FOR RENT 

Summer weekly rental in Provincetown, waterfront efficiency studio cottage. $1,500 per week. Includes parking, deck, and laundry on site. Near all. Please call 516-521-8362. [6-8] 

FOR SALE 

O’Day Rhodes 19 Sloop, fiberglass hull, teak trim. 28-ft mast. Centerboard. Main, jib, and spinnaker sails. Roller furling. Kick up rudder. Boom cover. Aluminum trailer. Extras. $2,950 or best offer. Call 508-349-9185. [6-29] 

Art for sale. Grillo, Beauchamp, Trieff, and many others. Sat., June 10 and Sun., June 11. In Wellfleet. Call for details. Please call between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. 508-237-8130 or 508-737-3328. Other stuff available. [6-8]

Midcentury modern pair matching armchairs. Steel frame strung with spaghetti-like white plastic rope. Indoor/outdoor use. Pristine condition. $300. Call 508-284-9304. [6-8]

Gym equipment, professional quality. Machines, benches, weights, all in like-new condition. Located in Truro, priced very reasonably. Also selling treadmill, in good condition. Call Chuck, 508-246-0866. [6-22]

2011 Honda CRV XL with 121,000 miles. $11,000 or best offer. Leather interior. Moon roof. Recently replaced tires, rotors, brakes, radiator. Detailed. 508-487-1122. [6-15]

Used & rare books. Cape Cod’s best books journey through here. Fifty years caring about the who, what, and where of books as objects, scholarship, joyous and stimulating treats. Isaiah Thomas Books, 4632 Falmouth Rd. (Rt. 28 @ Rt. 130), Cotuit, MA 02635. 508-428-2752. [6-29]

SEEKING 

House swap. Do you like (or need) to go to NYC every six or seven weeks? We have a lovely two-bedroom apartment in Forest Hills (Queens), near the subway and would like to swap our place with yours. No money to be exchanged. Inquiries: David at [email protected] or 917-921-4556. [6-22] 

SERVICES

Dave’s dog sitting. In my Wellfleet home, at reasonable rates. Serving the Outer Cape. Please call David at 508-237-1275. [8-17]

Thai Lady House Cleaning. Mueang Thai Suphon, call me “Lek.” Expert housecleaning, and I do windows! Call 505-310-8580. [8-3] 

Grass mowing. Sign up now for the 2023 season. We work from Provincetown to Orleans. Yards large and small. Reasonable rates and good service. 508-400-7813. [6-15] 

JOBS

Puzzle Me This seeks full or part time supervisors for day and evening shifts, to oversee staff and daily open and close. Must be dependable, friendly, capable, self-motivated with retail and supervisory experience. Shared seasonal housing available for right candidates. Please email [email protected] or stop by 290 Commercial St. to apply. [6-22] 

Cape Cod Children’s Place currently has full-time and part-time positions available within its early education department for teachers in both preschool and infant and toddler classrooms. Starting rate $20 per hour plus benefits. Associate degree required (CDA accepted). Please call CCCP at 508-240-3310 to apply or send your resume to [email protected]. [6-8]

Highland Light in Truro is seeking Keeper’s shop associates and lighthouse tour guides for our 2023 season. We offer: a fun, challenging, and historical place to work; flexible part- or full-time hours; $17 per hour. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. Interested in joining our team? Call Ken at 312-806-1124. [6-15]

THE ARTS 

Lecture and discussion: Figurative Movement: Cape Cod to Bay Area 1950-70, Saturday, June 24, 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. $10.00 per person. Cape Cod Museum of Art, Dennis. www.ccmoa.org. Artist Laura Shabott presents figurative expressionists Robert Henry, Selina Trieff, Jan Mueller, Robert Beauchamp alongside Bay Area David Parks, Joan Brown, Manuel Neri, Nathan Oliveira. [6-22]

CONGREGATIONS 

Christian Union Church, 27 Shore Road in North Truro offers nondenominational services. Join us Sundays at 10 a.m. All are welcome. Light lunch following services. [6-8] 

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS 

Wellfleet Democrats Caucus on Wed., June 14 at 5:30 p.m. at Wellfleet Preservation Hall, 335 Main St., to nominate and elect 4 delegates and 4 alternates to the State Democratic Convention in Lowell, Mass. on Sept. 23. All are welcome, though only Democrats registered to vote in Wellfleet can vote in the caucus. See wellfleetdems.org. [6-8]

Seeking housing angels! Wellfleet Housing Authority has sponsored its 9th Housing Buy Down Lottery and we have this year’s lucky winner. This family is now looking for a 3-bedroom year-round home in Wellfleet with a maximum price of $413,400. Do you have a home to sell? Might you be the next Housing Angel? Contact: [email protected] or 508-419-4490. [6-8]

Residential food composting started for the Town of Eastham on Sat. May 13 at the Town Landfill. Compostable bags are allowed and should be clearly marked. You must have an annual sticker or pay a fee to access the site. With thanks to our recycling and climate action committee. [6-8]

Boat shrink wrap recycling now through June 30 in Bourne, Chatham, Dennis, Eastham, Falmouth, and Wellfleet. Recyclers, please make sure shrink wrap is clean and dry. Remove all ropes, vents, zippers, etc. Bundle the wrap like a sleeping bag and tie it with a strip of shrink wrap. @wellfleetrecycles [6-29]

Stay strong: Women’s cancer support group. Sponsored by HOW (Helping Our Women). Meets at Grace Chapel (Lt. Island Rd. and Rt. 6 in South Wellfleet) on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month. Not a drop-in meeting, registration is required. Please contact Ginny at [email protected] or call 508-648-1639. [7-13]

Community announcements of up to 50 words are free! Send them to [email protected].

FOR SALE 

Art for sale. Grillo, Beauchamp, Trieff, and many others. Sat., June 10 and Sun., June 11. In Wellfleet. Call for details. Please call between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. 508-237-8130 or 508-737-3328. Other stuff available. [6-8]

Midcentury modern pair matching armchairs. Steel frame strung with spaghetti-like white plastic rope. Indoor/outdoor use. Pristine condition. $300. Call 508-284-9304. [6-1]

Gym equipment, professional quality. Machines, benches, weights, all in like-new condition. Located in Truro, priced very reasonably. Also selling treadmill, in good condition. Call Chuck, 508-246-0866. [6-22]

2011 Honda CRV XL with 121,000 miles. $11,000 or best offer. Leather interior. Moon roof. Recently replaced tires, rotors, brakes, radiator. Detailed. 508-487-1122. [6-15]

Skiff for sale. 18-foot flat-bottom plywood work skiff converted for pleasure use. Price includes boat, 50 HP Evinrude E-Tec motor, and trailer. Many extras, more info at www.oldwharf.com/boats-for-sale. $7,000. Call Walter Baron. 508-349-2383. [6-1]

Treasures and gifts. The Eastham Historical Society is holding its annual plant, tool, and white elephant sale on Sun., June 4 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the grounds of the Swift-Daley Museum at 2375 Route 6 in Eastham. Rain date is June 11. [6-1]

Used & rare books. Cape Cod’s best books journey through here. Fifty years caring about the who, what, and where of books as objects, scholarship, joyous and stimulating treats. Isaiah Thomas Books, 4632 Falmouth Rd. (Rt. 28 @ Rt. 130), Cotuit, MA 02635. 508-428-2752. [6-29]

Provincetown house and cottage FSBO. A gem in the quiet East End. 3 BR, 1 BA house plus 1 BR, 1 BA cottage, separate utilities, on sewer. On clamshell lane between Bradford and Commercial. Water view, bay beach 75 yards away. Two parking spots. Price: $4.125 million. Contact Sacha 508-487-3060. [6-1]

SEEKING 

House swap. Do you like (or need) to go to NYC every six or seven weeks? We have a lovely two-bedroom apartment in Forest Hills (Queens), near the subway and would like to swap our place with yours. No money to be exchanged. Inquiries: David at [email protected] or 917-921-4556. [6-22]

SERVICES

Dave’s dog sitting. In my Wellfleet home, at reasonable rates. Serving the Outer Cape. Please call David at 508-237-1275. [8-17]

How’s your roof? If you’re picking up shingles, it’s time for a new roof! Specializing in roofs, trim, decks, siding, and windows. Reliable with great references from locals who have been happy with their jobs. 30 years of experience. Call Hector for an estimate at 508-367-1679. [6-1]

Thai Lady House Cleaning. Mueang Thai Suphon, call me “Lek.” Expert housecleaning, and I do windows! Call 505-310-8580. [8-3]

1 Ace home cleaning. Provincetown-Truro-Wellfleet area. Specializing in weekly cleaning of homes. Experienced/efficient. Your home will be squeaky clean! Text: 508-514-1095. Email: [email protected] [6-1] 

Grass mowing. Sign up now for the 2023 season. We work from Provincetown to Orleans. Yards large and small. Reasonable rates and good service. 508-400-7813. [6-15]  

JOBS

Cape Cod Children’s Place currently has full-time and part-time positions available within its early education department for teachers in both preschool and infant and toddler classrooms. Starting rate $20 per hour plus benefits. Associate degree required (CDA accepted). Please call CCCP at 508-240-3310 to apply or send your resume to [email protected]. [6-8]

Highland Light in Truro is seeking Keeper’s shop associates and lighthouse tour guides for our 2023 season. We offer: a fun, challenging, and historical place to work; flexible part- or full-time hours; $17 per hour. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. Interested in joining our team? Call Ken at 312-806-1124. [6-15]

Deliver the Indie. A 10-12 hour/week job, mostly on Wednesdays. Apply if you’re an organized person and good driver who can do an off-Cape pickup each week, can lug around bundles, track numbers, and be attentive to the shopkeepers who carry our newspaper. Your car, we pay mileage. $20/hour. Write to publisher [email protected]. [6-8]

THE ARTS 

Lecture and discussion: Figurative Movement: Cape Cod to Bay Area 1950-70, Saturday, June 24, 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. $10.00 per person. Cape Cod Museum of Art, Dennis. www.ccmoa.org. Artist Laura Shabott presents figurative expressionists Robert Henry, Selina Trieff, Jan Mueller, Robert Beauchamp alongside Bay Area David Parks, Joan Brown, Manuel Neri, Nathan Oliveira. [6-22]

CONGREGATIONS 

Christian Union Church, 27 Shore Road in North Truro offers nondenominational services. Join us Sundays at 10 a.m. All are welcome. Light lunch following services. [6-8]

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Call to all Eastham Democrats. The Eastham Democratic Town Committee will meet on Wed., June 7 at 7 p.m. to elect delegates to the 2023 State Democratic Convention. The meeting will be virtual via Zoom. For more information contact Edgar Miranda at 774-316-2443. Leave a voicemail or send a text. [6-1] 

Wellfleet Democrats Caucus on Wed., June 14 at 5:30 p.m. at Wellfleet Preservation Hall, 335 Main St., to nominate and elect 4 delegates and 4 alternates to the State Democratic Convention in Lowell, Mass. on Sept. 23. All are welcome, though only Democrats registered to vote in Wellfleet can vote in the caucus. See wellfleetdems.org. [6-8]

Seeking housing angels! Wellfleet Housing Authority has sponsored its 9th Housing Buy Down Lottery and we have this year’s lucky winner. This family is now looking for a 3-bedroom year-round home in Wellfleet with a maximum price of $413,400. Do you have a home to sell? Might you be the next Housing Angel? Contact: [email protected] or 508-419-4490. [6-8]

Are you interested in history, architecture, and preservation? Please consider joining the Wellfleet Historical Commission, which works to preserve and protect historically and architecturally significant buildings in Wellfleet. We are looking for two new members and would welcome hearing from you! If interested, please contact [email protected]. [6-1]

Home Composting 101 workshop on Thurs., June 15 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at the Eastham Public Library. Interested in composting but don’t know how to start? Come learn all about reducing your carbon footprint by doing composting at home. Sponsored by the Eastham Recycling and Climate Action Committees. [6-1]

Residential food composting started for the Town of Eastham on Sat. May 13 at the Town Landfill. Compostable bags are allowed and should be clearly marked. You must have an annual sticker or pay a fee to access the site. With thanks to our recycling and climate action committee. [6-8]

Want to know what events are happening in Wellfleet? Visit www.wellfleetevents.com. Have an arts, culture, or community event taking place in Wellfleet to share? Submit it to [email protected] [6-1]

Household hazardous waste day. Some household products are too toxic to trash: pesticides, lawn chemicals, cleaners, arts and crafts, auto and boat fluids, pool chemicals, paints, polishes, stains. Gather these up to drop them off at the Wellfleet Transfer Station, on June 3 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. @wellfleetrecycles [6-1]

Boat shrink wrap recycling now through June 30 in Bourne, Chatham, Dennis, Eastham, Falmouth, and Wellfleet. Recyclers, please make sure shrink wrap is clean and dry. Remove all ropes, vents, zippers, etc. Bundle the wrap like a sleeping bag and tie it with a strip of shrink wrap. @wellfleetrecycles [6-29]

Stay strong: Women’s cancer support group. Sponsored by HOW (Helping Our Women). Meets at Grace Chapel (Lt. Island Rd. and Rt. 6 in South Wellfleet) on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month. Not a drop-in meeting, registration is required. Please contact Ginny at [email protected] or call 508-648-1639. [7-13]

Help protect the environment. If you live in Wellfleet, please consider joining the Energy & Climate Action Committee. Our mission is to reduce the community’s contribution to climate change. We need one regular member and one alternate. Contact Chair Suzanne Ryan-Ishkanian at [email protected]. [6-1]

Community announcements of up to 50 words are free! Send them to [email protected].

