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ProvincetownChamber of Commerce

E-HappeningsAugust 14th, 2020

Chamber Visitors CenterOpen Daily 10am - 3pm

Kindly wear a mask.(Required)

Commercial Street West Photo by Gail M. Vasques

The Provincetown Chamber of Commercehas always been committed to inclusion and equity.

We are proud of our diverse and safe community and we must always treateveryone with respect and dignity.

We do not condone racial inequality, injustice and violenceand we stand in solidarity with the black community.

Black Lives Matter.—

Board of DirectorsProvincetown Chamber of Commerce, Inc.

A FEW IMPORTANT REMINDERS:

**E-HAPPENINGS INFORMATION DEADLINEYour co-operation would be greatly appreciated...

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.............The entire Provincetown Chamber of Commerce Guide

is always available on theChamber Website

It includes your listing & advertising, and the entire Guide.We have found it helpful to people looking for information

on restaurants, accommodations, transportation, a map, etc.

Stay well, Provincetown, and wash your hands!

INFORMATION

BelovedProvincetown

Town CrierKen Lonergan

greets visitors and says:

"Welcome toProvincetown!

Thank you forwearing a mask.

We wear becausewe care!"

NEW PROVINCETOWN MASK ORDERInformation provided by Town of Provincetown

Individuals are required to wear a mask or other cloth face covering over the nose and mouth 24 hours a day, 7 days a week when along the public way on

Commercial Street from Bangs Street to Franklin Streetand including the public ways within the

Town’s Commercial Center Zoning District.

MacMillan Pier: The main pier, public way, boardwalks, and excursion floats are now a part of the mandatory maskwearing zone. The fishing fleet areas consisting of the floating dock marina and the two fixed fingers docks are excluded.

Compliance has been successful.This order does not apply to children under the age of 2 or any person who is unable to wear a mask or face covering due

to a medical condition or is otherwise exempted by theDepartment of Public Health guidance. Persons not able to wear a mask due to a medical condition are not required to

produce documentation of the condition.This Order is intended to supplement the requirements of the Governor’s mask order,

which continues to remain in place, which requires everyone to wear a mask when they are unable to maintain a socialdistance of 6 feet from every other person.

Above is the Commercial Center Zoning District designation, please note that the mask order extends furtherinto the West End and East End than the district but it clearly shows the area

of Bradford Street that is also included under the Order.Mandatory mask zone signage was installed along the main pier and public way.

Pedestrians and drivers all appear to be adhering.

COVID-19 Provincetown Recapfrom Health Director Morgan Clark

CONCERNS OR COMPLAINTS REGARDING THE QUARANTINE:COVID Safe Practices Concern Form: The state launched an online form COVID Safe Practices Concern Form for the public to report possible concerns about non-compliance with the Commonwealth’s travel advisory quarantine,gatherings, or other public health rules. There is also an email address to send COVID concernsto: [email protected].

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Commonwealth of Massachusetts/Baker Administration COVID-19 UpdateRhode Island no longer qualifies as a “lower-risk” state for Massachusetts:The state of Rhode Island will be removed from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health’s list of “lower-risk” statesfor COVID-19 transmission. This is the only state in the New England region that is now subject to Governor Baker’s travelorder that includes filling out a travel form, quarantining for 14 days or producing a negative COVID-19 test result takenwithin 72 hours of traveling to the Commonwealth. Exemptions apply for regular commuters. Click here for more on theGovernor’s travel order. Additional information pertaining to the travel order here.

Health Department/Board of Health:Health Director Morgan Clark and Board of Health Vice Chair, Dr. Susan Troyan offer a summary of theCOVID-19 testing options available to the public.There is a great deal of interest in the type of COVID-19 testing that is currently available to the public, especially for thosewho have no symptoms, but may have been exposed to the novel coronavirus through work or social contact. If peoplehave any symptoms of COVID-19, they can go to their medical provider, get tested and insurance will cover the test. Forthose who are pre-symptomatic or asymptomatic and have a higher risk of exposure due to their job, it’s veryunderstandable that they would want to get a test that is reliable with a reasonably short turnaround to get their test result.For information the types of testing, click here.

Provincetown Health Department urges residents and visitors to protect themselves from mosquitoes asthe Commonwealth reports first human case of EEE in Plymouth County.Although much of our collective attention is focused on staying safe from COVID-19, summertime brings with it a variety ofadditional reasons to be cautious. The Provincetown Health Department wants the public to be aware that eastern equineencephalitis (EEE) is a growing risk in Southeastern Massachusetts and encourages people to take steps to avoidmosquito bites. Read the press release and get safety tips here.

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The Town of Provincetown is developing a five-year recreation plan funded by the Cape CodCommission. The goal is to provide input into the Recreation Department's future operations and

capital budgeting.If you could please take some time and complete the short survey,

it would be greatly appreciated !

*Please note that The National Seashore is federally managed land,and not part of this planning effort.

