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Gail M. Vasques Provincetown Chamber of Commerce E-Happenings December 3, 2021
December Hours:
Open 10am - 2pm
OFFICE CLOSED - TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
Closed Christmas Day
ptownchamber.com
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IF YOU ARE OPEN & WHEN
IF YOU ARE CLOSING & WHEN
ALSO... WILL YOU BE OPEN ON
CHRISTMAS EVE AND/OR DAY
NEW YEARS EVE AND/OR DAY
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THANK YOU!
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ANNOUNCEMENTS & NOTICES
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 THE GUIDE TO ACCESS
It's OK to ask for help
Click for Community Resource Guide
We send our best wishes to the
Popko Family
for a speedy and healthy recovery!
We also send our thanks to the
Popko Family for the many years you
have created and provided this lovely
gift to visitors and residents alike.
It is a holiday treasure and we
appreciate all of the time and work
spent creating it
IMPORTANT
LOBSTER POT TREE POSTPONED!
A MESSAGE FROM THE POPKO FAMILY
The Popko Family unfortunately had to postpone installation on Thanksgiving weekend of the fabulous Lobster Pot Tree in Lopes Square. Due to covid-19 breakthrough cases for two lead family members/organizers/Tree builders they were not able to build the tree. We planned to omit the LIVE lighting event for 2021 to avoid this exact risk! We didn’t think WE would be the EXAMPLE! Once everyone’s health is cleared, we can build the tree with all its shining lights! We deeply apologize for all inconveniences regarding your visit to see the tree. We know many have traveled for the lights. Until then, the car is loaded & bows are ready, the topper sits on the trailer waiting to ride to Lopes Square. Please enjoy your visit to Provincetown- there are many wonderful happenings. We wish you and your loved ones a very healthy winter. Thank you for your understanding and support. --From the Popko Family
IT'S HOLLY FOLLY WEEKEND
12/03 - 12/05
Scroll down to December Calendar below
for more fun events & information
OR CLICK HERE
COVID-19 Business Impact Survey
Following the onset of pandemic-related restrictions in the spring of 2020,
the Cape Cod Commission and the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce began issuing surveys to Cape
Cod businesses and non-profits to evaluate the timing and extent of the impacts of the COVID-19
pandemic on the local business community.
Currently, a fourth survey is open for responses. This iteration of the survey will evaluate the
Currently, a fourth survey is open for responses. This iteration of the survey will evaluate the
extended effects of the pandemic, including impacts to the 2021 summer season, and results will reveal
more about changes to operations, effects on revenue, impacts to the workforce, and both financial and
non-financial needs.
Survey data collected can be leveraged by businesses, towns, and other organizations in grant
applications and reports, as the results document the initial and ongoing impacts of the pandemic on our
local businesses and non-profits. Please take a few minutes to complete the survey below.
Take the Survey >
Dissolution of the Mid-Cape J-1 Housing Program
The ongoing pandemic has placed many new responsibilities on our senior pastor, Matt, and myself
concerning the church. It is difficult for me to juggle the housing program and the responsibilities of the
church. So, with a heavy heart, I am dissolving the Mid-Cape J-1 Housing Program.
I have emailed hosts and landlords with a list of employers that hire J-1 students, so they may contact
employers directly concerning housing availability.
Matt and I will still be involved with the road safety program (backpacks, bike lights, etc.). We will also
continue to help provide J-1 events with Hello Summer J-1.
It has been an amazing and crazy 8 years. Thank-you for helping our J-1 participants to have a safe and
great summer!
Blessings,
Rev. Catherine Boyle
Director
Mid-Cape J-1 Housing Program
midcapej1housing.org
Committee Member
Hello Summer J-1
hellosummerj1.com
Fanizzi's
is taking a well deserved break!
Reopening Dec. 16th
Please help us name
the park at
387 Commercial Street
Naming Process
Naming Process
If you have any questions, comments and or concerns please direct them to Brandon Motta,
Recreation Director, at bmotta@provincetown-ma.gov
Please help spread the survey!
Thank you,
Caroline Thompson
VOTE FOR NAME
Do you live or work in Provincetown and have or plan on having lights and decorations up for the
holidays? If so, let us know by signing up below and be a part of our Second Annual Light Up
Provincetown Event
Provincetown Event
In light of the ongoing pandemic, we will create a map/display guide (Light Up Provincetown Guide) for
members of Provincetown and neighboring communities, showing them where they can drive by to see
beautiful holiday displays throughout town from the safety and comfort of their own vehicles.
Places like the Lobster Pot Tree, Provincetown Monument and the Town Hall can all be a part of the
guide. Last year we had over 1700 people view the map and we want to expand it!
We ask that all participants have their homes lit up at night when/if possible through January 3rd.
Please note that your name and phone number will not be disclosed at all during the duration of this
event. Property owners will remain anonymous to the public. Street names will be used to help map out
the event, however exact addresses will not.
SIGN UP LINK: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScCO-DqJZQVjPU-
3qnZSQJG1fNlchQbzJIABBpwUCijl2nhNA/viewform
If you have any questions, comments and or concerns please reach out to the Provincetown Recreation
Department at (508)-487-7097
Happy Holidays !
Thank you,
Caroline T.
Caroline Thompson
Assistant Recreation Director
Provincetown Recreation Department
2 Mayflower Street
Provincetown MA, 02657
508-487-7097
rom Vision to Reality:
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The Lily House has a Home!
In an extraordinary act of generosity and legacy,
an anonymous donor has bequeathed their home to the Lily House!
