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!

This place was an absolutely amazing experience! It was so much fun, such a cool idea. I definitely…read moreplan to come back!

Great way to spend time together! Laughed the entire time! Ponchos were a must and show covers were…read moreprovided. Our son (almost 3yrs old) took some time to settle and be comfortable with the safety goggles-goggles are required in the splash room. We had the space to ourselves, after hearing the laughter and seeing the paint splatter in action he finally joined in. Pictures captured the moments as well as a very cool 360 option. Well worth it!

Great venue to catch a show. Good selection of drinks to enjoy during your show. Older facility,…read moreyet not a bad seat in the house. Quickly seated by friendly staff and good display in memorial areas to look at prior to show or during intermission.

This past Saturday, I had the exciting opportunity to attend and watch my first professional mixed…read moremartial arts (MMA) event, Cage Titans 63. This was a particularly special occasion as three of the fighters who were participating in the event train at my boyfriend's gym. We were both eager to go and support them, to cheer them on and provide the moral support during their fights. Upon my first impression, the venue seemed quite compact from the outside. However, the building extends back further than one would expect, offering plenty of space and creating an atmosphere that ensures every spectator has a great view of the intense action unfolding in the cage. The venue has multiple levels, which allowed for a greater number of spectators. It was clear that the design had been carefully considered to ensure that everyone, regardless of where they were seated, could watch the fight with minimal obstruction. The only problem was a lack of seats which meant that some people needed to stand until others left as it would appear that they oversold the tickets. I did enjoy the event, taking in every punch, kick, and submission attempt. It was more brutal than I had anticipated, but it was entertaining/exhilarating and I couldn't stop looking at the action!

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

I grew up here in the summers back in the 80's. BEST memories ever…read more Great place for kids and great shows for everyone!

We've been seeing shows at HJT for years, and our son has been involved as an actor and tech in the…read morepast. HJT is great entertainment and a wonderful place for kids to learn and be involved in everything it takes to put on a production. We just enjoyed Into The Woods and look forward to many more shows to come!

Showed up before 4, waited at the door for a few before finally calling since they close at 5pm…read morewith last admission bring 4pm. Even though I arrived before 4pm they had locked the doors early and wouldn't let me in. Wasted my day driving here for them to close early and be incredibly rude about coming to unlock the door at 4:02pm. Don't recommend this place at all.

A nice Museum with some authentic artifacts from the early period. We were trying to visit the…read morePlymouth plantation but unfortunately it was not open so this became an alternative and we enjoyed our visit. Our grandson was given a scavenger hunt worksheet which he used to search for different pieces throughout the Museum. He enjoyed searching for the items and we did as well. They had some good exhibits which helped explain the history. They also had a gift shop although it was not big and did not offer many options.

Leo is awesome great guide to all things plymouth you will not be disappointed in fact you will be…read morevery educated and go away and miss Leo he is that nice of a gentleman

It was a worthwhile tour, informative, not too long. Three stars bc it started to feel a little…read morepoliticized at times. No names or parties were ever mentioned but you could hear the message. Kind of lessened the experience for us from excellent to good.

I think the lesson learned here is: go early. Jamie and I trailed our way down to Wareham to…read morepartake in the quintessential "fall in New England" experience that is a cranberry festival. Unfortunately, arriving at just before 3:30PM is far too late to enjoy nearly any part of what A.D. Makepeace put together for the 2016 Cranberry Harvest Celebration. Admission was $10 a piece for adults, with the option to pay either with cash or debit/credit card. With no map or guide to show you what to do or where to go, you may end up wandering around quite awhile. Upon entrance, we happened to see a sign that said "last bus to the bog 3:30". Since we weren't quite sure what else was going on, we walked briskly to the bus location, hopped on, and took a short ride to the bogs. The scenery upon arrival was exactly what you'd picture: a flooded bog with cranberries floating aloft, fall colors highlighting the trees, people in waders running their hands through this year's harvest. I saw several festival-goers in said waders, tromping through a sectioned off part of the bog, and got super excited. Could this be my next profile photo?? (trying to be hip, here). We disembarked the school bus and were abruptly greeted with a sign, pricing activities. The cost of a stereotypical "basic" girl's new FB photo? $25 per person. Groups of 4 or more get in for $90, which I guess is a nod towards families. Outrageous. You're provided with waders; for $25 you get to play in bog water and snap your own photos on your iPhone. We decided to skip it, which ended up being a moot point, as they stopped this activity at 3:30PM. If they decided to offer this for $10, I think that'd be a fair price. You'd have a line the entire time. We walked around, snapping photos of the bog, before spotting a couple of food stands and treating ourselves to $3 corn dogs. Everything appeared to be packing up. I stopped by a beer stand (which had been giving out free samples), only to be told they were out of cups, and then, that they were no longer giving samples as it was after their cut off time. We did get to enjoy one fun activity: bog in a cup! Ocean Spray provides a little hands-on experience for festival goers to start their own cranberry bog (in a plastic cup), which they get to take home. It was a cute, somewhat kitschy doing, but at least we got to participate in something. Since everything was shuttering its doors out on the bogs, we got in line to head back to the main festival, hoping there would still be things to do and see there. Nope. Once again, everything was closing down: food vendors, crafts booths, historical/educational opportunities, recreational activities. This was around 4:15PM or thereabouts. Apparently, according to their FB site, the event is done around 4PM. If we arrived at a few minutes before 3:30, don't you think someone would mention that they're wrapping things up? I drowned my disappointment in a sticky, chewy caramel apple, and we walked down the road back to the truck. I'm sure that, had we gone at 10:00AM when the gates were opened, we would have been inundated with a surging crowd of New Englanders, all jockeying to get the best position to watch a bog's harvest, or queuing up to pick through cranberries, or any number of other fun, interesting, and educational activities that were offered here. So, the moral of the story is: go early, enjoy all the offerings, but expect crowds (apparently, "tens of thousands of people" descended upon Tihonet Pond this weekend).

When we made plans to do a week in New England, this was the main thing we wanted to do (besides…read moreeat lots of seafood). The festival is so well organized with tons of volunteers & helpers to guide you around. They have buses to take folks from the parking lot to the entrance, and buses to take you out to the cranberry bogs. Everything runs timely & smoothly. There were lots of vendors giving out samples & tastes, so that everyone who wants some freebies can get some. They also have food trucks, crafts, baked goods, and more booths than we could visit. We donned waders & got in the cranberry bog. It costs $25, but I figure how many chances will I ever have to be in a cranberry bog?! It's a weird sensation & you can feel the vines under your feet. Warning: if you do the bog, be careful of your footing. It's slippery & we saw three people fall over so that their waders filled with water. But it's still quite a sensation & a unique photo op. Tip: get the lobster rolls & chips-- a tasty lunch & a pretty good deal! Friendly staff makes this festival all the more fun.