Provincetown Chamber of CommerceE-Happenings Newsletter

APRIL 19th, 2019

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

CLICKHERETOMAKEARESERVATION

PROVINCETOWN- TRURO - WELLFLEET - EASTHAM - ORLEANS - CHATHAM -

BREWSTER - HARWICH - DENNIS

FREE DAILY SHUTTLE FOR GROCERIES

Cape Cab and The Funk Bus will be offering a free daily shuttleto and from Orleans Shaw’s and Friends Market

until the end of the Stop and Shop closure.

Departing at 1030am daily from the Provincetown Bus Stop -one hour maximum shopping time.

STARTS MONDAY APRIL 15TH.MAXIMUM 14 PASSENGERS PER TRIP,

FIRST COME FIRST SERVE - YOU CAN RESERVE BYEMAILING DISPATCH@MERCEDESCAB.COM

WITH THE DAY YOU PLAN TO TRAVEL AND A CONTACT NAME & NUMBER.

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

THANK YOUCAPE CAB AND FUNK BUS!

PHASE4COMMERCIALSTREETPAVINGPROJECT -PROVINCETOWN

Reminder! There will be NO PARKING on Commercial Street

from Allerton Street to Howland Streets Monday thru Friday from 7am to 5pm.

This will go into effect Monday March 25th and last until the end of June.

Please seek alternate parking now.

You can also expect detours and delays while driving in these areas as well.

TOWN WIDE PAVING PLAN

Starting the week of April 22nd the Town will be doing paving work as part of the Town Wide Paving Plan. This year’s plan includes Freeman Street, Nickerson Street, Nelson Avenue, Railroad Avenue, Standish

Street from Bradford Street to Cemetery Road and Commercial Street from the West End Parking Lot to the area at 24 Commercial Street. We will have more detailed information on this project in the coming weeks.

We also plan to do door to door notice so you will be informed when your street is being done.

SHANK PAINTER ROAD PROJECTDPW has held numerous meetings and will continue to hold meetings regarding the Shank Painter Road Project. The next meeting will be held on Monday April 22nd at 6:00pm and the Select Board meeting in

Judge Welsh room. All are encouraged to attend.

FACEBOOKProvincetown DPW now has a Facebook page. Please like our page and tell your friends!

Thank you for your cooperation and understanding during these very important construction projects. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact Sherry Prada, Operations Director at 508-487-7060 or sprada@provincetown-ma.gov. Please

check the Town's web site for updates as well.

BOURNE BRIDGE LANE RESTRICTIONS Maintenance work on the Bourne Bridge will continue through about May 23, 2019. During the work, travel over the Bourne Bridge will be reduced from two lanes in each direction to ONE WIDER 12-FOOT LANE IN EACH DIRECTION. State and local police will be on duty at all times work is being performed.The lane restrictions will remain in place 24 hours per day. Travel delays are likely during the morning and afternoon peak travel periods. Traffic signs, message boards and bridge work alert emails will be used to help inform motorists about pending lane restrictions and bridge work.

To sign up for bridge work alert emails email CapeCodCanalBridges@usace.army.mil with the subject title"Bridge Work Alerts."

This bridge work is critical to maintaining the structural integrity of the bridges, which are a vital component to the transportation system of Cape Cod, & the Islands.

Additionally, updates are available from the Corps' New England District via Facebook and Twitter: on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/CorpsNewEngland; on Twitter: http://twitter.com/CorpsNewEngland. Or visit the District website at http://www.nae.usace.army.mil.

“Stay Strong”Women’s Cancer Support Group

Women’s Cancer Support GroupLower/Outer Cape

The “Stay Strong” Women’s Cancer Support Group —meets on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month at theTruro Public Library, on Standish Way in Truro, from 1 – 2:15pm. This support groups is a meeting for women diagnosed with cancer and survivors of cancer. Even though many peoplereceive support from friends and family, the number one reason people join a support group is to be with others whohave similar cancer experiences. Some research shows that joining a support group improves bothquality of life and survival.

The objectives of the “Stay Strong” Women’s Cancer Support Group are to:Help you feel better, more hopeful, and not so aloneGive you a chance to talk about your feelings and work through themHelp you cope with side effects of treatmentShare available resources

The “Stay Strong” Women’s Cancer Support Group is led by cancer survivor and registered nurse Ginny Dutra and isfacilitated by a staff member from Helping Our Women (HOW). HOW provides supportive services to empower womenin Provincetown, Truro, Wellfleet and Eastham who have been diagnosed with chronic, life threatening or disablingillnesses.

For more information or if you have any questions about the “Stay Strong” Women’s Cancer Support Group, contactGinny at ginny.2000@hotmail.com. To learn more about HOW visit www.helpingourwomen.org

Provincetown AirportClosure

March 18 - April 18DuetoanFAAmandatedrunwayimprovementproject,theTownofProvincetownwillbeclosingProvincetownMunicipalAirportMonday,March18throughMondayApril8,2019.TheProvincetownAirportCommissionworkingwithCapeAirhasmadeeveryefforttoreducetheclosuretotheminimumtimenecessarytocarryouttheconstruction.Duringthistime,CapeAirwillnotbeabletooperateGlightsinandoutofPVC.CapeAirplanstoresumenormaloperationsonTuesday,April9,2019,unlessotherwiseadvisedbyTownofGicials.CapeAirandtheTownapologizefortheinconveniencetopassengers.Whilethesecircumstancesareoutsideofouroperationalcontrol,weapologizefortheinconvenience.CustomersticketedfortravelduringthisperiodmayrebookforaGlightdepartingfromnearbyHyannis,rebookforadifferentdateoutof

fortravelduringthisperiodmayrebookforaGlightdepartingfromnearbyHyannis,rebookforadifferentdateoutofProvincetown,orreceivearefund.