We are deeply grateful.
Located at 40 Pocahontus Road in Wellfleet, Massachusetts,
the home is nestled amongst the pines with a view of Wellfleet Bay.
With this gift of a house,
our dream of a community home for living and dying is coming true!
After some renovations are complete,
we hope to open our doors in late Spring 2022.we hope to open our doors in late Spring 2022.
Visit Our Beautiful New Website
Meet the Lily House Family
Learn about Living at the Lily House
Discover Ways You Can Help
Visit our websiteSponsor the 2022 Cape Cod Travel Guide Digital
Publication!
Don’t miss this opportunity to be included in
the top digital travel publication for our beautiful region!
Our Cape Cod Travel Guide is the primary fulfillment piece of the
Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce. The digital, interactive magazine
includes engaging content and stunning photography, offering
insider tips on where to stay, play and dine on Cape Cod.
The digital Cape Cod Travel Guide will be featured prominently on
CapeCodChamber.org (2.2m unique visitors in 2020), featured via
our @VisitCapeCod social media channels (96k followers) and
promoted in ongoing PPC and Facebook/Instagram campaigns in
target markets. Rack cards with a QR code to download the Cape
Cod Travel Guide will be available at visitor centers and brought to
trade shows we attend. Learn more >
Interested in sponsoring the digital Cape Cod Travel Guide?
Or email membership@capecodchamber.org
today for more information!
Sponsor sales deadline: December 31, 2021
Sponsor creative deadline: January 15, 2022
Publish Date: March 20, 2022 (First Day of Spring)
*Ad design will be available upon request for $100 per advertiser
**Non-member sponsor rates available, please inquire.
C ape Cod National Seashore
Frost will soon be on the pumpkin, salt marsh grasses are turning russet, and hardwood trees are showing off a
kaleidoscope of colors, signifying the transition to late fall and the scaling back of some seashore operations.
The Province Lands Visitor Center operation in Provincetown has closed for the season. Over the next few
months, rehabilitation work will be occurring at the center, including a new roof, exterior and interior repairs, and
installation of new carpeting. During construction, outdoor observation decks may be closed for public safety.
Salt Pond Visitor Center in Eastham continues its daily operation, with staff and volunteers assisting visitors with
maps, brochures, and orientation information at the building entrance between 9 am and 4:30 pm. The America’s
National Parks store at Salt Pond is open Tuesdays through Sundays but will close for a short time in December.
Restrooms are available through the winter at Province Lands and Salt Pond visitor centers, and vault
toilets are available at Hemenway Landing in Eastham, Head of the Meadow Beach in Truro, and Herring
Cove Beach in Provincetown.
Leashed pets are welcome on seashore beaches and on the Nauset, Head of the Meadow, and Province Lands
bike trails during the winter months. Pets are not permitted on seashore walking trails, except for a short segment
at the beginning of the Great Island Trail in Wellfleet. Bikes are not allowed on walking trails or on beaches.
Several construction projects are underway this fall.Work Areas: The Nauset Bicycle Trail is being rehabilitated to repair safety issues on the section between Salt
Pond Visitor Center and Doane Picnic Area. This segment of the trail is closed. The trail between Doane and Coast
Guard Beach is open. Work should conclude in late November.
Root-impacted sidewalks at Salt Pond Visitor Center are being repaired under the same contract. Construction
work on the new bathhouse at Nauset Light Beach has resumed, and parking remains limited. The major
rehabilitation of Highland Lighthouse is headed toward completion
this winter. Other construction projects getting underway over the next several months include new roofs, chimney
repairs, installation of new septic systems, rehabilitation of the Atwood-Higgins House, and interior repairs and
conservation treatment at the Captain Penniman House. Seashore partners are carrying out significant historic
preservation work, including painting and repairs to Nauset Light by the Nauset Light Preservation Society, and
completion of the major rehabilitation of the Highland House Museum by the Truro Historical Society.
For more information about Cape Cod National Seashore visit www.nps.gov/caco
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.The Community Development Partnership
is in an exciting period of growth and transition!
We are in search of talented and committed professionals interested in
helping us build a diverse year-round community of people
who can afford to live, work and thrive on the Lower Cape.
Full Position Announcements, application instructions and,
descriptions of benefits can be found on our website:
https://capecdp.org/who-we-are/careers-volunteer
Chief Financial Officer – Full Time This position is responsible for the management of the CDP’s
financial and administrative functions including human resources, IT, risk-management, facilities and
finance and supervises three direct reports. The CFO is responsible for ensuring reporting requirements
with funders and subsidizing agencies. Salary range is $90,000 to $120,000 annually plus a generous
benefits package.
Director of Housing Advocacy – Full Time This position oversees program development and
implementation of the Lower Cape Community Housing Partnership, contracted housing services to
towns, and Homebuyer Education. This position reports to the Chief Program Officer and supervises one
direct report. Salary range is $65,000 to $70,000 annually plus a benefits package.
Housing Rehab & ADU Program Manager – Full Time This position supports the CDP’s housing
rehabilitation program and the new Accessory Dwelling Unit Resource Center. Both programs work to
preserve and increase affordable housing on the Lower Cape. Salary range is $55,000 to $65,000
annually plus a benefits package.
Administrative & Executive Coordinator – Full Time This position supports the CDP’s Finance Team
and serves as the Executive Assistant to the Chief Executive Officer. Salary range is $47,000 to $55,000
annually plus a benefits package.
