Greetings from “On The Hill” where summer is in full swing. The campus is busy with visitors checking out PMPM…Read More






Greetings from “On The Hill” where summer is in full swing. The campus is busy with visitors checking out PMPM…Read More


On June 19, our nation will observe what might be considered its second Independence Day: Juneteenth, the annual observance commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. The Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum (PMPM) is proud to join in the celebration of this significant event in the history of our country.
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Executive Director, K. David Weidner, Ph.D. reflects on PMPM’s great 2020 season.
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On Saturday October 10, Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum (PMPM) held its first-ever Virtual Gala. From living room couches and kitchen tables, a community – including friends from across the globe – turned out for some online fun that delivered serious help.
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While Provincetown is observing the 400th anniversary of the Mayflower’s arrival, it’s important to remember it also marks the departure of Separatists fleeing the British Midlands in pursuit of religious freedom. For artist Rachel Carter (RC) of Nottingham, a commission for a commemorative sculpture turned into much more, including crossing the Atlantic on a cargo ship to relive the Pilgrim’s journey, a PMPM residency and podcast series on her adventures. We spoke with Rachel recently to get all the details.
Read More“Our Story” is curated by SmokeSygnals, the leading Native American creative agency in the Northeast, led by Paula and Steven Peters, a mother and son who are members of the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe. PMPM caught up with creative head, Steven (SP), to discuss the exhibit’s goals and how it’s shaping up.
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(Photo of Rachel Carter – credit Rhys Jones) When sculptor Rachel Carter departs Liverpool, England on July 27 via freighter,…Read More