YARD SALES

Yard sale, Provincetown. Collectibles and household: Italian coffee pot. Matching porcelain pitcher and bowl. Fish poacher. Outdoor pillows. Frames. Vintage clothing: Norma Kamali. Donna Karan. Eileen Fisher. Armani. Men’s and women’s hats. Aprons. Hankies. Purses. Sat. and Sun., May 27 and 28. 43 Howland St., 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. [5-25]

Provincetown yard sale: 583 Commercial St. on Fri., May 26, Sat., May 27, and Sun., May 28 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. No sale if it rains. Antique cottage furniture and art, vintage costume jewelry, vintage clothing, outdoor garden furniture and décor, books, golf clubs, household, much more. [5-25]

Yard sale in Eastham. Multifamily yard sale, Sat., May 27, rain date Sun., May 28, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 130 and 155 Massasoit Trail. All sorts of things! If you need or want something, one of us probably has it. [5-25]

Eastham yard sale at 19 Nutmeg Lane: Furniture, cherry mahogany, upholstered dining chairs, lamps, decor, frames, miscellaneous stuff, all in good to excellent condition, priced to sell. Sat., May 27 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. [5-25]

The yard sale worth waiting for, Memorial Day weekend, Sun., May 28 only, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 28 Alden St., Provincetown. Yes, we have it! Collectibles, tools, furniture, ’50s lamps and shades, oddities, unusuals, and uniques. Art Deco, Fifties, kitsch. [5-25] 

FOR SALE 

2011 Honda CRV XL, with 121,000 miles. $11,000 or best offer. Leather interior. Moon roof. Recently replaced tires, rotors, brakes, radiator. Detailed. 508-487-1122. [6-15]

Skiff for sale. 18-foot flat-bottom plywood work skiff converted for pleasure use. Price includes boat, 50 HP Evinrude E-Tec motor, and trailer. Many extras, more info at www.oldwharf.com/boats-for-sale. $7,000. Call Walter Baron. 508-349-2383. [6-1]

Treasures and gifts. The Eastham Historical Society is holding its annual plant, tool, and white elephant sale on Sun., June 4 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the grounds of the Swift-Daley Museum at 2375 Route 6 in Eastham. Rain date is June 11. [6-1]

Wellfleet Gardeners spring plant sale. Sat., May 27 at Town Hall in Wellfleet, rain or shine. Starts 8:30 a.m. Offering shrubs, perennials, annuals, tomatoes, herbs, and many fine nursery donations. [5-25]

Used & rare books. Cape Cod’s best books journey through here. Fifty years caring about the who, what, and where of books as objects, scholarship, joyous and stimulating treats. Isaiah Thomas Books, 4632 Falmouth Rd. (Rt. 28 @ Rt. 130), Cotuit, MA 02635. 508-428-2752. [6-29]

Provincetown house and cottage FSBO. A gem in the quiet East End. 3 BR, 1 BA house plus 1 BR, 1 BA cottage, separate utilities, on sewer. On clamshell lane between Bradford and Commercial. Water view, bay beach 75 yards away. Two parking spots. Price: $4.125 million. Contact Sacha 508-487-3060. [6-1]

SEEKING 

House swap. Do you like (or need) to go to NYC every six or seven weeks? We have a lovely two- bedroom apartment in Forest Hills (Queens), near the subway and would like to swap our place with yours. No money to be exchanged. Inquiries: David at [email protected] or 917-921-4556. [6-22] 

SERVICES

How’s your roof? If you’re picking up shingles, it’s time for a new roof! Specializing in roofs, trim, decks, siding, and windows. Reliable with great references from locals who have been happy with their jobs. 30 years of experience. Call Hector for an estimate at 508-367-1679. [6-1]

Thai Lady House Cleaning. Mueang Thai Suphon, call me “Lek.” Expert housecleaning, and I do windows! Call 505-310-8580. [8-3] 

Caregiver available for private hire. Need help with a loved one? Seniors or post-surgery care? Experienced female caregiver seeks long- or short-term (one month minimum). Also home management. Active, mature female, dependable, patient, and communicative. Sincere replies please. Email Shelly at [email protected]. [5-25]

1 Ace home cleaning. Provincetown-Truro-Wellfleet area. Specializing in weekly cleaning of homes. Experienced/efficient. Your home will be squeaky clean! Text: 508-514-1095. Email: [email protected] [6-1] 

Grass mowing. Sign up now for the 2023 season. We work from Provincetown to Orleans. Yards large and small. Reasonable rates and good service. 508-400-7813. [6-15] 

JOBS

Highland Light in Truro is seeking Keeper’s shop associates and lighthouse tour guides for our 2023 season. We offer: a fun, challenging, and historical place to work; flexible part- or full-time hours; $17 per hour. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. Interested in joining our team? Call Ken at 312-806-1124. [6-15]

Deliver the Indie. A 10-12 hour/week job, mostly on Wednesdays. Apply if you’re an organized person and good driver who can do an off-Cape pickup each week, can lug around bundles, track numbers, and be attentive to the shopkeepers who carry our newspaper. Your car, we pay mileage. $20/hour. Write to publisher [email protected]. [6-8] 

Marketing and outreach associate. Community radio station WOMR in Provincetown is looking for a part-time marketing and outreach associate. Flexible schedule and hybrid work location, 24 hours a week. A full job description can be found at WOMR.org or you can email [email protected]. WOMR is an Equal Opportunity Employer. [5-25]

THE ARTS 

Lecture and discussion: Figurative Movement: Cape Cod to Bay Area 1950-70, Saturday, June 24, 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. $10.00 per person. Cape Cod Museum of Art, Dennis. www.ccmoa.org. Artist Laura Shabott presents figurative expressionists Robert Henry, Selina Trieff, Jan Mueller, Robert Beauchamp alongside Bay Area David Parks, Joan Brown, Manuel Neri, Nathan Oliveira. [6-22]

CONGREGATIONS

Taizé, a candlelit ecumenical service of chants, prayer, and silence at the Wellfleet Methodist Church, 246 Main St., Wellfleet on Friday, May 26 at 5:30pm. Please join us as we sound out, with singing and prayers that reverberate across the cosmos, and listen contemplatively and collectively in silence. More information call 508-349-7217. [5-25] 

Christian Union Church, 27 Shore Road in North Truro offers nondenominational services. Join us Sundays at 10 a.m. All are welcome. Light lunch following services. [6-8] 

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Seeking housing angels! Wellfleet Housing Authority has sponsored its 9th Housing Buy Down Lottery and we have this year’s lucky winner. This family is now looking for a 3-bedroom year-round home in Wellfleet with a maximum price of $413,400. Do you have a home to sell? Might you be the next Housing Angel? Contact: [email protected] or 508-419-4490. [6-8]

Are you interested in history, architecture, and preservation? Please consider joining the Wellfleet Historical Commission, which works to preserve and protect historically and architecturally significant buildings in Wellfleet. We are looking for two new members and would welcome hearing from you! If interested, please contact [email protected]. [6-1]

Get involved with local Democrats: Provincetown Democratic Committee will meet on Thurs., May 25 at 6:30 p.m. (doors open at 6) at the Provincetown Library Cape Cod Collection Room to elect delegates to the 2023 State Democratic Convention. For more information contact Elizabeth Gawron at [email protected] or 508-737-2146. [5-25]

Memorial Day services will be held in Eastham on Monday, May 29 at 10 a.m. at the new Veterans’ Memorial located on the grounds of the 1869 Schoolhouse Museum at 25 Schoolhouse Road. Sarah Peake will be the featured speaker. [5-25]

Home Composting 101 workshop on Thurs., June 15 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at the Eastham Public Library. Interested in composting but don’t know how to start? Come learn all about reducing your carbon footprint by doing composting at home. Sponsored by the Eastham Recycling and Climate Action Committees. [6-1]

Residential food composting starts for the Town of Eastham on Sat. May 13 at the Town Landfill. Compostable bags are allowed and should be clearly marked. You must have an annual sticker or pay a fee to access the site. With thanks to our recycling and climate action committee. [6-8]

Want to know what events are happening in Wellfleet? Visit www.wellfleetevents.com. Have an arts, culture, or community event taking place in Wellfleet to share? Submit it to [email protected] [6-1]

Household hazardous waste day. Some household products are too toxic to trash: pesticides, lawn chemicals, cleaners, arts and crafts, auto and boat fluids, pool chemicals, paints, polishes, stains. Gather these up to drop them off at the Wellfleet Transfer Station, on June 3 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. @wellfleetrecycles [5-25]

Boat shrink wrap recycling now through June 30 in Bourne, Chatham, Dennis, Eastham, Falmouth, and Wellfleet. Recyclers, please make sure shrink wrap is clean and dry. Remove all ropes, vents, zippers, etc. Bundle the wrap like a sleeping bag and tie it with a strip of shrink wrap. @wellfleetrecycles [6-29]

Stay strong: Women’s cancer support group. Sponsored by HOW (Helping Our Women). Meets at Grace Chapel (Lt. Island Rd. and Rt. 6 in South Wellfleet) on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month. Not a drop-in meeting, registration is required. Please contact Ginny at [email protected] or call 508-648-1639. [7-13]

Help protect the environment. If you live in Wellfleet, please consider joining the Energy & Climate Action Committee. Our mission is to reduce the community’s contribution to climate change. We need one regular member and one alternate. Contact Chair Suzanne Ryan-Ishkanian at [email protected]. [6-1]

Community announcements of up to 50 words are free! Send them to [email protected].

ESTATE SALE 

The family of Barbara Rushmore announces an estate sale at her home, featuring Roseville Pottery, Provincetown art, memorabilia, books, furniture, jewelry, rugs, and many odd things collected by a woman who was a Provincetown icon for 60 years. Fri. and Sat., May 19 and 20, from 10 a.m., 605 Commercial St. [5-18] 

YARD SALES

Antique and vintage finds. Yard sale at 583 Commercial St., Provincetown, Sat., May 20 and Sun., May 21 at 10 a.m. Cottage furniture, antiques, books, household, ladies, mens, and vintage clothing, vintage costume jewelry, garden décor, golf clubs, much more. No sale if it rains. [5-18]

Yard sale featuring art and décor. Location: Harry Kemp Way opposite the exit of the Conwell Home Center. Dates: Fri., May 19 and Sat., May 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (If rain forecast for both days then sale will be Sun. May 21 instead. [5-18]

The yard sale worth waiting for, Memorial Day Weekend, Sun., May 28 only, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 28 Alden St., Provincetown. Yes, we have it! Collectibles, tools, furniture, ’50s lamps and shades, oddities, unusuals, and uniques. Art Deco, Fifties, kitsch. [5-25] 

SEEKING

Wheels. One of our Indie summer fellows is looking for a used car. Nothing fancy. It is needed only for this summer and for getting around the Outer Cape on assignments. Contact [email protected]. [6-8] 

FOR SALE 

Skiff for sale. 18-foot flat-bottom plywood work skiff converted for pleasure use. Price includes boat, 50 HP Evinrude E-Tec motor, and trailer. Many extras, more info at www.oldwharf.com/boats-for-sale. $7,000. Call Walter Baron. 508-349-2383. [6-1]

Treasures and gifts. The Eastham Historical Society is holding its annual plant, tool, and white elephant sale on Sun., June 4 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the grounds of the Swift-Daley Museum at 2375 Route 6 in Eastham. Rain date is June 11. [6-1]

Wellfleet Gardeners spring plant sale. Sat., May 27 at Town Hall in Wellfleet, rain or shine. Starts 8:30 a.m. Offering shrubs, perennials, annuals, tomatoes, herbs, and many fine nursery donations. [5-25] 

4-drawer lateral file cabinet, beige, in good shape, with keys. For sale for $250 or free to a nonprofit organization. Measures 64-3/4 inches high x 42 inches tall x 18 inches deep. Pick up in Yarmouth Port. Call 508-349-6245 or 508-246-0722. [5-18]

Used & rare books. Cape Cod’s best books journey through here. Fifty years caring about the who, what, and where of books as objects, scholarship, joyous and stimulating treats. Isaiah Thomas Books, 4632 Falmouth Rd. (Rt. 28 @ Rt. 130), Cotuit, MA 02635. 508-428-2752. [6-29]

Provincetown house and cottage FSBO. A gem in the quiet East End. 3 BR, 1 BA house plus 1 BR, 1 BA cottage, separate utilities, on sewer. On clamshell lane between Bradford and Commercial. Water view, bay beach nearby. Parking for two cars. Reconsidered price: $4.125 million. Contact Sacha 508-487-3060. [6-1] 

FOR FREE

Free oak trundle twin bed. It’s located in North Truro on 6A. Call Audrey for pickup at 508-514-0974. [5-18] 

SERVICES

Thai Lady House Cleaning. Mueang Thai Suphon, call me “Lek.” Expert housecleaning, and I do windows! Call 505-310-8580. [8-3] 

Caregiver available for private hire. Need help with a loved one? Seniors or post-surgery care? Experienced female caregiver seeks long- or short-term (one month minimum). Also home management. Active, mature female, dependable, patient, and communicative. Sincere replies please. Email Shelly at [email protected]. [5-25]

1 Ace home cleaning. Provincetown-Truro-Wellfleet area. Specializing in weekly cleaning of homes. Experienced/efficient. Your home will be squeaky clean! Text: 508-514-1095. Email: [email protected] [6-1] 

Grass mowing. Sign up now for the 2023 season. We work from Provincetown to Orleans. Yards large and small. Reasonable rates and good service. 508-400-7813. [6-15] 

JOBS

Deliver the Indie. A 10-12 hour/week job, mostly on Wednesdays. Apply if you’re an organized person and good driver who can do an off-Cape pickup each week, can lug around bundles, track numbers, and be attentive to the shopkeepers who carry our newspaper. Your car, we pay mileage. $20/hour. Write to publisher [email protected]. [6-8] 

Marketing and outreach associate. Community radio station WOMR in Provincetown is looking for a part-time marketing and outreach associate. Flexible schedule and hybrid work location, 24 hours a week. A full job description can be found at WOMR.org or you can email [email protected]. WOMR is an Equal Opportunity Employer. [5-25]

THE ARTS 

Lecture and discussion: Figurative Movement: Cape Cod to Bay Area 1950-70, Saturday, June 24, 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. $10.00 per person. Cape Cod Museum of Art, Dennis. www.ccmoa.org. Artist Laura Shabott presents figurative expressionists Robert Henry, Selina Trieff, Jan Mueller, Robert Beauchamp alongside Bay Area David Parks, Joan Brown, Manuel Neri, Nathan Oliveira. [6-22] 

The Music’s Back! Irish and old-time music sessions in Wellfleet. This Sunday, May 21, 6 to 8 p.m. at Fox and Crow, 70 Main Street. Family friendly. Musicians, singers, dancers. Hosted by Denya LeVine, Tim Dickey and friends. Reservations highly recommended. Go to thefoxandcrowcafe.com or call 508-214-0366. Musician info email [email protected]. [5-18] 

Outermost Contra Dance is presenting caller John Alden accompanied with live and lively music by fiddler Clayton March and guitarist Max Cohen. May 19 at the Wellfleet Preservation Hall. Cash bar and Contra Basics Workshop at 6:30. Admission $15 regular, $10 under 30, $5 students. Come dance or come just to listen. [5-18]

CONGREGATIONS

Taizé, a candlelit ecumenical service of chants, prayer, and silence at the Wellfleet Methodist Church, 246 Main St., Wellfleet on Friday, May 26 at 5:30pm. Please join us as we sound out, with singing and prayers that reverberate across the cosmos, and listen contemplatively and collectively in silence. More information call 508-349-7217. [5-25] 

Christian Union Church, 27 Shore Road in North Truro offers nondenominational services. Join us Sundays at 10 a.m. All are welcome. Light lunch following services. [6-8] 

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Seeking housing angels! Wellfleet Housing Authority has sponsored its 9th Housing Buy Down Lottery and we have this year’s lucky winner. This family is now looking for a 3-bedroom year-round home in Wellfleet with a maximum price of $413,400. Do you have a home to sell? Might you be the next Housing Angel? Contact: [email protected] or 508-419-4490. [6-8]

