Coco Peru: Now, More Than Ever Coco Peru has been rehearsing her new show, Fucq This Sh!t, from her temporary home in Andalusia, Spain. “It’s been a little weird,” says […]

Paintings that Abstract and Reveal As her career has matured, Cynthia Packard’s paintings of human figures, flowers, dogs, and boats have become increasingly abstracted. She’s still rooted in painting from […]

Joan Osborne Puts Her Own Spin on Bob Dylan Joan Osborne has been listening to Bob Dylan since his music was being released on cassette tapes and covering his songs […]

Art That Celebrates Mexican Heritage Nicolas V. Sanchez’s parents emigrated from Guanajuato, Mexico and settled in Lansing, Mich., where he was born and raised. Sanchez combines traditional academic painting practices […]

A Treasure Trove of Queer History When historian Alice Friedman learned about Max Ewing — a musician, visual artist, photographer, and habitué of queer nightlife New York City in the […]

Happy Birthday, Mary Oliver To celebrate what would have been the late poet Mary Oliver’s 90th birthday this fall, the Truro Meeting House (3 First Parish Lane) will hold a […]

Barbara Cohen Captures Four-Legged Frolic A college art teacher once warned Barbara E. Cohen against becoming an abstract painter, advising her that only “realists” can support themselves through their art. […]

An Artistic Dialogue at Seashore Point Gallery Anne Flash and John Koch met in a class at Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill around 10 years ago. The […]

Art, Music, and Food for a Cause Art for the Border, an Outer Cape collective of artists and activists, will host an art giveaway and Latin dance party at the […]

Electric Six Still Wants to Take You to a ‘Gay Bar’   It’s a safe bet that when Electric Six plays at Provincetown Town Hall this weekend, the song “Gay […]

Art That Celebrates Power and Resilience Izzy Berdan, curator of an exhibition at the Provincetown Commons this month commemorating Juneteenth, has strong opinions about “America’s second Independence Day.” The Texas […]

Diving Into a Summer of Free Movies The Provincetown Film Society is teaming up with the Crown & Anchor for free poolside movie screenings every Tuesday night this summer. The […]

A New Act Three in Provincetown There were no arts classes in the schools that Nan LeClaire-Hirst went to when she was growing up, she says, and she didn’t attend […]

A New Mystery Series Provincetown author Jeannette De Beauvoir is best known for her mysteries set in the town she’s called home for 20 years. But before she wrote 10 […]

Anne Cowie Follows the Light There is something special about the light on the Outer Cape, where a thin spit of land is surrounded by water. Attempting to capture that […]