Rebooking to another flight/day*Ifyouoriginallybookedonlineatwww.capeair.com,youcanusuallyrebooktoanotherGlightonourwebsite* Or please contact us at 800-CAPE-AIR (800-227-3247) to make changes to your itinerary.Refunds* If you purchased your ticket directly with Cape Air and wish to cancel and request a refund, please email:refunds@capeair.com

Please provide the following information:· Passenger Name· Confirmation Code· Ticket Number· Contact Telephone number·* If you purchased your ticket from another airline, agency, or online website, please contact your original bookingsource.Refund requests must be made prior to the expiration date of the ticket.

CAPE AIR

Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum Will be Lit in Blue forAutism Awareness Month Starting April 2, 2019

Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museumwill be lit in blue for Autism Awareness Month

April 2 – April 30, 2019 Dusk to dawn(Photo of Amy Rogers and daughter Anna, courtesy of Amy Rogers)

ThePilgrimMonumentandProvincetownMuseum(PMPM)willbefloodedin

BLUELIGHTstar:ngApril2,2019,forWorldAu:smDay“LightitupBlue”andwillcon:nuethroughouttheen:remonthofAprilforAu:smAwarenessMonth.Thisisthefirst:meever

thattheMonumentwillbelitinblueandjoinstheProvincetownTownHallinpar:cipa:ng

inAu:smAwarenessmonth.

AmyRogersofTruro,whose17yearolddaughterAnnahasau:sm,spearheadedthe

effort.“Istartedraisingawarenessforau:smbypuPngbluelightsonthelamppostoutsidemyhomeseveralyears

ago.Now,tohavethePilgrimMonumentlitinbluetospreadawarenessaboutau:smistrulyaremarkablegesture,”

saidAmyRogers.

PilgrimMonumentandProvincetownMuseumBoardofTrusteesPresidentCourtneyHurstsaysthatligh:ngthe

Monumentinbluetoraiseawarenessaroundau:smfitsinwiththeorganiza:on’smission.“TheMonumentisa

beacontoallinourcommunityandasymbolofacceptanceandtolerance.Peoplewithau:smoWen:mesarenot

acceptedfortheirdifferencesandtheboardagreedthatthey’reagroupofpeoplewhocoulduseashininglightin

theirhonor.”

AccordingtotheCentersforDiseaseControl,au:sm,orau:smspectrumdisorder(ASD),affectsanes:mated1in59

childrenintheUnitedStatesandisadevelopmentaldisabilitythatcancauseavarietyofchallengesinbehavior,social

skillsandcommunica:on.

AmyhasalsoworkedwiththetownofTrurotoputupbluelightsatthePoliceSta:onandtheLibrary.Shehascreated

theFacebookpageLightUpBlueTrurotoincreaseawarenessofau:sm.

Theblueligh:ngeffectontheMonumentisbeingmadepossiblewiththehelpofAmy’shusbandMichaelRogersand

ChrisRacine,Opera:onsManagerandDJattheCrown&Anchor.

Wage And Hour And Immigration Compliance For The Hospitality IndustryHear from the U.S. Department of Labor

regarding enforcement and bring your questions!

When: Tuesday, May 6, 2019Time: 10AM-12PM

Where: Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce5 Patti Page Way, Centerville

REGISTER

OPEN FOR 2019

Gale Force Bikes - Rental, Sales and Service144 Bradford St Extension (corner of West Vine)

508-487-4849www.galeforcebikes.com

Open for the Season

Bring your bicycle in for a tune-up or stop by and see our selection of new andused Cannondale, Schwinn and GT bikes.

ART'S DUNE TOURS...and so much more!

ART'SDUNETOURS

FANIZZI'SRESTAURANTIsOpenDuringRoadWork.

PleaseparkattheSurfSidehotelandwalkrightonover.Pleasewatchyourstep.

EnterSurfSideparkinglotontheBradfordStreetside.Weareopeneverydayat11:30AMandSunday10:00AMforour

SundayBrunchBuffet,Allyoucaneatfor$14.95.

Don'tforgetaboutourEarlyBirdsSpecialsfrom4:30-6:00PMandourFridaynightFishFryfor$15.99anditcomeswithourhousesalad.

at Fanizzi's Restaurant

THE COFFEE POTin Lopes Square

IS OPENCALL IN YOUR ORDER 508-487-2580

Or stop in and say Hello!

Open Early for BreakfastDelicious Coffee, Tea, Smoothies,

Omelets, 'Eggcellent' Egg Sandwiches, Bake Good, Breakfast Burritos ...

