This free concert highlights advanced students and emerging artists performing with some of the finest musicians in the field, at the end of a week-long intensive residency. Come, enjoy, and support the next generation of fantastic musicians! Info: 508-240-2400 | artsempoweringlife.org Free admission for all. (more)

Two of Broadway’s most popular composers, Stephen Sondheim (Into the Woods, Sweeney Todd, A Little Night Music) and Stephen Schwartz (Wicked, Pippin, Godspell), are celebrated in a unique cabaret fundraiser, benefiting the work of the Wellfleet Cultural Council.... (more)

Join us On The Hill for an unforgettable evening with Cape Cod–based singer- songwriter Jordan Renzi as part of our Music On The Hill summer series. Blending high-lonesome folk with contemporary soul, Jordan brings a voice that is both powerful and disarmingly tender.... (more)

Join us for our kickoff to the 2026 Summer Concert Series with Boston-based Rasa Quartet! (more)

Award-winning author, natural medicine pioneer and humanitarian, Dr. Leonard G. Horowitz presents profound revelations proving that humans are literally the “Music of Creation”—living instruments animated by divine mathematics—the “LOVE 528” frequency at the heart of miraculous healing, cellular rejuvenation, and even, arguably, spiritual salvation.... (more)

Zoë has lived and performed on the Cape for 35 years, originally hailing from the UK. She has traveled all over the world picking up musical grooves and stories along the way. She plays piano, guitar, ukulele, harmonica and more, has recorded 10 CDs of original material, written for film and TV, penned 2 musicals, opened for the Indigo Girls, Judy Collins, Nanci Griffiths, played keyboards for Kate Pierson (B52s) and will be joined by the wonderful Roxanne Layton on recorder (Mannheim Steamroller), Ron Siegel on bass and Kareem Sanjaghi on drums.... (more)

Join us for an extraordinary evening! Appetizers and elegant dinner on the lawn, stirring symphonic music by Creare Symphonia & Gloriae Dei Cantores, and premium seating for the fireworks over Cape Cod Bay. Call 508-240-2400 or visit artsempoweringlife.org for more information and to purchase tickets (more)

For the first time in a long time, PMPM is inviting the public On The Hill for Provincetown’s Fourth of July fireworks celebration from one of the best vantage points in town. So, if you don’t already have plans for the 4th of July, now’s the time to make them because TICKETS for our 4th of July Party On The Hill are now open to the public, and they are moving quickly. Celebrate Independence Day overlooking Provincetown Harbor from a place most people never get to experience on the 4th of July. The party starts at 6pm and lasts through the fireworks. Bring lawn chairs or blankets if you’d like to sit on the lawn, but definitely don’t forget your dancing shoes because The Glitter Boys — a DJ duo known to bring people of all ages to their feet — will be spinning all-vinyl records from 6:00pm to 8:00pm. There’ll be: ?? A full bar ?? Clean, plentiful bathrooms (which become a very underrated amenity on the 4th of July) ?? Great music and great people ?? Plenty of room to spread out and enjoy the evening ? One of the best fireworks views in Provincetown And when the fireworks end, you don’t have to rush anywhere. We know traffic leaving Provincetown can be challenging after the show, so you’re welcome to stay until 10:00pm and wait for things to settle down before heading home. Tickets are $20 and limited, and once they’re gone, they’re gone. PMPM Members can still receive their 10% ticket discount.... (more)

As we honor America's 250th Birthday, let's celebrate together in song—America the Beautiful, God of Our Fathers, Simple Gifts, and other favorites! Free for all and refreshments provided.... (more)

Voices of Independence brings spoken word and music to the historic stage of the Old Whaling Church in a one-night civic program commemorating America’s 250th anniversary. Featuring Island notables, historic texts, and personal reflections, the evening explores liberty, democracy, and the meaning of independence—then and now —reviving the 19th-century tradition of public oration marking the nation’s founding. (more)