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ProvincetownChamber of CommerceE-Happenings Newsletter
October 25th, 2019PROVINCETOWN CHAMBER VISITOR'S CENTER Hours: 10AM - 4PM
Beach Art ~ Courtesy of the wind & sea. Photo by Gail M. Vasques
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
2020
Membership Renewalshave been sent to you by e-mail.
Memberships are due by 10-31-19
Please send any updates/changes (by e-mail only)or request to have your forms and invoice resent:
PAYMENT
Pay by Credit card on line: https://ptownchamber.com/about/pay-online/
Pay by Credit card by phone:Call the Chamber Business Office 508-487-0174
Checks payable to:Provincetown Chamber, PO Box 1017 Provincetown, MA 02657
THANK YOU!
COMMUNITY & INFORMATIONALNOTICES
WILDLIFE HOTLINE CALL:508-375-3700
PROVINCETOWN EVENTDATES FOR THE 2020 CALENDARANOTHER PART OF THE ANNUAL GUIDE THAT WE NEED.
We also have been contacted by Visitors & Chamber Members inquiring abou t specific dates for 2020 events .
We’d like to organize the calendar to post on the Chamber website .
PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT AND SEND THE DATE + NAME OF EVENT + WEBSITEBASIC INFORMATION ONLY PLEASE
(Please be sure to include your website for further details and information)
Special Events ONLY please not weekly or ongoing activitiesSEND TO: [email protected]
THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP!
A celebration of Dotty’s life will be held in theMeadow at Edgewood Farm (3 Edgewood Way, Truro)
on Saturday October 26 at 2:00pm.
Donations in Dotty’s memories may be made to:Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill, PO Box 756, Truro, 02666
or Friends of Thai Daughters, PO Box 370, Trevett, ME 04571 USA
OBITUARYFORDOTTYMULCAHY
Winter Wednesdays 2020: Call for InstructorsFebruary 5 – March 25
At the Provincetown Schools, 12 Winslow Street
At the Provincetown Schools, 12 Winslow Street Winter Wednesdays 2020 is looking for instructors to share their hobbies, skills, or passions with thecommunity. To apply, send your name, contact information, a brief overview of your proposed course,including a syllabus and a short bio, to [email protected]. The application deadline isNovember 18, 2019. Instructors will receive a stipend for teaching. See more information about theprogram at www.winterwednesdays.org Winter Wednesdays, a free community program offering fun and interesting classes on a drop-in basis onWednesday evenings, returns in February and March 2020. Classes are open to everyone, and freetransportation and free childcare is available to residents of Provincetown, Truro,and Wellfleet. Classes take place Wednesday evenings from 6 – 8 pm at the Provincetown Schools, 12 Winslow Street (enter through the Grace Hall lot, by the playground).
THANK YOUBAY STATE CRUISE!
CC5 Credit For Life Fairat Nauset High School
at Nauset High SchoolEvery year, Cape Cod 5 sponsors the
Credit For Life Fair at Nauset High School.The fair provides valuable budgeting and personal financial managementlessons to help the students prepare for their life beyond high school.Volunteer participation in this program is a large part of its success
and a wonderful way to give back.No financial experience is necessary to participate.
Nauset Regional High School
November 8, 2019Approximately 8:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
If you are interested in volunteering, please contactJim Curran at Cape Cod 5 at [email protected]
“The Massachusetts Farm Energy Program (MFEP)is a joint project of the Center for EcoTechnology (CET) and the Massachusetts Department
of Agricultural Resources (MDAR).The program helps farms improve operations, reduce energy use, install renewables,
and save money! Specifically, MFEP provides grant application guidance,and has funds to help farms cover audits and energy projects.
For more information, or to get started, contact Megan Denardo at 413-727-3090 or [email protected].”
APPLICATION
Explore the Seashore in OctoberCape Cod National Seashore staff, researchers, and volunteers will close out the month of October with severalprograms focused on seashore resources. All programs are free and open to the public.
Bats of Cape Cod, with SUNY-ESF bat researcher Sarah-Jayne Collins, is scheduled for Tuesday, October 29 at 3 pmat Salt Pond Visitor Center in Eastham. This indoor program includes practical demonstrations of field surveyequipment and discussion of local bat populations, threats to the species, current status, and ongoing research.
Beech Forest Beauty Walk occurs on Sunday mornings at 10 am through the end of October. This 90-minuteguided stroll through Provincetown’s Beech Forest explores the forest habitat and may include displays of fall color.Reservations are required and may be made up to one week in advance by calling Province Lands Visitor Center at(508) 487-1256.