Are you interested in history, architecture, and preservation? Please consider joining the Wellfleet Historical Commission, which works to preserve and protect historically and architecturally significant buildings in Wellfleet. We are looking for two new members and would welcome hearing from you! If interested, please contact [email protected]. [6-1]

Get involved with local Democrats: Provincetown Democratic Committee will meet on Thurs., May 25 at 6:30 p.m. (doors open at 6) at the Provincetown Library Cape Cod Collection Room to elect delegates to the 2023 State Democratic Convention. For more information contact Elizabeth Gawron at [email protected] or 508-737-2146. [5-25]

Memorial Day services will be held in Eastham on Monday, May 29 at 10 a.m. at the new Veterans’ Memorial located on the grounds of the 1869 Schoolhouse Museum at 25 Schoolhouse Road. Sarah Peake will be the featured speaker. [5-25]

Home Composting 101 workshop on Thurs., June 15 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at the Eastham Public Library. Interested in composting but don’t know how to start? Come learn all about reducing your carbon footprint by doing composting at home. Sponsored by the Eastham Recycling and Climate Action Committees. [6-1]

Residential food composting starts for the Town of Eastham on Sat. May 13 at the Town Landfill. Compostable bags are allowed and should be clearly marked. You must have an annual sticker or pay a fee to access the site. With thanks to our recycling and climate action committee. [6-8]

Want to know what events are happening in Wellfleet? Visit www.wellfleetevents.com. Have an arts, culture, or community event taking place in Wellfleet to share? Submit it to [email protected] [6-1]

Boat shrink wrap recycling now through June 30 in Bourne, Chatham, Dennis, Eastham, Falmouth, and Wellfleet. Recyclers, please make sure shrink wrap is clean and dry. Remove all ropes, vents, zippers, etc. Bundle the wrap like a sleeping bag and tie it with a strip of shrink wrap. @wellfleetrecycles [6-29]

Stay strong: Women’s cancer support group. Sponsored by HOW (Helping Our Women). Meets at Grace Chapel (Lt. Island Rd. and Rt. 6 in South Wellfleet) on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month. Not a drop-in meeting, registration is required. Please contact Ginny at [email protected] or call 508-648-1639. [7-13]

Help protect the environment. If you live in Wellfleet, please consider joining the Energy & Climate Action Committee. Our mission is to reduce the community’s contribution to climate change. We need one regular member and one alternate. Contact Chair Suzanne Ryan-Ishkanian at [email protected]. [6-1]

Community announcements of up to 50 words are free! Send them to [email protected].

YARD SALES 

Yard sale featuring art and décor. Location: Harry Kemp Way opposite the exit of the Conwell Home Center. Dates: Fri., May 19 and Sat., May 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (If rain forecast for both days then sale will be Sun., May 21 instead. [5-18]

SEEKING

Wheels. One of our Indie summer fellows is looking for a used car. Nothing fancy. It is needed only for this summer and for getting around the Outer Cape on assignments. Contact [email protected]. [6-8]

FOR RENT

Truro summer house. Summer 2023 on Cape Cod? Single lease, entire season. June to October, 4 months. $16,500-$19,000, depending on number of occupants, etc. 3 bedrooms, sleeps 5. Minutes to Provincetown, Wellfleet. Parks 2-3 cars. Quiet, private. No pets. Contact Shaun. [email protected], text 508-514-1095. [5-11]

FOR SALE

Free oak trundle twin bed. It’s located in North Truro on 6A. Call Audrey for pickup at 508-514-0974. [5-11] 

Skiff for sale. 18-foot flat-bottom plywood work skiff converted for pleasure use. Price includes boat, 50 HP Evinrude E-Tec motor, and trailer. Many extras, more info at www.oldwharf.com/boats-for-sale. $7,000.00. Call Walter Baron. 508-349-2383. [6-1]

Treasures and gifts. The Eastham Historical Society is holding its annual plant, tool, and white elephant sale on Sunday, June 4 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the grounds of the Swift-Daley Museum at 2375 Route 6 in Eastham. Rain date is June 11. [6-1]

Wellfleet Gardeners spring plant sale. Saturday, May 27 at Town Hall in Wellfleet, rain or shine. Starts 8:30 a.m. Offering shrubs, perennials, annuals, tomatoes, herbs, and many fine nursery donations. [5-25] 

4-drawer lateral file cabinet, beige, in good shape, with keys. For sale for $250 or free to a nonprofit organization. Measures 64-3/4 inches high x 42 inches tall x 18 inches deep. Pick up in Yarmouth Port. Call 508-349-6245 or 508-246-0722. [5-18]

Large antique trunk, classic style with wood and metal trim, decorative, useful piece, $75. Also selling Psanky eggs, hand decorated, $10 each. Selection of power and hand tools for sale. Ceramic kilns for sale. All priced reasonably. Call Chuck in Truro at 508-246–0866. [5-11]

Used & rare books. Cape Cod’s best books journey through here. Fifty years caring about the who, what, and where of books as objects, scholarship, joyous and stimulating treats. Isaiah Thomas Books, 4632 Falmouth Rd. (Rt. 28 @ Rt. 130), Cotuit, MA 02635. 508-428-2752. [6-29]

Provincetown house and cottage FSBO. A gem in the quiet East End. 3 BR, 1 BA house plus 1 BR, 1 BA cottage, separate utilities, on sewer. On clamshell lane between Bradford and Commercial. Water view, bay beach nearby. Parking for two cars. Reconsidered price: $4.125 million. Contact Sacha 508-487-3060. [6-1]

SERVICES

1 Ace home cleaning. Provincetown-Truro-Wellfleet area. Specializing in weekly cleaning of homes. Experienced/efficient. Your home will be squeaky clean! Text: 508-514-1095. Email: [email protected] [5-11] 

Grass mowing. Sign up now for the 2023 season. We work from Provincetown to Orleans. Yards large and small. Reasonable rates and good service. 508-400-7813. [6-15] 

JOBS

Marketing and outreach associate. Community radio station WOMR in Provincetown is looking for a part-time marketing and outreach associate. Flexible schedule and hybrid work location, 24 hours a week. A full job description can be found at WOMR.org or you can email [email protected]. WOMR is an Equal Opportunity Employer. [5-25]

Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill program director. Be part of the Castle Hill leadership team, work with faculty and studio managers and interns. Experience in hanging gallery shows, supervision, workshops, events. Full description at castlehill.org. Send cover letter and resume to Cherie Mittenthal, executive artistic director: [email protected] [5-11]

Salt, the women’s clothing store in Wellfleet, is hiring a sales associate. We’re looking for someone part time (1-3 days a week) who enjoys working in a fun environment with amazing clients. Responsible, friendly, retail experience welcomed, but will train the right person. Very competitive pay and an employee discount. Email [email protected]. [5-11]

Vorelli’s Restaurant. We are in need of a host at lunchtime from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Come by or call 508-280-1829 for a full job description. We are located at 226 Commercial St. in Provincetown. [5-11]

THE ARTS 

Outermost Contra Dance is presenting caller John Alden accompanied with live and lively music by fiddler Clayton March and guitarist Max Cohen. May 19 at the Wellfleet Preservation Hall. Cash bar and Contra Basics Workshop at 6:30. Admission $15 regular, $10 under 30, $5 students. Come dance or come just to listen. [5-18]

Author talk. The Eastham Historical Society presents Bill Cole in an author talk about his new book, Puritans, Plagues, and Promises. Presentation will be held on Thursday, May 11 at 7 p.m. in The Schoolhouse Museum, 25 Schoolhouse Rd. in Eastham. Books will be available for purchase. [5-11]

CONGREGATIONS

Christian Union Church, 27 Shore Road in North Truro offers nondenominational services. Join us Sundays at 10 a.m. All are welcome. Light lunch following services. [6-8] 

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

EFFI, Eastham Flower Islands is meeting May 17 on the Windmill Green at 10 a.m. (Rain location: the Eastham Public Library). All are welcome. We will be planning the planting of our 22 flower islands. We welcome suggestions and new workers. Questions? Call Frank Dobek at 508-237-6739. [5-11]

Are you interested in history, architecture, and preservation? Please consider joining the Wellfleet Historical Commission, which works to preserve and protect historically and architecturally significant buildings in Wellfleet. We are looking for two new members and would welcome hearing from you! If interested, please contact [email protected]. [6-1]

Get involved with local Democrats: Provincetown Democratic Committee will meet on Thursday, May 25, 2023 at 6:30 pm (doors open at 6:00 pm) at the Provincetown Library Cape Cod Collection Room to elect Delegates to the 2023 State Democratic Convention.  For more information contact Elizabeth Gawron at [email protected] or 508-737-2146. [5-25]

Memorial Day services will be held in Eastham on Monday, May 29 at 10 a.m. at the new Veterans’ Memorial located on the grounds of the 1869 Schoolhouse Museum at 25 Schoolhouse Road in Eastham. Sarah Peake will be the featured speaker. [5-25]

Home Composting 101 Workshop on Thursday, June 15 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at the Eastham Public Library. Interested in composting but don’t know how to start? Come learn all about reducing your carbon footprint by doing composting at home. Sponsored by the Eastham Recycling and Climate Action Committees. [6-1]

Want to know what events are happening in Wellfleet? Visit www.wellfleetevents.com. Have an arts, culture, or community event taking place in Wellfleet to share? Submit it to [email protected] [6-1]

Boat shrink wrap recycling now through June 30 in Bourne, Chatham, Dennis, Eastham, Falmouth, and Wellfleet. Recyclers, please make sure shrink wrap is clean and dry. Remove all ropes, vents, zippers, etc. Bundle the wrap like a sleeping bag and tie it with a strip of shrink wrap. @wellfleetrecycles [6-29]

Call for artists and craftspeople. The Hands on the Arts Festival scheduled for June 24 and 25 in Eastham now has applications available for crafters and artists who’d like to participate. Please go to easthamculturalcouncil.org to apply. [5-11]

Stay strong: Women’s cancer support group. Sponsored by HOW (Helping Our Women). Meets at Grace Chapel (Lt. Island Rd. and Rt. 6 in South Wellfleet) on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month. Not a drop-in meeting, registration is required. Please contact Ginny at [email protected] or call 508-648-1639. [7-13]

Help protect the environment. If you live in Wellfleet, please consider joining the Energy & Climate Action Committee. Our mission is to reduce the community’s contribution to climate change. We need one regular member and one alternate. Contact Chair Suzanne Ryan-Ishkanian at [email protected]. [6-1]

Community announcements of up to 50 words are free! Send them to [email protected].

SEEKING

Wheels. One of our Indie summer fellows is looking for a used car. Nothing fancy. It is needed only for this summer and for getting around the Outer Cape on assignments. Contact [email protected]. [6-8]

FOR RENT

Truro summer house. Summer 2023 on Cape Cod? Single lease, entire season. June to October, 4 months. $16,500-$19,000, depending on number of occupants, etc. 3 bedrooms, sleeps 5. Minutes to Provincetown, Wellfleet. Parks 2-3 cars. Quiet, private. No pets. Contact Shaun. [email protected], text 508-514-1095. [5-11]  

FOR SALE

Wellfleet Gardeners spring plant sale. Saturday, May 27 at Town Hall in Wellfleet, rain or shine. Starts 8:30 a.m. Offering shrubs, perennials, annuals, tomatoes, herbs, and many fine nursery donations. [5-25] 

4-drawer lateral file cabinet, beige, in good shape, with keys. For sale for $250 or free to a nonprofit organization. Measures 64-3/4 inches high x 42 inches tall x 18 inches deep. Pick up in Yarmouth Port. Call 508-349-6245 or 508-246-0722. [5-18]

Large antique trunk, classic style with wood and metal trim, decorative, useful piece, $75. Also selling Psanky eggs, hand decorated, $10 each. Selection of power and hand tools for sale. Ceramic kilns for sale. All priced reasonably. Call Chuck in Truro at 508-246–0866. [5-11]

Used & rare books. Cape Cod’s best books journey through here. Fifty years caring about the who, what, and where of books as objects, scholarship, joyous and stimulating treats. Isaiah Thomas Books, 4632 Falmouth Rd. (Rt. 28 @ Rt. 130), Cotuit, MA 02635. 508-428-2752. [6-29]

HP Laserjet Pro 400 M401n monochrome. $75 or best offer. Email [email protected]. [5-4]

Fujitsu ScanSnap ix1500 duplex color. $200 or best offer. ScanSnap is the best. Look it up. Lightly used. Email [email protected]. [5-4]

Provincetown house and cottage for sale by owner. A gem in the quiet East End. 3 BR, 1 BA house plus 1 BR, 1 BA cottage, separate utilities, on sewer. On clamshell lane between Bradford and Commercial. Water view from cottage. Parking for two cars. Price is now $4.25M. Contact Sacha 508-487-3060. [5-4] 

Vintage designer handbags beautifully refurbished like new by a Provincetown year-rounder. Better for the environment as well as your wallet. Coach and Dooney & Bourke bags, made to last a lifetime, available at etsy.com/shop/AbsolutelyBrilliant. Think Mother’s Day and birthday gifts. Or treat yourself. [5-4]

SERVICES

1 Ace home cleaning. Provincetown-Truro-Wellfleet area. Specializing in weekly cleaning of homes. Experienced/efficient. Your home will be squeaky clean! Text: 508-514-1095. Email: [email protected] [5-11] 

Grass mowing. Sign up now for the 2023 season. We work from Provincetown to Orleans. Yards large and small. Reasonable rates and good service. 508-400-7813. [6-15] 

JOBS

Marketing and outreach associate. Community radio station WOMR in Provincetown is looking for a part-time marketing and outreach associate. Flexible schedule and hybrid work location, 24 hours a week. A full job description can be found at WOMR.org or you can email [email protected]. WOMR is an Equal Opportunity Employer. [5-25]

Vorelli’s Restaurant. We are in need of a host at lunchtime from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Come by or call 508-280-1829 for a full job description. We are located at 226 Commercial St. in Provincetown. [5-4]

Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill program director. Be part of the Castle Hill leadership team, work with faculty and studio managers and interns. Experience in hanging gallery shows, supervision, workshops, events. Full description at castlehill.org. Send cover letter and resume to Cherie Mittenthal, executive artistic director: [email protected] [5-11]

Salt, the women’s clothing store in Wellfleet, is hiring a sales associate. We’re looking for someone part time (1-3 days a week) who enjoys working in a fun environment with amazing clients. Responsible, friendly, retail experience welcomed, but will train the right person. Very competitive pay and an employee discount. Email [email protected]. [5-11]

Landscape stone mason. Ponderosa Nurseries, an Outer Cape landscaping company, is looking for an experienced mason with a strong work ethic. Retaining walls, chimneys, fire pits, walkways, patios and driveways using granite, stone and brick. Apply online at PonderosaCapeCod.com or stop in at 4850 State Highway, Eastham. [5-4]

