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Provincetown
Provincetown

History, Art & Leisure

Eastern end of Route 6
Provincetown, MA
02657

Neighborhood: Provincetown

Phone: +1 508 375 9327
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Provincetown, one of the most well known towns on Cape Cod, offers rich cultural and artistic history as well as plenty of contemporary pleasures. The Pilgrims made their first New World landing here and the historic Mayflower Compact was written and signed just off the coast. Later, an artists' colony developed, attracting the intellectual elite and resulting in many artistic and literary institutions. Today, Provincetown thrives as a cultural center and vacation destination, known for plentiful inns and restaurants, great shopping, beautiful sunsets and a vibrant gay and lesbian community.

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Associated Events
Provincetown Portuguese Festival
Jun 1st, 2010 to Jun 30th, 2010
10:00AM
Traditional Food & Fun
In addition to being an artistic community, Provincetown has always been the center of a very traditional Portuguese fishing community. The last weekend in June is reserved for a celebration of that community. There is a parade on Saturday and the Blessing of the Fleet takes place on Sunday. Throughout the weekend Portuguese foods, traditions and dance are celebrated. Some of the events are on Ryder Street, and several venues around town are also used. Many of the events are free. Phone or see website for details.

Provincetown International Film Festival
Jun 16th, 2010 to Jun 20th, 2010
Oldest Art Colony, Newish Film Festival

Though a relatively young event, the Provincetown International Film Festival has quickly grown in popularity. John Waters is a regular and many of the films are campy and quirky. The festival features screenings, panel discussions, and soirees in mid-June at the Schoolhouse Gallery, Whaler's Wharf Theatre, Fine Arts Work Center, New Art Cinemas, and Town Hall.

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I am so exited to go back!
I didnt dislike anything. The shopping was incredible, there are so many shops to pick from. I love ...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jun 22 2008


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P-Town is full of Flavor
What can I say!!!!...
Reviewed by:Olga from on Jun 05 2007


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Quaint town to visit
We liked the relaxed atmosphere of P-Town, and enjoyed walking the narrow streets with shops lining ...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 15 2006



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