About the Community Development Partnership Established in 1992, and currently based in Eastham,
the CDP has been a leader in developing and delivering innovative programs that foster an economicallythe CDP has been a leader in developing and delivering innovative programs that foster an economically
and environmentally sustainable Lower Cape Cod community.
DECEMBER
HAPPENINGS
Happy Hanukkah
November 28th to the evening of Monday, December 6
Dec. 1 World Aids Day
Dec. 3 “Tis
Tis the Season for Giving
Giving”
Dec. 4 "Souper"
Souper" Saturday lunch benefit
benefit. Tin Pan Alley 11:30am-2:30pm
Dec. 3-5 Holly Folly
Dec. 4 Souper Saturday Fundraise for Soup Kitchen Provincetown
Dec. 17,18,19 Townie Holiday Extravaganza!
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 Harbor
DECEMBER UUMH NEWSLETTER
THE HOLIDAY MARKET
AT THE CANTEEN
Fabulous food, live music,
and smiles all around!
Artisans selling eclectic mix of
creative and wonderful art.
Runs every weekend until New Years
More info to come!
More ...
Canteen is Open seven days a week, year-round. 11 AM - 9 PM
2021 HOLIDAY MARKET & WINTER LODGE - It’s back!2021 HOLIDAY MARKET & WINTER LODGE - It’s back!
Opens Thanksgiving weekend: Friday-Sunday
Runs every weekend until New Years
More info via HOLIDAY MARKET link at the top of the page!
HOLIDAY MARKET & WINTER LODGE 2021 DATES:
Weekend One (Thanksgiving) : November 26, 27, 28
Weekend Two (Holly Folly): December 3, 4, 5
Weekend Three: December 11,12
Weekend Four: December 18, 19
Weekend Five: December 24, 26
Weekend Six: December 31, January 1, 2
' Tis the Season,
a benefit for ASGCC.
The show is
Friday, December 3rd,
returning to the stage in
2021 for its 13th year.“Souper”
Saturday Benefits
Soup Kitchen in
Provincetown
Annual “Souper” Saturday lunch
on December 4,
from 11:30am until 2:30pm,
at Tin Pan Alley,
269 Commercial Street,
For $8 per serving, the public is invited to enjoy a 12-ounce cup of hot, hearty soup provided
by one of more than 30 local restaurants and other businesses.
A cash bar will be open and piano entertainment provided.
Takeaway quarts of cold soup will be available for $15 just steps away at the
Firehouse, 254 Commercial Street,
where SKIP merchandise such as T-shirts and mugs will also be available for sale.
“‘Souper’ Saturday is a popular annual event, and it brings SKIP much-needed funding to help our
volunteers operate this remarkable community resource,”
said Philip Franchini, chairperson of the SKIP board of directors.
“It’s also a great way to get into the spirit of the season of giving.”
From November through April, SKIP serves hot, nutritious meals weekdays at the
Provincetown United Methodist Church, 20 Shank Painter Road.
SKIP meals, served from 12:30pm until 1:30pm are free of charge and open to anyone in the community.
The soup kitchen estimates it will serve more than 15,000 meals during its current season.The soup kitchen estimates it will serve more than 15,000 meals during its current season.
“Our lunches can assist people on fixed incomes and help fill the gap in a winter economy that stretches
the budgets of those with seasonal employment,” said Mark Bjorstrom, SKIP’s vice-chairperson and
treasurer. “Besides offering a place for the delicious food our volunteers prepare and serve, SKIP helps
build a sense of community, which is particularly important during the winter months when people
sometimes feel isolated.”
Those unable to attend “Souper” Saturday who’d like to offer their support may send a
tax-deductible donation to SKIP at PO Box 538, Provincetown, MA 02657,
Attn: “Souper.”
Donations may also be made via the website skipfood.org.
SKIP is a registered 501 © (3) non-profit corporation.
Help Soup Kitchen In Provincetown (SKIP) with the “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!
Have A Jolly Holly Folly!!
PROVINCETOWNHOLLY FOLLY CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2021
Follies TicketsHAPPY
HOLLY
FOLLY!
We're feeling pretty festive here at The
Club! The Club is dressed to the nines and
she looks fabulous! Come experience the
vibe; comfort food, holiday drinks of joy,
and great shows with live music!
As always, no cover!
Here's the lineup for this week:
Thursday, Dec 2
Mozelle Andrulot - Vocals
Mike Flanagan - Piano
Christian McCarthey - Drums
Friday, Dec 3
Mike Flanagan - Sax
Matthew Hutchinson - B3 Organ
Christian McCarthey - Drums
Saturday, Dec 4
Matthew Hutchinson - B3 Organ
Barry Morgan - Drums
TBA - Guest Vocalist MAY YOUR DAYS
BE MERRY AND BRIGHT!
SHOWTIME: 8PM
Visit our website
POST OFFICE CABARET
is so excited to continue
the tradition of "the cookie party"
under the new name
Sugar and Spice…
Join us Sunday night 5-8 p.m.
with some old and new traditions...
Immediately following the party
SCREAM ALONG WITH BILLY
will take the stage at 8 p.m....
What a great way to end theWhat a great way to end the
HOLLY FOLLY
weekend
Remembrances of the North Truro Air Force Radar Station | Payomet
We are offering another presentation on Friday, Dec. 10
at the Truro Community Center. Pre-register here.
This 90-minute event will feature a showing of Rebecca M. Alvin's documentary film,
Out of Service: A Cold War Memory. Alvin will introduce her film and answer questions.
Special guests will include airmen who were stationed there and family members
who grew up as part of the Air Force Station family.