LunchSandwiches, Paninis, Wraps, Salads, Burritos, Burgers

Seafood - Fish sandwiches, Lobster Rolls, Clams, Shrimp ...

click below to seeSo Much More …

CAPE TIP SEAFOODOpening May 2

Open 10am - 6pmDaily Specials

Celebrating Our 40th Season!

Opening Day 2019

Friday, April 12th

Doors Open @ 11:30am

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2019 PROVINCETOWN ART GUIDEBEGINS PRODUCTION!!!

PLEASE SEND MATERIALS AT YOUREARLIEST CONVENIENCE

If you have not yet signed up for 2019,NOW is the time!!!

We thank you for the continued great response to the guide and look forward to having you

on board once again this year!! Please contact patricia@provincetownartguide.com

with any questions

REVIEW THE 2018 ART GUIDE HERE

For More Info- PLS contactpatricia@provincetownartguide.com

LONG POINT STUDIO 508 . 487. 6681

SIGN UP TODAY for the 2019provincetown INSIDER

where to SHOP, PLAY, EAT & STAY

where to SHOP, PLAY, EAT & STAYOur highly popular retail guide, published by

Long Point Studio, creators of

Provincetown ART GUIDE,continues to reach a diverse audience. In addition to our wide circulation of

30,000 high quality, full color publications from June through October, numerous individuals request guides to insert in special events and wedding

gift bags throughout the summer on the lower Cape.

The Tourism Office and Chamber of Commercerequest frequent restocks of INSIDER guides and we receive

great responses from visitors who have begun to look for and collect the guide annually.

Guides are distributed to guesthouses, hotels, shops, galleries, theaters, transportation centers(including Cape Air and Fast Ferry), coffee shops, restaurants and Chambers of Commerce.

We will continue to make provincetown INSIDER a wonderful souvenir through our annual feature of stunning Provincetown images by well-known photographers.

CLICK HERE for 2019 RATES PDF

July 12th to July 21st

Kickoff Party is Thursday, July 11th at Cape Cod Beer in Hyannis.THE CAPE COD HYDRANGEA FESTIVAL A ten-day summer garden celebration that includes the opening of gardens Cape-wide and hydrangea/garden themed promotions and events, all promoted by theCape Cod Chamber of Commerce and local chambers and benefiting local businessand non-profits. Open gardens and all events would be located on Cape Cod, fromProvincetown to Woods Hole.Cape non-profits will find homeowners/gardeners who are willing to have theirgardens open during the festival. Gardens can be open for one day only or forseveral days. All gardens will charge $5.00 for entry and this money will go directly to the non- profit. Non profits can add othersales or events to increase their fundraising.Any Cape non-profit or for-profit business. For current Cape Cod Chamber members, participation would be free. Businesses andnon-profits that are not Cape Cod Chamber members can join the Hydrangea Festival for $50.00. Participation includes beinglisted on the festival website and all promotional materials. To register your organization/gardens or event, please contact GretaGeorgieva at the Cape Cod Chamber -greta@capecodchamber.orgBusinesses can hold special events, educational seminars, sales and displays. For several years Cape Cod Beer has organized acocktail trail of hydrangea themed cocktails across Cape Cod. More restaurants are welcome to join. We are actively looking formore businesses to participate in a multitude of ways in 2019.To register your events, or be part of the cocktail trail please contact Beth Marcus at Cape Cod Beer -beth@capecodbeer.comTo become a sponsor please contact CL Fornari at: clfornari@yahoo.comFor more information: www.capecodchamber.org/hydrangea-fest

APRIL 2019FREE PARKING

IN TOWN LOTS IN APRIL

Provincetown 400

April 12th Dolphin Fleet Whale Watching season has begun – WhaleWatch.com

FAWC FINE ARTS WORK CENTER Readings and Art Openings – FAWC.orgCASTLE HILL Spring Workshops – CastleHill.orgPAAM PROVINCETOWN ART ASSOCIATION AND MUSEUM exhibitions, concerts,talks – PAAM.org BART WEISMAN MUSIC SCHEDULE Tickets for the 15th Annual Provincetown JazzFestival are selling fast so please purchase your ticket today and Free Bus to Provincetown!

1 Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum Reopens Pilgrim-Monument.org1 April Fool’s Day12-15 Patriot’s Day Weekend13-14 Miss Gay Mass US of A – OnlyAtTheCrown.com19 Saturday, Passover begins at sunset21 Easter SundayApril 22 Earth DayApril 27 Run to the Top of the Pilgrim Monument - Fundraiser26-28 Moby-Dick Marathon at Provincetown Public Library – The Moby-Dick Marathon bringstogether over 120 participants to read Melville’s classic work aloud over three days for a total of 24 hours. The event honor s Provincetown’s maritime and literary heritage and an international group of Melvilleenthusiasts. –26-28 Gays for Patsy Annual Stomp: A Hoedown in P-town – – gfp.org

PMPM is open for the Season

Visitors can enjoy an invigorating climb up the iconic 252-foot granite Monument with 116 steps and 60ramps to take in the breathtaking 360-degree view of Provincetown, the tip of Cape Cod. For those who don’twant to climb the Monument, the beautiful grounds of the PMPM are the ideal setting to watch the hustle andbustle of the busy Provincetown Harbor.

