Love this amazing theater! If you're in the PTown area and see a show that piques your interest,…read moreit's a must. My girlfriend and I got tickets to see Rocky Horror Picture Show (August, 2024), and it was the best ever! The talent was unmatched, and I was smiling so big watching it (for my first time ever). We did have to pay extra for "premium" tickets, bc the others were sold out. We also didn't get premium seating, but we were late. We did however get seats in the very back so it was just me and my hunny, and we loved every second of it.

I saw the current production of the Rocky Horror Picture Show at the Provincetown Theater last…read morenight and it was superlative, amazing, brilliantly choreographed, brilliantly conceived and adapted by the scenic designer, Ellen, the director, David Drake, sound design and Stage design and lighting design --- a credit to all and Sam. Credit to the amazing ushers and staff. I would see this again in a time warp heartbeat!!!! Oh yes, the entire cast was flawless, heartrending, and the singing was beyond compare.... AND THE CoSTUMES and makeup!!!!!!!!!!'nnn

Prize Fight at Harbor Stage in Wellfleet is a winner. It's the perfect marriage of a brilliant,…read moreoriginal play performed by two phenomenal actors. Funny, contemplative and refreshing, it's the real deal and what good theatre is all about. The company consistently produces outstanding works but this one transcends that excellence to an even higher level. Don't miss it.

I saw My Dinner With Andre at the Harbor Stage Company theater last night, Saturday, March 29 and…read moreas the movie did to me so many years ago, I was riveted by the depth of the fundamental conversations about life, death, and the meaning of our fragile existence. The intimate setting of the theater, about which much of the conversations in the play was about, created a warm personal atmosphere among the 60 or so who had this great experience. I had a lovely conversation about life's purpose with a young lady Victoria afterwards where we shared our love for the play and for the work of Virginia Woolf who also touches so deeply and beautifully life's wonder and sad fragility. Yes, we should have more great art like this to inspire us to cherish and strive to perfect, not our foolish facades, but the reality of community of all our ghost-like souls who struggle so hard during this short time on earth to find love, meaning and happiness. Thank you actors and playwrights who made this possible. The folks who worked there were also so friendly and welcoming. The actors were superb. I was amazed at how they could remember so many lines of the wonderful convoluted conversations. I wish more people could see this play. It is a magical combination of humor and philosophical depth about what truly matters in life.

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!

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!

Beautiful pieces of art! This gallery is towards the much quieter end of Commercial St (again the…read morechoice of words "much" and "quieter" - which I am assuming is the case on commercial st - at times I guess!). The gallery is divided into 2 sections. Lounge / house music playing through a very un-boombox like boombox - not too loud, mixed very well with the cool and soothing vibe of the place - with walls all painted in neutral colors - mostly a hue of white mixed with light grey. They have art on display by artists from everywhere. Something very unlike PTown where most art galleries are either owned by local artists or display the work of local artists for the most part. While we were visiting, the left section - bigger of the two, had on display many paintings by Cassandra Complex (pics attached). What was really fascinating about these pieces - as the kind gentleman who was managing the gallery explained, was that the artist not only uses the usual methods of painting, brush on canvas - but finishes the work with strokes of paint applied / painted with playing cards. On a canvas that was work in progress right near the entrance, many a playing cards immersed in acrylics of different colors could be seen along with brushes. And the most astounding piece of information about this collection of faces of men in different moods and hence the names of the paintings was that - these were not portraits; as we thought they would be on first look. The artist painted them all with her imagination. Quite remarkable. The other half of the gallery had a good mix of displays from various other artists. The main exhibition in the left half clearly stood out for sure. A must visit. You never know what you may find that would catch your fancy!

Awesome gallery on Commercial street! Always has new eclectic artwork by artists really pushing the…read moreboundaries! Love the work and I always am sure to stop by when I'm in town.

Excellent scenery on the beach in Provincetown. Very cold and windy the day we went! A nice place…read moreto visit.

Susan Baker has been the recipient of numerous awards. She is a Provincetown, Truro legend. There…read moreis something for everyone at her hilarious, poignant museum. Her fans include the local waiters and waitresses to the late Norman Mailer, Susan Baker is a cult figure. Do not leave without several of Keith Althaus's poetry books. He is an outstanding poet. The Susan Baker paintings are masterpieces! While you are there go have lunch at The local delicious "Salty Dog" Truro deli. It is owned and run by Susan and Keith's son and daughter in law. There is outdoor seating. They have fabulous Susan Baker tee shirts. You will never forget THE SUSAN BAKER MUSEUM!

Caroline was hired to read at a girl's weekend getaway on Cape Cod this fall. She was so patient as…read morethere were quite a few women to read for. Caroline was fantastic - explaining the tarot cards in a relatable way that made sense to a novice like me. She was able to give her interpretation of the cards in an honest way that was clear and helpful. I was so grateful for her reading as were the girls I was with, and I recommend her to anyone looking for an honest, in-depth reading. We all hope to visit her in Provincetown for another reading!

I'm embarrassed it's taken me this long to leave a much-deserved review. I have been going to…read moreCarolyn for readings at least once a year for 20+ years. That should say it all! I started in person when she guided me accurately through all the usual angst in my 20s and continued in the coming decades gaining guidance during life's most serious and defining issues. Her readings are always correct and comforting. I still go once a year in person and call from across the country for phone readings occasionally. She is spot-on accurate time after time after time. There have absolutely been times when I've insisted there was "no way" something could unfold as she predicted but it always does and I've always been better for it. All readings are recorded if you wish, and it always helps to go back and listen. You may not always hear what you want, but you will get the accurate truth with positive reassurance from Carolyn. She understands the bigger picture of your journey. If you're in Provincetown, I highly recommend going in person to her warm, welcoming space where you can also meet her awesome corgi. But don't hesitate to call as well. Both types of readings have been equally accurate for me. Thank you, Carolyn! Everything you predicted in June is unfolding for me now! I will no doubt see you again soon.