Come learn more about this important piece of Truro, Cape Cod, and national history.
The event is free, but registration is required due to limited space. Masks are required.
Tickets
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The Payomet Tent has been taken down for the winter
so the performances are being held in new locations listed.LIVE CHORAL MUSIC RETURNS!
The Chamber Singers – OCC’s 20-voice ensemble – will perform
“Merrily Mozart” on Friday December 10th (7PM)
and Saturday December 11th (5PM) in Provincetown Town Hall.
The program features Mozart’s Coronation Mass,
K317 and a selection of holiday favorites.
All performers are fully vaccinated / Audience vaccination and masks required.
For more information, visit www.outercapechorale.org.
Homeless Prevention Council
14 Old Tote Road
Orleans, MA 02653
508-255-9667
info@hpccapecod.org
Addison Art Gallery Open House Supports Homeless Prevention CouncilAddison Art Gallery Open House Supports Homeless Prevention Council
The Homeless Prevention Council (HPC) is the beneficiary of the Addison Art Gallery’s
Saturday, December 11 Holiday Open House.
The Open House will run from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm with an Artists’ Reception from 4:00 pm to 6:00
pm. The Addison Art Gallery is located at 43 South Orleans Road, Orleans.
For more information on the event, please email helen@addisonart.com.
Hadley Luddy, HPC Chief Executive Officer, said, “With the generosity of businesses such as the Addison
Art Gallery, we are helping those who have been hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic. The pandemic
has changed how we live and work and has contributed directly to the housing boom and increased cost
of living for our Cape families. The need is year-round and has never been greater.”
The Addison Art Gallery Open House will feature an oil painting demonstration by award-winning oil
painter Maryalice Eizenberg from 10:00 am to noon. Known for her expressive use of dramatic patterns
of light and color, Eizenberg is also a sought-after instructor. The Artists’ Reception will feature music by
8-string guitarist Fred Fried, a new exhibition, and treats for the collectors.
A portion of the day’s sales is to be donated to support HPC.
HPC has served as a critical resource for Lower Cape residents, helping more than 42,000 people
throughout its 30-year history. HPC strives to empower people to attain financial independence and
preserve their housing. HPC is here to support the residents of Lower and Outer Cape Cod as we work to
foster a community where everyone can thrive. For more information, please visit hpccapecod.org.
The Homeless Prevention Council is an independent, non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization. Founded in 1991
to provide personalized case management solutions to promote stability for all who live in our
community.
The highly regarded Addison Art Gallery has a well-deserved reputation for personal service and
community support.
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The Homeless Prevention Council is an independent, non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization.
Founded in 1991, its mission is to provide personalized case management solutions to promote
stability for all who live in our community.
www.hpccapecod.orgCan you go bird watching in Provincetown in the winter?
Come and stay at Gabriel's and participate
in the Audubon's 122nd Christmas Bird Count
Tuesday, December 14, 2021, through Wednesday, January 5, 2022.
Year-round Birding on Cape Cod isn’t just good,
let’s say it’s exceptional!
Winter bird-watching can be such a rewarding experience. Birds don't hibernate and they remain active
even in the coldest parts of the year, more so than us humans!
Gabriel’s is open year-round. There is free parking in town in the winter months
so your car can be close by ready for you to go spot a Snowy Owl in the dunes or a
Common Eider at the pier. Winter also brings the occasional Dovekie to our bays.
Birds from Past Bird Counts
Venture out to Cape Cod this winter to see some of the past birds counted
below and newcomers yet to be added to this list!
Ash-Throated Flycatcher, Rufous Hummingbird, Western Tanager, Painted Buntings, a Snow Goose,
Northern Saw-Whet Owls, Short-Eared Owls, Red Knots, Yellow-Breasted Chats, Common Yellowthroat,
Evening Grosbeaks, Tree Swallows, Pacific Loons, Black Guillemot, Black-legged Kittiwake, Iceland Gulls,
Great Shearwaters, Thick-Billed Murres, Pink-Footed Goose, Blue-Headed Vireo, Lincoln's Sparrow,
Northern Shrike, Barred Owls.
If we are lucky the Ancient Murrelet will return to Race Point as it did last year!
This was the Ancient's first visit in a recorded 20 years!
Christmas Bird Count
Birders and non-birders are welcome to join the count
on the outer Cape covering Wellfleet to the Provincetown line.
There are 6 distinct sections, 3 on the bayside and 3 on the ocean side. Habitats include ocean,
bay, tidal flats, salt marsh, extensive cattail marsh, and shrub swamp, dense coastal thickets,
freshwater ponds, and dunes, with great potential for rarities. Much of the count circle is protected
within the Cape Cod National Seashore.
Learn More on the Audubon Website
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ALSO ... WILL YOU BE OPEN ON
CHRISTMAS EVE OR DAY
NEW YEARS EVE OR DAY
Thank you!
gail@ptownchamber.com
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kind of food that you can imagine!
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Prepared Foods PTOWN 508-487-6026
Gourmet Market
Catering TRURO 508-487-4545
Angel Foods has been Provincetown's
favorite gourmet market
for over 20 years. MENU
Don't just take our word for it.
https://angelfoods.com/
We are a chef owned restaurant with the most
delicious menu of classic Italian food along
with ever changing eclectic Continental
delights available .
Our venue has a warm and inviting ambiance
and a knowledgeable, friendly staff that will
ensure you have a memorable dining
experience.
