Oh! Summer! Parades, ice cream, swimming, t-dance, late night entertainment and romance… weddings… “people watching” at it’s best… beautiful secret gardens… yachts in the Harbor… Front Street, Lobster Pot, Mayflower and many more restaurants cooking up a storm… Huge selection of trinkets, t-shirts, souvenirs…Art, art, art! Come! It is crazy energy in Ptown, but what do you expect? We are the town on the roll! Like nowhere else!
After Labor Day we think Autumn! Come visit us to relax and see dunes’ gorgeous colors, red sunsets, quiet Cape Cod Bay, arts, theater, music and much more! Off-season rates at many accommodations! After summer sales in many Ptown shops… Streets are less crowded… More room in restaurants… and AIR! Oh, delicious Autumn air!
Warm first days of Autumn, Cape Cod Bay, Herring Cove Beach
Cape Cod Bay, Herring Cove Beach
Race Point Beach on Atlantic Ocean side
Race Point, Old Harbor Life-Saving Station
September garden with tomatoes
Swim for Life
Cape Cod Bay, whalewatching boat on Herring Cove
A reconstruction of the Santa Maria, the flagship from Christopher Columbus’s voyage to North America, in Provincetown Harbor, October 4-7, 2019.
Ready to regatta! Photo by Joseph Patrick
Nice to have friends, yes? Bob, Mick & Ken. Photo by Joseph Patrick
Halloween Festival in Provincetown
Thanksgiving Weekend with Craft Fairs and Great Shopping
Just checking... Photo by Robby McQueeney
Cormorants on Breakwater... Photo by Lynette Molnar
East Harbor Autumn Colors
Beach Point, North Truro
Sunset sky over dunes and Rt 6
Winter!
Winter cold? Nah! Great time to relax, reflect, pamper yourself, relish solitude… Winter sky is the BEST! By the way, our Winter season really starts on evening of Thanksgiving Day, when all town gathers under the Monument to light the Lights… Festival of Lights begins…
Winter in Provincetown ~ busy Commercial Street on sunny and warm January 1st, 2020
Provincetown center of town snowy beach with red boat
Provincetown waterfront, low tide view of beach front houses, Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum and Provincetown Town Hall
Provincetown beautiful sunset Winter sky
Route 6, next three exits will take you to Provincetown. “Soft shoulder” sign on the edge of Rt 6 and dunes
Provincetown Harbor, remnants of old pier
Provincetown Harbor and old Fisherman’s Wharf, now Provincetown Marina
Provincetown Harbor with entrance sign to Provincetown Marina
Provincetown Harbor with a new construction wave breaker called Wave Attenuator, protecting boats during stormy weather
Provincetown Harbor MacMillan Pier and new position for landing
National Seashore Park during cold and windy day at Herring Cove Beach
East Harbor (formerly Pilgrim Lake) with dunes covered in snow
Provincetown Winter ~ West End, Moors
Provincetown Town Hall seen from car driving from West End to center of town on Bradford Street
Spring is here! Time to visit Provincetown!
Oh, Spring!
We really never know if Spring is here or not… Most of the time Winter lingers like she doesn’t want to leave us, and one day we all feel “Spring” is here! What a glorious time! Whale watching boats are back in the Harbor, Monument re-opens, painters paint fences, carpenters fix houses, new signs are going up, windows shine, UPS working over time… all town is getting ready for New Season! Welcome, welcome our dear visitors!!
Sunset behind old Fisherman’s Wharf pilings, now Provincetown Marina with modern facilities to accommodate small and big boats.
The Dune Shacks of Peaked Hill Bars Historic District is a 1900-acre National Register district significant for its association with the historic development of art and literature in America; for its representation of a rare, fragile property type; and for its association with the poet Harry Kemp.
Center of Provincetown, Johnson Street parking and beach
Spring is Ptown!
Provincetown Harbor
Ready for Spring!
MacMillan Pier
Spring is coming to Ptown!
Whalewatching in Provincetown starts April school vacation.