Buildings & grounds manager. A fast-paced, multifaceted position at Truro Center for the Arts. Looking for the right person to help us maintain the buildings and grounds in tip-top condition. Full-time, year-round, salaried, benefits, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday. Interested candidates should email [email protected] for more info. [5-4]

THE ARTS 

Outermost Contra Dance is presenting caller John Alden accompanied with live and lively music by fiddler Clayton March and guitarist Max Cohen. May 19 at the Wellfleet Preservation Hall. Cash bar and Contra Basics Workshop at 6:30. Admission $15 regular, $10 under 30, $5 students. Come dance or come just to listen. [5-18]

Author talk. The Eastham Historical Society presents Bill Cole in an author talk about his new book Puritans, Plagues, and Promises. Presentation will be held on Thursday, May 11 at 7 p.m. in The Schoolhouse Museum, 25 Schoolhouse Rd. in Eastham. Books will be available for purchase. [5-11]

CONGREGATIONS

Craft fair. Eastham United Methodist Church is hosting a craft fair on Saturday, May 6 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Local crafters, vendors, and raffles, too. Stop by for special gifts for Mom, others or yourself. Located at 3200 State Highway, Eastham. Lunches will be available for sale. Please support this church fundraiser. [5-4]

Mother’s Day Tea at the Wellfleet Methodist Church on Saturday, May 6 at 2 p.m. All are welcome. $10 per person. For details call us at 508-349-7217. [5-4]

Christian Union Church, 27 Shore Road in North Truro offers nondenominational services. Join us Sundays at 10 a.m. All are welcome. Light lunch following services. [6-8] 

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Spring clean-up at the Wellfleet Oakdale-Pleasant Hill Cemetery (across from the Police Station) is Saturday, May 6 from 9 a.m. to noon, drizzle or shine. To maintain a welcoming environment we will be pruning and cleaning up, so bring protective gloves, favorite hand tools, and a friend. For details call 508-349-0304. [5-4]

Calling all caregivers! Meet the caregiver specialists from Elder Services of Cape Cod and the Islands to learn about services and self-care strategies that can help. Thursday, May 16 from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Truro Council on Aging. You are not alone, and we are here to support you. [5-11]

Boat shrink wrap recycling now through June 30 in Bourne, Chatham, Dennis, Eastham, Falmouth, and Wellfleet. Recyclers, please make sure shrink wrap is clean and dry. Remove all ropes, vents, zippers, etc. Bundle the wrap like a sleeping bag and tie it with a strip of shrink wrap. @wellfleetrecycles [6-29]

Call for artists and craftspeople. The Hands on the Arts Festival scheduled for June 24 and 25 in Eastham now has applications available for crafters and artists who’d like to participate. Please go to easthamculturalcouncil.org to apply. [5-11]

Stay strong: Women’s cancer support group. Sponsored by HOW (Helping Our Women). Meets at Grace Chapel (Lt. Island Rd. and Rt. 6 in South Wellfleet) on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month. Not a drop-in meeting, registration is required. Please contact Ginny at [email protected] or call 508-648-1639. [7-13]

Do what you can: Reduce waste, plant trees, eat locally, travel responsibly, reuse stuff, boycott single-use plastics, recycle, vote smart, switch to cold water laundry, dry outside, divest from fossil fuels, save water, shop wisely, donate, grow your food, volunteer, conserve energy, and compost. — The Eastham Recycling Committee. [5-4]

Community announcements of up to 50 words are free! Send them to [email protected].

SEEKING

Room or roommate. I’m returning to work for the Town of Provincetown again this season and looking for a room in a shared house or a roommate in the Provincetown area from mid-late April to Oct. 31, 2023. Call Robert 508-725-6969 or email [email protected]. [4-27]

Lost our home to the December flood. Male couple, 53 and 78, nature photographer and retired psychotherapist. Reliable homebodies seeking a 1-2 BR in town to rent year-round, long-term. One uses a wheelchair, hence we seek ground level and permission to make accessible at our expense. Excellent references. Call Michael and Susumu, 774-712-0557 or [email protected]. [4-27]

FOR RENT

Truro summer house. Summer 2023 on Cape Cod? Single lease, entire season. June to October, 4 months. $16,500-$19,000, depending on number of occupants, etc. 3 bedrooms, sleeps 5. Minutes to Provincetown, Wellfleet. Parks 2-3 cars. Quiet, private. No pets. Contact Shaun. [email protected], text 508-514-1095. [5-11] 

FOR SALE

4-drawer lateral file cabinet, beige, in good shape, with keys. For sale for $250 or free to a nonprofit organization. Measures 64-3/4 inches high x 42 inches tall x 18 inches deep. Pick up in Yarmouth Port. Call 508-349-6245 or 508-246-0722. [5-18]

Large antique trunk, classic style with wood and metal trim, decorative, useful piece, $75. Also selling Psanky eggs, hand decorated, $10 each. Selection of power and hand tools for sale. Ceramic kilns for sale. All priced reasonably. Call Chuck in Truro at 508-246–0866. [5-11]

Used & rare books. Cape Cod’s best books journey through here. Fifty years caring about the who, what, and where of books as objects, scholarship, joyous and stimulating treats. Isaiah Thomas Books, 4632 Falmouth Rd. (Rt. 28 @ Rt. 130), Cotuit, MA 02635. 508-428-2752. [6-29]

Vent-free gas log heater system by Empire Comfort Systems. Used only 4 years as supplemental heat source in 3-season home. Converted for propane (plumber hook-up required). Photos and owner’s installation manuals available. Purchased for $1,300. For sale: $50 (will be donated to Lower Cape Outreach Council). Contact [email protected]. [5-4]

HP Laserjet Pro 400 M401n monochrome. $75 or best offer. Email [email protected]. [5-4]

Fujitsu ScanSnap ix1500 duplex color. $200 or best offer. ScanSnap is the best. Look it up. Lightly used. Email [email protected]. [5-4]

Provincetown house and cottage for sale by owner. A gem in the quiet East End. 3 BR, 1 BA house plus 1 BR, 1 BA cottage, separate utilities, on sewer. On clamshell lane between Bradford and Commercial. Water view from cottage. Parking for two cars. Price is now $4.25M. Contact Sacha 508-487-3060. [5-4] 

Vintage designer handbags beautifully refurbished like new by a Provincetown year-rounder. Better for the environment as well as your wallet. Coach and Dooney & Bourke bags, made to last a lifetime, available at etsy.com/shop/AbsolutelyBrilliant. Think Mother’s Day and birthday gifts. Or treat yourself. [5-4]

SERVICES

1 Ace home cleaning. Provincetown-Truro-Wellfleet area. Specializing in weekly cleaning of homes. Experienced/efficient. Your home will be squeaky clean! Text: 508-514-1095. Email: [email protected] [5-11] 

Grass mowing. Sign up now for the 2023 season. We work from Provincetown to Orleans. Yards large and small. Reasonable rates and good service. 508-400-7813. [6-15] 

JOBS

Salt, the women’s clothing store in Wellfleet, is hiring a sales associate. We’re looking for someone part time (1-3 days a week) who enjoys working in a fun environment with amazing clients. Responsible, friendly, retail experience welcomed, but will train the right person. Very competitive pay and an employee discount. Email [email protected]. [5-11]

Landscape stone mason. Ponderosa Nurseries, an Outer Cape landscaping company, is looking for an experienced mason with a strong work ethic. Retaining walls, chimneys, fire pits, walkways, patios and driveways using granite, stone and brick. Apply online at PonderosaCapeCod.com or stop in at 4850 State Highway, Eastham. [5-4]

Payomet is hiring. Come join the team at Payomet Performing Arts Center for the 25th Anniversary season! Open positions include: box office manager, technical director, Payomet internships and circus arts internships. For more information and applications visit www.payomet.org/join-our-team. [4-27]

Come be part of the Castle Hill team. Studio manager positions. Creative people apply, see postings at castlehill.org and then click opportunities. May-September. Send cover letter & resumes to [email protected] [4-27]

Buildings & grounds manager. A fast-paced, multifaceted position at Truro Center for the Arts. Looking for the right person to help us maintain the buildings and grounds in tip-top condition. Full-time, year-round, salaried, benefits, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday. Interested candidates should email [email protected] for more info. [5-4]

Journalists. We need a managing editor and arts editor at the Indie. Do you know someone who knows newspaper work and cares about it all, from civics to culture to semicolons? Someone who wants to be a part of the movement to take back community journalism? Send resume to the publisher: [email protected]. [4-27]

THE ARTS

Author talk. The Eastham Historical Society presents Bill Cole in an author talk about his new book Puritans, Plagues, and Promises. Presentation will be held on Thursday, May 11 at 7:00 p.m. in The Schoolhouse Museum, 25 Schoolhouse Rd., in Eastham. Books will be available for purchase. [5-11]

Anthony Trollope reading group forming. Come stroll the highways and byways of Anthony Trollope’s Barsetshire, a fictional place so real that Virginia Woolf believed in it as she believed in the reality of her weekly bills. The first Thursday of the month from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at the Truro Library. Begins May 4. Inquire at [email protected]. [4-27] 

Jug Band memories. Thanks to the Outer Cape Artists in Residence Consortium (OCARC), I’ll be spending two weeks in a dune shack this June compiling stories and memorabilia for a history of the Provincetown Jug and Marching Band. To contribute your memories, please email me at [email protected]. Thanks, “Boston Charlie.” [4-27] 

Please come to Ninth Street Women, a lecture by artist and educator Laura Shabott, Saturday, April 29, 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Cape Cod Museum of Art, 60 Hope Lane, Dennis. Artists featured are Krasner, de Kooning, Hartigan, Mitchell and Frankenthaler, from the book by Mary Gabriel. $10. Register: www.ccmoa.org. [4-27]

Irish and old-time sessions at Fox and Crow in Wellfleet are going on hiatus for a while. We’re tentatively scheduled to be back May 21 and June 11. A thousand thanks to the musicians and diners who came out to support local live music. To hire Irish musicians for an event email [email protected]. [4-27]

CONGREGATIONS 

Taizé Cape Cod will meet on Friday April 28 at 5:30 p.m. All are welcome at this contemplative ecumenical candlelit service of chants, prayer, and silence. Peter Kosewski and Sieglinde Rogers will be facilitating. Taizé Cape Cod services are held at the Wellfleet Methodist Church at 246 Main Street, Wellfleet. [4-27]

Craft fair. Eastham United Methodist Church is hosting a craft fair on Saturday, May 6 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Local crafters, vendors, and raffles, too. Stop by for special gifts for Mom, others or yourself. Located at 3200 State Highway, Eastham. Lunches will be available for sale. Please support this church fundraiser. [5-4]

Mother’s Day Tea at the Wellfleet Methodist Church on Saturday, May 6 at 2 p.m. All are welcome. $10 per person. For details call us at 508-349-7217. [5-4]

Christian Union Church, 27 Shore Road in North Truro offers nondenominational services. Join us Sundays at 10 a.m. All are welcome. Light lunch following services. [6-8] 

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Call for artists and craftspeople. The Hands on the Arts Festival scheduled for June 24 and 25 in Eastham now has applications available for Crafters and Artists who’d like to participate. Please go to easthamculturalcouncil.org to apply. [5-11]

Stay Strong: Women’s Cancer support group. Sponsored by HOW (Helping Our Women). Meets at Grace Chapel (Lt. Island Rd. and Rte. 6 in South Wellfleet) on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month. Not a drop-in meeting, registration is required. Please contact Ginny at [email protected] or call 508-648-1639. [7-13]

Do what you can: Reduce waste, plant trees, eat locally, travel responsibly, reuse stuff, boycott single-use plastics, recycle, vote smart, switch to cold water laundry, dry outside, divest from fossil fuels, save water, shop wisely, donate, grow your food, volunteer, conserve energy, and compost. — The Eastham Recycling Committee. [5-4]

Join the farmers! Become a Provincetown Farmers Market local food vendor, Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. from May 20 to October 28. Applications and Information at SustainableCAPE.org. [4-27]

Can-do paint recycling at the Wellfleet Transfer Station. April through October: If your latex paint is less than 10 years old, free of debris, and has never been frozen, it will be filtered, re-pigmented, and recycled into new paint by a Massachusetts-based paint manufacturer. Oil-based paint and stain are also accepted. No spray cans. @wellfleetrecycles [4-27]

Community announcements of up to 50 words are free! Send them to [email protected].

SEEKING

Room or roommate. I’m returning to work for the Town of Provincetown again this season and looking for a room in a shared house or a roommate in the Provincetown area from mid-late April to Oct. 31, 2023. Call Robert 508-725-6969 or email [email protected]. [4-27]

Lost our home to the December flood. Male couple, 53 and 78, nature photographer and retired psychotherapist. Reliable homebodies seeking a 1-2 BR in town to rent year-round, long-term. One uses a wheelchair, hence we seek ground level and permission to make accessible at our expense. Excellent references. Call Michael and Susumu, 774-712-0557 or [email protected]. [4-27]

FOR RENT

Summer 2023 on Cape Cod? Single lease, entire season. June to October, approximately 4 months. $14,000-$19,000, depending on number of occupants and other particulars. 3 bedrooms, sleeps 5. Minutes to Provincetown, Wellfleet. Parks 3 cars. Quiet, private. No pets. Contact Shaun, [email protected], for questions, visits. [4-20] 

FOR SALE

Large antique trunk, classic style with wood and metal trim, decorative, useful piece, $75. Also selling Psanky eggs, hand decorated, $10 each. Selection of power and hand tools for sale. Ceramic kilns for sale. All priced reasonably. Call Chuck in Truro at 508-246–0866. [5-11]

Used & rare books. Cape Cod’s best books journey through here. Fifty years caring about the who, what, and where of books as objects, scholarship, joyous and stimulating treats. Isaiah Thomas Books, 4632 Falmouth Rd. (Rt. 28 @ Rt. 130), Cotuit, MA 02635. 508-428-2752. [6-29]

Vent-free gas log heater system by Empire Comfort Systems. Used only 4 years as supplemental heat source in 3-season home. Converted for propane (plumber hook-up required). Photos and owner’s installation manuals available. Purchased for $1,300. For sale: $50 (will be donated to Lower Cape Outreach Council). Contact [email protected]. [5-4]

HP Laserjet Pro 400 M401n monochrome. $75 or best offer. Email [email protected]. [5-4]

Fujitsu ScanSnap ix1500 duplex color. $200 or best offer. ScanSnap is the best. Look it up. Lightly used. Email [email protected]. [5-4]

Provincetown house and cottage for sale by owner. A gem in the quiet East End. 3 BR, 1 BA house plus 1 BR, 1 BA cottage, separate utilities, on sewer. On clamshell lane between Bradford and Commercial. Water view from cottage. Parking for two cars. $3.25M. Contact Sacha 508-487-3060. [5-4]

