When we arrived in Truro for our vacation, we looked through a flier for the Truro Center for the…read moreArts at Castle Hill and realized that they had scheduled some fantastic events that we could sign up for on their website. In addition to events they have all kinds of classes as well as yoga sessions available. This evening we went to a fascinating lecture presented by Mark Bittman and Doc Willoughby. Doc Willougby , who is also a good writer, interviewed Mark Bittman about his new book: Animal, Vegetable,Junk: A History of Food from Sustainable to Suicidal. The Truro Center sent us emails urging people to carpool since they were expecting a huge crowd snd Prior to the event, had the opportunity to speak with Susan Kai Schwartz , the Program Manager, who assured me that if I arrived thirty minutes early, I'd be able to find parking. When we arrived, the first person we met was Bruce Player, the Program Coordinator. Bruce greeted us like we were old friends, even though we had never met! He urged us to take our lawn chairs and find a good place to sit for the lecture and when I asked, don't you want to see my ticket?, Bruce assured me he'd find us but was more interested in our comfort. My wife and I were impressed with everything we experienced at the center. They served refreshments that were reasonably priced and while I had promised myself I wouldn't buy another book, Mark Bittman's talk was so stimulating and delightful, I felt we needed to read it immediately! The other wonderful aspect of the evening is that we didn't get one mosquito bite! They had a special machine that kept the mosquitoes away. The center also had beautiful restrooms inside their buildings. I strongly urge you to check out their website and make and plan to visit the Truro Center for the Arts when you are vacationing on the Cape.

What a great find while we were on the Cape. We explored some of the most famously haunting spots…read morein Provincetown. I won't spoil the fun with a detailed description of the haunted locations but they really were intriguing. Definitely a family outing I would highly recommend!

This place was so cool! We weren't able to do the haunted tour but we were lucky enough to visit…read morethe museum which had a ton of cool artifacts and meet the owner who was super nice and informative. I didn't find out until later while watching TV that he had a show on the travel channel! That was quite the bug out. Lmao!

Cute little art gallery. I walked in and owner Steve Katz immediately greeted me and told me about…read morethe gallery and the set up. It displays the artwork of local artists, depending on the time of year, he could have 20-25+ local artist works on display. This creates an array of styles and colors that would suit pretty much anyone's shopping list. Memories features such eclectic pieces as dragonfly photographs printed on handmade mulberry paper, solar powered spinning globes and lenticular moving pictures made from up to 200 separate photographs. Memories Gallery is owned by Steve Katz. Steve graduated from New Paltz College with a degree in Art Education. While teaching at Arlington HS in Poughkeepsie, NY and later The Browning School in New York City, he returned every summer to reopen his shop. In 1990 the call of Provincetown was just too strong and he moved here permanently. Please stop by the store and admire the beauty of the art pieces...

This is one of my favorite stores in town. The owners is so friendly and knowledgeable and uses…read morelocal artists. Definitely a destination for that perfect keepsake!!

Cute, clean, friendly, and affordable cinema in the heart of Provincetown. We watched Babes during…read morePride 2024 and was a total hilarity! Matinee price was $11.00 per person.

With such large opportunity for adventures of salt and sun on so thin a strip of sand, you might…read morethink Provincetown forgoes the continental trapping of a cinema. Since 1917, this has thankfully not been the case! Neatly placed on the second floor of the Whaler's Wharf Marketplace, Water's Edge Cinema offers two screens "dedicated to raising the disenfranchised voice" in support of the Provincetown Film Society. I was lucky to take part in a group rental of the cinema offered for under $200 during its general closure for the COVID pandemic. The simple opportunity to go out for a movie and popcorn bestowed a hopeful warmth greatly appreciated by participants. Provincetown exists because of adaptability, and Water's Edge Cinema has certainly embodied this as a compact alternative to big chain theaters. If any of my infamous opinions above were useful, interesting, or funny, please consider taking one of my tours or becoming a true follower @americanjesabel!

I love Hillside Farms. We spent 2 weeks in Truro and I bought things from the market several…read moretimes. They have these potato chips you can't get anywhere else and I can't remember what their name is so I'm trying to call them. We had them with crab dip That I got in the fish store In the same parking lot. The service is really great: all very young conscientious kids that are competent and friendly. They also have delicious cookies that are also amazing.

Support your local farm. Fresh local lettuce. Local kids working and saving for college…read more Yeah, prices are a little high on some of the things they don't grow locally. If you want, you can drive into Provincetown to shop and maybe a developer will turn the farm into more garish second homes that Truro doesn't need. Your choices matter.

The scavenger hunt for the kids was wonderful. It had a very historical feel to it you should…read moredefinitely go and visit. The hotel upstairs was educational and the kids loved to see the old dolls children used.

My BF and I had the pleasure of seeing the play, The Full Monty, 8 months ago, back in late…read moreJuly/early August 2016. What an absolute amazing theatrical experience. The play was hysterical and the actors were brilliant! We really enjoyed ourselves! I'm not sure if the staff that night at The Provincetown Theatre works for this theatrical company/ensemble or for the actual Provincetown theatre building. Here is my review, I originally posted for the actual Provincetown theatre - we were very impressed with the building itself - What an absolute amazing theatrical experience! The staff was amazing, accommodating and very sweet! The Theatre itself was very comfortable and a very nice setup. Such a beautiful space. My BF and I saw The Fully Monty, the play was hysterical and the actors were brilliant. We really enjoyed ourselves! We opted for the cheapest seats and we were not disappointed at all. I would not recommend the VIP seats - they are right on top of the stage - for me that would not be comfortable, but they do have a small table for your beverages. Honestly I think the center cheap seats had the best view!! If you have a chance to see a play here, I definitely recommend it!!

My family and I were in Provencetown and were lucky enough to be at Peregrine Theater Ensembles…read morepresentation of Hamlet. This is a refreshing, energetic, and original performance. The words and interpretation left me with a new appreciation for Hamlet! The players hold your interest from start to finish and the quality and professionalism of these highly skilled actors is something to experience! Get thee to the theater!

Amazing show at Provincetown Inn! Great voices and fabulous dancing! Fierce costume and heavenly…read morebodies!