We currently offer indoor seating, Front Street creates 2 mouth-watering menus
tent seating & outdoor seating that are sure to satisfy most everyone. From
Open seven days a week, year-round. children to adults, there is something
11 AM - 9 PM for all to enjoy.
Beach bar open Thu - Sun, weather permitting OPEN Thurs., Fri. Sat.
2021 HOLIDAY MARKET - It’s back! Holly Folly Thurs. - Sun.
Opens Thanksgiving weekend: Friday-Sunday
Runs every weekend until New Years
More info to come!
Governor BradfordGovernor Bradford
Restaurant & Club
Located in the center of Provincetown.
A place where locals and tourists dine
and hang out. Restaurant & Bar.
Click to check the Club Seafood, kids menu.
Check out their specials !
OPEN Thurs. - Sat. 5-9PM
Closed Christmas Eve and Christmas Great views of Commercial Street.
but be sure to join us Dine inside on our patio or takeout.
New Year’s Eve
with fantastic views of the fireworks 312 Commercial Street,
Provincetown, MA, 02657
Club Menu
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
CLOSED Until December 16th
Monday - Fri 3:00pm - 9:00pmMonday - Fri 3:00pm - 9:00pm
Except Closed Tuesday
Saturday 12:00pm - 9:30pm
Sunday 12:00pm - 9:00pm
Open year round
Reservations Recommended
Open Daily for dinner @ 5pm Fish Market next door open daily 9 am – 6pm
OPEN THANKSGIVNG DAY DAILY Happy Hour
Call now for a Reservation 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm $1 Oysters & Clams from
(508) 487-1145 the Raw Bar In h...
THURSDAYS All You Can Eat Fish & Chips
Reservations are only accepted by phone Every Thursday night from 4:00 – 8:30 pm
MONDAYS Noodle Night
Every Monday at Mac’s Fish House
Napi's Menu Provincetown. Savory rame...
Check out our Specials Page for Our Latest Offerings
MACSSEAFOOD.COM
Montano’s Restaurant has been treating
residents and visitors of North Truro alike to
Breakfast/Lunch:
authentic Italian cuisine that’s made from
Weds – Mon, 8am to 2pm (closed Tues.)
scratch the old fashioned way. With pasta
Dinner: Fri. – Mon. 5pm – 9:00 pm
that’s crafted in-house and cooked to order,
(closed Tues and Wed)
homemade sauces, and pizza dough that’s
Reservations accepted for dinner.
made fresh daily, it’s easy to see why we’ve
(508) 413-9131
become a local favorite.
Dec 24 - Jan 3
Breakfast and lunch 8am to 2pm.
Dinner 5pm to 9pm
Closed Christmas Day Closed Jan 4 - 6 Visit our website
Regular hours resume January 7.
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 youfull-length windows and you will think that you
are right on the beach.
This dining room is a little quieter
The Cafe or Upstairs Dining Room, Visit our website
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 you will find the same great menu.
The Porchside Lounge is the
friendliest meeting place in Provincetown!
Join friends for a game of pool, challenge
yourself to a video game or relax at one of
the indoor lounge areas or outdoor porch
bars. Enjoy good conversation, renew old
acquaintances and make new friends!
OPEN DAILY 8am - 10pm
There is never a cover charge at The
Porchside Lounge. BREAKFAST
Monday to Sunday 8:00AM -12:00PM
A great place to meet friends for drinks on LUNCH & DINNER
the porch or around the cozy fireplace.
Monday to Sunday 12:00PM - 10:00PM
Game room with pool table and video
games. Seasonal piano sing-a-long. Open PURCHASE TICKETS
Tues. thru Sunday from 5pm to 1am year Visit the events page to buy a ticket for
round. your favorite the shows.
P.O. MENU - Click Here
thu-sat 5-10 pm
The Landing Bistro & Bar open
with a fresh new menu
to kick off the Fall season. We are currently open 7 days
" Lunch 1130am -3pm, Dinner from 430Pm
Bar is open 1130am to 12am daily
Schedule is subject to change
We offer both Indoor and outdoor seating
(outdoor weather permitting) & take outWe
. Order online or call (508)-487-1648.FALL HOURS
Dinner: Thur-Sun: 5:30 PM – 10:00 PM Join us for our final
Bar: Wed-Sun: 5:30 PM – until close Monday night Prix Fixe of 2021!
Convenient parking located Indoor & outdoor dining. Covered patio with
at the municipal lot just 50 ft away heaters and cozy blankets.
The front desk is open every day Open Friday – Monday.
and taking reservations Happy Hour 5-6 • Dinner 5 -9
PLEASE NOTE WE CANNOT ACCOMMODATE We will be closing for the season on
PARTIES LARGER THAN 6 GUESTS. Monday Dec 6th.
View our full menu @ www.victorsptown.comSHOP LOCAL
Please let these businesses
know that the Chamber sent you!
Click on their LOGO or their LINK 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!
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Land's End Marine websiteMarine Specialties … 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, and
eccentric “army-navy” store
Provincetown deserves. Wheelchair
accessible. Contactless payment
Marine Specialties FacebookONGOING EVENTS, PROGRAMS, ETC.
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At THE BUSINESSES LISTED BELOW:
Arts Foundation of Cape Cod
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
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Virtual Camp
In response to COVID-19, Camp Lightbulb went virtual in 2020 to keep our
campers, team, and community safe. We are having so much fun,
that we are keeping them going.
Get ready for a new season of more fun, more games, more celebrities, more
hanging out with other awesome queer campers (14-18) from all over,
kicking off with Halloween Camp.