On the Trail with the Classics will be held at 2 pm on October 31. The 45-minute programs are set in locales thatinspired writers and poets, and include a one-mile walk. Enjoy Wyman Richardson’s descriptions of Nauset Marsh onOctober 31 (meet at the Salt Pond Visitor Center outdoor amphitheater).
Province Lands Visitor Center in Provincetown is open from 9 am to 5 pm through October 31. Salt Pond VisitorCenter in Eastham is open year-round. Operating hours are 9 am to 5 pm through October 14, then 9 am to 4:30 pm.
For information about Cape Cod National Seashore programs visithttps://www.nps.gov/caco/planyourvisit/ranger-guided-activities.htm
TheFuries
Check us out at www.HydroPowerCarpetCleaning.com or call 508-349-0025to speak with our customer service representatives.
EATS . EATS . EATSSend us your happening ... [email protected]
MAC'S FISH HOUSE WINE DINNER
NOPIOur third Fall Wine Dinner is inspired by Ramael Scully + Yatam Ottolenghi of
the famed London restaurant + cookbook NOPI. The collaboration brilliantly meldstwo world cuisines: Scully’s Malaysian-Australian roots with Ottolenghi’s Israeli-inspiredpalate. Together they create bold, vibrant food with a Mediterranean + Asian twist.
Don't miss this special dinner - your taste buds will thank you!
HAPPY HALLOWEEN! Our staff is dressing up in Gatsby gear and we encourage you tojoin the fun. We're awarding great prizes to the best dressed guests!
COST: $85.00 + tax and gratuity
LOCATION: Mac's Fish House 85 Shank Painter Rd, Provincetown
RESERVATIONS: Reservations required for Mac's Wine Dinners.Please call 508-487-6227 to reserve a seat. SPACE IS LIMITED.
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OCTOBER 2019 HAPPENINGSFAWC Fine Art Work Center
workshops, exhibitions, readings, talksPAAM Provincetown Art Association & Museum
workshops, exhibitions, concerts, talksTruro Center for the Art at Castle Hillworkshops, exhibitions, concerts, talks.
Bart Weisman Music
Bart Weisman MusicProvincetown Farmer's Market, Ryder St. Saturdays through 11/23 9am - 3pm
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Oct. 20-27 45th Annual Fantasia Fair – FantasiaFair.orgOct. 20-Nov. 2 Annual Day of the Dead Performing Arts FestivalOct. 23-27 Provincetown Roundup Weekend Serenity by the SeaProvincetown celebrates its 32nd year of recovery, unity, and service for the LGBTQ(Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans-gender, Queer, Questioning) community and all of our friendsOct. 25-26 Provincetown Ghost Tours – 90-minute walking tours explores old Provincetownbuildings and cemeteries and provides a taste of the town’s long history and reported ghoststories. Tickets at The Coffee Pot, 315 commercial street, Lopes SquareOct. 26 The Ptown Ghost Hunt – Join one of the stars of TLC’s Kindred Spirits and the SyFyChannel Ghost Hunters alum Adam Berry for an investigation of the First UniversalistChurch, one of Provincetown’s most notorious haunts – PtownGhosthunt.comOctober 20th - 27th Fantasia Fair a week dedicated to celebrating diversitywith transgender events since 1975. Fantasia Fair offers trans and nonbinary people, aswell as their partners and families, the opportunity to not just be accepted but celebratedwith various workshops, dinners, talks, and dancing. Oct. 31 Provincetown Rec’s 5th Annual Greet N’ Treat, 4:30-6 pm (the kids paradethrough town 3:30-4:30).Looking for businesses and organizations to decorate a vehicle andhand out candy to kids! The kids go trick-or-treating from vehicle to vehicle on Motta Field.Oct. 30 -Nov. 3 Halloween in Provincetown BOO! Haunted Bike Tour, Balls! Parties!Costumes! Haunted attractions, stroll around Commercial St. ... See the amazing costumes& Be seen, kids parade and much more! Call your favorite Restaurant and Accommodation.Oct. 31- Nov. 2 Spooky Bears and Costume BallsNov. 2 Black & Gold Halloween Ball w/ DJ Lina @ Town Hall Tickets on sale 9-14-19
Provincetown Ghost Tours
Provincetown Ghost Tours Pilgrims, Pirates and People of the Past fill thesights and sounds of this historical walking tour.