The link for the survey is:https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CN25VWY

Thank you

Brandon MottaRecreation Director

Provincetown Recreation Department2 Mayflower Street

Provincetown MA, 02657508-487-7097

[email protected]

KUDOS to bothPatti Lloyd and Fanizzi's

on 20 years!

Congratulations toPatti Lloyd, VP of Sales

Patti is celebrating her 20thanniversary at the Cape Cod

Chamber, representing Cape Cod tothe world for group and event

travel. We hope she'll be able to outthere on the road someday soon, but

for now, she's working the nationvirtually! Thanks for all you do, Patti!

PAUL FANIZZI CELEBRATESTHE 20th ANNIVERSARY OF

FANIZZI’S RESTAURANT BY THE SEAFanizzi's is known for offering year round dining, it's incredible views & a wonderful staff!

Paul is known for creating a welcoming restaurant, an eclectic & delicious menu,and for his kindness and generosity to the community!

508-487-1964. fanizzisrestaurant.comHours: 11:30 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. for lunch, 4 to 9:30 p.m. for dinner, daily

Eat in, Take out, Dine on patio

HAPPENINGSWhat is your Happening ?

SEND YOUR LISTING TO: [email protected]

** Please note info regarding sending at beginning of newsletter.

More events listed under August Calendar below ...

In lieu ofOuter Cape Health Services'

annual LobsterfestGala and Auction,

please join us for Lobsterwithout the Fest:

No Auction. No Virtual Online Event.Just Simple, Socially Distanced Fun!

All we ask is that you please donate to OCHS,in addition to the cost of your dinner.

Advance Lobster Bake Dinners can be ordered nowfor $40 each at no upcharge and used any day from August 15-22 at:

Lobster Pot in Provincetown, Moby Dick's in Wellfleet,or Mac's Chatham Fish and Lobster.

For questions: 508-905-2850 or [email protected]

Order Tickets and Donate Here

FREE Lunch for anyoneunder 18 years of age!

TODAY AND EVERY WEEK DAY at theVeterans Memorial Community Center

you can come get a FREE lunch foranyone under the age of 18!

We will be here from 11am-1pm !

Cape Cod National Seashorehttps://www.nps.gov/caco

Rangers are on Duty at Seashore Visitor CentersWhile the seashore’s visitor center buildings remain closed, rangers are providing information services outdoors on thegrounds of the Salt Pond and Province Lands visitor centers. From mid-morning to late afternoon each day, weatherpermitting, rangers are offering orientation talks, question and answer sessions, maps, brochures, and junior rangerbooklets and awards. Specific hours will be determined once visitation patterns become clear. The America’s NationalParks store at Salt Pond Visitor Center is open Thursdays through Mondays, mid-morning to late afternoon.

The Atlantic White Shark Conservancy the Center for Coastal Studies are collaborating with the national seashore to offerpop-up information stations at several beaches this summer. Staff and interns from these organizations are sharinginformation about the marine environment, sharks, seals, and whales. Visit the organizations’ websites for more information

Visitors are reminded to maintain social distance of at least six feet; to wear a mask where social distancing cannot bemaintained; and to practice good hygiene, including frequent hand washing.

Provincetown CCNS Beaches Herring Cove will not be staffed with lifeguards this summer.

Race Point Beach will have lifeguards through Labor Day. Bathroom facilities are available at all beaches. They will be sanitized on a regular basis.

Fees will be collected at the entrance gate. Visitors are advised to read & heed all safety advisories posted at beaches.

Help Promote Ocean Safety AwarenessTo help the public understand that with coastline topography changes and sharks and seals in the ocean, any level of activity in the

ocean, whether wading, swimming or surfing will pose a different degree of risk. Everyone going into the ocean should exercise caution and be willing to assume the level of risk associated with their behavior prior to

entering the water. Modifying human behavior is the most effective form of ocean safety.

It is illegal to feed or leave food for wildlife in National Parks. Animals that are fed often lose their fear of people, becoming unpredictable and aggressive

which might lead to serious injury to people and destruction of the wild animal.There is enough natural food to support wildlife so feeding is unnecessary and harmful.Be sure to remain distant from wild animals; to keep children close and pets leashed.

Rangers will continue to cite offenders.

Repairs Complete on Atlantic White Cedar Swamp Trail;Major Funding from Friends of the Cape Cod National Seashore

The trail is located near the Marconi Station Site, off Route 6 in South Wellfleet. A celebratory event atthe trail with donors and the public will be planned when gatherings are deemed safe.

TRANSPORTATION ...

2020 FAST FERRY SCHEDULEJune 22nd - October 12th, 2020

Bay State Cruise Information

* Schedule may change due to updated restrictions and demand.

Boston Harbor Information

TICKETS

Captain JohnPlymouth to Provincetown Fast Ferry

Take the Plymouth to Provincetown Fast Ferry, featuring aclimate-controlled cabin with full galley service and great

views of historic Plymouth Harbor and Cape Cod Bay.The passenger fast ferry leaves Plymouth at

10:00 a.m. and arrives in Provincetown at 11:30 a.m.The passenger fast ferry leaves Provincetown at4:30 p.m. and arrives back in Plymouth at 6:00 p.m.