Weekly virtual camps take place on Zoom and are moderated by Camp
Lightbulb’s virtual counselors. Camps run for four hours, from 11 AM PST to 3Lightbulb’s virtual counselors. Camps run for four hours, from 11 AM PST to 3
PM PST / 2 PM EST to 6 PM EST. Throughout the day, there are five 45-minute
sessions and two 15-minute breaks.
A day at camp is valued at $50. Our camps are always Pay What You Can with
a suggested minimum of $20. Campers must pre-register to attend.
Visit our website
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The Future of SCORE
SCORE
BizTips #1 – Brand Building
Building a brand in a noisy environment is the task all businesses, large and small, are challenged to
accomplish. The task is to build awareness in a competitive environment where there are many
competing messages. The challenge is to find a way to connect with buyers who have a need, want or
desire that you can fulfill. The process of brand building is taking buyers through the buying continuum
from unawareness to purchase and repurchase.
Be data focused. What are your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats? Know these
elements of your business intimately so you know how to approach your customers and prospects.
Know your competition. What is working for them? What are they offering and how are they reaching
their buyers? How is your value proposition being received? How can you deliver your message in a
more efficient and effective way to reduce your sales and marketing investments? How can you position
yourself so that you are perceived as having no suitable substitute, e.g., gain competitive advantage?
Put a human face on your brand. Brands are perceptions. Perceptions become facts. Brand
management is all about story telling. When buyers see your brand, they see the soft side of the business
equation. Does it displays the human side of your business? Does it tell a story allowing connection with
potential customers and reinforcing current ones? Does it make the connection to allow you to generate
greater share of customer purchases?
Integrate your marketing. Effective brand building is part of an integrated marketing initiative that
connects you with buyers at a variety of levels. The challenge is to determine what channels your target
customers tune into. And, how will you tell it? The task is (1) to get their attention, (2) capture their
interest, and (3) convert them.
Making a positive connection with your brand message that demonstrates the values it represents is the
foundation of building a positive brand that drives sales.
Contributed by Marc L. Goldberg, Certified Mentor For Free and Confidential
mentoring on building your brand contact SCORE Cape Cod & the
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2022 is almost here!Thank goodness. It's been a tough year for all. Take time now to think about how to build your business in
2022. Reconnect with your SCORE mentor (or meet one) to help you plan for next season. Just call Andie
at 508-775-4884 or go online here to set up a time. We are mentoring both remotely and in person. Pick what
works for you!
In the meantime, check these year-end requirements off your business checklist. Let's get 2022 off to a good start!
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ART, MUSEUMS, SHOWS,THEATER,
ETC.
Ongoing Music, Theater, Film, Paint, Exhibits, Writing, Etc.OPEN Thurs. - Sat. 5-9PM
Closed Christmas Eve and Christmas
but be sure to join us
New Year’s Eve
with fantastic views of the fireworks
Click to check the Club website for entertainers & menus !
To everything there is a season,
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. Forwho 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.
Visit our website
SEE THE FULL LINE-UP
Face masks and proof of vaccination are required for all guests.
See all of our COVID-19 guidelines.
BUY TICKETS
PURCHASE PASSES
Season passes are the best way to see all 14 screenings
running November 17, 2021, through May 18, 2022!
$185 for general admission$185 for general admission
$135 for PFS and PAAM members
Psst...! PFS Diamond and Legendary members are entitled to a FREE Film Arts
Series season pass! Log in to your PFS member account and claim it by clicking
here.
Special thanks to Howard Karren and our friends at
Provincetown Arts Association and Museum!
Click here for information
Celebrating a New Look and Transformed Space
This Fall, the Fine Arts Work Center welcomed 20
extraordinary artists and writers to Provincetown
through our signature Fellowship program.
These Fellows arrived to discover a newly
transformed Work Center, including a fully
renovated Stanley Kunitz Common Room and
relocated Hudson D. Walker Gallery.
Learn more about the renovation in this
Provincetown Independent piece,
"A First Peek into FAWC's New Heart."
Stay tuned!
#WelcomeBacktotheWorkCenter
.
Join us for our first public community celebration of this renovation on
Saturday, December 4 from 6 to 8 pm pm,
as we unveil our new look and introduce the artists and writers
that will bring our spaces to life.
We are also pleased to share this sneak peek of our refreshed logo, designed by
José Ato Menéndez and Tatiana Gómez Gaggero, of community design and print
studio Counterform. We will be unveiling more about this refresh soon
24PearlStreet Workshop Catalog
IntersectionIntersection
Intersection is an apt name for the first exhibition
in the new Hudson D. Walker Gallery. The show
features the work of eight past Fellows, all
selected by guest curators from the Work Center
community. Together, we celebrate the ritual of
welcoming new Fellows to a place and community
that has nurtured artists and writers for decades.
Intersection is on view from
October 29 through December 5.
REGISTER HERE
How does poetry equipHow does poetry equip
us to talk to and about grief?
Poet Allison Joseph joins the 24PearlStreet faculty this
December for a “Live via Zoom” workshop focused on reading
and writing elegies.
The workshop entitled Elegy as Healing Art: The Role of
Elegy in Healing our Wounds will explore how the grieving
process itself resembles the process of writing a poem.
Visit our website
#MaskUp
We ask all participants to #MaskUp when visiting the Work Center. We also kindly request
proof of vaccination for entry to indoor events. Please help us keep you and our
community healthy so that we can continue to gather safely together.For more info you can email info@womr.org, or visit us online at WOMR.org
as well as the Joe Gouveia OuterMost Poetry Contest Facebook page.