The PMPM oversees Provincetown 400 which was established to guide the town’s commemoration activitiesfor the 400th anniversary of the arrival of the Mayflower Pilgrims in Provincetown, the signing ofthe Mayflower Compact, and to also share the story about the native peoples living here long before thePilgrims landed. Many exciting activities are planned in 2019 leading up to 2020 when a variety of festivitiesand educational programs will commence.The Monument was built to commemorate the Pilgrims’ first landing in the “new world” in Provincetown. TheProvincetown Museum exhibits the building of the monument, the arrival of the Mayflower Pilgrims, thetown’s rich maritime history and the early days of modern American theater in Provincetown. There is arecreation of a 19th century sea captain’s parlor at home and his quarters at sea, a diorama ofthe Mayflower Compact being signed aboard the Mayflower in Provincetown Harbor and a scale model of thefirst theater of the Provincetown Players.Fascinating artifacts of Provincetown and American history are on display that are sure to engage kids andadults alike including a Polar bear, musk ox and Inuit objects brought back by Provincetown native sonDonald B. MacMillan who explored the Arctic with explorer Robert E. Peary. The exhibition also includespieces from the local native Wampanoag tribe including arrowheads, implements and tools. For fire buffs,Provincetown’s first fire engine is on display, built in the 1830s by an apprentice of Paul Revere, and more.The Museum also features the exhibition, “The Del Deos – One Creative Family in Provincetown” thatfocuses on the work of the late author, historian, and community activist, Josephine Del Deo, her husband,the painter Salvatore, and other members of their family.

the painter Salvatore, and other members of their family.The PMPM hosts the upcoming Chamber Music For the Outer Cape concert on May 19 at 3 p.m.For complete event information visit www.pilgrim-monument.org

Pilgrim 400 Apple Treeto be Planted in Provincetown

New Variety of Apple Being Grown in Nottinghamshire, England,home of several Mayflower Pilgrims,

Commemorating the 400th Anniversary in 2020

The “Pilgrim 400” apple is coming to Provincetown as part of a cross-cultural exchange with Provincetown 400 and theBassetlaw District Council, UK which encompasses the region where William Brewster and other Mayflower Pilgrimsonce called home before embarking on their journey to America. Provincetown 400 will be the recipient of a new varietyof apple tree known as the “Pilgrim Apple” to commemorate the 400th anniversary in 2020 of the Mayflower Pilgrimsarrival in Provincetown. The “Pilgrim 400” apple is being grown by horticulturist John Stirland in Nottinghamshire,England, the county where William Brewster once lived.

There are only 20 saplings of the “Pilgrim 400” apple tree being grown at present, and Provincetown is the only U.S.-based location where the tree will be planted. This fall, the “Pilgrim 400” apple tree will be planted on the grounds of thePilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum (PMPM) which oversees Provincetown 400 commemoration activities.

Stirland says that he wanted to think of a way to commemorate the anniversary of the Mayflower voyage in ahorticultural way and came up with the idea to grow a new variety of apple and name it the Pilgrim 400 Apple.The Pilgrim 400 Apple tree project stemmed from the partnership established by the Pilgrim Monument andProvincetown Museum with Bassetlaw District Council in North Nottinghamshire, England. The partnership wascreated to strengthen ties, both cultural and educational, between the two regions in conjunction with the 2020commemoration.

The first Pilgrim 400 apple tree will be planted in Scrooby, Nottinghamshire, UK, in September, followed by the treeplanting in Provincetown in October or November. Other UK locations where the Pilgrim 400 apple trees will be plantedin 2020 include: Austerfield, Boston, Gainsborough, Immingham, Worcester, London, Harwich, Dartmouth, Plymouth,Southhampton and other locations in the Bassetlaw region.

PMPM Executive Director and Provincetown 400 Task Force Co-Chair Dr. K. David Weidner said that “it will be anhonor to plant the ‘Pilgrim 400’ apple tree in Provincetown as a symbol of the growing relationship between the tworegions that are rich in Pilgrim history.”

For more information on Provincetown 400 signature events and programs, volunteer opportunity,donor and sponsorship information, please visit www.provincetown400.org

Highland Light to Open in Advance of Late-Summer Rehab Work

The rehabilitation project to the Highland Light in Truro will begin inlate summer, the Cape Cod National Seashore has announced. Tourswill be offered from April until the start of the work.Cape Cod National Seashore Superintendent Brian Carlstrom said therehab work will allow national seashore education partner EasternNational to offer tours starting in April.Initial plans called for the tower to be closed for the entire 2019

operating season, which runs from April to mid-October.

PILGRIM BARK PARKLast year a group of park goers asked about more seating for the park, one bench for the small dog sectionand one for the general section, both preferably with some shade!

We are happy to announce there will be 2 new benches designed by Candice Crawford, the artist whodesigned the artistic seating throughout the park, including our very own Mayflower replica. These latest seating additions were made possible, in part, by one of our dog park goers who set up a gofund me page. Thank you Karen! If you haven't already, please consider donating to the bench fund: www.gofundme.com/pilgrim-bark-park-benches

Bring the Outdoors Inside - with Wild Care’s“Woodland Botanical Design” Event

Wild Care, a wildlife rehabilitation center located in Eastham, is hosting JerryMoles of The Flowering Pot as he shares his award-winning design talentswith attendees of our Woodland Botanical Design Event onThursday, April 25th. The event will start at 6 PM, and will be held atSea Dog Brew Pub, 23 Whites Path in South Yarmouth.A minimum of 25 attendees is required to hold the event,RSVP are required by April 14th, please purchase tickets at Eventbrite.