1 (800) 343-9999

Peter Pan Info

Currently not running to/ from Provincetown

P&B Tickets & Info

click forCAPE CODREGIONAL

TRANSIT AUTHORITYCCRTA Provincetown/North

Truro SHUTTLE services are operatingon Fridays, Saturdays, & Sundays.

Click HERE forThe Shuttle schedules.

FLYto and from

Provincetown

CAPE AIR

SKYLINE AVIATION

JOB OPPORTUNITIESSend to [email protected]

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Click below for:Provincetown Job & Services Board

Dolphin Fleet Whale Watch

Hiring ticket sales and galley (snack bar) positions.Full time and part time positions available.Basic computer skills required. $14/hourPlease contact Sydney 1-774-487-2316

for ticket salesor Stephen at [email protected]

for galley positionsor apply in person at

307 Commercial St. (Lopes Square)*Housing options available*

AUGUST HAPPENINGS 2020AUGUST HAPPENINGS 2020SEND YOUR LISTING TO: [email protected]

** Please note info regarding sending listings at beginning of newsletter.

IN THESE UNPRECEDENTED TIMES CHANGES ARE INEVITABLE.FOR UPDATED INFORMATION PLEASE CLICK ON A SPECIFIC

BUSINESS OR ORGANIZATION UNDERLINEDIN ANY OF THE LISTINGS BELOW OR CONTACT THEM DIRECTLY.

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August 29-30 Annual State Sales Tax Holiday

Ptown Farmers’ Market – Town Hall - Saturday Market 9-11amA pre-order only market. Pre-order Wed. 5am – Thurs. 5pm for Saturday Market Pick up

The Cape School of Art in Provincetown workshops, classes Fine Art Work Center FAWC workshops, readings, talksProvincetown Art Association and Museum PAAM exhibitions, concerts, talksProvincetown Public Library – ProvincetownLibrary.orgProvincetown Theater – ProvincetownTheater.orgWater Edge Cinema a non-profit arthouse cinema at Whalers Wharf, open year-round Jazz with Bart Weisman – BartWeisman.comTruro Center for the Art at Castle Hill workshops, exhibitions, concerts, talksPilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum - MUSEUM OPEN 1 a.m.- 4 p.m. Thursday to Sunday.Playgrounds and Courts The Chelsea Earnest (West end) and Mildred Greensfelder (East end) playgrounds andcourts are reopened. Masks are required when social distancing cannot be maintained, hand sanitizer is available No morethan 25 people at a time are permitted to use the playground or court. Check the status of playground and courts daily onRecreation Department Facebook page.

During the Month of August 2020Purchase Your bag at the Ptown Stop & Shop

Because large scale events are not allowed this year,in addition to what individual businesses are doing to promote Carnival Week,

we will be offering a virtual alternative.

Forever Provincetown Carnival 2020: A Virtual Experience42ND PROVINCETOWN CARNIVAL GOES VIRTUAL

Online program to celebrate Provincetown,

Online program to celebrate Provincetown,Carnivals past, present and a look ahead to the future

The Provincetown Business Guild (PBG), one of the oldest LGBTQ business organizations in the country,has announced Carnival, their largest annual event, is going online.

The PBG has partnered with Jonathan Hawkins and his production company,Live from Provincetown, to create a virtual celebration, titled

Forever Provincetown, that will take place Saturday, August 22nd.Kicking off Carnival at 5:00 p.m. EST is This MaskQueerAde, a virtual tea dance and costume celebrationhosted by The Boatslip Resort. Following the tea dance will be a live broadcast at 7:00 p.m. EST featuring

appearances by beloved Ptown performers including Peter Donnelly, Jon Richardson, The Boy Band Project,Mackenzie, Qya Cristal, Zoe Lewis, Marti Gould Cummings and Miss Richfield 1981 plus international drag artist

and singer, Courtney Act and actor Daniel Franzese (Mean Girls, Looking.)Additional acts to be announced.

“Carnival has brought hundreds of thousands of people to Provincetown for over 40 years to celebrate ourmagical, welcoming town and the freedom to fully express oneself,” said Bob Sanborn, executive director of TheProvincetown Business Guild. “With Forever Provincetown, we can bring the tradition of Carnival into people’shomes and reinforce the message that Provincetown will continue to survive this pandemic and will thrive again.”

Forever Provincetown encompasses Carnivals past as well as this year’s Holiday theme inspiring a myriad ofsafe costume and celebratory options. “The creative (and safe) mask options are endless!” said Bob Sanborn.While there are no large scale events this year, Provincetown businesses are encouraged to decorate forCarnival and many businesses will be celebrating Carnival in a safe and fun manner through outdoor dining,creative take-out food and drink options, on-line specials, outdoor performances, festive costume offerings andmore. Please consider dressing in costume for the virtual tea dance or any of the virtual events and post yourpicture online!

The 2021 Carnival theme will be announced at the end of the virtual experience,keeping with the custom of the last float of the Carnival parade revealing the next year’s theme.

