISCOUNTS TO A SUCCESSFUL 2022!
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Categories include
10% DISCOUNTS on all 2022 GALLERIES. ARTISTS/ARTISANS.
THEATER. ANTIQUES &
ads & listings CULTURAL CALENDAR
with full payment by: (gallery exhibition schedules,
arts & special events, art classes &
workshops, schools, special retailers)
NOVEMBER 30
Please contact:
patricia@provincetownartguide.com
to take advantage of early payment
REVIEW THE 2021 ART discounts through Nov. 30.
GUIDE HERE
Long Point Studio / P.O. Box 1506 /
Provincetown MA 02657
508 . 487. 6681
click here for 2022 RATES & SPECS
REVIEW THE 2021 ART GUIDE HERE
In addition to the one-hour daily tours, we offer a wide variety of other memorableIn addition to the one-hour daily tours, we offer a wide variety of other memorable
experiences that combine the natural beauty of the dunes with the Cape’s famous
sunsets, dinners on the beach, boating, and even private celebrations created for you.
Art’s Dune Tours provides a off-road tour experience to our family of visitors
through the heart of the National Historic District of the
Cape Cod National Seashore Park.
The dune tours run from March through mid-November. Weather Permitting.
We strive to provide exceptional service and an informative, fun experience that our
customers will cherish. Our most satisfying reward is when
our customers come back with their friends and family.
Our tours are one of the best things to do in Provincetown!
Started in 1946, by Art Costa, the business has remained
a family business, now run by Art’s son, Rob.
Art’s Dune Tours is now open celebrating our 75th year!
Due to Covid restrictions we can only take reservations by phone,
please feel free to give us a call at 508-487-1950 to make your reservation.
That's A Wrap!
Due to unfavorable sea conditions our 2021 season is in the books.
THANK YOU for another amazing whale watch season.
See you in 2022!
Dolphin Fleet Whale WatchCLICK HERE FOR: AAA South Dennis Branch Office, 500 Route 134, South Dennis,
MA 02660-3426 (508) 760-4778
C ape Cod National Seashore
Section of Nauset Bicycle Trail
Closed 10/18-11/30
The Nauset Bicycle Trail between Salt Pond Visitor Center and Doane Picnic Area
will be closed for safety repairs beginning October 18.
The trail section between Doane and Coast Guard Beach will remain open.
Warning: Keep Wildlife Wild - This includes coyote and fox
There have been serious incidents in the past few years involving bites to people and pets. Keep your distance and
do not feed wildlife. Rangers have been responding to incidents of coyotes acting assertively toward people in
attempts to obtain food. This behavior starts with people feeding the coyotes intentionally by leaving food out, or
inadvertently by not removing food scraps and packaging from the beach. This leads to the animals becoming
habituated and bold in attempts to obtain food. When wild animals lose their fear of people, they behave
unpredictably and aggressively, resulting in injuries to people and a sad ending for the habituated animal.
Keep wildlife wild.
Protect your safety and the safety of others.
Do not feed or attract wildlife!
Report assertive coyote sightings
to rangers or the dispatch center at 617-242-5659.
O CTOBER EVENTS 2021
October is Breast Cancer Awareness MonthOctober is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
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. 29-31 Halloween Weekend in Provincetow
Provincetown
Oct. 29-31 Spooky Bear Weekend
UU MEETING HOUSE NEWSLETTER
CLICK FOR
CAPE COD NATIONAL
SEASHORE
C ALENDAR & PROGRAM
Ranger-Guided Programs Explore National Seashore’s Fall Treasures
Sharks and Seals: Cape Cod’s Dynamic Duo Walk: Explore the relationship between these two
species and the roles they play in maintaining a healthy marine environment. Offered Fridays at 10 am at
Head of the Meadow Beach, Truro (meet the ranger there, no reservation needed) and Saturdays at 9:30
am at Coast Guard Beach, Eastham (reservation required, call 508-255-3421 ext. 9 to register).
Both programs last one hour and involve a walk of up to one mile in loose sand.
Discover Nauset Marsh Walk: Explore the fascinating array of plants, animals, and history along the
Nauset Marsh Trail. Offered Sundays at 11 am. One hour, one-mile, leisurely stroll. Meet the ranger at
Salt Pond Visitor Center. No reservation needed.
Stories of the Seashore: Explore the enchanting dune landscape of unusual plants and wild cranberry
bogs. Saturdays and Sundays at 2 pm, up to 2 hours, 1-2 miles in loose sand. Wear closed-toe shoes.
Meet the ranger at Province Lands Visitor Center. No reservation needed.
For more information about national seashore programs visit Calendar - Cape Cod National Seashore
(U.S. National Park Service) https://www.nps.gov/caco/index.htm
www.alzheimerscapecod.org
For more information, call 508-896-5170For more information, call 508-896-5170
E-mail info@capecodalz.org
Until there's a cure, there's community!
LEARN MORE AND REGISTER >HAVE A THANKSGIVING HAPPENING?
Send it to: gail@ptownchamber.com
THANKSGIVING EVE – OPEN November 24th, 2021
CANTEEN Thanksgiving Eve OPEN OPEN, We will be offering a pre-ordered prepared
thanksgiving meal for folks to pick up the day before.
FANIZZI’S - Thanksgiving Eve OPEN, 11:30-3:30 for lunch and dinner 4:00-9:00
MAC’S FISH HOUSE - Nightly and weekend restaurant specials during the holidays
Thanksgiving Eve The restaurant will be open for dinner and the fish market will be open.
Available for pre-order and pick up up. We will also have prepared foods/sides/specials (and
of course cooked shrimp, oysters, etc.) for Thanksgiving
TIN PAN ALLEY - Thanksgiving Eve OPEN serving our regular menu and offering live
entertainment.