Tickets & InfoPAAM's
upcoming hours:
November- April,
Thursday-Sunday, 12-5pm
Closed Thanksgiving Day and
Christmas Day.
Provincetown Open Christmas Eve,
Art Association and Museum Thursday, December 23;
460 Commercial Street, Open New Year’s Eve, Friday,
Provincetown, MA 02657 December 31;
508.487.1750 ext 20 and Open New Year’s Day,
www.paam.org" Saturday, January 1.
Open: Mon. through Fri. 10:00am-4:00pm
Saturdays 1:00pm - 5:00pm.
Curbside pickup
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
Free Movie Nights: Christopher Guest Fest
Wednesdays in December @ 6:00 pm
December’s series is comprised of five films featuring the hilarious mockumentary style comedies of Christopher
guest! This line-up of classic films has been carefully selected by Mary Alice Wells, Library staff member and film
aficionado. The films start at 6:00 pm and will be shown in the following order:
December 1: Best in Show (2000; 1 hour, 30 minutes)
December 8: Waiting for Guffman (1996; 1 hours, 24 minutes):
December 15: For Your Consideration (2006; 1 hour, 26 minutes):
December 22: This is Spinal Tap (1984; 1 hour, 22 minutes)
December 29: A Mighty Wind (2003; 1 hour, 31 minutes)
Work and Place: A Creative Writing Workshop with Jeff W. Bens
Tuesday, December 7 6:00 pm via Zoom
Email Library Director Amy Raff at araff@clamsnet.org for the Zoom link.
The Discovery of a Masterpiece with Mallory Mortillaro
Tuesday, December 14, 6:00 pm via ZoomTuesday, December 14, 6:00 pm via Zoom
Please email araff@clamsnet.org or click here to register.
2021 Reading Challenge Zoom Discussion
Friday, December 3, 10:00-11:00
For more information, visit http://provincetownlibrary.org/reading-challenge/
Fall Reading Series: The World is My Home, with Linda Ohlson Graham
Tuesday, December 7, 14, 21, & 28, 11:00 am in person and via Zoom
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.
Provincetown Book Discussion Group
Tuesday, December 21, 5:30 pm
. For more information and to RSVP, email araff@clamsnet.org.
Tech Time in person or via Library Crafty Coffee Hour
Zoom By Appointment Fridays in November @ 10:00 am
Join Amy and Deborah in the Marc Jacobs Room for
Want to learn how to request library material through Crafty Coffee Hour.. Grab a cup to go, stay and craft
CLAMS? Or how to download ebooks & audiobooks? Or with us, bring something you’re working on or just
use Kanopy for streaming movies? Or learn tips & tricks visit. For November and December, we’ll be making
for smooth Zooming? Email araff@clamsnet.org or seasonally inspired crafts using repurposed books,
call 487-7094 ext. 216 to set up a time. magazines, tissue paper and whatever else is on
hand. Coffee is provided by the Wired Puppy and
baked goods have been known to sporadically appear.
If you’d like to make your own turkey, your own
Christmas tree, or your own holiday wreaths and
boughs the library on Fridays is the place to be.
BOOKS LIBRARY EVENTS
Starting Nov 1,
we’re also offering an Adult Acting
Class
taught 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
The new AJer-School scene work, meets twice a week -- Monday and
Performance Workshop Wednesday evenings 6:30-8:30pm -- and will
is a weekly program for kids in Provincetown’s public culminate with a showcase performance on Friday,
school system lead by the school’s music and theater Dec 10. There is a $99 registration fee for the
teacher, Megan Amorese -- who many may remember course and participants must show proof of fullteacher, Megan Amorese -- who many may remember course and participants must show proof of full
for her dazzling performance as the Beggar Woman vaccination as part of their registration, which can
in our Sweeney Todd. be done in advance online.
Co-taught with actor Tope Oni (who just appeared at
Town Hall in Family Game Night), If you have any questions or concerns, please
dozen middle-school aged students (all vaccinated) reach out to
meet at our theater once a week to develop classes@provincetowntheater.org.
performance techniques via theater games, vocal More information can also
exercises, and storytelling prompts. be found at the link below.
But becoming an actor ain’t just for
kids!
Click Here for More Information on Our Adult Acting Class
The Mosquito Story Slam
Returns!
Now, if you’ve never been to a Mosquito before,
here’s how it works
Storytellers from the audience prepare a 5-minute true
story based on the night’s theme. Up to 10 storytellers
are picked at random from the “mosquito net” to take
a chance and “Bite It Live” on stage. Mosquito stories
are told off-the-cuff style, not read from notes
verbaVm. To get your name in the “net,” sign up early
at the door. Special guest storytellers,
musicians, and/or surprises are possible
(as is adult language and situaVons;
so get a siZer for the kiddies).
Also, like theaters around the world these days, we’re
requiring proof of vaccinaRon for COVID (digital or
paper) and the use of a face mask for all individuals
entering our building. We’re also asking that Vckets be
purchased in advance online, and not at the door.
For your health and welfare, please know that
we’ll be cleaning high-traffic areas in our theater
more intensively.
So! Add in free parking and a cash bar -- with drinks
allowed in the theater -- and what’re you waiVng for?
Click on to get your Vckets to The Mosquito today!
Click Here for Tickets to the Mosquito Story SlamSpeaking of community-centric shows, it’s Vme to open the
call for submissions to perform in our annual
Townie Holiday Extravaganza! on December 17, 18 & 19.