Carnival’sFlagshipSponsorisTito’shandmadeVodka.Addi:onalsponsorsinclude,theProvincetownLGBTQCenter,theProvincetownTourismOffice,TheBoatslipResortandCapeCod5.

ForeverProvincetownisfreetoviewandwillbeavailableviaFacebookliveandYouTubelive.

2020 JOHN LEVIN MEMORIAL CONFERENCE Managing Dementia Care in the Time of COVID-19 with TEEPA SNOW

Saturday, August 29, 2020 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Via Zoom

Presented by The Alzheimer’s Family Support Center of Cape Cod

There is NO CHARGE to attend this live videoconference! Join nationally-known dementia specialist, Teepa Snow, OTC/Lwho will present strategies for managing the care of persons living with dementia during COVID-19 during this livevideoconference intended for caregivers employed in memory care, skilled nursing facilities, and adult day programs.Family and in-home caregivers are also encouraged to attend.

TOPICS: Patient-Based Infection Control; Engagement and Activity Modifications for Infection Control; Effects of SocialIsolation on Those Living with Dementia; Communication and Connection Strategies While Using PPE; Tips for Connectingvia Phone and Video Chat; Ideas for Engagement and Activity Options in the Home Setting.

FREE CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS: This videoconference has been approved for 6 CEs by CommonwealthEducational Seminars (CES) for the following professions: Nurses, Social Workers, Licensed Marriage and FamilyTherapists/Licensed Mental Health Counselors/LPCs. This conference has been approved for 6.0 CEs by NCCAP forActivity Directors.

To register for this FREE event, click on this link or paste into browser: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/john-levin-memorial-virtual-free-alzheimers-conference-with-teepa-snow-tickets-109989355122

Questions? Call (508) 896-5170, or email [email protected]

This conference is presented by the Alzheimer’s Family Support Center of Cape Cod, a 501(c)3 nonprofit providing clinicaland social support, information, education and social connection to families living with Alzheimer’s and dementia-related

diseases. To learn more about AFSC visit www.capecodalz.org

Photo by Ewa Nogiec



Please check websites for current information.

Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum - MUSEUM OPEN 1 a.m.- 4 p.m. Thursday to Sunday.Visitors Center at Province Lands – NPS.gov/caco

Highland Museum and Lighthouse – Highlandlighthouse.orgProvincetown Public Library – ProvincetownLibrary.org

The Cape School of Art in Provincetown – CapeSchoolOfArt.orgFine Art Work Center FAWC – FAWC.org

Provincetown Art Association and Museum PAAM – PAAM.orgProvincetown Theater – ProvincetownTheater.org

Water Edge Cinema – ProvincetownFilm.org/CinemaTruro Center for the Art at Castle Hill – CastleHill.org

SEPTEMBER 2020SEPTEMBER 2020Sept. 4-7th Labor Day WeekendSept. 11th Celebration of Life ConcertSeptember 12th The 33rd Swim for Life 2020 virtually on September 12th. Share the images and videos sent to us of challenges from all over the US and the world,dance the Swim for Life Dance, because life goes on! All participants who register receive Swim caps (including volunteers,kayakers and boaters!). Sept. 19 Rosh HashanahRosh Hashanah

REGISTER FOR SWIMDOWNLOAD FLYER

OCTOBER 2020IN THESE UNPRECEDENTED TIMES CHANGES ARE INEVITABLE.

FOR UPDATED INFORMATION PLEASE CLICK ON A SPECIFICBUSINESS OR ORGANIZATION UNDERLINED IN ANY OF THE

LISTINGS BELOW OR CONTACT THEM DIRECTLY.

Please check websites for current informationPlease check websites for current information.

Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum Visitors Center at Province Lands


Beech Forest Provincetown


The Cape School of Art in Provincetown – CapeSchoolOfArt.orgFine Art Work Center FAWC – FAWC.org

Provincetown Art Association and Museum PAAM – PAAM.orgProvincetown Theater – ProvincetownTheater.org

Water Edge Cinema – ProvincetownFilm.org/CinemaTruro Center for the Art at Castle Hill – CastleHill.org

Provincetown Ghost ToursProvincetown Ghost Tours 90-minute walking tours explores old Provincetownbuildings and cemeteries and provides a taste of the

town’s long history and reported ghost stories. The CoffeePot, 315 commercial street, Lopes Square, Provincetown

Center ProvincetownGhostTours.com

Save the Date: You're invited to our virtual gala

THE ARTSFilms, Videos, Music, Concerts,

Museums, Classes & Virtual, Library


BUSINESS OR ORGANIZATION IN ANY OF THE LISTINGS

373 Commercial Streetwww.bowersockgallery.com

The Gallery's current policy limits indoor visitors to eight. Social distancing, and masks required. Hours are weekdays 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and weekends from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.

"Two Winners ... and a Standout,"the latest Bowersock Gallery exhibit will feature

Brian Dinicola and Debbie Korbel, both artists who took high honorsin the 2019 Modern Man show, and Kevin Kusiolek, a new stable member.