THANKSGIVING DAY OPEN - November 25th, 2021
MEWS RESTAURANT We will be open on Thanksgiving Day with regular hours (5-8:30) and
regular fall menu with an additional Thanksgiving pre fixe complete dinner special.
TIN PAN ALLEY we will be open Thanksgiving Day serving a special menu that includes a
traditional Turkey dinner. We’ll be open from 2pm-8pm (last seating at 8pm).N OVEMBER 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.
Nov. 4-7 Provincetown Food and Wine Festival – PtownFoodAndWineFestival.com
Nov. 11 Veterans Day
Nov. tbd Lighting of the Pilgrim Monument – Pilgrim-Monument.org
Nov. 25-28 Thanksgiving Weekend Celebrate with family or friends in Provincetown
many restaurants offering special Holiday Dinner menus! All weekend long it is a great
time to start your holiday shopping in Provincetown’s unique shops and galleries!
Nov. 25 Annual Pilgrim 5k Trot
Nov. tbd Annual Lighting of the Lobster Pot Tree at Lopes Square, 5:30pm – Facebook
Nov. 28 Hanukkah Sundown, Sunday, November 28 and ends evening of December 6REGISTER
ALL FESTIVAL TICKETS
Take Care Cape Cod Announces
Fall CARE About a Clean Cape & Islands Summit Titled:
Cape up the Good Work: Growing the Stewardship Collaborative
Advanced registration is required.
Take Care Cape Cod is hosting its next CARE About a Clean Cape & Islands Summit “Cape up
the Good Work: Growing the Stewardship Collaborative” on November 4 4. The event will be
held 8:30am-1:00pm at the Mid-Cape Conference Center, West Yarmouth. The Summit isheld 8:30am-1:00pm at the Mid-Cape Conference Center, West Yarmouth. The Summit is
hosted by CARE for the Cape & Islands, Center for Coastal Studies and Cape Cod Anti-Litter
Coalition.
Attendees will hear from Julie Regan, External Affairs Chief & Deputy Director, Tahoe Regional
Planning Agency, about how they built Take Care Tahoe into a supportive stewardship
collaborative that benefits their community. Local businesses/organizations will present
Cape & Islands success stories that show how they built environmental sustainability initiatives
into their business model. Attendees will leave energized, with actionable steps to use in their
own organization. The event will conclude with a presentation of CARE’s Annual Stewardship
Awards.
Learn more about Take Care Cape Cod
Who should attend the Tentative Summit Schedule
Take Care Cape Cod Summit?
8:30-9:00 Registration and Coffee by three
Business Owners and Managers: now more 8ins coffee roasters
than ever customers prefer businesses that 9:00-10:00 Julie Regan, Take Care Tahoe
practice social and environmental 10:00-10:15 Updates on plastic bottle bills
sustainability; this is a great opportunity to and local composting initiatives.- Kari Parcell,
learn how to ef8iciently implement best Barnstable County/MA DEP
practices, and to let people know how you 10:15-10:30 Coffee break
Take Care! 10:30-11:00 Service industry success stories
Government & Other Civic Leaders: learn from Snowy Owl Coffee, Truro Vineyards, and
from businesses and organizations about Friends’ Marketplace
their challenges, and share how policy 11:00-11:30 Municipal presentations from
makers and others can work together for Alan Robinson, Falmouth, Roby Whitehouse,
maximum impact. Yarmouth, and Graeme Durovich, Nantucket.
NonproFits & Other Community 11:30-12:00 Take Care Messaging Results
Leaders: share your own best practices, and from Radu Luca, Provincetown Chamber and
learn how to effectively partner with other Seven Letter Advertising, Cape Cod Recycles
organizations, government and businesses to campaign.
achieve our shared mission. 12:00-12:30 TCCC Stewardship Collaborative
Together we can all learn how to collaborate, in 2022 discussion
and unify policies and messages to guests, 12:30-12:35 Stewardship Award
workers and residents alike on how to Take presentations
Care. 12:35-1:00 Brown bag lunch/discussion
continuationLet's Get Loud for the Lights!
Get ready for the Annual Lighting! On November 11th at 6pm ET
we will be lighting the Pilgrim Monument for all of the community to enjoy.
Since we are still not gathering in large groups due to COVID, this year’s Lighting will be celebrated by all
of us wherever we are in Provincetown and via livestream!
At 6pm ET on November 11th tune in, turn to the monument, yell, honk your horns and bang those pots
and pans when the lights come on!
We want to hear you on High Pole Hill!
Annual Lighting Livestream
Join us for a livestream of the Annual Lighting!
On the evening of November 11th, PMPM
will broadcast from the monument via Facebook Live.
Click here to receive a reminder email about the livestream.
Click below to
Donate to the Lighting
The Annual Lighting is supported by our
generous PMPM donors and Lighting sponsors.
Please take a moment to contribute to the lighting.
NOVEMBER 26th begins
THE HOLIDAY MARKET
AT THE CANTEEN
Fabulous food, live music,
and smiles all around!
Artisans selling eclectic mix of
creative and wonderful art
More ...DECEMBER
HAPPENINGS
Dec. 1 World Aids Day
Dec. 3 “Tis the Season for Giving”
Dec. 3-5 Holly Folly
Dec. 4 Souper Saturday Fundraise for Soup Kitchen Provincetown
Dec. 24-26 Christmas Weekend
Dec. 31- Jan. 2 New Year’s Eve & Weekend
12/30–1/02/2022 First Light Provincetown – A seven-day-long event featuring holiday market,
parties and performances, special offerings by restaurants, and Fireworks over Provincetown HarborPlease support P ROVINCETOWN CHAMBER MEMBER RESTAURANTS
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 - Outdoor dining - Gift Certificates
Be sure to say that the Chamber sent you!