90 minute walking tours depart fromThe Coffee Pot
315 commercial street, Lopes Square, Provincetown Center
Ghost Tours 8:00pm in Fall October 25, 26
ClickheretoMakeaGhostTourReserva@on
Friday, October 25, 2019 from 6:00 PM-9:00 PM (EDT)Silva Ataxia Foundation Second Annual Fundraiser
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Please join us in our mission to find a cure for Machado Joseph's Disease at afundraising event benefiting the Silva Ataxia Foundation.
Each $125 Ticket Includes:Two Drink TicketsHors d'oeuvresSilent Auction
If you are unable to join us at this fundraising event, please consider joining thefight with an online donation at https://silvaataxiafoundation.org/donate/.Every donation that is made from now until October 25, 2019 will be entered
into a drawing to win one of ten prints by artists Bill Evaul or Lois Griffel.
We want you to know that it is the heart of our small community that gives us hopeful hearts.Each and every one of you are important to us and we are thankful for your interest, your
encouragement, your friendship and your prayers.For more information on the Silva Ataxia Foundation and our mission,
we encourage you to check out our Hopeful Heart June 2019 newsletter.
$100 of each ticket is tax deductible. Please RSVP by October 18, 2019.
TICKETS DONATE
The Center for Coastal Studiesis pleased to announce that renowned Marine Ecologist, Leila Hatch, PhD,
will be the Keynote Speaker at the Center’s annual Celebration of Women inScience & Chase-Miller Policy Forum Lecture
on Friday, October 25 from 4 – 6 pm.Dr. Hatch will present “Can you hear me here? Understanding and
protecting underwater soundscapes in US National Marine Sanctuaries.”Leila Hatch works for the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and is based atStellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary, a marine protected area managed by NOAA off the coast ofMassachusetts. She studies the ways that animals use sound underwater, and the impacts of noiseproduced by human activities on marine environments. Her groundbreaking work was featured in theaward-winning documentary “Sonic Sea”.
"We are thrilled and honored to welcome Leila as our Keynote Speaker at the Center’s Celebration ofWomen in Science," commented Rich Delaney, President and CEO of the Center for Coastal Studies. "Herwork in marine acoustics is addressing one of the most serious emerging ocean issues, and she is aterrific inspiration to all young scientists.”
Dr. Hatch began working for NOAA in 2006 after serving as a fellow with the US House of Representatives’Resources Committee. She received a BS from Yale College and a PhD from Cornell University, both inEcology and Evolutionary Biology. Her doctoral work used molecular genetic and acoustic tools to identifypopulation boundaries among northern hemisphere fin whales. Along the way she participated in researchprograms off the coasts of Australia, Madagascar, Hawaii, California, and Massachusetts studying potentialimpacts from a variety of human activities (e.g. whale-watching, vessel traffic, military sonars, activeacoustic research sources) on whale and dolphin populations.The Lecture will be followed by the announcement of the winner of the 2019 Ruth Hiebert MemorialFellowship, awarded annually to women who are pursuing degrees and careers in marine science.“The Center has embraced the goal of supporting young women who want to pursue studies and careers inscience right from its beginning 43 years ago," said Delaney. "Many of those women have gone on tobecome leaders in their chosen fields.”
This event is free and open to all. Space is limited and reservations are recommended. For moreinformation call 508-487-3622 x 103 or email [email protected].
About the Chase-Miller Policy Forum The Chase-Miller Policy Forum is a series of free lectures and discussions designed to educate the public onthe role of science in public policy as it relates to the marine environment. This forum was made possible
by the generous support of Linda B. Miller, PhD, a long-time patron and member of the CCS Board ofDirectors.
Ken Fulk & Twenty Summers
RSVPTODAY
We'dlovetoseeyouSaturday,October26th6-10pmatJohnDowd'shomeandstudioforaneveningofgreatOldeNewEnglandfareandshowtunesaroundtheplayerpiano!
Don'tmissoutonthisone-of-a-kindeveningwithincrediblefoodfromGaryDanko,BarbaraLynch,
MichaelCeraldi,andJasonLanceWeisman,cocktailsfromStrangers&
Saints,andmuchmore!
Pleasejoinusinthankingtheevening'ssponsors,Spindler's,
ShoalHopeCiderworks,ProvincetownBrewingCompany,
andStrangers&Saints.
