Can’t wait for tonight in Provincetown 🎄 @provincetown_lobster_pot_tree lighting @5:30 followed by dinner with parents @helltownkitchen 🔥 ➡️ Provincetown in late-November should be a MUCH bigger destination 🤯 The Lobster pot Lighting was started in 2004 by artist Julian Popko who wanted to design a holiday celebration that recognized the hard-working local lobstermen🦞the “tree” is made of real lobster traps, and has become a beloved tradition. 🎥 Stefan (wanted to make sure it survived the 5

Race Point Shop, Provincetown, Massachusetts, 1953 ❤️ now you know where to get toasted frankfurters and cold tonics on beach day 🤣 wow, just wow… 🎥 @chrisseufert INCREDIBLE footage on his YouTube channel 🔥 #provincetown #capecod #1953 #ptown #provincetownarcheology | Stefan Anikewich

Angel Foods, 467 Commercial Street, Provincetown, Cape Cod, Massachusetts ❤️ ➡️ Property listed $6.4m (since March, 2025) From our history maestro @davidwdunlap and Building Provincetown: “Long before Angel Foods Market opened, customers came here for provisions. In the 19th century, they were ships’ crews, for this was the chandlery of E. & E. K. Cook & Company — the Cook brothers’ mighty whaling and fishing empire. Clarence Burch opened Burch’s Market here in 1904. His nephew (through marriage