Click here for all Chamber Member RESTAURANTS or click
on LOGOS below.
THESE 4 RESTAURANTS
Closing soon ... most on 10-31-2021
Open now through October 31st.
Raw Bar Happy Hour Yolqueria
Monday – Thursday 4:00 – 5:00 p.m.
Cocktails and Raw Bar Only is open
Friday – Sunday 2:00 – 4:30 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays
Full Raw Bar Happy Hour Menu until October 31, 2021
Dinner Nightly from 5:31 p.m.
Dinner reservations suggested our hours are 8am - 2pm
We hope to see y’all soon!
Lobster Pot, Mistralino is an authentic Italian-American restaurant
Provincetown: located in the heart of Provincetown, owned and
operated by Dominick Marangi and Matt Tumminello.
Whether you are one of our amazing regulars or a first-
ast day is Saturday,
L time visitor to Ptown, we’d love to welcome you to
dinner. Our menu consists of classics such as Chicken
October 30th.dinner. Our menu consists of classics such as Chicken
October 30th. Parmagiana and Veal Piccata, as well as new specials
every night. We’re sure you’ll love every dish and hope
to see you soon.
THESE RESTAURANTS ARE STILL OPEN
CALL TO CONFIRM DAYS & HOURS
PLEASE LET US KNOW IF YOU ARE CLOSING & WHEN
ALSO ... WILL YOU BE OPEN ON
THANKSGIVING EVE OR DAY AND
CHRISTMAS EVE OR DAY
NEW YEARS EVE OR DAY
gail@ptownchamber.com
Welcome to Victor's!
OPEN
The Pointe Restaurant | Provincetown THURSDAY through MONDAY
Happy Hour 4 - 5
Dinner: Wed-Sun: 5:30 PM – 10:00 PM Dinner 5 - 9:30
Bar: Wed-Sun: 5:30 PM – until close Come Dine in our Outdoor Patio!
Convenient parking located Join us for our famous
at the municipal lot just 50 ft away Raw Bar Happy Hour!
4pm - 5pm
The front desk is open every day and taking Fresh Wellfleet oysters, local clams,
reservations and shrimp for $1.25 each
PLEASE NOTE WE CANNOT ACCOMMODATE
PARTIES LARGER THAN 6 GUESTS.
508-487-2365Specialty Sandwiches or Create-Your-Own. Our
prepared food with fresh, homemade soups, salads, COFFEE POT
and other healthy, mouth-watering options, convenient
and delicious for lunch, dinner, or anytime you don’t
We will be open until December 1 .
feel like cooking. For vegetarians our beans and
greens with whole roasted garlic is wildly popular.
November. Open Daily
We offer vegetables that are seasoned and grilled to with hours 700am - 2:00pm
perfection. We offer full catering services for weddings, 508-487-2580
anniversaries and any other occasion. 508 487-6666.
Coffee Pot Menu
PTOWN 508-487-6026
TRURO 508-487-4545
MENU
Beginning 10/28:
new dining hours
100% OUTDOOR BEACH SEATING
at the landing are:
!! WE DO NOT TAKE RESERVATIONS !! - thu-sat 5-10 pm
WE ARE DOG FRIENDLY
Open seven days a week, year-round. The Landing Bistro & Bar
11 AM - 9 PM will reopen on Thursday, 10/2811 AM - 9 PM will reopen on Thursday, 10/28
Beach bar open Thu - Sun, weather permitting with a fresh new menu
2021 HOLIDAY MARKET - It’s back! to kick off the Fall season and
Opens Thanksgiving weekend: Friday-Sunday
Spooky Bear Weekend!
Runs every weekend until New Years
More info to come!
Year round deli, bakery, prepared
foods and meals, catering.
Breakfast and Lunch Sandwiches.
Winner: Best Sandwiches on the
Outer Cape for 12 years in a row
(Cape Cod Life Magazine).
Parking, Wi-Fi, credit cards.
Far Land Provisions
Call Now for a Reservation
(508) 487-1145
Reservations are only
accepted by phone
Napi's Menu MACSSEAFOOD.COMSince 1988, Montano’s Restaurant has
been treating residents and visitors of North
Breakfast/Lunch: Truro alike to authentic Italian cuisine that’s
Weds – Mon, 8am to 2pm made from scratch the old fashioned way.
(closed Tuesdays) With pasta that’s crafted in-house and
cooked to order, homemade sauces, and
Dinner: pizza dough that’s made fresh daily,
Friday – Monday 5pm – 9:00 pm it’s easy to see why we’ve become
(closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays) a local favorite.
Reservations accepted for dinner.
(508) 413-9131
Visit our website
We will continue to be closed Sundays and
Mondays through the fall and winter with
additional closures (at this point) if we get all
the paperwork necessary for our planned
construction (no date set yet).
BEACH LEVEL Look out the French doors or
full-length windows and you will think that you Taproom Hours
are right on the beach. 11am-10pm Every Day
This dining room is a little quieter Dog Friendly Patio
The Cafe or Upstairs Dining Room, is a lively
room with a relaxed vibe that looks out on the
beach with an amazing view of the bay.
Whether you are in the Bistro or Beach Level Visit our website
you will find the same great menu.We will still be open Wednesday through
Sunday at 5pm with great live music and no
cover charge through the
Halloween weekend.
We'll be serving up great drinks
and a new bar menu
effective October 20th. Check it out!