Attendees will create a one-of-a-kind woodland botanical floral design. All instruction and materials are included in the $65price. Woodland botanical floral designs capture the essence of an enchanted forest floor, in small scale, utilizing fresh flowers andboth living and dried plant material. For more information about the designs, or to see Jerry’s work, please visit:thefloweringpots.com

ABOUT WILD CARE:Wild Care’s mission is to treat injured, ill and orphaned native wildlife for release, to prevent wildlife casualties through publiceducation and live counseling, and to engage the community in conservation through volunteerism. Since our founding, Wild Carehas accepted over 27,000 wild creatures, representing 275 species of native birds, mammals, and reptiles. On average, Wild Carereceives over 1,800 wild animals per year for treatment. If you encounter injured, orphaned or ill wildlife please call Wild Care’s“Wildlife Helpline” at 508-240-2255.

For more information on upcoming Wild Care events Click Here . Visit our website and like us on Facebook to keep up with eventsand wonderful animal success stories. To make a donation please visit our website: www.wildcarecapecod.org

MoneyMattersWorkshopHelping Our Women (HOW) — to offer a Free MoneyMatters workshop with presenter Cheryl Codair, the Housing

Matters workshop with presenter Cheryl Codair, the HousingAssistance Corporation’s Director of Education. This 2-part event will take place on Tuesday,April 23rd and Tuesday, April 30th from 5:30pm - 7:30pm at The Commons inProvincetown (the former community center in the West End on Bradford St.)

Learn to ease some of the stress that can arise when thinking or talking about money. Thisinteractive program will help you to set financial goals, identify ways to develop an emergencyfund and create a spending plan. There will also be information about how to get free creditreports and guide best behaviors to meet your short- and long-term credit goals.

Bring a friend. A light supper will be served. This event is sponsored by Seaman’s Bank andpresented by Housing Assistance Corporation of Cape Cod. For more information or toreserve your space today call Helping Our Women at 487-4357.

2019 Nauset Job Fair The Local Chambers of Commerce and the

Nauset School District

Thursday, April 25, 20193:00 PM to 5:00 PM EDT

Nauset Regional High School Cafeteria100 Cable Road

Eastham, MA 02642

Each year we have offered local employers in the Greater Nauset Region a venue to recruit employees for both seasonal and yearround employment.

The success of the program is based on allowing you, the employer, direct contact with prospective recruits, in a narrow timeframe. The results are an efficient use of your time, eliminating constant interview interruptions, and saving you valuable

advertising dollars and time.

The Nauset Job Fair is open to the public and draws hundreds of potential recruits from the entire area. It attracts people to fillpositions in all skills, in all fields, and at all levels.

Take advantage of this money saving recruiting resource by registering now.

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MAY 2019

Mid May Passenger Ferry Service Resumes -May 16th (Daily) Bay State Cruise May 16th (See schedule) Boston Harbor Cruises

Visitors Center at Province Lands reopens – NPS.gov/cacoFAWC Fine Art Work Center workshops, readings, talks – FAWC.org PAAM Provincetown Art Assoc. and Museum exhibitions, concerts, talks – May 17 - June 15 Twenty Summers Season Kick-Offat Hawthorne Barn event series – 20Summers.org

May 4th Get Lucky with HOW Casino Night and watch the Kentucky Derby at the Pilgrim House5th Cinco De May12 Mother’s DayMay 17 + 18 Broto Conference: Art & Science Collaborations Tickets Our two-day conference (Fridayevening/Saturday day) is designed to embody art-science collaboration. We’ll put into practice a mutual wayof working together – building on our nascent Collaboration Blueprint and exploring what a global climatescience-art installation might look like.18 and 19 Outer Cape Chorale Spring Concert 17-18 Monumental Yard Sale – Ptown.org17-19 Nauticons The 21+ Convention, a creative and fun way for fans of anime, science fiction, fantasy,comicbooks, and all things nerdy to get together and get to know one anotherMay 17 - June 15 Twenty Summers Season at Hawthorne Barn event series17-19 Single Women’s Weekend – ProvincetownForWomen.com21 Harvey Milk Day23-27 Girl Party – ProvincetownForWomen.com24-27 Memorial Day Weekend26 Annual Piano & Organ Celebration Concert – PtownMusic.com30 Center for Coastal Studies Homeport Banquet – CoastalStudies.org30-June 2 Womxn of Color Weekend – wocw.org29-June 2 Cabaretfest “Groovin to the Memories of the 60’s” at Crown & Anchor31-June 2 International Encaustic Conference – CastleHill.org31-June 3 Provincetown Pride Weekend – Ptown.org

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Taking Care of Business v3 - the women's business forum

Saturday,May4,20196pm-10pm

Crown & Anchor and Liz’s Café to Host102 Mayflower Passengers DinnerFundraiser for Provincetown 400TheCrown&AnchorandLiz’sCafeishos:nga102Mayflower

PassengersdinnerfundraiserforProvincetown400tosupportcommemora:veac:vi:essurrounding

the400thanniversaryoftheMayflowerPilgrims’firstlandinginProvincetownin1620.Guestsatthe

dinnerwillbematchedtooneofthe

102MayflowerpassengerswhosetsailfromEnglandandfirstlandedinthe“newworld”in

ProvincetownHarbor.