The show runs through Aug. 19.

"What a great varied combination of work this exhibit presents. I'm excited to bring back Brian, and Debbie, who took best in show at last year'sinaugural Modern Male exhibit," Curator Steve Bowersock says. "We've added Kevin to the mix to put a spotlight on his work. We pursued and signedKevin only last year. This is the first time he's being featured and we're really excited for people to get a look at this impressive work"Two Winners ...

and a Standout," will feature oil painting and sculpture, and between the three artists offer figurative, animal, all manner of "scapes."There's the comical, moody, and narrative.

Works by the Bowersock's entire stable are on display, including glass, mixed media, bronze and mache sculpture and paintings innumerous media. Genres include realism, photorealism, contemporary, tonal, expressionism, abstract, surreal, and narrative.

FAWC - VIRTUAL EVENTS

Payomet Performing Arts Center

SANDMAN: DRIVE-IN LIVE CIRQUE SHOW

TICKETSFriday, August 14, 2020, 10:30 AMMonday, August 17, 2020 , 6:00 PM

Wednesday, August 19, 2020 , 6:00 PM

We're limited to 100 people including performers and staff.Get your tickets early!

Drive-in Live Guidelines

We're looking for volunteers to help out atcircus and music shows this week and Early Stages next week!

If you would like to volunteer, we ask that you:1) Reply to this email with your name and cell phone number. We’ll get back to you as soon as possible. This typeof volunteer position benefits from spryness and supervisory experience, the ability to take charge and direct incomingcars, so if you are comfortable with those criteria, please apply asap because these positions will be filled on a first-come,first-served basis.2) If you haven't already attended a Zoom Volunteer Orientation, please let me know so I can get you up to speed!

Click here for Pilgrim House Summer Series

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Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum

MUSEUM OPEN

The Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum (PMPM),in accordance with the Massachusetts Reopening Plan’s Phase Three Guidelines,

opened for the 2020 season. To maintain visitor and staff safety, PMPM has adapted health and safetyprotocols including limited capacity, revised ticket purchase and booking procedures,

face covering requirements and updated or amended exhibitions.

The Pilgrim Monument and its grounds will remain closed, due to the construction of theBradford Access Project - an inclined elevator designed to improve accessibility

for all visitors to the PMPM grounds.This project supports the organization’s mission of advancing inclusion and welcoming all.

In commemoration of the past 400 years of Provincetown’s history, PMPM will debut a new permanent exhibit,“Our Story: The Early Days of the Wampanoag Tribe and the Pilgrims Who Followed.”

Curated by Paula and Steven Peters of SmokeSygnals, the interactive and technological exhibit offers an accurate story of theWampanoag Tribe’s history on Cape Cod, including the 1620 arrival of the Mayflower from England.

Wampanoag Tribe’s history on Cape Cod, including the 1620 arrival of the Mayflower from England.PMPM will implement new procedures and policies for the safety of visitors and staff, following the health and safety

requirements and recommendations of the Town of Provincetown,Commonwealth of Massachusetts and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

These procedures and policies include:

Museum hours and ticketing: The museum will be open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday to Sunday.last admission time slot is 3:10 p.m.

Tickets for designated times can be purchased online through the PMPM website.Tickets cost $17 for adults, $13 for seniors and teens, and $7 for children ages 4-12.

Children younger than 4 are free. All tickets must be purchased with a credit card.

Personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements: Museum staff and any visitors 2-years-old and older will be required to wear face coverings

that cover their mouth and nose at all times while inside the museum. Masks available for purchase onsite.Capacity and distancing:

Gallery capacity is controlled and restrooms have occupancy limits.Patrons will be asked to follow the markers and move through the museum in a single direction,

as well as remain six feet away from other guests.Guided tours, events and other public programs are temporarily suspended.

Enhanced cleaning: Museum staff will be regularly cleaning and sanitizing all areas of the museum,including the exhibit halls, gift shop and restrooms.

Sanitizing wipes and hand sanitizer dispensers will be available throughout the museum.PMPM will offer virtual programs during the first phase of opening to the public,

including its Chamber Music for the Outer Cape performances, and an upcoming virtual gala.PMPM is actively monitoring evolving city and state guidelines and striving

to exceed those recommendations so visitors can return knowingthe priority is for everyone to have a safe and educational experience.

To purchase tickets, visit https://pilgrim-monument.secure.force.com/ticket.

Watch . Listen . Enjoy!

PMPM and Chamber Musicfor the Outer Cape

bring our music to you, at home

This programming is brought to you byPMPM, Chamber Music for the Outer

Cape and generous supporters,like you.

Learn more about how you can contribute toPMPM's Chamber Music for the

Outer Cape.

Save the date: On Thursday, August, 29 at 7 p.m. ET,

we'll be streaming live on our website!More info to come.

Series 3 Performances Are (Virtually!) Available

Everyone at PMPM is grateful to have the opportunity to bring alittle joy into your home with musical treats during these times.Two more compositions are now available on our Chamber Music for the Outer Cape page -- and we thinkyou'll really enjoy them.

