Pilgrim Monument/ Provincetown Museum

The 252' granite tower commemorating the Mayflower Pilgrims’ first landing in America is open for climbing offering the finest views of the Outer Cape and beyond. See a large-scale model of the Mayflower, a natural history exhibit honoring local hero and Arctic explorer Donald MacMillan, a whaling captain’s parlor and living quarters on a whaling ship. Collections include furniture, art, and decorative objects; maritime related items include whaling and fishing tools and natural history artifacts. Exhibits and programming focus on Pilgrims and town history.

1 High Pole Hill Rd
508.487.1310
daily 9am-5pm (4/1-11/30), 9am-7pm 6/15-9/15
www.pilgrim-monument.org

Provincetown Art Assoc. & Museum

PAAM is one of the foremost art museums in the country with a permanent collection of regional art from the past 100 years. Organized in 1914; recently completed renovations have greatly improved exhibition space, artwork storage and studio classrooms. Special exhibitions, juried shows, concerts, lectures, art classes and other events are offered throughout the year. Visit www.paam.orgfor complete listings or call for times of specific events.

460 Commercial Street
508.487.1750
www.paam.org