Forsponsorshipopportunities,pleasecontactTwentySummersdirector
ROUNDUPINFORMATION
REGISTER
ARTISTRESIDENCY:COMMUNITYWALKTHROUGH(Truro)ACommunityWalkThroughatEdgewoodFarmwilltakeplaceonWednesdayOctober30from4–6pmatEdgewoodFarm.
WeinvitethecommunitytowanderaboutthecampusatEdgewoodFarmandlookattheworkof3arGstswhoarelivingatEdgewoodFarmforthepastmonth.2PaintersandaPrintmaker!ThesearGstshavehadtheluxuryofGmeandspacetocreatetheirworkinabeauGfulenvironmenttoexplorethebeaches&beautyofTruroandtofocusontheworktheycametoproduceinalovelyhistoricproperty!
DarcyHuebler:"IamapainterandassociatedeanatCalArtsintheSchoolofArt...ThebestmemoriesofmychildhoodaresummersinTruro.TheCape’snotablefeatures,withtheocean,bay,andProvincelandsincloseproximity,profoundlyinfluencedmeinthoseyears.BeinginGmatelyfamiliarwiththearea,theresidencyprogramofferstheopportunityforakeenlycenteredexperience.Inanutshell,IseekarareintervaltofindGmetoexpandonideasandpushmaterialstoprobe‘theinfinitelimitsofthings’throughmywork."
SheisnotastrangertoTruroasherfatherwasDouglasHueblerandoneoftheearlyConceptualArGstswho’sworkwasshownatMOMA,TheGuggenheimandPaulaCooperGalleryinNY.ShecametoTruroeverysummerandspentthesummerrightaroundthecornerformEdgewoodFarm!
KathrynLynch:"MypainGngsarebasedonmyimmediatesurroundings-IabsorbthelightandfeelingofbeinginaspecificplaceataspecificGme-themoodinmypainGngscapturesthebeautyofnaturewhilealsoalludingtotheanguishoflossandimpermanence-theyareglimpsesoffleeGngmomentsthatechothemarchofGmeandourcurrentlackofenvironmentalprotecGons."
DavidSokol:"Artismychallengebutmostofallmyrefuge.Inaworlduncontrollable,makingartcreatesaplaceIcancreateandsolveproblems.TheseareaestheGcproblemsbutdrawonanddeveloprealcapaciGesinme.Iamlearning(inmyoldage)theimportanceofGmeinthecreaGonofart.IfcreaGngisrushedmuchgoodstuffis
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“WatchingeachofthemworkindependentlyontheirartisawonderfulthingtowatchandforthemtohavetheluxuryofGmeandspacetocreateatEdgewoodFarm”,saysCherieMi`enthal,ExecuGveArGsGcDirector.
Formoreinforma@on:CherieMiMenthalExecu@veAr@s@cDirector:508-349-7511
www.castlehill.org
HALLOWEEN 2019Provincetown Loves Halloween!
Oct. 25-26 Provincetown Ghost Tours – 90-minute walking tours explores oldProvincetown buildings and cemeteries and provides a taste of the town’s longhistory and reported ghost stories. Tickets at The Coffee Pot, 315 commercialstreet, Lopes SquareOct. 26 The Ptown Ghost Hunt – Join one of the stars of TLC’s Kindred Spiritsand the SyFy Channel Ghost Hunters alum Adam Berry for an investigation ofthe First Universalist Church, one of Provincetown’s most notorious haunts –PtownGhosthunt.comOct. 31 Provincetown Rec’s 5th Annual Greet N’ Treat, 4:30-6pm (the kidsparade through town 3:30-4:30).Looking for businesses and organizations todecorate a vehicle and hand out candy to kids! The kids go trick-or-treatingfrom vehicle to vehicle on Motta Field.Oct. 30 -Nov. 3 Halloween in Provincetown BOO! Balls! Parties! Costumes!Haunted attractions, stroll around Commercial St. ... See the amazing costumes& Be seen, kids parade and much more! Call your favorite Restaurant andAccommodation.Oct. 31- Nov. 2 Spooky Bears and Costume BallsNov. 3 Last Tea Dance at the BoatslipNov. 2 Black & Gold Halloween Ball w/ DJ Lina @ Town Hall Tickets on sale
BLACK&GOLDTICKETS
FREE PARKINGSTARTING IN NOVEMBER
in all municipal parking lotsCOME VISIT!