If you’ve got a special talent – singing, dancing, storytelling,
banjo-playing, fire-eaVng, frisbee-juggling,
or some other self-contained 3-minute act that you’d like to share in our family-
friendly celebraVon of the year-end holidays -- then pitch it to us by Nov 13 at
operaVons@provincetowntheater.org
CASTLE HILL ANNOUNCES A NEW EXCITING PARTNERSHIP!
Castle Hill Announcing a new Artist Residency Program & HBCU Fellowships:
A Partnership between Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill and
Morgan State University, Baltimore, MD
The new residency program debuts a partnership between Morgan State University, a Historically Black
College and University (“HBCU”) founded in 1867 in Baltimore, MD and the Truro Center for the Arts at
Castle Hill. Made possible by the vision and generosity of Nancy and Al Osborne in celebration of the
50th anniversary of Castle Hill, the program will bring young Black artists from Morgan State to Truro for
residencies on Castle Hill’s historic Edgewood Farm campus. Learn more >
SPECIAL EVENT
Saturday December 4th 5 - 6pm
Provincetown Art Gallery Association (PAGA)
2021 Print Project Launch Party
The influential Long Point Gallery, much missed
and much revered, raised programming funds
each year with the sale of a poster-sized and
hand-signed print featuring all of their artists. Thehand-signed print featuring all of their artists. The
Provincetown Art Gallery Association (PAGA) is
excited to reestablish that tradition with a limited
edition series of archival prints featuring artists
from Provincetown’s legendary galleries.
These limited edition prints are 30 inches by 20
inches and feature one artist from 18 participating
galleries. Signed copies of the poster are $225
and unsigned copies will cost $75 each.
Among the featured artists are Salvatore Del Deo,
John Dowd, Adam Peck, Helen Grimm, Marian
Roth and Ellen LeBow (see below for a full list of
featured artists). Each print is hand signed by all of
the artists. Proceeds support the Provincetown Art
Gallery Association.
For more information or to purchase one of
these limited edition prints go to:
www.provincetownartgalleryassociation.org
Walker's Holiday Delights
November 19 – January 1, 2022
Presented by Berta Walker Gallery
Click here to view more amazing artBart Weisman Jazz
Live Music On Cape Cod:
Friday 7:00pm: Eleanor Dubinsky &
Dario Acosta Teich in Hyannis
Saturday 7:30pm: Dennis Flaherty
and Friends in South Yarmouth
CLICK HERE FOR ALL PUBLIC PERFORMANCES
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Venmo @SuedeWave PayPal.Me/SuedeWaveVenmo @SuedeWave PayPal.Me/SuedeWave
New Merch Page Now LIVE!
For those aware that one of the best ways to support your favorite artists
is by purchasing song streams and CDs directly from us,
now it's SO easy to do so, just in time for your holiday shopping experience!
Check out the new
SuedeWave.Bandcamp
page, live now, to buy, buy, buy -
Digital orders are filled immediately, of course.
Physical CDs and DVDs go out within a day of receiving your order.
If you'd like things autographed, send along a request and I'll happily oblige;
"All the best, k.d., Diana Krall, Harvey Fierstein..." - whatever you want.
Thurs, Dec 16, 7:30, Yarmouth, MA, The Music Room
The holiday show!
Join us at this VERY COOL great new music club in the mid-cape.
We sold out in advance last July just after they opened so don't wait!
With Freddie Boyle, piano and Rich Hill, bass
Tickets
--------------------------------------------
Tues, Dec 21, 7pm, Cotuit, MA, Cotuit Center for The Arts
TICKETS HERE
"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
SAT, JAN 1ST, 2022 AT 7:30PM,
PROVINCETOWN, MA
Crown & Anchor
TICKETS ON SALE SOON!
Book your room NOW!!
THE RETURN OF THE NEW
YEAR'S WEEKEND SHOW IN
PROVINCETOWN!!!!!!
We LOVE this longtime annual tradition in this
gorgeous seaside town
festively decorated by the gays.
(Does anyone do it better? Um, no.)
Make a weekend of it with tons of fabulous events
happening for First Light Provincetown
including fireworks just before my show on
Jan 1st!
Stay/Dine and be Entertained in one place in the
middle of it all!
Do NOT wait to book your waterfront room for best
viewing of fireworks. See the fireworks at dusk, get
some nosh-n-sip at the Crown Restaurant
then come to the show
to complete your holiday weekend!
ALL IN ONE PLACE! The HOTEL WILL sell out!
Tell them I sent you!!!!2022 dates keep 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.
www.ptownfilm.org
CLOSED MON & TUE
Waters Edge Cinema DEC 3 - 9
Please see below for this week's schedule at Waters Edge Cinema ...
We Are Now Showing Matinees!
C'MON C'MON
Fri, Sat & Sun @ 12:30, 4:30 & 7:30 PM
| Wed & Thurs @ 4:30 & 7:30 PM
Johnny is an emotionally stunted and soft spoken
radio journalist who travels the country
interviewing a variety of kids about their thoughts
concerning their world and their future. Then
Johnny's saddled with caring for his young
nephew Jesse. Jesse brings a new perspective
and, as they travel from state to state, effectively
turns the emotional tables on
Johnny. Starring Gaby Hoffmann and Joaquin
Phoenix. Written and directed by Mike Mills.
(Rated R, 1h 48m)
HOUSE OF GUCCI
Fri, Sat & Sun @ 12 NOON, 4 & 7:20
pm | Wed & Thurs @ 4 & 7:20 PM
When Patrizia Reggiani, an outsider from
humble beginnings, marries into the Gucci
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