Without further ado, the newest additions include: Johann Sebastian Bach's "Partita #2 in D minor, BWV 1004:Allemande" A partita is a dance form, and this particular partitais Bach's most famous violin solo. In this interpretation, violinistJeffrey Thurston highlights the two distinct lines as if played bytwo different instruments, while beautifully creating a harmonicshape -- a great example of Bach’s arabesque.

Antonin Dvořák's "Piano Quartet in E Flat op. 87: Lento"

In Dvořák’s Lento movement of this beloved quartet, he gives thecello an exquisite solo. The mix of the cello melody with the pianoaccompaniment descending from high to low creates aconceptual metaphor of heaven.

Dvořák keeps the soul rising, later in the piece where heemploys counterpoint and harmonic motion to compliment themelodic arch.

Thank you and be well,

K. David Weidner, Ph.D.Executive DirectorPilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum

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Provincetown Art Association and Museum

PAAM Members' 12x12 Exhibition and Online Silent AuctionCloses Sunday, August 23 at 2pm

The Members' 12x12 Exhibition and Online Silent Auction at Provincetown Art Association and Museum(PAAM) closes Sunday, August 23 at 2pm. All work is posted online at www.2020paam12x12.givesmart.com,and can also be viewed at the Museum, open Thursday-Sunday from 11am-5pm for 1-hour time slots byreservation. To book your Museum trip, visit www.paam.org/tickets or call 508-487-1750.

This annual fundraising exhibition features more than 300 original works by PAAM members, a diverse group ofartists whose contributions help to preserve the legacy of the Provincetown art colony. PAAM is grateful to all ofthe contributors to this exhibition, especially during this challenging time; more than 100 members elected to be"100% to PAAM Artists" and will donate their 50% commissions back to the Museum.

All work is 12x12" and begins at a base price of $125, rising by demand through online bids. Anyone can leave abid at any time from virtually anywhere with an internet connection, and bidders need not be present to win.Arrangements can be made after the conclusion of the Silent Auction for no-contact pick-up, or for work to beshipped. For more information on the Annual 12x12 Exhibition, visit www.paam.org/12x12

PAAM Moves 33rdAnnual Consignment Auction

of Early Provincetown Art Online

The Annual Consignment Auction of Early Provincetown Art, held everySeptember by Provincetown Art Association and Museum (PAAM), ismoving online this year. Biding for the collection of more than 70 lots ofrare and vintage works by deceased Cape Cod artists will be held onLiveAuctioneers.com, in addition to being on view to the public at the

Museum September 11-25. The Museum is open Thursday-Sunday from 11am-5pm for 1-hour time slots byreservation. To book your Museum trip, visit www.paam.org/tickets or call 508-487-1750.

For questions or more information on the Consignment Auction, contact PAAM Registrar Seth Abrahamsonat [email protected]

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PAAM, located at 460 Commercial Street, is open Thursday through Sunday, 12-5pm, October - May;and daily at 11am, June - September. General admission $12.50, with free admission for members and visitors

16 and under, and to the public on Fridays after 5pm. For more information, please call 508.487.1750 orvisit www.paam.org.

http://provincetownlibrary.org/Mondays & Fridays: 10 am - 5 pm

Tuesdays to Thursdays: 10 am - 8 pm Saturdays & Sundays: 1 pm - 5 pm

Staff is available to answer your questions or if you need help with your library card or PINplease call during our regular hours by phone (508-487-7094) or by email ([email protected]).

Please call us - we are here to help!

The full list of Provincetown 400 Book Club dates and titles is as follows:Thursday, September 10th: The Historical Footprints of the Mashpee Wampanoag by Chester SolizThursday, October 1st: Son of Mashpee: Reflections of Chief Flying Eagle by Earl Mills Sr. & Alicia MannCall the Library at 508-487-7094 to check out a copy Email [email protected] for more information on how to join.

In addition, the Library is now offering "street-side" pick up of library materials.Only items currently checked in at PPL are available for check-out and street-side pick up. To request item(s) place holdthrough clamsnet.org OR email [email protected] OR call 487-7094 during regular library hours. If you're not sureexactly what you want, library staff will be happy to do the browsing for you. We will pull the item(s) for you, check it out toyou, and arrange a time for no contact street-side pickup at our Center Street entrance.

The Crop Swap at the LibraryIs still operating.

When we have Crop Swap items available theywill be put out at Commercial street entrance door,

weather permitting!