NOVEMBER 2019FAWC Fine Art Work Center
workshops, exhibitions, readings, talksPAAM Provincetown Art Association & Museum
workshops, exhibitions, concerts, talks
workshops, exhibitions, concerts, talksTruro Center for the Art at Castle Hillworkshops, exhibitions, concerts, talks.
Bart Weisman MusicProvincetown Farmer's Market,
Ryder St. Saturdays through 11/23 9am - 3pmSoup Kitchen in Provincetown at
Provincetown United Methodist Church,10 Shank Painter Rd, Monday-Friday 12:30-1:30
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Nov. 1 Provincetown Annual Day of the Dead Performing Arts Festival – Inspired by theMexican traditions of El Día de los Muertos - art workshops, an ofrenda exhibition, aprocession, performing arts and a dance party.Nov. 2 The Halloween Ball at Town Hall (Black and Gold Ball)Nov. 11 Veteran’s DayNov. 14-17 Mr. New England LeatherNov. 23 PBG Drag BingoNov. 27 Lighting of the PMPM Monument Wednesday, 5-7pmNov. 27-Dec. 1 Thanksgiving Weekend (Wednesday-Sunday) ~ Start your holiday shoppingin Provincetown’s unique shops and galleries! Also ARTS & CRAFTS SHOWat Town Hall.Nov. 28 Thanksgiving Day ~ Call your favorite restaurant to reserve your spot early!Nov. 30 Lighting of the Lobster Pot Tree, created by Julian Popko’s Family, Lopes Square –Nov. 30 “Tis the Season for Giving” AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod
Alzheimer’s Awareness Monthaims to educate the public about the disease, which affects so many.
The Alzheimer’s Family Support Center of Cape Codwill conduct memory screenings
on November 13, free and open to all. RSVP by 11/12/19
MOREINFORMATION
November 14th, 2019 from 5:30pm to 7:30pmCharity event benefitting SKIP - Soup Kitchen In Provincetown
at Provincetown Brewing Co.
There will be complimentary appetizers and a cash bar available.This event is free to attend but we
encourage that guests bring a $10 donation.
NOVEMBER IN‐PERSON GROUP MEETING FORONLINE HOMEBUYER EDUCATION PARTICIPANTS
Spread The Word! Brought to you by the Community Development Partnership DATE: Monday, November 18th, 6pm – 7pm.PLACE: Community Development Partnership, 3 Main Street Mercantile, Unit 8, Eastham, 02642.FEE: $100 covers up to 2 people, fee includes refreshments and materials.
Attention Provincetown Residents: The Provincetown Community Housing Council is providing reimbursements for this class to
Provincetown residents who complete the course and receive certification.Contact Michelle Jarusiewicz at (508) 487-7087
or [email protected] for more information.
REGISTER: click here to register online for our November Group Meeting. Registering for a GroupMeeting grants you access to the online course. The Community Development Partnership offers an Online First Time Homebuyer EducationProgram for those who cannot attend our 3-night workshop. Program participants must complete theonline course and attend one In-Person Group Meeting in order to receive a Certificate ofCompletion. Our next In-Person Group Meetings take place on November 18th, January 27th,March 23rd, May 18th and June 22nd. We hope you'll spread the word. Attached please find a flyerthat you can post or share with your clients and visitors. Here are some reasons to receive First Time Homebuyer Education:1. Loans: Because we offer a certified program, our participants are eligible to apply to banks forcompetitive First Time Homebuyer loan programs and will learn about loans with below-market interest rates,low down payment costs and no private mortgage insurance. (These loans have income guidelines, and notall participants qualify.)2. Access to Down Payment and Closing Costs: Participants receive up-to-date information on grants inour geographic area. (These grants have income guidelines, and not all participants qualify.)3. Education: Informed consumers are most likely to make smart choices for a healthy financial future.Participants learn about how to work with attorneys, loan officers, realtors, home inspectors, insuranceagents, credit experts and more.
FallFeteTicketsHere!
OnSaturday,November16thourcommunitywillgatherforthe
ProvincetownTheater’sSecondAnnualFallFêteatthePilgrimHouse(336CommercialStreet).
Aneventtobenefitour2020seasonprogramming,
theeveningisamustforlocalfolkstomix,mingle,savoura5-coursemeal,
andpossiblyevendoalittleholidayshoppingduringourliveartauction–
donatedfromthefinestartistsonallofoldCapeCod.
