Art & Entertainment

Shorelines: Happiness Is…

By Leslie Hatton | August 11, 2026

In Hydrangea Happiness, Cape Cod’s leading gardening expert C.L. Fornari shares her expertise and offers her advice with a dose of humor.

The Tides of Tradition

By Julie Craven Wagner | August 6, 2026

Learn about the documentary that brings attention to the hearty and dedicated men and women who fish our waters.

Where Past Becomes Present… and Future

By Allyson Plessner | August 6, 2026

As a historian and a jewelry designer, Alyson Iarrusso brings a unique perspective to her collection in tribute to America’s 250th.

LIFE’s Canvas: Jonathan McPhillips

By Chris White | August 6, 2026

Jonathan McPhillips’ work entreats us to pay attention to the natural beauty we often take for granted.

Village LIFE: Harwich Port

By Christina Galt | August 6, 2026

A trip to Harwich Port is always a good idea!

Stitching It Together

By Hannah Eaton | August 6, 2026

Sam Wilson of Corn & Cod Design, draws inspiration from the bond he shared with his mother, a beloved Cape Cod artist.

Photo Portfolio: Picture This

By Leslie Hatton | August 6, 2026

See some of the captivating images taken by entrants of our annual photo contest.

The Art of Resolve

By Julie Craven Wagner | August 4, 2026

Provincetown filmmaker, Author Egeli, brings the larger-than-life Anne Packard to the big screen.

A Trail Shaped by Hand

By Julie Craven Wagner | August 4, 2026

The Cape Cod Pottery Trail offers unparalleled access to artisans across the Cape.

Artist Profile: Del-Bourree Bach

By Hannah Kunze | August 4, 2026

Del-Bourree Bach is a jack of all trades—and a master of several. Painter, illustrator, and opera singer, Del is a lifelong artist whose work has captivated audiences from stage, page,…

Artist Profile: Matt Carrano

By Julie Craven Wagner | August 4, 2026

There is a layered quality to Matt Carrano’s work—both literally and conceptually—that reflects not only his materials, but the way he understands the world around him. Working in acrylic and…

Artist Profile: Lyn Coffey

By Allyson Plessner | August 4, 2026

There are approximately 7,170 known languages in the world today. For artist Lyn Coffey, there are 7,171. “Color has become a language of its own for me,” she says. “It’s something…

Artist Profile: Lillia Frantin

By Julie Craven Wagner | August 4, 2026

For nearly five decades, painting has been as natural to Lillia Frantin as breathing. Long before she became a professionally exhibited artist, earned a Master of Fine Arts degree, or…

Artist Profile: Ann Hart

By Julie Craven Wagner | August 4, 2026

Ann Hart has spent a lifetime observing the natural world, but not simply as a spectator. In her paintings, rabbits become personalities, frogs seem poised for conversation, and birds appear…

Artist Profile: David Hills

By Julie Craven Wagner | August 4, 2026

For more than two decades, photographer David Hills has documented a world that most Cape Cod residents glimpse only from a distance—the working lives of commercial fishermen. His images are…

Artist Profile: Sharon Lieberwirth

By Julie Craven Wagner | August 4, 2026

From the time she was five years old, Sharon Lieberwirth knew she wanted to make art. She was the child who was always drawing, always creating. Today, her vibrant acrylic…

Artist Profile: Tracey J. Maroni

By Hannah Kunze | August 4, 2026

For Tracey J. Maroni, the Cape Cod family vacations of her childhood weren’t so much a luxurious seaside escape as they were a time to connect with the natural world.…

Artist Profile: Simie Maryles

By Julie Craven Wagner | August 4, 2026

There is a certain kind of artist who arrives at Provincetown and immediately recognizes it as a place not just to work, but to become. For Simie Maryles, that recognition…