The dinner starts with cocktails from 6pm-7pm featuring Jason Lance’s Boathouse Sea Farmoysters on the half-shell, grilled oysters and barbeque clams. Dinner begins with a choice ofeither Peekytoe Crab salad or Wild Mushroom Risotto. The main course selections areRoasted Halibut or Chateaubriand. The dinner finishes with Aldeen’s MayflowerCakeofchocolate,caramel,cranberriesandcream.Duringdinner,guestswillbeentertainedbydrag

performersfromTheCrownandAnchor:TheLadiesoftheNightdragperformancear:stsRoxyPops,

LizaLofandBangwhowillputtheirown“twist”onthestoryoftheMayflowerPilgrimslandingin

Provincetown.

Tickets are $150 per person, tables of 10 are being sold at $2020 and are available on the Provincetown 400 website.

Proceeds from the fundraiser will go towards Provincetown 400 events in 2020 including aweek-long visit in September 2020 by the MayflowerIIreplica,re-enactmentsofthesigningof

theMayflowerCompact,atributetotheWampanoagna:onandtheircontribu:onstoProvincetown,

thevisitof1,500+membersoftheGeneralSocietyofMayflowerDescendantsinSeptember2020,a

fireworksspectacularonNovember11,2020attheannualLigh:ngofthePilgrimMonument.The

Provincetown400TaskForceisacommifeeoftheboardofthePilgrimMonumentandProvincetown

Museum.

Tobeheldat:Crown&Anchor,247CommercialStreet,Provincetown,MA

SATURDAY, MAY 4TH at 7:30pmSpire Center, Plymouth, MA

Fred Boyle (piano), Rich Hill (bass) and Steve Langone (drums)when we return to Plymouth, MA and The Plymouth Rock Jazz Festival

at Spire Center for the Performing Arts!Check out the festival line-up - this year honoring Women in Jazz!

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SATURDAY, MAY 25 at 8pmJonathan's Ogunquit

It IS MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND so don’t wait to book your room! 207-646-7093Jonathan's pre-show diners get preferred show seating.

Fantastic farm to table from Jonathan's farm!Dinner reservations required 207-646-4777

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JUNE 2019

FAWC Fine Art Work Center FAWC Fine Art Work Center workshops, readings, talksPAAM Provincetown Art Association and Museum PAAM Provincetown Art Association and Museum exhibitions, concerts, talks

June 1 Provincetown 10KProvincetown 10K June 4 Provincetown Coastal Rowing Regatta Provincetown Coastal Rowing Regatta 8:30am-5:00pmJune 6 A Night at the Chef’s TableA Night at the Chef’s Table June 9-10 WorldFestWorldFest – Provincetown’s International Cultural FestivalJune 11 Sister's in the Name of Love! Sister's in the Name of Love! 7:30pm The Crown and AnchorJune 12-17 Provincetown International Film Festival Provincetown International Film Festival –, 508-487-FILMJune 13 Provincetown Public LibraryProvincetown Public Library, Heritage Day CelebratioHeritage Day Celebration, Tuesday 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm – June 16 Father’s DayFather’s DayJune 21 June Solstice June Solstice, 11:45amJune 21-22 Provincetown Dance Festival Provincetown Dance Festival seven professional dance companies performing tap,contemporary, ballet, hip-hop and more Provincetown TheaterProvincetown Theater CastleHill.orgJune 27-30 3rd Annual Provincetown Portuguese Festival & 72nd Blessing of the Fleet rd Annual Provincetown Portuguese Festival & 72nd Blessing of the Fleet Four days celebration of Portuguese heritage and culture in Provincetown with live music, dancing,parades, incredible food, games… fun for all ages!June 30 Blessing of the FleetBlessing of the Fleet Come to MacMillan Pier on Sunday for the where boats docked out in theirfinest line up to receive the blessing for a safe and prosperous year. ProvincetownPortugueseFestival.com

BERNARDGREENHOUSECONCERTTICKETS

TruroCenterfortheArtsatCastleHillisexcitedtoannouncethe

13thInternaXonalEncausXcConferencetheweekendofMay31– June 2, 2019 will bring together a community of ar:sts,

gallerists, curators, cri:cs and collectors engaged with wax,

printmaking, mixed media and professional prac:ces to

Provincetownforthe13thInterna:onalEncaus:cConference.

Last year, Provincetownhoused over 150 par:cipants fromover

31statesand7countries.Thisyear it isan:cipatedmanyar:sts fromaroundtheworldwillbeflocking to

Provincetown,MAforaweekendfilledwithlectures,workshops,demonstra:ons,andexhibi:ons,alreadywe

havepeoplefromIreland,Canada,Switzerland,Spain&Belgium!