AddtothisapreviewofsceneswiththestarsfromourupcomingproductionofIt’saWonderful
Life:ALiveRadioPlay(openingNovember21)andyou’lltotallyenjoyafulleveningoffinewining,
diningandgreatentertainment.
On Tuesday, November 19, 2019,the Center for Coastal Studies (CCS) Marine Debris and Plastics Program
will host a community celebration event, the Local Bounty Banquet,to raise matching funds in support of its ongoing effort to recover lost,
abandoned or discarded fishing gear from the ocean.
From 1979 – 1997, CCS held an annual Trash Fish Banquet as a fund-raiser and community outreach event.In a 1990 Boston Globe article, David DeKing, then the Center's executive director, said, "Our original goalwith the banquets was to address the woeful lack of sensibility to the ocean's resources. We've made a real
dent, I think.” Since then, many former “trash fish” species have been featured on
dent, I think.” Since then, many former “trash fish” species have been featured onseafood menus around the region.
This year, the Local Bounty Banquet will continue in the spirit of the Trash Fish Banquet, celebrating theincreased “sensibility to the ocean’s resources” and recognizing the contribution made by commercial
fishermen to the health of the Cape Cod Bay ecosystem. The Banquet will highlight the CCS fishing gearremoval project and will feature seafood and other dishes contributed by supporting chefs.
Since 2013, the CCS fishing gear removal project has involved commercial lobstermen recovering lost,abandoned or discarded fishing gear from the bottom of the Bay (including nets, rope, traps, buoys, cable,
monofilament, etc.) which is then either returned to the owner, recycled or incinerated for electricity.Over 85,000 pounds of DFG has been recovered to date.
The 2019 recovery effort was funded by the NOAA Marine Debris Program.
The Local Bounty Banquet will begin at 5 pm with a cocktail hour at theCenter for Coastal Studies, 5 Holway Avenue, Provincetown.
The evening includes a buffet at St. Peter’s event hall; a brief presentation by Laura Ludwigabout the project and the collaborating fishermen; a slide show depicting scenes from the
project over the years; music by special guests; an exhibit of artwork featuring marine debriscontributed by diverse artists; and special Local Bounty Banquet tee-shirts. Tickets will be
available to the general public for a prix fixe,and will go on sale in November.
For more information about the program, to pre-register for the Banquet or to volunteer,please contact Laura Ludwig, CCS Marine Debris & Plastics Program, 207-263-5300
THANKSGIVINGIN PROVINCETOWN
Governor Bradford 508.487.2781The Mews 508.487.1500
Napi's 508.487.1145The Pointe 508.487.6767The red Inn 508.487.7334
Tin Pan Alley 508.487.1648Strangers & Saints 508.487.1449
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Thanksgiving Fine Arts And Craft ShowWe have a few spaces left for Artists and Fine crafts-artisans
We have a few spaces left for Artists and Fine crafts-artisansfor information call 508-487-4096 or email [email protected]
PBG ULTIMATE FALL & WINTER& HOLIDAY GUIDE TO PROVINCETOWN
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ONGOING 2019Click for more event listings
HOW “Stay Strong” Women’s Cancer Support Group Lower/Outer CapeMeets on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month from 1 – 2:15pm.
at the Truro Public Library, Standish Way, Truro
Programs at Cape Cod National Seashore
Bowersock Gallery373 Commercial Street - Provincetown
Contact:SteveBowersock/508-487-4994
Boo!! A Special Halloween Exhibition at Bowersock Gallery
Saturday, November 2nd, 2019Opening Reception: 1-3pm
Halloween is upon us, afoot and affright!
A Special “Boo”wersock Gallery presentation this night: Saturday, November 2nd, 2019
Opening Reception: 1-3pm
A Special “Boo”wersock Gallery presentation will feature: Adams, McCartin, Waldron,Gams galore…Bess, Bowersock, Woodman, Kordic and more!
Our ghostalicious artists will masterfully present ethereal works filled with spirit,color and dimensions of “sight” and light.
Join us for an evening of wine and chocolate as we indulge those unseen to come forththrough divinely inspired brushstrokes!
Bert Jackson Quartet - BJQBert Jackson, Paul Lesniak,
Roe Osborn, Dave DilloJazz & Latin standards & originals
Sunday Jazz Brunch 11AM–2PMCall 508-487-7334 for reservations
Oct 27 - BJQ - The red InnNov 03 - BJQ - The red Inn(11/3/19 last for the season!)(11/3/19 last for the season!)
Full listing at bertland.com
PMPM’s hours for the upcoming holidays.
