Besides the Fair events, what’s there to do in Provincetown?
The shopping is fabulous. So are the restaurants. There are dozens of galleries with paintings, sculpture, glass art, and any number of museums. You can go whale watching or take a dunes tour. You can take the trolley tour of Provincetown or ride a bicycle along the paved paths of the national seashore. You can dance until late at night at the A-House, then go to Spiritus for a pizza. You can browse for antiques, look through the large collection of out-of-print volumes at Tim’s Books, take advantage of end-of-season closeouts in the clothing boutiques, or get an early morning breakfast at the Portuguese Bakery, a bowl of kale soup at the Governor Bradford, or have a two-pounder at the Lobster Pot. You can sit on the benches in front of the Town Hall and watch the colorful parade of passers-by, or drop by Adam’s Pharmacy to buy an umbrella and chat with the townies. You can get away from it all and walk over the breakwater to Long’s point. You can take in a drag show, or listen to a le