PTC pushed its shows to next year and in the meantime has focused onvirtual programming. Click here for VIRTUAL PROGRAMMING

NextWeek:It'sOurPAPA!As the summer heats up, so does our annual benefit honoring2020 Provincetown American Playwright Award winner Charles Busch!With the media abuzz, our roster of celebrity appearances continues togrow. Alongside previously-announced figures such as Taylor Mac, MicheleLee, and Daryl Roth, our virtual PAPA has added greetings from matineeidol Maxwell Caulfield, Drag book author Frank De Caro,

idol Maxwell Caulfield, Drag book author Frank De Caro,composer/musical director Tom Judson, and fellow drag legend John“Lypsinka” Epperson. Stay tuned for further cameo announcements ofeven more comrades of the Tony-nominated writer of The Tale of theAllergist's Wife and so many other great works of theater.In addition, viewers will enjoy an extensive virtual tour of the Mary Heaton Vorse House, whereour Paula Vogel Playwright Residency program will be hosted in 2021. Gorgeously refurbishedby the acclaimed interior designer Ken Fulk, our intimate peek into this legendary 18th centuryresidence is a not-to-be-missed experience for anyone intrigued by the historic homes ofProvincetown.

While the annual PAPA is our most significant fundraisingevent of the year, please know that 2020’s PAPApresentation will be streamed free-of-chargeon provincetowntheater.org. Of course, whatever donationyou can make to help us stay the course during theseuncertain times will be greatly and deeply appreciated.

So tune in on Saturday, August 15 at 5:30pm asCharles Busch receives his PAPA from last year's recipient, Pulitzer Prize-winnerand champion of our theater, Paula Vogel.For details on how to get involved, please visit the link below.

Click Here For More Information on the 2020PAPA

Click to Donate to PTC

Castle Hill Pivots with Creativity On-Line &Now launching On-Campus Workshops in August

The Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill has thought long and hard about opening up for workshops during themonth of August. After long discussions with the Castle Hill Board and staff, while also surveying students andpeople in the community, we created a re-opening plan with protocols aligned with the state mandates. TheCastle Hill staff has put safety #1 priority in place and are ready to move forward, slowly and cautiously as we willbe focusing on workshop outdoors no more than 2-3 a week. We will not allow students to participate if theycome from one of the states that are currently spiking (unless they have had a 2 week quarantine). We areexcited to announce 12 on-campus or in person workshops for the month of August (see below). With socialdistancing & masks will be required. Castle Hill is lucky to have a beautiful meadow at Edgewood Farm in Truro,where people can spread out in the beautiful landscape & paint or work on ceramics on the back deck or firingsin our Raku or Salt Kiln at the main campus.Castle Hill has pivoted to mostly an on-line format through Zoom. In a very quick turn around we launched thefirst 30 workshops during June & July and August.

Still Time to Sign Up - August Workshops include Carving Soapstone with Anna Poor, Intro to Photoshop withJesse Freidan, Egg Tempera with Patricia Miranda, Making a video (for an artist) with Roberto Mighty, Push andPull with Laura Shabott, Color and Light with Nancy McCarthy, Printmaking with Dorothy Cochran, and NickolasDanielson – hand building in ceramics with Tar Paper Templates! Really something for everyone! We are alsolaunching a new Art for Kids program that will take place on Mondays from 2:00 – 3:30 on Zoom with artistEmma-Kate Metsker starting in mid July. Watch for details! One will be able to take one workshop or all of themat a discounted rate!For information on workshops go to www.castlehill.org or if you have any questions, please call theoffice at 508-349-7511

ON LINE WORKSHOPS ON CAMPUS WORKSHOPS

Due to the restrictions caused by the 2020 worldwide Pandemic,most exhibitions will be presented with easy viewing through Walker's Windows and BY APPOINTMENT.

As long as masks are required, the full exhibitions will only be viewable by appointmentClick HERE to make an appointment to visit the gallery or call 508-487-6411 or 941-350-7135 (mobile).

BART WEISMAN MUSICThe Public Performance Schedule is updated and doesn't include dates that have been canceled.

"FREE" Music on my YouTube pages with over 40 Videos and Recordings featuringSwing, Smooth Jazz, Latin, Klezmer, standards and original music, etc.Musicians include: Rebecca Parris, Shawnn Monteiro, Kate McGarry, Howard

Alden, Gerry Beaudoin, Evan Christopher, Dane Vannatter, Leslie Boyle, Avery Sharpe, Nicki Parrott, GregAbate, Steve Ahern, Bruce Abbott, Fred Boyle, Ron Ormsby, Rich Hill, Paul S McWilliams, Joe Delaney, JohnHarrison, and Many More!

Just click on these YouTube links...Bart Weisman Music on YouTube Evan Christopher & Nicki Parrott

LIVE MUSIC ON CAPE COD

August 14, 7:30pm: Cape Cod Jazz Quintet Outdoor Concert in Dennis

August 16, 4:00pm - 7:00pmThird Sunday of the Month Jazz Jam Cape Cod Hosted By Bart Weisman

Riverway Restaurant 1338 Route 28, South Yarmouth 508-398-2172Great Food & Live Jazz Call 508-398-2172 for Reservations

NOTE: All performances allow for social distancing

CLICK HERE FOR ALL PUBLIC PERFORMANCES

Waters Edge Virtual Cinema!

Thank you to all who have rented films from our virtual cinema! A portion of each film rental benefits theProvincetown Film Society. your support of the arts is vital during these unprecedented times.

