Provincetown Information Page

Directions to Provincetown

Lodging in Provincetown

Provincetown is a world famous, international travel destination that has a rich history dating back to October 1620 when the Pilgrims landed here BEFORE they went to Plymouth Rock. Provincetown enjoys a very vibrant arts culture with a long history of theater, art and literature. Provincetown is also known for its colorful gay population, whale watching, oceanfront dunes, vibrant nightlife, great food and numerous bed and breakfasts.

• Provincetown.com
• Provincetown Business Guild
• Provincetown Chamber of Commerce
• Provincetown Tourism Office  

Contact any of these Provincetown tourist organizations with any questions. They are there to help you.

Click on the image above for the full map. The left side of the map is the "West side" of town and the right side is referred to as the "East side" of town.

Don't forget about the whale watching with Portuguese Princess or the Dolphin Fleet 

The National Seashore is another reason to come to Provincetown. You can see the map of the entire National Seashore here or visit the main website.

After the Saturday sessions and before the Cuban Dance Party, you can walk down the street to view the Provincetown art auction preview at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum. Their annual Spring auction is scheduled for 7pm and all are invited to attend, open to the public.

If you want to stay after the Cuba conference, the Provincetown International Film Festival begins on Wednesday June 16.

 Visit the registration page or  at EventBrite