Chesapeake Light Craft Skerry Daysailer. 14 feet. Hand built, wooden, beautiful, includes sail and oars. Perfect for Provincetown Harbor. $1,000 OBO. Call or text 508-487-9085. [4-20] 

Vintage designer handbags beautifully refurbished like new by a Provincetown year-rounder. Better for the environment as well as your wallet. Coach and Dooney & Bourke bags, made to last a lifetime, available at etsy.com/shop/AbsolutelyBrilliant. Think Mother’s Day and birthday gifts. Or treat yourself. [5-4]

SERVICES

Grass mowing. Sign up now for the 2023 season. We work from Provincetown to Orleans. Yards large and small. Reasonable rates and good service. 508-400-7813. [6-15] 

JOBS

Landscape stone mason. Ponderosa Nurseries, an Outer Cape landscaping company, is looking for an experienced mason with a strong work ethic. Retaining walls, chimneys, fire pits, walkways, patios and driveways using granite, stone and brick. Apply online at PonderosaCapeCod.com or stop in at 4850 State Highway, Eastham. [5-4]

Payomet is hiring. Come join the team at Payomet Performing Arts Center for the 25th Anniversary season! Open positions include: box office manager, technical director, Payomet internships and circus arts internships. For more information and applications visit www.payomet.org/join-our-team. [4-27]

Come be part of the Castle Hill team. Studio manager positions. Creative people apply, see postings at castlehill.org and then click opportunities. May-September. Send cover letter & resumes to [email protected] [4-27]

Buildings & grounds manager. A fast-paced, multifaceted position at Truro Center for the Arts. Looking for the right person to help us maintain the buildings and grounds in tip-top condition. Full-time, year-round, salaried, benefits, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday. Interested candidates should email [email protected] for more info. [5-4]

Now hiring a seasonal Assistant Manager for the Provincetown Bookshop (April-October). Excellent customer service, computer skills, a basic knowledge of books, and the ability to work at least 3 days a week are musts. Events and hospitality experience very much welcomed. To learn more and apply, visit www.provincetownbookshop.com. [4-20]

Cinema manager. The Provincetown Film Society, a nonprofit arts organization, seeks a full-time, year-round manager at our Waters Edge Cinema in Provincetown. This dynamic, public-facing position oversees venue operations, with opportunities for community engagement and creative collaborations. Some nights and weekends required. Interested candidates should email [email protected] for more information. [4-20]

Assistant cinema and technical manager. The nonprofit Provincetown Film Society seeks a full-time, year-round assistant cinema and technical manager at our Waters Edge Cinema. This multifaceted position includes projection, management of cinema equipment, and box office staffing. Some nights and weekends required. Interested candidates should email [email protected] for more information. [4-20]

Journalists. We need a managing editor and arts editor at the Indie. Do you know someone who knows newspaper work and cares about it all, from civics to culture to semicolons? Someone who wants to be a part of the movement to take back community journalism? Send resume to the publisher: [email protected]. [4-27]

THE ARTS

Outermost Contra Dance is presenting caller Erica Weiss with high-energy contra dance fiddler Amy Larkin and renowned pianist Jacqueline Schwab. Friday, April 21 at 7 p.m. at Wellfleet Preservation Hall. Cash bar and contra basics workshop at 6:30. Admission $15 regular, $10 under 30, $5 students. Come dance or come just to listen. [4-20]

Anthony Trollope reading group forming. Come stroll the highways and byways of Anthony Trollope’s Barsetshire, a fictional place so real that Virginia Woolf believed in it as she believed in the reality of her weekly bills. The first Thursday of the month from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at the Truro Library. Begins May 4. Inquire at [email protected]. [4-27] 

Jug Band memories. Thanks to the Outer Cape Artists in Residence Consortium (OCARC), I’ll be spending two weeks in a dune shack this June compiling stories and memorabilia for a history of the Provincetown Jug and Marching Band. To contribute your memories, please email me at [email protected]. Thanks, “Boston Charlie.” [4-27] 

Please come to Ninth Street Women, a lecture by artist and educator Laura Shabott, Saturday, April 29, 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Cape Cod Museum of Art, 60 Hope Lane, Dennis. Artists featured are Krasner, de Kooning, Hartigan, Mitchell and Frankenthaler, from the book by Mary Gabriel. $10. Register: www.ccmoa.org. [4-27]

Irish and old-time sessions at Fox and Crow in Wellfleet are going on hiatus for a while. We’re tentatively scheduled to be back May 21 and June 11. A thousand thanks to the musicians and diners who came out to support local live music. To hire Irish musicians for an event email [email protected]. [4-27]

CONGREGATIONS 

Taizé Cape Cod will meet on Friday April 28 at 5:30 p.m. All are welcome at this contemplative ecumenical candlelit service of chants, prayer, and silence. Peter Kosewski and Sieglinde Rogers will be facilitating. Taizé Cape Cod services are held at the Wellfleet Methodist Church at 246 Main Street, Wellfleet. [4-27]

Craft fair. Eastham United Methodist Church is hosting a craft fair on Saturday, May 6 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Local crafters, vendors, and raffles, too. Stop by for special gifts for Mom, others or yourself. Located at 3200 State Highway, Eastham. Lunches will be available for sale. Please support this church fundraiser. [5-4]

Mother’s Day Tea at the Wellfleet Methodist Church on Saturday, May 6 at 2 p.m. All are welcome. $10 per person. For details call us at 508-349-7217. [5-4]

Christian Union Church, 27 Shore Road in North Truro offers nondenominational services. Join us Sundays at 10 a.m. All are welcome. Light lunch following services. [6-8] 

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Do what you can: Reduce waste, plant trees, eat locally, travel responsibly, reuse stuff, boycott single-use plastics, recycle, vote smart, switch to cold water laundry, dry outside, divest from fossil fuels, save water, shop wisely, donate, grow your food, volunteer, conserve energy, and compost. — The Eastham Recycling Committee. [5-4]

Do good this Earth Day. Help at a community cleanup on April 22 from 8:15 a.m. to noon in Provincetown. MassDems Blueprint and Outer Cape Democrats join in the Center for Coastal Studies Wood End Debris Collection event. West End Rotary, 1 Commercial Street parking lot. Contact Elizabeth Gawron to sign up: [email protected] [4-20]

Join the farmers! Become a Provincetown Farmers Market local food vendor, Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. from May 20 to October 28. Applications and Information at SustainableCAPE.org. [4-27]

Can-do paint recycling at the Wellfleet Transfer Station. April through October: If your latex paint is less than 10 years old, free of debris, and has never been frozen, it will be filtered, re-pigmented, and recycled into new paint by a Massachusetts-based paint manufacturer. Oil-based paint and stain are also accepted. No spray cans. @wellfleetrecycles [4-27]

Community announcements of up to 50 words are free! Send them to [email protected].

SEEKING

Talented drag performer who loves kids! Looking for a drag performer to host a read-aloud story hour for our son’s first birthday in Eastham on May 28. Email [email protected]. [4-13]

Face painter sought for birthday party in Eastham on May 28. Email [email protected]. [4-13]

Room or roommate. I’m returning to work for the Town of Provincetown again this season and looking for a room in a shared house or a roommate in the Provincetown area from mid-late April to Oct. 31, 2023. Call Robert 508-725-6969 or email [email protected]. [4-27]

Artist seeking studio. Have a garage, large shed, or studio gathering dust on your P’town property? Willing to sell it? I’ll help with the hassles and clean it up for art space. Please contact [email protected]. [4-13]

Lost our home to the December flood. Male couple, 53 and 78, nature photographer and retired psychotherapist. Reliable homebodies seeking a 1-2 BR in town to rent year-round, long-term. One uses a wheelchair, hence we seek ground level and permission to make accessible at our expense. Excellent references. Call Michael and Susumu, 774-712-0557 or [email protected]. [4-27]

Host one (or more!) of the Indie’s summer fellows. Thanks to your gifts to our nonprofit, we’re welcoming five fantastic college students into our community newsroom for 10 weeks this summer. Can you host a young reporter? Call Teresa 508-237-8381. [4-27]

FOR RENT

Summer 2023 on Cape Cod? Single lease, entire season. June to October, approximately 4 months. $14,000-$19,000, depending on number of occupants and other particulars. 3 bedrooms, sleeps 5. Minutes to Provincetown, Wellfleet. Parks 3 cars. Quiet, private. No pets. Contact Shaun, [email protected], for questions, visits. [4-20] 

Residence on leafy cul-de-sac in Provincetown, offered to writer May thru September 2023 in exchange for typing of full-length handwritten manuscript. Acquaintance with French structuralism and Hebrew script helpful. For photos, further details, write with description of your relationship to P’town, writing, etc. to this now corrected email: [email protected] [4-20] 

FOR SALE

Used & rare books. Cape Cod’s best books journey through here. Fifty years caring about the who, what, and where of books as objects, scholarship, joyous and stimulating treats. Isaiah Thomas Books, 4632 Falmouth Rd. (Rt. 28 @ Rt. 130), Cotuit, MA 02635. 508-428-2752. [6-29]

Vent-free gas log heater system by Empire Comfort Systems. Used only 4 years as supplemental heat source in 3-season home. Converted for propane (plumber hook-up required). Photos and owner’s installation manuals available. Purchased for $1,300. For sale: $50 (will be donated to Lower Cape Outreach Council). Contact [email protected]. [5-4]

HP Laserjet Pro 400 M401n monochrome. $75 or best offer. Email [email protected]. [5-4]

Fujitsu ScanSnap ix1500 duplex color. $200 or best offer. ScanSnap is the best. Look it up. Lightly used. Email [email protected]. [5-4]

Provincetown house and cottage for sale by owner. A gem in the quiet East End. 3 BR, 1 BA house plus 1 BR, 1 BA cottage, separate utilities, on sewer. On clamshell lane between Bradford and Commercial. Water view from cottage. Parking for two cars. $3.25M. Contact Sacha 508-487-3060. [5-4]

Chesapeake Light Craft Skerry Daysailer. 14 feet. Hand built, wooden, beautiful, includes sail and oars. Perfect for Provincetown Harbor. $1,000 OBO. Call or text 508-487-9085. [4-20] 

Vintage designer handbags beautifully refurbished like new by a Provincetown year-rounder. Better for the environment as well as your wallet. Coach and Dooney & Bourke bags, made to last a lifetime, available at etsy.com/shop/AbsolutelyBrilliant. Think Mother’s Day and birthday gifts. Or treat yourself. [5-4]

SERVICES

Grass mowing. Sign up now for the 2023 season. We work from Provincetown to Orleans. Yards large and small. Reasonable rates and good service. 508-400-7813. [6-15] 

JOBS

Billing specialist. Ponderosa Nurseries, an Outer Cape landscaping company, is looking for an experienced FT or PT billing specialist. Excellent time management, attention to detail, ability to multi-task, QuickBooks and Excel knowledge a must. Visit us at PonderosaCapeCod.com for an online application or stop in at 4850 State Highway, Eastham. [4-20]

Payomet is hiring. Come join the team at Payomet Performing Arts Center for the 25th Anniversary season! Open positions include: box office manager, technical director, Payomet internships and circus arts internships. For more information and applications visit www.payomet.org/join-our-team. [4-27]

Come be part of the Castle Hill team. Studio manager positions. Creative people apply, see postings at castlehill.org and then click opportunities. May-September. Send cover letter & resumes to [email protected] [4-27]

Buildings & grounds manager. A fast-paced, multifaceted position at Truro Center for the Arts. Looking for the right person to help us maintain the buildings and grounds in tip-top condition. Full-time, year-round, salaried, benefits, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday. Interested candidates should email [email protected] for more info. [5-4]

Provincetown Community Television is seeking an experienced, visionary, and committed executive director who enjoys managing a dynamic environment in a unique community. For details and to apply, visit the employment page on our website. www.provincetowntv.org. Deadline is April 14. [4-13]

Cinema manager. The Provincetown Film Society, a nonprofit arts organization, seeks a full-time, year-round manager at our Waters Edge Cinema in Provincetown. This dynamic, public-facing position oversees venue operations, with opportunities for community engagement and creative collaborations. Some nights and weekends required. Interested candidates should email [email protected] for more information. [4-20]

Assistant cinema and technical manager. The nonprofit Provincetown Film Society seeks a full-time, year-round assistant cinema and technical manager at our Waters Edge Cinema. This multifaceted position includes projection, management of cinema equipment, and box office staffing. Some nights and weekends required. Interested candidates should email [email protected] for more information. [4-20]

Now hiring a seasonal Assistant Manager for the Provincetown Bookshop (April-October). Excellent customer service, computer skills, a basic knowledge of books, and the ability to work at least 3 days a week are musts. Events and hospitality experience very much welcomed. To learn more and apply, visit www.provincetownbookshop.com. [4-20]

Pastor. The Christian Union Church at 27 Shore Road in North Truro is in search of a part-time pastor. Our church is quaint and historic and currently has a very small congregation, that is looking to grow. Open and welcoming to all. We are Protestant and nondenominational. Please email the church clerk at [email protected]. [4-13]

Journalists. We need a managing editor and arts editor at the Indie. Do you know someone who knows newspaper work and cares about it all, from civics to culture to semicolons? Someone who wants to be a part of the movement to take back community journalism? Send resume to the publisher: [email protected]. [4-27]

THE ARTS

Outermost Contra Dance is presenting caller Erica Weiss with high-energy contra dance fiddler Amy Larkin and renowned pianist Jacqueline Schwab. Friday, April 21 at 7 p.m. at Wellfleet Preservation Hall. Cash bar and contra basics workshop at 6:30. Admission $15 regular, $10 under 30, $5 students. Come dance or come just to listen. [4-20]

Anthony Trollope reading group forming. Come stroll the highways and byways of Anthony Trollope’s Barsetshire, a fictional place so real that Virginia Woolf believed in it as she believed in the reality of her weekly bills. The first Thursday of the month from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at the Truro Library. Begins May 4. Inquire at [email protected]. [4-27] 

Jug Band memories. Thanks to the Outer Cape Artists in Residence Consortium (OCARC), I’ll be spending two weeks in a dune shack this June compiling stories and memorabilia for a history of the Provincetown Jug and Marching Band. To contribute your memories, please email me at [email protected]. Thanks, “Boston Charlie.” [4-27] 

Please come to Ninth Street Women, a lecture by artist and educator Laura Shabott, Saturday, April 29, 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Cape Cod Museum of Art, 60 Hope Lane, Dennis. Artists featured are Krasner, de Kooning, Hartigan, Mitchell and Frankenthaler, from the book by Mary Gabriel. $10. Register: www.ccmoa.org. [4-27]

Lady Di is still here! Singing & dancing on Sandwichradio.org and on Alexa, Fridays from 5 to 7 p.m. Also on WMCK.FM in McKeesport, Penn., rebroadcasting Mondays 5 to 7 p.m. and Wednesdays 3 to 5 p.m. Listen to archived programs on Sandwich Radio anytime night or day. And send your requests to [email protected]. [4-13]

Irish and old-time sessions at Fox and Crow in Wellfleet are going on hiatus for a while. We’re tentatively scheduled to be back May 21 and June 11. A thousand thanks to the musicians and diners who came out to support local live music. To hire Irish musicians for an event email [email protected]. [4-27]

CONGREGATIONS 

Christian Union Church, 27 Shore Road in North Truro offers nondenominational services. Join us Sundays at 10 a.m. All are welcome. Light lunch following services. [6-8] 

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Join the farmers! Become a Provincetown Farmers Market local food vendor, Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. from May 20 to October 28. Applications and Information at SustainableCAPE.org. [4-27]

Can-do Paint Recycling at the Wellfleet Transfer Station. April through October: If your latex paint is less than 10 years old, free of debris, and has never been frozen, it will be filtered, re-pigmented, and recycled into new paint by a Massachusetts-based paint manufacturer. Oil-based paint and stain are also accepted. No spray cans. @wellfleetrecycles [4-27]

Community announcements of up to 50 words are free! Send them to [email protected].