Closed: Thurs. Nov 28th (Thanksgiving Day)
Open: Fri. Nov 29th – Sun. Dec 8th (For Holly Folly, normal hours: 9AM-5PM) Closed: Mon. Dec. 9th – Wed. Dec 11th
Mon. Dec. 16th – Wed. Dec. 18thMon. Dec 23 – Thus. Dec 26th (Day after Christmas Day)
Open: Fri. Dec. 27th (Normal Hours: 9AM-5PM)
Sat. Dec. 28 (Normal Hours: 9AM-5PM)Sun. Dec. 29th (Special Hours 9am- 3:30pm to setup for First Light Party)
Mon. Dec. 30th (Normal Hours: 9AM-5PM)Tues. Dec. 31st (Special Hours 9am-2pm)
MoreInfoandTickets
COANEWSLETTER
SUEDEPop/Jazz/Blues Artist
Saturday, October 26, Women of the Harbor Festival!UU Church of Brunswick, Brunswick, ME 7:30pm
Thursday, December 12, 7:30pmCotuit Center for the Arts
Ho Ho Holiday Show! You may even sing along on this one. When I tell you.
Monday, December 30th, 8pmCrown & Anchor
Annual New Year's Weekend Show - First Light ProvincetownIncluding fireworks! Tickets on sale soon! - Book your room at The Crown NOW!!!!!
Tuesday, December 31, 2019 - 2pm & 3pmFirst Night Chatham!
St. Christopher's Episcopal Church Chatham, MA, the elbow of the Cape
Always more to come so stay tuned! More info HERE
TICKETS
TICKETS
Waters Edge Cinema237 Commercial St, Provincetown, MA 02657
Phone: (508) 413-9369
OCTOBER 25 - OCTOBER 30CLOSED 10/31
ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD: REISSUEFri-Tues @ 6pmA faded television actor and his stunt double strive to achieve fame and success in the filmindustry during the final years of Hollywood's Golden Age in 1969 Los Angeles. StarringLeonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt & Margot Robbie in the 9th film by writer, director & PIFF 2008Filmmaker on the Edge, Quentin Tarantino. Includes bonus footage & materials! (Rated R,approx. 170 min)
JUDYDaily @ 4 & 6:30pmLegendary performer Judy Garland arrives in London in the winter of 1968 to perform aseries of sold-out concerts. Starring Renee Zellweger, Jessie Buckley, Finn Wittrock, RufusSewell and Michael Gambon. (Rated PG-13, 118 min)
SPECIAL EVENTBULLY. COWARD. VICTIM. THE STORY OF ROY COHNWed October 30 @ 7:30pmA look at the life and work of legendary and controversial attorney Roy Cohn; Senator JosephR. McCarthy’s top counsel during investigations into Communist activities in the 1950s andDonald Trump’s former personal lawyer, fixer and mentor. Q & A with director Ivy Meeropol &reception to follow. Tickets: $20.00 (Not Rated, 94 min)
Waters Edge Cinema. Tickets available at provincetownfilm.org
Check website for new listings: Payomet.org 508-349-2929
PROVINCETOWN ARTASSOCIATION & MUSEUM
(PAAM)WWW.PAAM.ORG
Color Beyond Description Jay Milder's
The Watercolors ofCharles Hawthorne, Hans Hofmann,and Paul Resika
the exhibition is on viewAugust 30-November 3, 2019
PAAM presents Color Beyond Description: TheWatercolors of Charles Hawthorne,
Hans Hofmann, and Paul Resika.Curated by artists Rob DuToit and Donald Beal.
Jay Milder's"Unblotting the Rainbow"
Sept. 13-Nov. 10, 2019An exhibition of work curated by Adam Zucker,
A thematic exhibition that focuses on a combination ofExpressionist painting and mystical symbolism across six
decades.
