A Beloved Holiday Market Returns in 2021 As the calendar year winds down and colder weather arrives in the outer Cape, Provincetown’s busy summer crowds are nowhere to be found, replaced by a quieter but equally as inviting atmosphere. Thanksgiving officially marks the start of the holiday season in town, with special events like the Continue Reading

On March 11th – 13th, 2022 join a hands-on Masterclass taught by Fran Forman limited to 8 participants, you will have a weekend in Provincetown using Adobe Photoshop to create composited images from your own found, taken, and scanned images. Fran will give guidance and periodic demonstrations, and together, the class will address what makes each student’s image work as a piece of art.

While looking thru your binoculars over the Atlantic you might see beauty in mid-air…While not aviary, the White-Sided Dolphins are can be found in our area all throughout the year. You may also have fun with the Sharktivity App while on a winter beach walk! The blue shark fin icon indicates a confirmed white shark Continue Reading

Come and stay at Gabriel’s and participate in the Audubon’s 122nd Christmas Bird Count Tuesday, December 14, 2021, through Wednesday, January 5, 2022. Audubon Christmas Bird Count Year-round Birding on Cape Cod isn’t just good, let’s say it’s exceptional! Winter bird-watching can be such a rewarding experience. Birds don’t hibernate and they remain active even Continue Reading

Old King’s Highway: Route 6A and Its Rich History Starting from the iconic Sagamore Bridge, at the foot of Cape Cod, Route 6A winds its way 62 miles until it ends in Provincetown, just a few blocks from the Provincetown Hotel. Also known as the Old King’s Highway, it is one of the most historic Continue Reading

Easy Access to Award-Winning Beaches Just a Few Miles Away Cape Cod, with its 500-plus miles of coastline, is a beach lover’s dream. Every section of the Cape on a map, from when you first drive through the lower region until you hit Provincetown at the very end, has plentiful beaches to discover and explore. Continue Reading

Summertime: Beaches, Walks, Gardens & Ice Cream Like other coastal destinations, summertime is the high season across the Cape. With temps in the high 70s throughout July and August, and warm Atlantic tides making for pleasant swimming, the beaches are a magnet for travelers and locals alike. It’s also the time of year when the Continue Reading

New England Beaches: A Cape Like No Other It’s impossible to speak of summers in New England without mentioning the beaches that define the long and craggy coastline that stretches from Rhode Island and Connecticut up through Massachusetts and Maine. Harbors and seaside villages that date back hundreds of years give the area its distinctive Continue Reading

A Perfect Day in P-Town Greeting the Day: Morning by the Marina When the rising sun bathes the colonial buildings of Provincetown in soft light, the harbor comes to life, and fishing boats set out for a day’s work. From Gabriel’s, with its beyond-convenient location, you are but a short walk to the historic district, Continue Reading

Marina and Pier: The Center of the Action Provincetown is similar to most beach towns in that the marina is the central hub of activity, where the ocean and land converge. The Macmillan Pier, which extends into the harbor parallel to the marina, offers a unique opportunity for families to spend an afternoon watching sailboats Continue Reading