We will close the month of November for
important and necessary We are currently open 7 days
maintenance on our building. Lunch 1130am -3pm, Dinner from 430Pm
Then we will reopen around the end of Bar is open 1130am to 12am daily
November/beginning of December Thursdays, Schedule is subject to change
Fridays, and Saturdays at 5 pm serving drinks, We offer both Indoor and outdoor seating
music, and a bar menu through mid-January. (outdoor weather permitting) & take outWe
. Order online or call (508)-487-1648.
We are a chef owned restaurant with the
most delicious menu of classic Italian food
along with ever changing eclectic
Continental delights available in
Provincetown. Our venue has a warm and
inviting ambiance and a knowledgeable,
friendly staff that will ensure you have a
memorable dining experience. Our restaurant features the finest in
Front Street creates 2 mouth-watering
certified Angus aged steaks, etc.,
menus that are sure to satisfy most or choose from a variety of
everyone. From children to adults, there is Cape Cod seafood.
something for all to enjoy.SHOP LOCAL
Please tell these businesses
that the Chamber sent you!
Click on their LOGO to learn more
Going out of business sale!
Leather footwear and apparel, located in the heart of historic Provincetown.
Over the past 35 years, our family owned business has gained extensive knowledge and
experience, and created an impressive inventory of
everything you can imagine - in LEATHER!
Celebrating our 60th anniversary Marine Specialties has been a
Provincetown landmark since 1961. Often known simply as
“the army-navy store,” it is an eclectic treasure trove of salvage,
surplus, slight irregulars, closeouts, overruns, misprints, mistakes,
spare parts, odd lots, cast-offs, direct imports, and new and nearly-
new items. Over time it’s grown to be the kind of jumbled, inclusive,new items. Over time it’s grown to be the kind of jumbled, inclusive,
and eccentric “army-navy” store Provincetown deserves.
Wheelchair accessible. Contactless payment.
Open daily April through New Year’s.
January – March weekend afternoons by chance.
LAND'S END MARINE
We offer so much more: Carpet Cleaner Rental, Delivery
Available, Certificates, Senior Citizen Discount, Special
Orders, Glass Cutting, Key Cutting, Knife & scissor
Sharpening, Screen & Window Repair & Shades Cut,
Automotive, Bird Feed & Supplies, Pet Supplies, Boating &
Marine Supplies, Building Materials, Cabinet Hardware,
Cleaning Supplies, Storage & Organization, Housewares,
Grills & Accessories, Lawn & Garden, Patio Furniture,
Outdoor Power Equipment, Paint, Paint Color Matching,
Electrical, Plumbing, Lumber & Building Materials, Hand &
Power Tools, Door Hardware, Hardware, Electronics,
Workwear, Christmas & Holiday Decorations,
Office & School Supplies, Sporting Goods, Gifts & Toys!
HOURS DAILY: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
ONGOING EVENTS, PROGRAMS, ETC.
CLICK UNDERLINED TO FIND OUT THE
LATEST HAPPENINGS
At THE BUSINESSES LISTED BELOW:Arts Foundation of Cape Cod
Cape Cod National Seashore and Provincelands Visitors Center
The Cape School of Art in Provincetown
The Commons
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
C lick for 2021 UUMH Newsletter
Tech Council free
Get Your Business Online classes
Our free Getting Your Business Online workshop series starts Sept. 28 — six in-depth
classes to bring your online marketing to the next level. A great opportunity for small
business owners and new entrepreneurs to get a jump on web design, email marketing,
social media, Google Ads and more. Two sessions limited to 12 entrepreneurs each.
Facebook post w/video: https://fb.watch/81_ID40bQI/
Web site info: https://www.cctechcouncil.org/workshop-getting-your-business-online/
Sign up soon, space is limited!
Our successful series - Getting Your Business Online - is back this fall. We'll have two class schedules
available. Our spring series received high marks:
“Without reservation, I think I can say that this was one of most effective series I have attended.”“Without reservation, I think I can say that this was one of most effective series I have attended.”
“It is motivating when you share ideas with other professionals.”
Series 2 runs October 26 - November 16
The six-part series includes:
Getting Organized for Online with Bert Jackson – Get yourself organized, review your business
plan, get ready to start telling the online world about your business and why it matters.
Web Design with Dale Shadbegian – your website is the hub of your digital media ecosystem.
Learn how to get started and make an impact online.
Social Media with Amanda Kaiser – there is no doubt that an effective social media strategy can
help build business. Learn about the different platforms and how to leverage the right ones for
you.
Email Marketing with Amy Dowd – regular email newsletters are targeted to those who have
already opted in, so it reaches your most loyal audience. Learn how to design newsletters and
create effective campaigns
Online Advertising with Rob Cushing – from local media to Google Ads, there are myriad ways
to get the word out about your business. Learn about the options and how to create ads that work
Integrated Marketing with Dale Shadbegian – tie it all together. Now that you have the tools, use
them together.
These grant-funded classes are at no charge to the student.
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Fill Out & Submit Form HerePersonal Care Products Drive
For Helping Our Women
No tricks, only treats for HOW
as they kick-off a
Personal Care Pantry drive
Drop boxes will be at the
Eastham Superette,
Eastham Library,
Provincetown Library and
the HOW Office on Conwell Street,
through October 29th.
The need for personal care products is critical, particularly for HOW clients and women with families.
Food pantries don’t typically have these items available and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance
Program (SNAP) does not allow for the purchase of personal care products.
The purpose of this drive is to collect personal care items that include: shampoo, conditioner,
body wash, soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant and toilet paper.
Women’s Grief Group in
Eastham
Helping Our Women will host a free Grief
Group for women
starting on Friday, November 5th
Chapel in the Pines in Eastham.
