As further immersement into the culture of Provincetown, we visited the Provincetown Art Association & Museum (PAAM), meeting with Executive Director Christine McCarthy, President Jim Bakker (of James R. Bakker Antiques) and PAAM Development Director Sheila McGuinness. Art is an integral part of Provincetown, which is home to the oldest, continuous art colony in the country. Back in 1899, Charles Webster Hawthorne, a famous artist, came...
Sunday, 30 June 2013
Saturday, 29 June 2013
Vacationing In Provincetown: Culture, Entertainment & Community (Part 4)
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What is the essence of Provincetown?This year, Fodor's placed Provincetown on its list of the 10 Best Small Towns in America whilethe Smithsonian listed it as #10 of their Best Small Towns To Visit. Provincetown is garnering much deserved praise. I have previously discussed some of the reasons why I find Provincetown compelling and am back to provide even more reasons.On our media trip, one of our first meetings was at the Provincetown Town...
Friday, 28 June 2013
Vacationing In Provincetown: Dining & Drinking (Part 3)
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Before going to Provincetown, I was immensely curious about its culinary scene, whether it would be a mass of tourist traps or instead whether it might offer some intriguing finds. The restaurant world in Provincetown is relatively small, with about 30+ seated restaurants and a number of more fast food/counter spots. You will find plenty of seafood and American fare, however you will also find diverse cuisine such as Thai, Japanese, Mexican, French...
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