All That Jazz The tenth annual Provincetown Cabaret Festival takes place June 3 to 9 and celebrates “The Golden Era of Night Clubs.” The weekend includes master classes, awards ceremonies, […]

Jay Sefton Confronts the Past in Unreconciled When Jay Sefton was 13 and living in a town on the outskirts of Philadelphia, he won the starring role in a Catholic […]

Bring on the British Bops The British may be known, stereotypically at least, for keeping a stiff upper lip. But there’ll be no such signs of restraint when the Outer […]

Twenty Summers Expands Its Space and Season Every spring, the Twenty Summers cultural program extends over five weeks in Provincetown. This year, it seems program director Alice Gong doesn’t want […]

Cold Chocolate at Wellfleet Preservation Hall Boston-based Americana band Cold Chocolate comes to Wellfleet Preservation Hall on Friday, May 3. The band is currently on tour for its latest album, […]

Bob Cohen’s Life Becomes Musical Art After more than a decade of playwriting, Bob Cohen has written his first musical comedy. With a soundtrack of classic songs from the 1930s […]

Four Writers on Their Favorite Books The Fine Arts Work Center’s 24PearlStreet online program — named for FAWC’s physical location — was established to bring writing workshops, resources, and community […]

A Bicoastal Musical Dialogue Comes to Wellfleet Anne Stott met Arielle Silver four years ago online during the first week of the pandemic lockdown. The two singer-songwriters were participants in […]

Music Times Two With Cape Symphony Guest conductor Francisco Noya will lead the Cape Symphony in “Better Together” at the Barnstable Performing Arts Center (744 West Main St., Hyannis) on […]

Giving a Voice to Queer Youth on Cape Cod Seven years ago, Celeste Lecesne noticed a change in the young people he was meeting while speaking at schools. “They have […]

Bringing ‘Gravel and Molasses’ to the Coffeehouse Musician and songwriter Chris Smither’s distinctive sound, honed over the course of more than 50 years, draws inspiration from the blues, American folk […]

Student Art Celebrates Learning This year’s Provincetown IB Schools annual exhibition at the Commons (46 Bradford St., Provincetown) doubles as a celebration of the 10th anniversary of the school’s adoption […]

Áine Minogue Plays Harp From the Heart Born and raised in Borrisokane, County Tipperary, Ireland, Áine Minogue says that she grew up surrounded by traditional Irish music. Scattered throughout her […]

‘Music for Peace’ Is Music Without Borders “Music for Peace” is the official title of a concert at the Christian Union Church (27 Shore Road, North Truro) at 3 p.m. […]

Art as a Family Affair Artwork by members of 37 Cape Cod families is the subject of “Familial,” an exhibit currently on view in the Hope McClennen Gallery at the […]