These sessions will meet 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM.
Lucy Carlsen, LICSW, will facilitate 5-sessions on
November 5, 12, 19 and
December 10 and 17.
This free Grief Group is an in person support for women who have experienced the loss of a loved one at any time
in their life. Even though people may receive support from friends and family, the reason people join a
bereavement group is to be with others who have also experienced a loss.
The objectives of the Grief Group are to: Share your thoughts and feelings about your loss
Experience support from the facilitator and other group members Learn to co-exist with love and sadness
“Although grief can feel very isolating, we are committed to our vision of providing grief support to women on the
Outer/Lower Cape”, states Gwynne Guzzeau, Executive Director of Helping Our Women an organization that
educates, empowers and supports women in the towns of Eastham, Wellfleet, Truro and Provincetown who are
living with chronic, disabling or life threatening health conditions.
For more information or to sign up for the Grief Group contact HOW at 508-487-4357.
There will be a confidential, in-take call with each person who registers.
The last day to register is Tuesday, November 2nd.
The Grief Group is offered at no-cost.For over 28 years, Helping Our Women (HOW) has built a strong system of supportive services to meet the needs
and empower women with chronic, life threatening or disabling medical conditions
living in Provincetown, Truro, Wellfleet and Eastham.
HOW also provides advocacy, referrals and resources to all community members.
To learn more about HOW visit www.helpingourwomen.org.
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Networking Like Your Business Depends On It - It Does
November 2, 2021, 9:00am EDT
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November 16, 2021, 9:00am EST
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December 2, 2021, 9:00am EST
MARKETING—IT’S MORE THAN ADVERTISING.
December 7, 2021, 9:00am EST
RECRUITING, HIRING AND ON-BOARDING EMPLOYEES
December 15, 2021, 9:00am EST
Collaboration Among Non-Profits
December 16, 2021, 9:00am EST
The New Urgency: Taking Care of Our Employees
If the pandemic wasn’t enough in the absolute, we now know it also exacerbated an issue that business owners
were cognizant of, but didn’t consider critical—finding employees. With many owners having found employees (or if
you haven’t, keep at it) the focus has to shift to also how to retain those employees. After all, the biggest
advantage that small businesses have is providing better service—and that cannot happen if you don’t have theadvantage that small businesses have is providing better service—and that cannot happen if you don’t have the
best people. Remember—it’s far less expensive to keep an employee than to hire a new one. So let's rethink how
we manage and engage employees...
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ART, MUSEUMS, SHOWS,THEATER,
ETC.
Ongoing Music, Theater, Film, Paint, Exhibits, Writing, Etc.Ongoing Music, Theater, Film, Paint, Exhibits, Writing, Etc. Art Exhibition- Bewitching Affair's This season veils thin and portals open to other dimensions, or in this case the workings of an artist's mind. The Bowersock Gallery invites you to peek at these otherworldly dimensions on view on display in Bewitching Affair, a fine art exhibit befitting the season. Bewitching Affair's the gallery's First Annual Magical Halloween Exhibit, will feature all things Halloween. It opens October 30th at Bowersock Gallery, 373 Commercial Street, Provincetown from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. The show will run through November 2nd. For this short visitation, the gallery will be haunted by the disturbing, sophisticated, nostalgic, and thought-provoking image, in keeping with All Hallows Eve. "Halloween is the artist's season, tailor-made for the creative. No matter the season, the artist's directive is to pull back the veil and lead viewers into worlds of their making, other dimensions fashioned with paint, clay, discarded items - whatever their magical tool," Curator Steve Bowersock says. "This exhibit is a bit 'trippy,' - and fun. Think 'Something Wicked This Way Comes,' 'American Horror Story,' and the simple joy of trick or treating." Bewitching Affair will feature the broadest range of subject matter yet presented at the Bowersock. There are children enjoying a night of marauding, disturbing images that shake the mind, political statements - their own form of horror, and beings of mysterious power. "This show is about the different, the unusual, and classic, an immersion in all things Halloween - funny, fierce and macabre," Bowersock says. "We'll have derelict ships, ghostly images, scenes of enchantment, bone-chilling figures, and things that rise from the ethers." "Bewitching Affair" features sculpture, paintings, and mixed media works. Artists will include Kishor Haulenbeek, Bowersock, Jayne Adams, John Brickels, Christopher Pothier, Erik Durant, Gretchen Woodman, Ellen Blomgren, Jeanne' McCartin, and others. It's time to treat yourself; don the conical crowning, head to Commercial St., and bask in the season's eye candy at the Bowersock Gallery.
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Thanks for a great season!
Everyone here at THE CLUB PROVINCETOWN, is overwhelmed by the love and support we received
this season. You all really made us feel like we belong and for that we are eternally grateful! As our back
of the house and front of the house staff set sail, one by one for their winter destinations, hugs and
happiness abound as we say our goodbyes with anticipation brewing for our reunion in the Spring of
2022. So now it’s time to scale back our operations.
Culminating the end of the 2021 summer season we hosted a celebration and benefit for SKIP (Soup
Kitchen in Provincetown) last Saturday October 16th. We are extremely thankful to all of our talented
musicians, employees, and you, our patrons for coming out and supporting this great organization.
We will still be open Wednesday through Sunday at 5pm with great live music and
no cover charge through the Halloween weekend.
We'll be serving up great drinks and a new bar menu effective October 20th. Check
it out!
We will close the month of November for important and necessary maintenance on our building.
Then we will reopen around the end of November/beginning of December Thursdays, Fridays, and
Saturdays at 5 pm serving drinks, music, and a bar menu through mid-January.
Come on in and say hi! We’ll be waiting for ya!