SEEKING

Talented drag performer who loves kids! Looking for a drag performer to host a read-aloud story hour for our son’s first birthday in Eastham on May 28. Email [email protected]. [4-13]

Face painter sought for birthday party in Eastham on May 28. Email [email protected]. [4-13]

Room or roommate. I’m returning to work for the Town of Provincetown again this season and looking for a room in a shared house or a roommate in the Provincetown area from mid-late April to Oct. 31, 2023. Call Robert 508-725-6969 or email [email protected]. [4-27]

Artist seeking studio. Have a garage, large shed, or studio gathering dust on your P’town property? Willing to sell it? I’ll help with the hassles and clean it up for art space. Please contact [email protected]. [4-13]

Lost our home to the December flood. Male couple, 53 and 78, nature photographer and retired psychotherapist. Reliable homebodies seeking a 1-2 BR in town to rent year-round, long-term. One uses a wheelchair, hence we seek ground level and permission to make accessible at our expense. Excellent references. Call Michael and Susumu, 774-712-0557 or [email protected]. [4-27]

Host one (or more!) of the Indie’s summer fellows. Thanks to your gifts to our nonprofit, we’re welcoming five fantastic college students into our community newsroom for 10 weeks this summer. Can you host a young reporter? Call Teresa 508-237-8381. [4-27]

FOR RENT

Summer 2023 on Cape Cod? Single lease, entire season. June to October, approximately 4 months. $14,000-$19,000, depending on number of occupants and other particulars. 3 bedrooms, sleeps 5. Minutes to Provincetown, Wellfleet. Parks 3 cars. Quiet, private. No pets. Contact Shaun, [email protected], for questions, visits. [4-20] 

Residence on leafy cul-de-sac in Provincetown, offered to writer May thru September 2023 in exchange for typing of full-length handwritten manuscript. Acquaintance with French structuralism and Hebrew script helpful. For photos, further details, write with description of your relationship to P’town, writing, etc. to this now corrected email: [email protected] [4-20] 

FOR SALE

Get cooking! Char-Broil Patio Bistro Infrared Electric Grill. Never used. Assembled and ready for summer cookouts — just plug it in! Waterproof cover included. Original price $239. Buy it for $50 and we’ll donate the proceeds to the P’town Indie. Contact Peggy at [email protected]. [4-13]

Chesapeake Light Craft Skerry Daysailer. 14 feet. Hand built, wooden, beautiful, includes sail and oars. Perfect for Provincetown Harbor. $1,000 OBO. Call 508-487-9085. [4-6]

Grand piano. Hardman Peck & Co., New York, approximately 1950s, in need of tuning and some TLC, but nothing major, and a bench. Offered for free. Please call Nina 774-216-1314. [4-6] 

Vintage designer handbags beautifully refurbished like new by a Provincetown year-rounder. Better for the environment as well as your wallet. Coach and Dooney & Bourke bags, made to last a lifetime, available at etsy.com/shop/AbsolutelyBrilliant. Think Mother’s Day and birthday gifts. Or treat yourself. [5-4]

SERVICES

Grass mowing. Sign up now for the 2023 season. We work from Provincetown to Orleans. Yards large and small. Reasonable rates and good service. 508-400-7813. [6-15]

They say Old World Plastering is a lost art — but it’s not for me. I’m experienced with restoring old plaster and appreciate the charm it provides. I do meticulously neat work and I despise dust! Call me, John Walsh, for a free estimate. I’m based in Wellfleet, 617-733-2292. See walshrestoration.com. [4-6] 

JOBS

Payomet is hiring. Come join the team at Payomet Performing Arts Center for the 25th Anniversary season! Open positions include: box office manager, technical director, Payomet internships and circus arts Internships. For more information and applications visit www.payomet.org/join-our-team. [4-27]

Come be part of the Castle Hill team. Studio manager positions. Creative people apply, see postings at castlehill.org and then click opportunities. May-September. Send cover letter & resumes to: [email protected] [4-27]

Provincetown Community Television is seeking an experienced, visionary, and committed executive director who enjoys managing a dynamic environment in a unique community. For details and to apply, visit the employment page on our website. provincetowntv.org. Deadline is April 14. [4-6]

Cinema manager. The Provincetown Film Society, a nonprofit arts organization, seeks a full-time, year-round manager at our Waters Edge Cinema in Provincetown. This dynamic, public-facing position oversees venue operations, with opportunities for community engagement and creative collaborations. Some nights and weekends required. Interested candidates should email [email protected] for more information. [4-20]

Assistant cinema and technical manager. The nonprofit Provincetown Film Society seeks a full-time, year-round assistant cinema and technical manager at our Waters Edge Cinema. This multifaceted position includes projection, management of cinema equipment, and box office staffing. Some nights and weekends required. Interested candidates should email [email protected] for more information. [4-20]

Now hiring a seasonal Assistant Manager for the Provincetown Bookshop (April-October). Excellent customer service, computer skills, a basic knowledge of books, and the ability to work at least 3 days a week are musts. Events and hospitality experience very much welcomed. To learn more and apply, visit www.provincetownbookshop.com. [4-20]

Pastor. The Christian Union Church at 27 Shore Road in North Truro is in search of a part-time pastor. Our church is quaint and historic and currently has a very small congregation, that is looking to grow. Open and welcoming to all. We are Protestant and non-denominational. Please email the church clerk at [email protected]. [4-13]

Journalists. We need a managing editor and arts editor at the Indie. Do you know someone who knows newspaper work and cares about it all, from civics to culture to semicolons? Someone who wants to be a part of the movement to take back community journalism? Send resume to the publisher: [email protected]. [4-27]

THE ARTS

Anthony Trollope reading group forming. Come stroll the highways and byways of Anthony Trollope’s Barsetshire, a fictional place so real that Virginia Woolf believed in it as she believed in the reality of her weekly bills. The first Thursday of the month from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at the Truro Library. Begins May 4. Inquire at [email protected]. [4-27] 

Jug Band memories. Thanks to the Outer Cape Artists in Residence Consortium (OCARC), I’ll be spending two weeks in a dune shack this June compiling stories and memorabilia for a history of the Provincetown Jug and Marching Band. To contribute your memories, please email me at [email protected]. Thanks, “Boston Charlie.” [4-27] 

Please come to Ninth Street Women, a lecture by artist and educator Laura Shabott, Saturday, April 29, 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Cape Cod Museum of Art in Dennis. She will survey artists featured in the book by Mary Gabriel: Krasner, de Kooning, Hartigan, Mitchell and Frankenthaler. Donation suggested. All are welcome. www.ccmoa.org. [4-27]

Lady Di is still here! Singing & dancing on Sandwichradio.org and on Alexa, Fridays from 5 to 7 p.m. Also on WMCK.FM in McKeesport, Penn., rebroadcasting Mondays 5 to 7 p.m. and Wednesdays 3 to 5 p.m. Listen to archived programs on Sandwich Radio anytime night or day. And send your requests to [email protected]. [4-13]

Irish and old-time sessions at Fox and Crow in Wellfleet are going on hiatus for a while. We’re tentatively scheduled to be back May 21 and June 11. A thousand thanks to the musicians and diners who came out to support local live music. To hire Irish musicians for an event email [email protected]. [4-27]

CONGREGATIONS

Easter sunrise service at 5:45 a.m. Join us at Newcomb Hollow Beach in Wellfleet. All are welcome, hosted by Wellfleet United Methodist Church. Bring a flashlight! [4-6]

Christian Union Church, 27 Shore Road in North Truro offers nondenominational services. Join us Sundays at 10 a.m. All are welcome. Light lunch following services. [6-8] 

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Join the farmers! Become a Provincetown Farmers Market local food vendor, Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. from May 20 to October 28. Applications and Information at SustainableCAPE.org. [4-27]

The Nauset Light Preservation Society is looking for volunteers to guide tours of Nauset Light this summer. If you are interested in people, history, and lighthouses, we’ll train you. We station guides Sun. and Weds. afternoons May through Sept. Work as many or few as you wish. Interested? Contact us at [email protected]. [4-6]

Local artists are invited to participate in an Evening of Art to support the Cape Cod Children’s Place. The event is in June, but we’re welcoming works now, from framed paintings to photography to pottery, etc. Your name will be included in publicity materials. Interested? Call Diana Garey at 860-490-6306 or email [email protected]. [4-6]

Can-do Paint Recycling at the Wellfleet Transfer Station. April through October: If your latex paint is less than 10 years old, free of debris, and has never been frozen, it will be filtered, re-pigmented, and recycled into new paint by a Massachusetts-based paint manufacturer. Oil-based paint and stain are also accepted. No spray cans. @wellfleetrecycles [4-27]

Community announcements of up to 50 words are free! Send them to [email protected].

SEEKING

Talented drag performer who loves kids! Looking for a drag performer to host a read-aloud story hour for our son’s first birthday in Eastham on May 28. Email [email protected]. [4-13]

Face painter sought for birthday party in Eastham on May 28. Email [email protected]. [4-13]

Artist seeking studio. Have a garage, large shed, or studio gathering dust on your P’town property? Willing to sell it? I’ll help with the hassles and clean it up for art space. Please contact [email protected]. [4-13]

My Toyota is unrepairable, but the battery is brand new and looking for a good home. Meanwhile, I’m looking for a new (used) car, any make will do, to replace it. Hoping to pay $8,000. If it were white, like my old one, that would be the icing on the cake. Just want the battery? It’s free! Call Lee M. 774-207-7794. [3-30]

Writer in need of Provincetown (or Outer Cape) nook. Do you have a room for a writer who needs a workspace? I’m looking for something big enough for extended writing time and a little sleep. Off-season or year-round, on your schedule; I’m flexible. Happy to rent or exchange household duties. Contact Suzann, [email protected]. [3-30]

Lost our home to the December flood. Male couple, 53 and 78, nature photographer and retired psychotherapist. Reliable homebodies seeking a 1-2 BR in town to rent year-round, long-term. One uses a wheelchair, hence we seek ground level and permission to make accessible at our expense. Excellent references. Call Michael and Susumu, 774-712-0557 or [email protected]. [4-27]

Host one (or more!) of the Indie’s summer fellows. Thanks to your gifts to our nonprofit, we’re welcoming five fantastic college students into our community newsroom for 10 weeks this summer. Can you host a young reporter? Call Teresa 508-237-8381. [3-30]

FOR RENT 

Writer’s residence in exchange for typing services. Full-length handwritten manuscript in exchange for private residence (May-Sept.) in Ptown. Ability to read Hebrew script (for quotes) and familiarity with French structuralism are pluses. For photos, details, apply with brief resume or describing your writing project and relation to Ptown to: [email protected] [4-20] 

FOR SALE

Chesapeake Light Craft Skerry Daysailer. 14 feet. Hand built, wooden, beautiful, includes sail and oars. Perfect for Provincetown Harbor. $1,000 OBO. Call 508-487-9085. [4-6]

Grand Piano. Hardman Peck & Co., New York, approximately 1950s, in need of tuning and some TLC, but nothing major, and a bench. Offered for free. Please call Nina 774-216-1314. [4-6] 

Vintage designer handbags beautifully refurbished like new by a Provincetown year-rounder. Better for the environment as well as your wallet. Coach and Dooney & Bourke bags, made to last a lifetime, available at etsy.com/shop/AbsolutelyBrilliant. Think Mother’s Day and birthday gifts. Or treat yourself. [5-4]

SERVICES

Grass Mowing. Sign up now for the 2023 season. We work from Provincetown to Orleans. Yards large and small. Reasonable rates and good service. 508-400-7813. [6-15]

They say Old World Plastering is a lost art — but it’s not for me. I’m experienced with restoring old plaster and appreciate the charm it provides. I do meticulously neat work and I despise dust! Call me, John Walsh, for a free estimate. I’m based in Wellfleet, 617-733-2292. See walshrestoration.com. [4-6] 

JOBS

Cinema manager. The Provincetown Film Society, a nonprofit arts organization, seeks a full-time, year-round manager at our Waters Edge Cinema in Provincetown. This dynamic, public-facing position oversees venue operations, with opportunities for community engagement and creative collaborations. Some nights and weekends required. Interested candidates should email [email protected] for more information. [4-20]

Assistant cinema and technical manager. The nonprofit Provincetown Film Society seeks a full-time, year-round assistant cinema and technical manager at our Waters Edge Cinema. This multifaceted position includes projection, management of cinema equipment, and box office staffing. Some nights and weekends required. Interested candidates should email [email protected] for more information. [4-20]

Now hiring a seasonal Assistant Manager for the Provincetown Bookshop (April-October). Excellent customer service, computer skills, a basic knowledge of books, and the ability to work at least 3 days a week are musts. Events and hospitality experience very much welcomed. To learn more and apply, visit www.provincetownbookshop.com. [4-20]

Pastor. The Christian Union Church at 27 Shore Road in North Truro is in search of a part-time pastor. Our church is quaint and historic and currently has a very small congregation, that is looking to grow. Open and welcoming to all. We are Protestant and non-denominational. Please email the church clerk at [email protected]. [4-13]

Leadership. We need a managing editor and arts editor at the Indie. Do you know someone who knows newspaper work and cares about it all, from civics to culture to semicolons? Someone who wants to be a part of the movement to take back community journalism? Send resume to the publisher: [email protected]. [3-30]

Gardener-landscaper. Join a great team working in Provincetown and Truro. Earn up to $35/hour depending on ability and experience. Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., April-December. Requirements: MA driver’s license, willingness to work independently, ability to carry up to 50lbs. and work in all weather. Contact Gunter: 508-237-7368 [email protected]. [3-30]

THE ARTS

Spring brings change, and change is in the air for artists-art teachers Laura Shabott and Alana Barrett. Both are returning to in-person teaching in Miami and on the Outer Cape. Course listings for summer at PAAM can be found at www.PAAM.org and for Castle Hill at www.castlehill.org. Questions? [email protected] [4-13]