*Thisyear’sKeynoteSpeakerisar:stJudyPfaff.JudywillalsobeteachingaworkshoponMondayJune3rd

onProfessionalDevelopment.

* TheannualPostcardSale, a yearly fundraiser that takesplaceduring the conferencewill beopen to the

public.ThePostcardSaleGoingPostalshowcasesworkbyconferenceafendees.Eachcardsellsfor$30andall of the proceeds go to a scholarship fund for prospec:ve ar:sts afending the conference the following

year.Lastyearenoughmoneywasraisedtoprovide8fullscholarships!

*InhonorofourfriendBinnieBirstein,CastleHillishappytoannounceanewscholarshipprogramtocover

thecostoftui:onforthe13thInterna:onalEncaus:cConferencein2019aswellasaworkshopduringthe

PreorPostConference.

*BeforeandaWertheconference,CastleHillisoffering22workshops,

*Thisyear’sjuriedshowwillbejuriedbyJoanneMafera,withthethemeofAnythingbutFlat.*ManyOtherShowsAssociatedwiththeConference.

CastleHill is looking forward tobeginninganother creaXve summer seasonwith thisone of a kind exciXng weekend. To find out more about the 13th InternaXonalEncausXc Conference or any of our pre or post conference workshophttps://www.castlehill.org/13th-international-encaustic-conference

CherieMifenthal is thedirectorof theencaus:c conference, ifpeoplewould like topar:cipate inanyway

withthehundredsofpar:cipants,pleasecontactheratCherie@castlehill.org,thetownofProvincetownhas

embraced thisculturaleventsand lastyearwehad6shows thatwereassociatedwith theconferenceand

encaus:c!

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TOREGISTERORFORMOREINFORMATION

Monday June 24, 201912:00PM Registration

1:00PM Shotgun/Scramble Format 5:30PM Cocktails, Seated Dinner &

Silent Auction

$150 per player; $600 perfoursome; $50 banquet dinner guest

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ONGOING EVENTS 2019Click for more event listings

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OUR PARTNERSHIP with the Provincetown Playwrights’ Lab for The 24 Hour Plays on Presidents Dayweekend clocked in the largest attendance on record for this joyous annual community event with over 250audience members piling into our playhouse for its performances. Bravo to the Lab producers Dian Hamilton,Frank Vasello & Nathan Butera for bringing together such a terrific group of actors, directors and playwrights.

The Provincetown Playwrights’ Lab meets the first and third Saturdays of each month at the ProvincetownTheater for sessions of work-in-progress readings and discussions of new material. Free of charge, writers ofall mediums are welcome to observe and participate. The next Lab meeting will take place on Saturday,March 2nd from 2-5pm. See you there!

“Volunteers don't get paid...not because they are worthless,because they are PRICELESS"

Hello there!! I am so excited to be back for the 21stProvincetown Film Festival. I think this is my 8th year and I love having so may of youcome back year after year. Many of you have been volunteering before I was even involved!

This is just a notice to remind you to mark your calendars for June 12-16 for the Festival.We will need volunteer help before the actual dates but for many of you those are the datesto remember!

There will be some small changes this year in areas such as the Firehouse and Eventsbut as soon as I know you will know. The Volunteer Office will be at 7 Center St again(right behind the library) and I will be there starting June 10.

There will be a Volunteer Orientation during the PIFF Preview Weekend in late May and twomore on June 11th. I encourage you to attend even if you have volunteered before. That wayyou are filled in on any new and exciting things before the Festival!

I look forward to seeing you very soon. I will send our specific volunteer needs as soon as Ifirm them up with the site managers.

Thank you,Katie LedouxDirector of Volunteers

Waters Edge Cinema237 Commercial St, Provincetown, MA 02657Phone: (508) 413-9369

APRIL 19 - APRIL 25CLOSED TUESDAYS

DUMBODaily @ 4 & 6:30pmSat & Sun Matinees @ 1:30pmA young elephant, whose oversized ears enable him to fly, helps save a struggling circus, butwhen the circus plans a new venture, Dumbo and his friends discover dark secrets beneathits shiny veneer. From the imagination of Tim Burton. (Rated PG, 112 min)

WOMAN AT WARDaily except Wed @ 4:30 & 7pmWed @ 4:30pmSat & Sun Matinees @ 2pmHalla is a 50-year-old environmental activist who crusades against the local aluminumindustry in Iceland. As her actions grow bolder, her life changes in the blink of an eye when

industry in Iceland. As her actions grow bolder, her life changes in the blink of an eye whenshe's finally granted permission to adopt a girl from the Ukraine. Icelandic, In Ukrainian &Spanish with English subtitles. (Not Rated, 104 min)

FILM ART SERIES: BEING 17 (2016)Wed April 24 @ 7pmDamien lives with his mother Marianne, a doctor, while his father is on a tour of duty abroad.He is bullied by Thomas, whose mother is ill. The boys find themselves living together whenMarianne invites Thomas to come and stay with them. Directed by André Téchiné; In Frenchwith English subtitles. (Not Rated, 116 min)