Thank you for believing in the power of film to share our stories and give voice to those who often gounheard.

We are offering curated, virtual screenings to engage and entertain our audience.

These are new release films that are not available on any streaming service or video on demand platforms.Each new release can be accessed through the buy ticket links below or our website.

A portion of your ticket price will help support Waters Edge Cinema. Waters Edge Virtual Cinema FAQs.

CLICK - NOW PLAYING

JAZZ ON A SUMMER'S DAYSet at the Newport jazz festival in 1958, this documentary mixes images of water and the town with performersand audience. The film progresses from day to night and from improvisational music to Gospel. It's a concert filmthat suggests peace and leisure, jazz at a particular time and place. (Not Rated, 85 min)

REPRESENTIn the heart of the American Midwest, three women take on entrenched political systems in their fight to reshapelocal politics on their own terms. Represent is equal parts personal and political, and interweaves the stories ofwomen on both sides of the aisle who share the singular goal of improving their community through publicservice. Myya (22) attempts to spark a youth movement and unseat the incumbent mayor of Detroit, MI; Bryn(33), a farmer and working mother in Granville, OH, runs for township trustee, but, in doing so, is placed inopposition with the only other woman in office; and Julie (47) walks a tightrope between her identities as aKorean immigrant, woman of color, and Republican candidate for State Representative in a liberal Chicago, ILsuburb. Through portraying the nuances of local politics, Represent elevates both the systemic failings andunsung heroes at the heart of our “smallest” elections. (Not Rated, 93 min)

MARTIN MARGIELA: IN HIS OWN WORDSOne of the most revolutionary and influential fashion designers of his time, Martin Margiela has remained anelusive figure the entirety of his decades-long career. From Jean Paul Gaultier's assistant to creative director atHermès to leading his own House, Margiela never showed his face publicly and avoided interviews, butreinvented fashion with his radical style through forty- one provocative collections. Now, for the first time, the"Banksy of fashion" reveals his drawings, notes, and personal items in this exclusive, intimate profile of hisvision. The film features interviews with, among others, Margiela himself, Jean Paul Gaultier, Carine Roitfeld, trendforecaster Lidewij Edelkoort, fashion critic Cathy Horyn, and fashion historian Olivier Saillard. The score hasbeen composed by the Belgian rock band dEUS. (English/French with English Subtitles, Not Rated, 90 min)

YOU NEVER HAD IT: AN EVENING WITH BUKOWSKIProducer and journalist Silvia Bizio introduces an evening with writer Charles Bukowski by recounting hertime with the author and the discovery of an extraordinary time capsule that lead to thedocumentary’s creation. This short documentary is based on a video interview conducted by Bizio inJanuary of 1981 with Bukowski at his home in San Pedro, California. It was a long night of smokingcigarettes and drinking wine with Bukowski and his soon to be wife, Linda Lee Beighle, talking about allkinds of subjects, from writers to sex, love and humanity. The interview was shot on Umatic tapes whichhave been digitized and edited along with new shots in Super8 of scenes of Los Angeles today andpoems read by the same Bukowski. (Not Rated, 55 min)

Charles Bukowski Turns 100! A Birthday Celebration Hosted by Matt DillonLIVE Q&A August 16th at 3:00PM ESTApril 16th, 2020 would have been Charles Bukowski's 100th Birthday.On this special occasion, please join us for a live conversation on the great American writer and poet whosewords still resonate so powerfully today — with a few people who've attempted to bring some part of Bukowski tothe silver screen. WATCH FOR FREE ON YOU TUBE

MARLEY (2012)Born into poverty in rural Jamaica, Bob Marley became a prophet for the world’s oppressed, preaching peace,love, and understanding with a universal language - song. On what would have been Marley’s seventy-fifthbirthday, Oscar-winning filmmaker Kevin Macdonald combines unheard tracks, unseen footage, and intimate

birthday, Oscar-winning filmmaker Kevin Macdonald combines unheard tracks, unseen footage, and intimateinterviews to paint a definitive portrait of the legendary artist.(Rated PG-13, 144 min)

A THOUSAND CUTSNowhere is the worldwide erosion of democracy, fueled by social media disinformation campaigns, more starklyevident than in the authoritarian regime of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte. Journalist Maria Ressa placesthe tools of the free press—and her freedom—on the line in defense of truth and democracy. (English/Tagalogwith English Subtitles, Not Rated, 98 min)

Many virtual eventsWorkshops, exhibitions, concerts, classes talks, movies:



Cape Cod National SeashoreThe Cape School of Art in Provincetown

Center for Coastal StudiesFine Art Work Center FAWC

Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum Payomet

Provincetown Art Association and MuseumProvincetown Theater

Provincetown Commons

Provincetown Recreation for AdultsProvincetown Public Library

Provincetown Council on Aging NewsletterTruro Center for the Art at Castle HillTwenty Summers at Hawthorne Barn

Water Edge Cinema Provincetown Recreation for kids

Provincetown Public LibraryAmazing Kids Section

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