Lady Di is still here! Singing & dancing on Sandwichradio.org and on Alexa, Fridays from 5 to 7 p.m. Also on WMCK.FM in McKeesport, Penn., rebroadcasting Mondays 5 to 7 p.m. and Wednesdays 3 to 5 p.m. Listen to archived programs on Sandwich Radio anytime night or day. And send your requests to [email protected]. [4-13]

Irish and old-time music is back in Wellfleet, every Sunday, 6 to 8 p.m., at Fox and Crow, 70 Main Street. Sunday sessions are family friendly. Local and visiting musicians, singers, and dancers. Hosted by Denya LeVine and friends. Info: 508-214-0366 or thefoxandcrowcafe.com. Musician info: [email protected]. [4-6]

CONGREGATIONS

Christian Union Church, 27 Shore Road in North Truro offers nondenominational services. Join us Sundays at 10 a.m. All are welcome. Light lunch following services. [6-8] 

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Nauset Light Preservation Society is looking for volunteers to guide tours of Nauset Light this summer. If you are interested in people, history, and lighthouses, we’ll train you. We station guides Sun. and Weds. afternoons May through Sept. Work as many or few as you wish. Interested? Contact us at [email protected]. [4-6]

Local artists are invited to participate in an Evening of Art to support the Cape Cod Children’s Place. The event is in June, but we’re welcoming works now, from framed paintings to photography to pottery, etc. Your name will be included in publicity materials. Interested? Call Diana Garey at 860-490-6306 or email [email protected]. [3-30]

Blue Economy pitch contest, April 19, applications due March 31. Presented by EforAll Cape Cod and Provincetown Commons. Think “Shark Tank” without the teeth. Pitch your Blue Economy-related idea to a team of panelists. Four cash prizes for the best ideas. More info: go to EventBrite, search “blue economy pitch.” [3-30]

Reusing and Repurposing is better than recycling! Save money, use less energy, and cause less pollution. Donate gently used clothing, repair items, reuse bags and containers, borrow items from friends and neighbors, and repurpose things for a second use. www.epa.gov/recycle for information. —The Eastham Recycling Committee. [3-30]

Can-do Paint Recycling at the Wellfleet Transfer Station. April through October: If your latex paint is less than 10 years-old, free of debris, and has never been frozen, it will be filtered, re-pigmented, and recycled into new paint by a Massachusetts-based paint manufacturer. Oil-based paint and stain are also accepted. No Spray Cans. @wellfleetrecycles [4-27]

Community announcements of up to 50 words are free! Send them to [email protected].

SEEKING

Talented drag performer who loves kids! Looking for a drag performer to host a read-aloud story hour for our son’s first birthday in Eastham on May 28. Inquiries please email [email protected]. [4-13]

Face painter sought for birthday party in Eastham on May 28. Inquiries please email [email protected]. [4-13]

Artist seeking studio. Have a garage, large shed, or studio gathering dust on your P’town property? Willing to sell it? I’ll help with the hassles and clean it up for art space. Please contact [email protected]. [4-13]

My Toyota is unrepairable, but the battery is brand new and looking for a good home. Meanwhile, I’m looking for a new (used) car to replace it. Hoping to pay $8,000. If it were white, like my old one, that would be the icing on the cake. Just want the battery? It’s free! Call Lee M. 774-207-7794. [3-23]

Writer in need of Provincetown (or Outer Cape) nook. Do you have a room for a writer who needs a workspace? I’m looking for something big enough for extended writing time and a little sleep. Off-season or year-round, on your schedule; I’m flexible. Happy to rent or exchange household duties. Contact Suzann, [email protected]. [3-30]

Lost our home to the December flood. Male couple, 53 and 78, nature photographer and retired psychotherapist. Reliable homebodies seeking a 1-2 BR in town to rent year-round, long-term. One uses a wheelchair, hence we seek ground level and permission to make accessible at our expense. Excellent references. Call Michael and Susumu, 774-712-0557 or [email protected]. [4-30]

Host one (or more!) of the Indie’s summer fellows. Thanks to your gifts to our nonprofit, we are able to invite four smart, curious college students into our community newsroom for 10 weeks. S’wonderful! But they need a place to sleep. Call Teresa if you can help. [3-23]

FOR SALE

Vintage designer handbags, refurbished by Provincetown year-rounder, now available on Etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/absolutelybrilliant. Vintage Coach and Dooney & Bourke bags make great gifts, some unisex. These were made to last a lifetime, and they’ve been rehabbed to look like new. They make great birthday gifts — or treat yourself! [4-9]

SERVICES

Professional French housekeeper available for meticulous housecleaning, laundry, ironing needs. $35/hour. Local references available. Eastham, Truro, and Wellfleet. Contact me at [email protected]. [3-23]

They say Old World Plastering is a lost art — but it’s not for me. I’m experienced with restoring old plaster and appreciate the charm it provides. I do meticulously neat work and I despise dust! Call me, John Walsh, for a free estimate. I’m based in Wellfleet, 617-733-2292. See walshrestoration.com. [4-6]

JOBS

Pastor. The Christian Union Church at 27 Shore Road in North Truro is in search of a part-time pastor. Our church is quaint and historic and currently has a very small congregation, that is looking to grow. Open and welcoming to all. We are Protestant and non-denominational. Please email the church clerk at [email protected]. [4-13]

Great Music on Sundays @5 Advertisement Sales Representative. Send inquiry with résumé to [email protected]. Part-time, heavy concentration March 15 to June 15, additional follow-up through August. Be comfortable contacting business owners to sell advertisement space on GMS@5website (ptownmusic.com), including space in PDF program book to support businesses. Commission 15 percent of paid revenue. [3-23]

Leadership. We need a managing editor and arts editor at the Indie. Do you know someone who knows newspaper work and cares about it all, from civics to culture to semicolons? Someone who wants to be a part of the movement to take back community journalism? Send resume to the publisher: [email protected]. [3-30]

Gardener-landscaper. Join a great team working in Provincetown and Truro. Earn up to $35/hour depending on ability and experience. Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., April-December. Requirements: MA driver’s license, willingness to work independently, ability to carry up to 50lbs. and work in all weather. Contact Gunter: 508-237-7368 [email protected]. [3-30]

THE ARTS

Spring brings change, and change is in the air for artists-art teachers Laura Shabott and Alana Barrett. Both are returning to in-person teaching in Miami and on the Outer Cape. Course listings for summer at PAAM can be found at www.PAAM.org and for Castle Hill at www.castlehill.org. Questions? [email protected] [4-13]

Lady Di is still here! Singing & dancing on Sandwichradio.org and on Alexa, Fridays from 5 to 7 p.m. Also on WMCK.FM in McKeesport, Penn., rebroadcasting Mondays 5 to 7 p.m. and Wednesdays 3 to 5 p.m. Listen to archived programs on Sandwich Radio anytime night or day. And send your requests to [email protected]. [4-13]

Irish and old-time music is back in Wellfleet, every Sunday, 6 to 8 p.m., at Fox and Crow, 70 Main Street. Sunday sessions are family friendly. Local and visiting musicians, singers, and dancers. Hosted by Denya LeVine and friends. Info: 508-214-0366 or thefoxandcrowcafe.com. Musician info: [email protected]. [3-30]

CONGREGATIONS 

Taize: an ecumenical candlelit service of chants, silence, and prayer. Friday, March 24 at 5:30 p.m. (And every fourth Friday of the month.) At the Wellfleet Methodist Church, 246 Main St., with Facilitators Peter Kosewski and Sieglinde Rogers. [3-23]

Christian Union Church, 27 Shore Road in North Truro offers nondenominational services. Join us Sundays at 10 a.m. All are welcome. Light lunch following services. [4-13]  

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Nauset Light Preservation Society is looking for volunteers to guide tours of Nauset Light this summer. If you are interested in people, history, and lighthouses, we’ll train you. We station guides Sun. and Weds. afternoons May through Sept. Work as many or few as you wish. Interested? Contact us at [email protected]. [4-6]

Local artists are invited to participate in an Evening of Art to support the Cape Cod Children’s Place. The event is in June, but we’re welcoming works now, from framed paintings to photography to pottery, etc. Your name will be included in publicity materials. Interested? Call Diana Garey at 860-490-6306 or email [email protected]. [3-30]

Blue Economy pitch contest, April 19, applications due March 31. Presented by EforAll Cape Cod and Provincetown Commons. Think “Shark Tank” without the teeth. Pitch your Blue Economy-related idea to a team of panelists. Four cash prizes for the best ideas. More info: go to EventBrite, search “blue economy pitch.” [3-23]

Reusing and Repurposing is better than recycling! Save money, use less energy, and cause less pollution. Donate gently used clothing, repair items, reuse bags and containers, borrow items from friends and neighbors, and repurpose things for a second use. www.epa.gov/recycle for information. —The Eastham Recycling Committee. [3-30]

Community announcements of up to 50 words are free! Send them to [email protected].

SEEKING

My Toyota is unrepairable, but the battery is brand new and looking for a good home. Meanwhile, I’m looking for a new (used) car to replace it. Hoping to pay $8,000. If it were white, like my old one, that would be the icing on the cake. Just want the battery? It’s free! Call Lee M. 774-207-7794. [3-23]

Writer in need of Provincetown (or Outer Cape) nook. Do you have a room for a writer who needs a workspace? I’m looking for something big enough for extended writing time and a little sleep. Off-season or year-round, on your schedule; I’m flexible. Happy to rent or exchange household duties. Contact Suzann, [email protected]. [3-30]

Lost our home to the December flood. Male couple, 53 and 78, nature photographer and retired psychotherapist. Reliable homebodies seeking a 1-2 BR in town to rent year-round, long-term. One uses a wheelchair, hence we seek ground level and permission to make accessible at our expense. Excellent references. Call Michael and Susumu, 774-712-0557 or [email protected]. [4-30]

Host one (or more!) of the Indie’s summer fellows. Thanks to your gifts to our nonprofit, we are able to invite four smart, curious college students into our community newsroom for 10 weeks. S’wonderful! But they need a place to sleep. Call Teresa if you can help. [3-23]

FOR SALE

Vintage designer handbags, refurbished by Provincetown year-rounder, now available on Etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/absolutelybrilliant. Vintage Coach and Dooney & Bourke bags make great gifts, some unisex. These were made to last a lifetime, and they’ve been rehabbed to look like new. They make great birthday gifts — or treat yourself! [4-9]

SERVICES

Professional French housekeeper available for meticulous housecleaning, laundry, ironing needs. $35/hour. Local references available. Eastham, Truro, and Wellfleet. Contact me at [email protected]. [3-23]

They say Old World Plastering is a lost art — but it’s not for me. I’m experienced with restoring old plaster and appreciate the charm it provides. I do meticulously neat work and I despise dust! Call me, John Walsh, for a free estimate. I’m based in Wellfleet, 617-733-2292. See walshrestoration.com. [4-6]

JOBS 

Great Music on Sundays @5 Advertisement Sales Representative. Send inquiry with résumé to [email protected]. Part-time, heavy concentration March 15 to June 15, additional follow-up through August. Be comfortable contacting business owners to sell advertisement space on GMS@5website (ptownmusic.com), including space in PDF program book to support businesses. Commission 15 percent of paid revenue. [3-16]

Arts editor. We need an experienced editor to take the lead on our arts pages. Do everything from working with writers to copyediting and proofreading. Are you that rare breed who loves the arts and is also a perfectionist about punctuation? Competitive salary and benefits. Send resume to the publisher: [email protected]. [3-30] 

Experienced line cook. We have an excellent opportunity at the Mews Restaurant in Provincetown for an experienced line cook. This is a stable, year-round position for the right person. Please respond to me directly at [email protected]. You may also call or text 508-487-1500. [3-16]

The volunteer and events coordinator at Wellfleet Preservation Hall supports the entire hall and all programs. This person will be responsible for all volunteer-related matters, organizing the setup and breakdown of events. Monday, work from home; Tues-Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m., some nights and weekends. Send resume and cover letter to [email protected] [3-16]

Gardener-landscaper. Join a great team working in Provincetown and Truro. Earn up to $35/hour depending on ability and experience. Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., April-December. Requirements: MA driver’s license, willingness to work independently, ability to carry up to 50lbs. and work in all weather. Contact Gunter: 508-237-7368 [email protected]. [3-30]

THE ARTS

Lady Di is still here! Singing & dancing on Sandwichradio.org and on Alexa, Fridays from 5 to 7 p.m. Also on WMCK.FM in McKeesport, Penn., rebroadcasting Mondays 5 to 7 p.m. and Wednesdays 3 to 5 p.m. Listen to archived programs on Sandwich Radio anytime night or day. And send your requests to [email protected]. [4-13]

Irish and old-time music is back in Wellfleet, every Sunday, 6 to 8 p.m., at Fox and Crow, 70 Main Street. Sunday sessions are family friendly. Local and visiting musicians, singers, and dancers. Hosted by Denya LeVine and friends. Info: 508-214-0366 or thefoxandcrowcafe.com. Musician info: [email protected]. [3-30]

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Nauset Light Preservation Society is looking for volunteers to guide tours of Nauset Light this summer. If you are interested in people, history, and lighthouses, we’ll train you. We station guides Sun. and Weds. afternoons May through Sept. Work as many or few as you wish. Interested? Contact us at [email protected]. [4-6]

Local artists are invited to participate in an Evening of Art to support the Cape Cod Children’s Place. The event is in June, but we’re welcoming works now, from framed paintings to photography to pottery, etc. Your name will be included in publicity materials. Interested? Call Diana Garey at 860-490-6306 or email [email protected]. [3-30]

Do you enjoy talking with people and learning their stories? The Wellfleet Historical Society is recruiting volunteers to assist with an oral history project, which includes interviewing local people. Training provided at the Wellfleet Public Library from 10 a.m. to 12 noon, April 8 or June 10. To register, email [email protected]. [3-16]

Blue Economy pitch contest, April 19, applications due March 31. Presented by EforAll Cape Cod and Provincetown Commons. Think “Shark Tank” without the teeth. Pitch your Blue Economy-related idea to a team of panelists. Four cash prizes for the best ideas. More info: go to EventBrite, search “blue economy pitch.” [3-23]

Reusing and Repurposing is better than recycling! Save money, use less energy, and cause less pollution. Donate gently used clothing, repair items, reuse bags and containers, borrow items from friends and neighbors, and repurpose things for a second use. www.epa.gov/recycle for information. —The Eastham Recycling Committee. [3-30]

Community announcements of up to 50 words are free! Send them to [email protected].