SPOOKTACULAR SHOWS
GHOULISHLY GOOD ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK!!
SHOWS START AT 8PM. NO COVER. NO RESERVATIONS.
QYA - WED + THUR
ZOE LEWIS - FRIDAY
SAX QUARTET - SAT + SUN
EAT SOME TREATS WHILE LISTENING TO THE BEAT!
KITCHEN IS OPEN FROM 5 -9.To everything there is a season,
The summer season sets on Provincetown as autumn
moves in. Every season in Provincetown has its charm
and there is always a reason to visit.
We are happy to announce that we are currently taking
applications for the 2022 season for studio spaces,
exhibition space, and sculpture proposals. The
coworking lab is taking on new members, and the
meeting rooms continue to be a valued asset for off-
site meetings, team workshops, and private work
spaces. We have new exhibits every two weeks, and
the artists’ studios are always available for studio visits.
We welcome you to come by and see what is
happening at The Commons and become part of the
story.
ART & DESIGN - Collaborative Studios
CoWorking Lab - Become a member
Exhibition Hall - Accepting Applications
SO MUCH MORE ...
Click here for The Commons Happenings
This fall, Provincetown Commons’ board member,
Pete Hocking, is undertaking a fundraiser to support
our artist studios, co-working facility, meeting spaces
and exhibition gallery. The project is called
Field Guide: Walking & Painting on Cape Cod.
Over the next six months, Pete will document his
explorations of the landscape, culture, and natural
history of Cape Cod, while also writing about his work
as a landscape painter. Less about telling you where
to go, the project will suggest how to go. Through this
project, he wants to share his philosophy of being an
explorer of worlds. Pete believes that even if we inhabit
the same place, it’s less interesting to follow his
footsteps as it is to encounter this place on your terms!
For people who are able to make a donation to Provincetown Commons, Pete will share his explorations in a
number of ways. Anyone who donates at any level will be invited to follow his weekly online journal. For anyone
who can donate at $200 or above, he’ll also send you a physical version of his ‘zine field guide in spring 2022. For
those who donate $500, in addition to the ‘zine field guide, he’ll send you an original 8 x 8 inch oil painting. And for
anyone who can donate $1000 or above, in addition to the draft field guide, he’ll also send you an original 12 x 12
inch oil painting. The paintings will be delivered by the end of 2021.
Provincetown Art Gallery Association —
A Project of The Provincetown Commons
(PAGA) was formed in 2020 to foster cooperation between
Provincetown's art galleries. PAGA promotes Provincetown
as a destination for visitors and art collectors, educating,
advocating, and encouraging people to explore the arts both
physically and virtually.
Our Mission is to create an open flow of information, support,
and collaboration within our members and to develop a
strong sense of community while promoting Provincetown as
a mecca for culture and the arts.
Follow Provincetown Art Gallery Association onFollow Provincetown Art Gallery Association on
Instagram: @ptown_artgalleryassociation
Visit our website
Galleries A-Z
Adam Peck Gallery Kmoe Gallery
Alden Gallery Larkin Gallery
AMP Gallery On Center Gallery
Egeli Gallery Outermost Art + Objects
Berta Walker Gallery Respoke
Bakker Gallery Rice Polak Gallery
Cid Bolduc Gallery Sarah Jessica Fine Arts
Cortile Gallery Stewart Clifford Gallery
Four Eleven Gallery SilverGlassArt Gallery
Frederick Studio The School House Gallery
Gaa Gallery William Scott Gallery
Gary Marotta Gallery Woodman Shimko Gallery
Kmoe Gallery
Click here for information
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Cirque by the Sea
Open: Monday through Friday 10:00am to
4:00pm Saturdays 1:00pm to 5:00pm.
Curbside pickup will still be available during
regular hours
(Monday & Friday 10-5; Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday 10-8; Saturday & Sunday 1-5).
Items may be requested through
clamsnet.org, or call 487-7094,
email:pplstreetside@gmail.com
Not sure what you’re looking for? Zoom &
Browse! By Appointment
2021 Reading Challenge Zoom Discussion
Friday, November 1, 10:00-11:00
Join other members of the 2021 Reading Challenge and virtually discuss your reading choices and
Challenge progress every month! Discussion meets on the first Friday of every month!
Email ncinnater@clamsnet.org for Zoom invite. For more information,
visit http://provincetownlibrary.org/reading-challenge/
Fall Reading Series: The World is My Home with Linda Ohlson Graham
Tuesday, November 5th 11:00 am in person and via Zoom
Join a weekly in person/virtual book club and read along/read aloud with group leader, Linda Ohlson
Graham. Each session will focus on The World is My Home by James Michener Linda Ohlson Graham, will
read aloud from the book while encouraging other participants to read along or aloud as well.
Beginning Tuesday, September 21 and continuing every Tuesday until the book is finished.Beginning Tuesday, September 21 and continuing every Tuesday until the book is finished.
Join at any time!
The World is My Home begins with his time in the South Pacific, the subject of and location where he
wrote his first book. Throughout the book, Michener ranges through the course of his life by the
subjects that affected him. Michener provides insight into his discovery of the locations he would later
write about including Espiritu Santo and Bali Ha'i from Tales of the South Pacific.
Call the Library at 508-487-7094 to check out a copy and join Linda for the discussion
in the Bowsprit Room or on Zoom! Email araff@clamsnet.org for Zoom link.
Four Funerals, No Marriage: A Memoir with Mike Keren
Saturday, October 30 2:00 pm
Join author Mike Keren for a special Spooky Bear talk on Keren’s memoir Four Funerals,
No Marriage: A Memoir in the Marc Jacobs Reading Room!