Provincetown PublicLibrary
More information:www.ProvincetownLibrary.org
508.487.7094
Tuesdays & Thursdays 10:00 -11am Walk-In Tech Help at the Library
Fridays 10:00 am Library Crafty Coffee Hour
OCTOBEREVENTS
Last October Movie - War of the Worlds
MORENOVEMBERLIBRARYEVENTS
MORENOVEMBERLIBRARYEVENTS
November 5th 11am - Astrology and Family: Neptune, Uranus, & Pluto Learn more about how engaging with the transpersonal planets of Neptune, Uranus, and Pluto and ourhigher selves leads to profound family healing. Q & A session aferwards. Local astrologer Martha Clarkeexplains all! www.marthaclarkeastrology.com
November 7, 14, & 21 6:00 - 7:30 pm Thursday Turkey Time: Crafting with Deb Create the perfect fallcenterpiece for all you literature lovers! Learn how to craft a paper turkey using old books with craftingafcionado and Library staff member, Deb
November 9th 3pm Out Late with Diana Di Gioia Singer/songwriter Diana Di Gioia describes her songs ascombining “word nerd lyrical skills with rock ‘n’ roll energy”. She'll be bringing her award winning music,along with her band, Out Late.
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November 9th Mosquito Slam @ PTC
A whopping roster of 10 local storytellershit our Provincetown Theater stage lastweekend and completely wowed a sold-out crowd at the Mosquito Story Slam.
Heads up for the next slam:November 9th poses the theme,“Should I go or Should I stay?”
Sign up at 6:30pm, slam it at 7pm.Cash bar open throughout the night.
PROVINCETOWN 400 EVENTSAbout Provincetown 400
Provincetown 400 today announced that the Boston Gay Men’s Chorus has been added to the program of events inSeptember 2020, to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the Mayflower Pilgrims first landing in the new world inProvincetown in 1620.
On September 13, 2020, the Boston Gay Men’s Chorus, featuring up to 200 members, will arrive in Provincetown viaferry and will perform three selections that reflect the occasion during a ceremony to honor the Mayflower Pilgrims.An estimated 2,000 members of the General Society of Mayflower Descendants will attend a ceremony inProvincetown Harbor where they will lay a wreath in the Harbor to honor their ancestors. There will be a re-enactment of the signing of the Mayflower Compact, followed by a “Pilgrims Procession” by the GSMD, escorted bymembers of King Hiram’s Lodge of the Provincetown Masons and the New Plimmoth Gard who will march fromProvincetown Harbor to the Pilgrim Monument where they will have lunch.
“We’re honored to participate in marking the historic arrival in Provincetown of the Pilgrims, who were seeking thefreedom to worship and live as they chose, and to honor the Native People who were already here,” said CraigCoogan, executive director of Boston Gay Men’s Chorus. “Provincetown has long been a beacon of freedom for ourcommunity and we look forward to celebrating its unique place in history.”
It was in Provincetown Harbor where the Pilgrims signed the Mayflower Compact, the first governing document ofcolonial America. The ceremony will take place near the Mayflower II replica, which will be berthed in ProvincetownHarbor from September 10-14.
Provincetown 400 is overseen by the Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum, led by co-chairs Dr. K. DavidWeidner, PMPM Executive Director, and Lori Meads, President and CEO of Seamen’s Bank.
“The musical performance by the Boston Gay Men’s Chorus will add a dynamic element to the commemorativeevent. Having the Chorus serve as the anchor for our program will lift everyone’s spirits as we pay tribute tothe Mayflower Pilgrims and to the native Wampanoag people who were here before them,” said Dr. Weidner. “Weare looking forward to welcoming over 500,000 new visitors who will travel during 2020 to Provincetown for the400th commemoration.”For information on events, tickets and sponsorships please visit: www.provincetown400.org
Provincetown 400 Timeline of Events
2019
September 19 Fundraiser for Provincetown 400, “Humor for Humanity with Comedian Jimmy Tingle,”Provincetown Town Hall, 7 pm (VIP reception at 5:30pm at Edwige Restaurant, Provincetown)
2020
April 24 Provincetown 400 kickoff event in coordination with Plymouth 400 launch
June – August Mayflower Compact re-enactments and historic talks at the Pilgrim Monument andProvincetown Museum
September 10-14 Mayflower Descendants Weekend (General Society of Mayflower Descendants-GSMD)
Mayflower II in Provincetown Harbor featuring additional Mayflower Compact re-enactments (Ticketed event)September 12 – Gala event at the PMPM (Ticketed event)September 13 – GSMD Memorial wreath laying in the harbor, a re-enactment of thesigning of the Mayflower Compact, followed by a march to the Monument and lunch with2,000 GSMD members, patriotic songs by the Boston Gay Men’s ChorusSeptember 14 – Sunrise farewell to the Mayflower II as she sets sail for her return hometo Plymouth, Mass.
November 11 Date when the Pilgrims landed in Provincetown and the 2020 Annual Lighting of thePilgrim Monument with a spectacular fireworks display synchronized to music
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