Joey Mars 1. For those meeting you for the first time, who is Joey Mars? Creation and destruction right off the bat, Chucky. Really! Jeez, aren’t you supposed to toss me a couple of softballs in the beginning? I’m everything and I’m nothing. I like to make people smile and laugh. I’m fascinated by the […]
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Karen Cappotto. A woman of few words celebrates her birthday today. Visit our epic 2015 Interview by clicking here. AUGUST 9, 1960 – Karen Cappotto is born in Syracuse, New York 1. For those meeting you for the first time, who is Karen Cappotto? That’s a funny question I often ask myself. 2. What first brought you to Provincetown, and
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Stephen Aiken Some artists paint pictures. Others paint the way they speak. Conversations with Stephen Aiken rarely travel in straight lines. They wander through memory, mythology, Provincetown history, dreams, rock and roll, and philosophy before arriving somewhere unexpectedly beautiful. As an artist, mentor, and longtime member of Provincetown’s creative community, Stephen has spent decades exploring
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KENNETH STUBBS (1907 – 1967) How does a boy from a tiny town in rural Georgia become one of the artists who helps shape the future of Provincetown? Kenneth Stubbs spent a lifetime asking questions with paint, embracing modern ideas inspired by artists like Georges Braque while developing a style that was uniquely his own.
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Long before Provincetown became America’s best-known art colony, Henry David Thoreau came here looking for something that couldn’t be found anywhere else. He wasn’t searching for beautiful scenery. He wanted to understand a place where the land ended, the Atlantic began, and people somehow chose to build lives on shifting sand and constant wind. Walking
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OUTSIDER FESTIVAL 2026: Missing Time
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Demanda Tension was one of the defining personalities of the 2026 Outsider Festival: Missing Time. Beyond hosting NOT YOUR MOTHERS RUNWAY, Demanda unveiled their now-infamous Fishnet Fashion collection—affectionately referred to behind their back as DRAGNET—while also contributing artwork to the Missing Time exhibition at the Provincetown Commons and the Provincetown Tarot Deck at Spiritus. But
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SUPPRESSED DESIRES by SUSAN GLASPELL ::: ART ::: THEATRE ::: (In Collaboration with George Cram Cook) – A COMEDY IN TWO SCENES ::: Before Eugene O’Neill transformed American drama, the Provincetown Players were already discovering that the stage could be playful as well as profound. First performed in Provincetown in 1915, Suppressed Desires by Susan Glaspell and George Cram
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Before Provincetown was a destination, it was a table. Long before food television, celebrity chefs, Instagram plates, and reservation apps, Provincetown’s history was being quietly preserved in cookbooks. Not merely collections of recipes, these books function as community archives—recording fishing traditions, Portuguese influences, Wampanoag knowledge, immigrant stories, restaurant culture, local characters, and the peculiar bohemian
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ART ::: THEATRE ::: Constancy is considered to be first of its kind and helped launch American Modern Theatre. Relying on a realistic approach to dialogue, Boyce and her cronies penned thinly-veiled-tales about each other changing only the names to protect the guilty. In this particular case, it was Boyce’s retelling of what she had witnessed between Mabel
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