SEEKING

My Toyota is unrepairable, but the battery is brand new and looking for a good home. Meanwhile, I’m looking for a new (used) car to replace it. Hoping to pay $8,000. If it were white, like my old one, that would be the icing on the cake. Call Lee M. 774-207-7794. [3-23]

Looking for a studio or larger, Eastham to Provincetown, for a single father with a wonderful boy who goes to Provincetown IB school. I’m a freelance filmmaker, new to the community, staying with family in Wellfleet until we can find our own space. Excellent references. Call or text Dennis, 503-449-7201 or dwfitz@gmail.com. [3-9]

Looking to sell your home to a local? Wellfleet mother, employed in health care, in search of a year-round home to purchase for herself and her daughter. Aiming to keep daughter in Nauset schools. Wellfleet or Eastham. Price up to $580,000. Contact Katie at [email protected]. [3-9]

Writer in need of Provincetown (or Outer Cape) nook. Do you have a room for a writer who needs a workspace? I’m looking for something big enough for extended writing time and a little sleep. Off-season or year-round, on your schedule; I’m flexible. Happy to rent or exchange household duties. Contact Suzann, [email protected]. [3-30]

Lost our home to the December flood. Male couple, 53 and 78, nature photographer and retired psychotherapist. Reliable homebodies seeking a 1-2 BR in town to rent year-round, long-term. One uses a wheelchair, hence we seek ground level and permission to make accessible at our expense. Excellent references. Call Michael and Susumu, 774-712-0557 or [email protected]. [4-30]

FOR RENT

Summer 2023 on Cape Cod? Single lease, entire season. June to October, approximately 4 months. $14,000-$19,000, depending on number of occupants and other particulars. 3 bedrooms, sleeps 5. Minutes to Provincetown, Wellfleet. Parks 3 cars. Quiet, private. No pets. Contact Shaun, [email protected], for questions, visits. [3-9]

FOR SALE

Vintage designer handbags, refurbished by Provincetown year-rounder, now available on Etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/absolutelybrilliant. Vintage Coach and Dooney & Bourke bags make great gifts, some unisex. These were made to last a lifetime, and they’ve been rehabbed to look like new. They make great birthday gifts — or treat yourself! [4-9]

Snazzy walker. Drive Medical Winnie Lite Supreme Rollator walker with 3 wheels, tan plaid in color. New, lightweight, easily collapses to fit in a rear car seat. Purchased new for $103. Will sell for $75. Call 508-280-1829 or 508-487-2281. [3-9]

SERVICES

Professional French housekeeper available for meticulous housecleaning, laundry, ironing needs. $35/hour. Local references available. Eastham, Truro, and Wellfleet. Contact me at [email protected]. [3-23]

They say Old World Plastering is a lost art — but it’s not for me. I’m experienced with restoring old plaster and appreciate the charm it provides. I do meticulously neat work and I despise dust! Call me, John Walsh, for a free estimate. I’m based in Wellfleet, 617-733-2292. See walshrestoration.com. [4-6]

JOBS 

Arts editor. We are looking for an experienced editor to take a leadership role with the Indie’s Arts & Minds pages. The team is strong; work ranges from planning and working with writers to copyediting and proofreading. You must be a perfectionist with punctuation. Competitive salary and benefits. Send resume to the publisher: [email protected]. [3-30] 

Experienced line cook. We have an excellent opportunity at the Mews Restaurant in Provincetown for an experienced line cook. This is a stable, year-round position for the right person. Please respond to me directly at [email protected]. You may also call or text 508-487-1500. [3-16]

Friends of Herring River is seeking a full-time operations coordinator. Key responsibilities include outreach and communication and administrative support. The salary is $52,000 -$55,000. Please contact [email protected] for the full job description. Applications are due March 15. [3-9]

The volunteer and events coordinator at Wellfleet Preservation Hall supports the entire hall and all programs. This person will be responsible for all volunteer-related matters, organizing the setup and breakdown of events. Monday, work from home; Tues-Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m., some nights and weekends. Send resume and cover letter to [email protected] [3-16]

Gardener-landscaper. Join a great team working in Provincetown and Truro. Earn up to $35/hour depending on ability and experience. Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., April-December. Requirements: MA driver’s license, willingness to work independently, ability to carry up to 50lbs. and work in all weather. Contact Gunter: 508-237-7368 [email protected]. [3-30]

THE ARTS

Lady Di is still here! Singing & dancing on Sandwichradio.org and on Alexa, Fridays from 5 to 7 p.m. Also on WMCK.FM in McKeesport, Penn., rebroadcasting Mondays 5 to 7 p.m. and Wednesdays 3 to 5 p.m. Listen to archived programs on Sandwich Radio anytime night or day. And send your requests to [email protected]. [4-13]

Irish and old-time music is back in Wellfleet, every Sunday, 6 to 8 p.m., at Fox and Crow, 70 Main Street. Sunday sessions are family friendly. Local and visiting musicians, singers, and dancers. Hosted by Denya LeVine and friends. Info: 508-214-0366 or thefoxandcrowcafe.com. Musician info: [email protected]. [3-30]

Online @PAAM: Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Take one or all: #1. Artmaking through the eyes of Blanche Lazell, Feb. 25; #2: Tony Vevers, March 4; #3: Helen Frankenthaler, March 11. All-classes critique March 11 from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Art history, exercises, and critique. Model fee included. More? shabottbarrett.com/coursecatalogue. [3-9]

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

St. Patty’s corned beef and cabbage dinner at the Wellfleet United Methodist Church. Join us on Saturday, March 11 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Seating is limited so call now to reserve: 508-246-3812. The Wellfleet UMC is located at 246 Main St. Dinner is $15. [3-9]

Local artists are invited to participate in an Evening of Art to support the Cape Cod Children’s Place. The event is in June, but we’re welcoming works now, from framed paintings to photography to pottery, etc. Your name will be included in publicity materials. Interested? call Diana Garey at 860-490-6306 or email [email protected]. [3-30]

Clothing drive. The Piping Plover is hosting a clothing drive to support PAACA, a nonprofit helping individuals who struggle with addiction and other life-controlling issues. Accepting new and lightly used winter clothing at 10 Main St. in Wellfleet from March 1-14 during open hours 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., 7 days. [3-9]

Pizza party. Montano’s Restaurant, 481 Route 6 in North Truro, is hosting a fundraising pizza party to benefit CASAS on Wednesday, March 15 from 5 to 7 p.m. Cost is $20 and a cash bar. Come on out of hibernation to support your local Animal Shelter. [3-9]

Do you enjoy talking with people and learning their stories? The Wellfleet Historical Society is recruiting volunteers to assist with an oral history project, which includes interviewing local people. Training provided at the Wellfleet Public Library from 10 a.m. to 12 noon, April 8 or June 10. To register, email [email protected]. [3-16]

Blue Economy pitch contest, April 19, applications due March 31. Presented by EforAll Cape Cod and Provincetown Commons. Think “Shark Tank” without the teeth. Pitch your Blue Economy-related idea to a team of panelists. Four cash prizes for the best ideas. More info: go to EventBrite, search “blue economy pitch.” [3-9]

At the Wellfleet Transfer Station, place unwanted textiles in the Bay State Textiles trailer or the Salvation Army bin next to the Swap Shop. Footwear, clothing, accessories, and linens in any condition are accepted, just make sure they’re clean, dry, and bagged before you drop them off. @wellfleetrecycles. [3-9]

Reusing and Repurposing is better than recycling! Save money, use less energy, and cause less pollution. Donate gently used clothing, repair items, reuse bags and containers, borrow items from friends and neighbors, and repurpose things for a second use. www.epa.gov/recycle for information. —The Eastham Recycling Committee. [3-30]

Community announcements of up to 50 words are free! Send them to [email protected].

TIDINGS

On February 4, my husband died despite the Herculean efforts of the Wellfleet EMTs and the amazing ICU team at Cape Cod Hospital. My daughter, Ariana, son, Adam, and I are so grateful for the competent and compassionate care that Larry and our family received from them. We are very blessed to be part of this community. —Joan L. Zukas [3-2]

SEEKING

My Toyota is unrepairable, but the battery is brand new and looking for a good home. Meanwhile, I’m looking for a new (used) car to replace it. Hoping to pay $8,000. If it were white, like my old one, that would be the icing on the cake. Call Lee M. 774-207-7794. [3-23]

Looking for a studio or larger, Eastham to Provincetown, for a single father with a wonderful boy who goes to Provincetown IB school. I’m a freelance filmmaker, new to the community, staying with family in Wellfleet until we can find our own space. Excellent references. Call or text Dennis, 503-449-7201 or dwfitz@gmail.com. [3-9]

Looking to sell your home to a local? Wellfleet mother, employed in health care, in search of a year-round home to purchase for herself and her daughter. Aiming to keep daughter in Nauset schools. Wellfleet or Eastham. Price up to $580,000. Contact Katie at [email protected]. [3-9]

Lost our home to the December flood. Male couple, 53 and 78, nature photographer and retired psychotherapist. Reliable homebodies seeking a 1-2 BR in town to rent year-round, long-term. One uses a wheelchair, hence we seek ground level and permission to make accessible at our expense. Excellent references. Call Michael and Susumu, 774-712-0557 or [email protected]. [3-2]

FOR RENT

Summer 2023 on Cape Cod? Single lease, entire season. June to October, approximately 4 months. $14,000-$19,000, depending on number of occupants and other particulars. 3 bedrooms, sleeps 5. Minutes to Provincetown, Wellfleet. Parks 3 cars. Quiet, private. No pets. Contact Shaun, [email protected], for questions, visits. [3-9]

FOR SALE

Vintage designer handbags, refurbished by Provincetown year-rounder, now available on Etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/absolutelybrilliant. Vintage Coach and Dooney & Bourke bags make great gifts, some unisex. These were made to last a lifetime, and they’ve been rehabbed to look like new. They make great birthday gifts — or treat yourself! [4-9]

Snazzy walker. Drive Medical Winnie Lite Supreme Rollator walker with 3 wheels, tan plaid in color. New, lightweight, easily collapses to fit in a rear car seat. Purchased new for $103. Will sell for $75. Call 508-280-1829 or 508-487-2281. [3-9]

2021 Mercedes-Benz GLC 300 SUV. The model Car and Driver calls “Hushed and handsome, surprisingly quick.” White with tan leather, sunroof, navigation, CarPlay, 4MATIC, AWD. One owner, nonsmoking, no dogs, excellent condition. 6,100 miles. KBB is $42-44K. Make an offer. In Truro. Call or text: 520-909-3495. No dealers please. [3-2]

SERVICES

Experienced female home health aide and nurse’s aide, over 18 years experience with great references. Available for short or long-term care. Live-in or out, also available for post-surgery care. Patient, reliable, communicative, always respectful of patient decisions and privacy. Email Shelly at [email protected]. [3-2]

Professional French housekeeper available for meticulous housecleaning, laundry, ironing needs. $35/hour. Local references available. Eastham, Truro, and Wellfleet. Contact me at [email protected]. [3-23]

They say Old World Plastering is a lost art — but it’s not for me. I’m experienced with restoring old plaster and appreciate the charm it provides. I do meticulously neat work and I despise dust! Call me, John Walsh, for a free estimate. I’m based in Wellfleet, 617-733-2292. See walshrestoration.com. [3-9]

JOBS 

Experienced line cook. We have an excellent opportunity at the Mews Restaurant in Provincetown for an experienced line cook. This is a stable, year-round position for the right person. Please respond to me directly at [email protected]. You may also call or text 508-487-1500. [3-16]

Friends of Herring River is seeking a full-time operations coordinator. Key responsibilities include outreach and communication and administrative support. The salary is $52,000 -$55,000. Please contact [email protected] for the full job description. Applications are due March 15. [3-9]

The volunteer and events coordinator at Wellfleet Preservation Hall supports the entire hall and all programs. This person will be responsible for all volunteer-related matters, organizing the setup and breakdown of events. Monday, work from home; Tues-Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m., some nights and weekends. Send resume and cover letter to [email protected] [3-16]

Gardener-landscaper. Join a great team working in Provincetown and Truro. Earn up to $35/hour depending on ability and experience. Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., April-December. Requirements: MA driver’s license, willingness to work independently, ability to carry up to 50lbs. and work in all weather. Contact Gunter: 508-237-7368 [email protected]. [3-30]

Facilities manager needed. Full-time, year-round to work 20 hours per week at the Center for Coastal Studies and 20 hours per week at the Fine Arts Work Center. 3-5 years experience, full building maintenance, OSHA regs., contractor estimates, installations. No phone calls. Send your resume and cover letter to: [email protected]. [3-2]

THE ARTS

Lady Di is still here! Singing & dancing on Sandwichradio.org and on Alexa, Fridays from 5 to 7 p.m. Also on WMCK.FM in McKeesport, Penn., rebroadcasting Mondays 5 to 7 p.m. and Wednesdays 3 to 5 p.m. Listen to archived programs on Sandwich Radio anytime night or day. And send your requests to [email protected]. [4-13]

Online @PAAM: Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Take one or all: #1. Artmaking through the eyes of Blanche Lazell, Feb. 25; #2: Tony Vevers, March 4; #3: Helen Frankenthaler, March 11. All-classes critique March 11 from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Art history, exercises, and critique. Model fee included. More? shabottbarrett.com/coursecatalogue. [3-9]

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Clothing Drive. The Piping Plover is hosting a clothing drive to support PAACA, a nonprofit helping individuals who struggle with addiction and other life-controlling issues. Accepting new and lightly used winter clothing at 10 Main St. in Wellfleet from March 1-14 during open hours 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., 7 days. [3-9]

Pizza party. Montano’s Restaurant, 481 Route 6 in North Truro, is hosting a fundraising pizza party to benefit CASAS on Wednesday, March 15 from 5 to 7 p.m. Cost is $20 and a cash bar. Come on out of hibernation to support your local Animal Shelter. [3-9]

Do you enjoy talking with people and learning their stories? The Wellfleet Historical Society is recruiting volunteers to assist with an oral history project, which includes interviewing local people. Training provided at the Wellfleet Public Library from 10 a.m. to 12 noon, April 8 or June 10. To register, email [email protected]. [3-16]

Blue Economy pitch contest, April 19, applications due March 31. Presented by EforAll Cape Cod and Provincetown Commons. Think “Shark Tank” without the teeth. Pitch your Blue Economy-related idea to a team of panelists. Four cash prizes for the best ideas. More info: go to EventBrite, search “blue economy pitch.” [3-9]

At the Wellfleet Transfer Station, place unwanted textiles in the Bay State Textiles trailer or the Salvation Army bin next to the Swap Shop. Footwear, clothing, accessories, and linens in any condition are accepted, just make sure they’re clean, dry, and bagged before you drop them off. @wellfleetrecycles. [3-9]

How to sort your plastics correctly: Problem materials slow down the sorting and can injure workers. No plastic film, straws, bags, lights, or eating utensils can go in. Food on your containers? Not recyclable! These items end up in landfills or being incinerated. See the “Recyclopedia” at recyclesmartma.org. From the Eastham Recycling Committee. [3-2]

Community announcements of up to 50 words are free! Send them to [email protected].