In Four Funerals, No Marriage: A Memoir, Keren gives his readers an inside look at his
unexpected foray into caregiving to his sick and dying parents and in-laws. Often funny and
always poignant, the story begins when his loving but difficult parents announce they are
moving back to New Jersey from their retirement home in North Carolina because they “never
really liked it there.” Within days of arriving on a house-hunting trip, his father is hospitalized
with a stroke and his mother with another in a series of heart attacks. At the same time, his
partner’s mother is recuperating from a hysterectomy and struggling with chemotherapy after a
diagnosis of uterine cancer...
Tech Time in person or via Zoom By Appointment
Want to learn how to request library material through CLAMS? Or how to download ebooks &
audiobooks? Or use Kanopy for streaming movies? Or learn tips & tricks for smooth
Zooming? Email araff@clamsnet.org or call 487-7094 ext. 216 to set up a time.
BOOKS LIBRARY EVENTS
To everyone who attended our benefit play reading at Town Hall, I don’t have to tell you
what a magical experience Kathleen Turner and the entire cast created for us with Peter
Kennedy’s funny, moving, and thought-provoking play Family Game Night. But I do want
to say thank you so much for your continued support! For those who couldn’t make it,
well… it really was an amazing night of theater. And one that gathered the kind of
communal and financial energy that helps to continue our Theater’s mission.
Indeed, this fall we’re implementing two new programs that fundraisers such as Family
Game Night at Town Hall are helping to support during this final quarter of 2021. Both are
educational efforts to deepen and strengthen the creative spirit of our community.
Starting Nov 1, we’re also offering
an
Adult Acting Class --
taught by our stage manager and assistanttaught by our stage manager and assistant
director on The Cake and The Glass Menagerie,
Rebecca Berger. A recent graduate of Bates
College with a degree in Theater, Rebecca will
lead an intensive 6-week program to performers of
all-levels of experience. The class, which will
involve acting exercises, character analysis, and
scene work, meets twice a week -- Monday and
Wednesday evenings 6:30-8:30pm -- and will
culminate with a showcase performance on Friday,
Dec 10. There is a $99 registration fee for the
The new A(er-School course and participants must show proof of full
vaccination as part of their registration, which can
Performance Workshop be done in advance online.
is a weekly program for kids in Provincetown’s public
school system lead by the school’s music and theater If you have any questions or concerns, please
teacher, Megan Amorese -- who many may remember reach out to
for her dazzling performance as the Beggar Woman classes@provincetowntheater.org.
in our Sweeney Todd. More information can also
Co-taught with actor Tope Oni (who just appeared at be found at the link below.
Town Hall in Family Game Night),
dozen middle-school aged students (all vaccinated)
meet at our theater once a week to develop
performance techniques via theater games, vocal Oh, and mark your calendars for the
exercises, and storytelling prompts. return The Mosquito! The storytelling slam
lands on the Provincetown Theater stage
But becoming an actor ain’t just for Sat, Nov 11 & Sat, Dec 8.
kids! Stay tuned for themes!
Click Here for More Information on Our Adult Acting Class
Bart Weisman Jazz
Live Music on Cape Cod:
Wednesday & Thursday
8:00pm: Qya Cristál at The Club in
Provincetown
Friday 7:00pm: Diane Carey &
Yvonne Monnett at the Grand Cru in
Hyannis
November 7: Bart Weisman Klezmer Swing Group with Violin, Clarinet, and Leslie
Boyle on vocals in South Yarmouth
Sunday, November 7, 3:00pm - 4:30pm
Tickets $20 REGISTER
Bart Weisman Klezmer Swing Group
Cultural Center of Cape Cod 508-394-7100
Leslie Boyle (vocals), Lary Chaplan (from the Cape Symphony on violin),
Ryder Corey(clarinet & sax), Alan Clinger (guitar), Ron Ormsby (bass),Ryder Corey(clarinet & sax), Alan Clinger (guitar), Ron Ormsby (bass),
and Bart Weisman (drums).
CLICK HERE FOR ALL PUBLIC PERFORMANCES
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NY says she's like Adele meets Diana Krall meets Bette Midler. Dare her.
She was Joan Rivers' opening act. Come see why!
Sat, Nov 20, New Hope, PA, RRazz Room
On Sale Now! CLICK.
The RRazz Room returns to New Hope in a beautiful, brand new venue -
The Centre Bridge Inn, currently undergoing major renovation, opening soon!
With Tomoko Ohno, piano and Amy Shook, bass
Sun, Nov 21, Piermont, NY,
The Turning PointThe Turning Point
One Sale Now - CLICK!
Oh, how I LOVE this room, this gorgeous riverside town,the staff and esp the owner, John.
Always so glad to come back. With Tomoko Ohno, piano and Amy Shook, bass
Thurs, Dec 16, 7:30, Yarmouth, MA,
The Music Room
ON SALE SOON
The holiday show!
With Freddie Boyle, piano and Rich Hill, bass
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Tues, Dec 21, 7pm, Cotuit, MA,
Cotuit Center for The Arts
ON SALE SOON
"Jingle All The Suede"
So dubbed by our esteemed Exec Dir, David Kuehn.
Ho, ho, HO!
With Freddie Boyle, piano, Rich Hill, bass and Steve Langone, drums
2022 dates are filling in too,
including a guest soloist appearance with
The Michigan Philharmonic in May 2022!
Stay tuned!
Get up to date show info on Facebook. Please "like" and "follow"
the page and share concert posts from there with your friends!
Because of limited, safely distanced seating we've simply had to
bump our usual ticket price a bit in some venues to cover unchanged production expenses.
No one's getting a big paycheck but we get to be together again as we climb out of this!
We hope you understand and we are so grateful for your continued support.
Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill will hold a special outdoor closing reception for the first
round of Spring Artist Residents, October 28, 2021 at 4pm at the main campus at 10
Meetinghouse Road in Truro. The show will take place in the Castle Hill Gallery.
The Artist Residency is set up where artists can attend for 2 weeks, 1 month, 2 months to 3
months to focus on their work without interruptions! We have 3 artists that have been working
for 2 weeks to a month on new work.
The work will be up for one day, so come by and check out this show!
For more information please contact, Cherie Mittenthal, executive Artistic Director at 508-349-7511
or Cherie@castlehill.orgABOUT THE ARTISTS
Linda Marcus - My work is centered on fiber, it’s materiality and telling stories of domesticity, identity and
memory. I view fiber is my collaborator. In some cases I work in concert with its material properties, in
others I drape, stretch, pull, knot or sew it into it into submission. I believe fibers never let go of their
history, even as they are manipulated into surprising new forms. I often take inspiration from nature; it's
ability to create mass with layering and it's ability to create new and different shapes. In addition, I look to
other materials, like photography and paint to see how they might “act” like fiber in an effort to expand my
ability to create forms and shapes. It is this experimentation with fiber and the laborious process of
weaving, winding, knotting or layering that creates a meditative mode for me: one that imbues me or
binds me to the work created. It is a simultaneous act of validation and of devotion.
Gioia Kuss - I explore relationships as a species and cultural beings have with the greater world, the
environment, and to our own awareness. With an awe of nature, humility as an individual, respect for
cultural diversity, and love of the world, I seek to examine the essence of life as an amazing feat that all
organisms and earth cycles coexist in a balance of complexity, and the hope that our species will not
irreparably destroy much of what I find sacred. Land figures largely in my world-view. Our existence is
supported by our ability to find sustenance, nurture, and harvest gifts from land: some we support, some
we take, and some we are losing. These facets of life within our society drive my practice, in support of
dialogues that enhance spirit and life on this planet. Gioia come to us from Vermont.
Angela Graham
I am currently editing a collection of short fiction and hope to complete the process while staying at
Edgewood Farm. My primary mediums are poetry and fiction and my work can often be classified under
magical realism, light science fiction or speculative fiction (which are all pretty much the same thing.) I
was very influenced by artists I knew as a child both within and outside of my immediate family.
Becoming an artist was perhaps my therapy for having to live with them. (Just kidding.) Several years
ago, I did a writer's retreat and I found an enlivening fluidity of inspiration in the company of other artists
and I enjoyed it immensely.
Angela Graham is a poet and fiction writer who is spending her residency at Edgewood Farm working on
a collection of short stories. In 2017 she won the regional Joe Gouveia Outermost Poetry Prize. Angela
also enjoyed participating in the Provincetown Library's annual Moby Dick Marathon Reading. Originally
from Brooklyn Heights, N.Y., Angela has made her home on the outer cape since 2013. We are looking
forward to listening to a draft of one of her short stories and hearing about her writing process during her
stay at Truro Center for the Arts. This collection is one leg of an ambitious writing project to complete one
novel, 24 poems and 12 short stories.
208 Bradford Street
Provincetown, MA 02657
508-487-6411 / 941-350-7135
bertawalker.comNew Exhibition on through
November 14, 2021
CONTEMPORARY AND HISTORIC WOMEN
OF THE BERTA WALKER GALLERY
In celebration of Provincetown’s annual Women’s Week and Transgender Week,
BERTA WALKER GALLERY celebrates with a dazzling group exhibition the many of our
talented women, working in Provincetown from the late 1890s and continuing to today.
Extended through November 6
ABSTRACTED LINEAGE
(Generations in Provincetown Teaching Hofmann’s Push/Pull Theory)
Generations of artists in Provincetown teaching Hans Hofmann’s “PushPull Theory” of painting taught by him in
Provincetown starting in 1935. One of his students was Provincetown artist Robert Henry who has incorporated
Hofmann’s theories of “Push/Pull” in his teachings, and now his student, Laura Shabott, is teaching the next
generation of Provincetown artists.
www.ptownfilm.orgwww.ptownfilm.org
CLOSED MON & TUE
October 29 - November 4
DUNE
Fri, Sat, Sun, Wed & Thurs @ 4 & 7:05 PM
A mythic and emotionally charged hero’s journey, “Dune”
tells the story of Paul Atreides, a brilliant and gifted
young man born into a great destiny beyond his
understanding, who must travel to the most dangerous
planet in the universe to ensure the future of his family
and his people. As malevolent forces explode into
conflict over the planet’s exclusive supply of the most
precious resource in existence—a commodity capable of
unlocking humanity’s greatest potential—only those who
can conquer their fear will survive.
(Rated PG-13, 2h 35m)
THE FRENCH DISPATCH
Fri, Sat, Sun, Wed & Thurs @ 4:30 & 7:30 PM
On the occasion of the death of their beloved editor Arthur
Howitzer, Jr., staffers of The French Dispatch, a widely circulated
American magazine based in the French city of Ennui-sur-Blasé,
convene to write his obituary. A suspenseful tale of drugs,
kidnapping and fine dining and featuring an all-star cast (Benicio
del Toro, Adrien Brody, Tilda Swinton, Léa Seydoux, Frances
McDormand, Timothée Chalamet, Jeffrey Wright, Mathieu Amalric,
Bill Murray, and Owen Wilson), The French Dispatch is yet another
wondrous and inspired tale from the visionary mind of award-
winning filmmaker Wes Anderson.
(Rated R, 1H 43m)
CLICK HERE FOR WHAT IS CURRENTLY PLAYING AT WATERS EDGE
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