May 25 KARAN CASEY - Elks Hall, EasthamMay 26 / 7:30pm JUDY COLLINS

Tilden Arts Center, BarnstableJune 22 LARRY CAMPBELL & TERESA

WILLIAMSJune 28 // 8pm JAH9

June 29 // 8pm RICHARD THOMPSONJuly 7 // 8pm CITIZEN COPE

July 9 AIMEE MANNJuly 14 // 8pm LAKOU MIZIK

July 21 // 8pm THE MILK CARTON KIDSJuly 23 // 8pm AL JARDINE (of the BEACH

BOYS)August 3 // 8pm JIM MESSINA

August 13 // 8pm DAVID BROMBERG QUINTETAugust 16 // 8pm POKEY LAFARGE

August 8 // 8pm JOHN PIZZARELLI TRIOAugust 31 // 8pm DAVE MASON

CIRCUS CAMP

More fun than just aboutanything else in theworld!July 15 - Aug 22Full weeks & half weeks

Our professional circus artists teachaerial arts, acrobatics, improv, juggling,trampoline, physical comedy, rope

trampoline, physical comedy, ropeclimbing & more. Ages 7-14.

CIRCUSINFO&SIGNUPHERE

Provincetown Public Library

SO MUCH MORE ...Happening at the

Provincetown Library

Fourth Annual Provincetown Library Moby-Dick Marathon Reading

Friday, April 26: 12 pm to 6 pmSaturday, April 27: 10 am to 10 pm

Sunday, April 28: 10 am to 4 pm......

April 23 6:00 pm O’er the Wide and Tractless Sea:Original Art of the Yankee Whale Huntwith Michael Dyer, curator of Maritime History at the NewBedford Whaling Museum

April 25 6:00 pm Where the Whales Are: Past, Present, FutureA Panel Discussion at the Center for Coastal Studies

April 26, 7:00 pm Sailing Towards My Father: A One-Man Playabout Herman Melville performed by Stephen Collins

More InformationOR

For more information on these events, please contactBrittany Taylor at btaylor@clamsnet.org or 508-487-7094.

TheProvincetownPublicLibrarywelcomesthecommunitytopar:cipate:

Wednesdays in April Free Movie Nights: Drama on the High Seas 5:30 pmApril24:TheTalentedMr.Ripley(1999;2hours,19minutes):Inlate1950sNewYork,TomRipley,a

youngunderachiever,issenttoItalytoretrieveDickieGreenleaf,arichandspoiledmillionaire

playboy.Butwhentheerrandfails,Ripleytakesextrememeasures.

ProvincetownArtAssociaXonandMuseum(PAAM)WWW.PAAM.ORG

15th Annual Provincetown Jazz Festival

Thursday, August 15, 20197:00pm

The Crown & Anchor

TICKETS are $30.00 per concert and a portion of theproceeds from the festival are donated to worthy causesincluding JAZZ in the Schools on Cape Cod.

SINCE 2005 theProvincetownJazzFes:valhaspresentedmusiciansfromtheUnitedStates,Canada,Brazil,United

Kingdom,Switzerland,Australia,NewZealand,andJapan.This

yearwewillfeatureninejazzmusiciansmakingtheirProvincetownJazzFes:valdebuts.

Both concerts will sell out so please purchase your tickets HERE today!

The Provincetown Jazz Festival™ is a 501(c)(3) Tax-Exempt Nonprofit Corporation

Jessica Curran is a jazz-pop vocalist,composer, arranger and lyricist. Jessica is a

Henry Acker is a fourteen-year-old gypsyjazz guitarist in the style of Django Reinhardtand with abilities far beyond his years. After

composer, arranger and lyricist. Jessica is agraduate of the University of North Texas andthe Royal College of Music in Stockholm.Jessica has appeared with the CapeSymphony, shared the stage with BobbyMcFerrin, and some of her most notablevenues include Stockholm's Concert Hall,Bass Performance Hall in Fort Worth (TX),Andy's Jazz Club in Chicago, and ScullersJazz Club in Boston. Upon the completion ofher first North American Tour in 2017, Jessicaset off to explore the rhythms of SouthAmerica where she developed a largefollowing in Southern Brazil. Jessica will beaccompanied by Fabiano de Castro fromBrazil on piano, Ron Ormsby on bass,and Bart Weisman on drums.

and with abilities far beyond his years. Afterplaying for only five years, he has alreadyshared the stage with jazz greats BuckyPizzarelli, Frank Vignola, Julian Lage andAndreas Oberg as well as Gypsy Jazzlegends Samson Schmitt, Mozes Rosenberg,Adrien Moignard, Joscho Stephane, OlliSoikkeli, Gonzalo Bergara, and Jason Anick.He is the winner of the 2017 Djangofest NorthWest Saga Award and a two-time winner ofthe Downbeat Magazine Student Awardfor jazz guitar soloist. Based In Boston, MA,he has dazzled audiences at Jazz Festivalsacross the United States. Henry will beaccompanied by his father Victor Acker onguitar and his uncle Dana Acker on thedouble bass - both Berklee College of Musicalumni. All three are making their festivaldebuts.

FREE BUS TO PROVINCETOWNThanks to Plymouth & Brockton, we have a "free" bus for the Thursday,August 15 concert at The Crown & Anchor in Provincetown. The bus

will leave Hyannis Exit 6 commuter parking lot and will also stop at the Harwich Exit 10 commuter parking lot.

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