McIntosh Retrospective at Truro Library The late painter Hal McIntosh found early inspiration in a little dune shack on Cold Storage Beach in North Truro. He spent 10 bohemian summers […]

Autumn Group Show at Alden Gallery The current autumn group show at Alden Gallery (423 Commercial St., Provincetown) features work by 16 artists represented by the gallery. Founder and curator […]

Play Reading Series Spotlights Young Queer Voices Sheila Callaghan’s 2015 play Women Laughing Alone With Salad is about three women living in an image-obsessed culture. Its title was inspired by […]

‘Hope for the Holidays,’ a Zany Christmas Cabaret It’s 1962, and a clueless television hostess is surrounded by bigwigs and Christmas cocktails while competing with her friends for a lover. […]

The Best of Bach and Schubert The Chatham Chorale, accompanied by an orchestra, will present a concert featuring music by two titans of classical music — Johann Sebastian Bach and […]

‘Best of Summer’ at Schoolhouse Gallery For the “Best of Summer 2023” group show currently on view at Schoolhouse Gallery (494 Commercial St., Provincetown), gallery director and curator Michael Carroll […]

Printmaking Without Limits A wide range of printmaking techniques — from monotypes and silkscreens to woodcut and solar plate prints — are on view in the current exhibition at the […]

The Acoustic Nomads Pass Through Wellfleet The Acoustic Nomads have a unique vision: to bring together folkloric sounds from Appalachia to Argentina with contemporary improvisation, jazz, and newgrass. “We’re combining […]

Jefferey Clayton Teaches Through Music Jefferey Clayton served in the military for 21 years — three years active duty and the rest in the National Guard. He completed “all the […]

Photos and Stories of All Kinds of Families “Love Makes a Family,” an exhibition of photographs of LGBTQ families on view at the Provincetown United Methodist Church (20 Shank Painter […]

To Hell and Back at the Eastham Library Gregory Williams wants you to go to hell — through art. Described as a “cheery and brisk” survey of visual depictions of […]

Cedric Harper’s Art of Language For all its simple forms and seemingly unrefined ornamentation, Cedric Harper’s art speaks volumes. “Ancestral Language,” currently on view at the Higgins Art Gallery at […]

Encountering Folk Music With Antje Duvekot Singer-songwriter Antje Duvekot, who will be kicking off the season at First Encounter Coffee House (220 Samoset Road, Eastham) on Saturday, Sept. 23 at […]

Christine Ernst Laughs Through the Pain Poet, storyteller, and metal artist Christine Ernst started writing more than two decades ago to cope with a cancer diagnosis she received when she […]

‘Word Suite’ Combines Poetry and Music Phoebe Carrai says that her cello, which is named Giovanni, has a voice of its own and when she plays, “it feels like a […]