More than 46 outdoor historical drams dramas are held every summer to celebrate a local community's communities' heritage and contributions to the American tapestry. Through drama, music, dance, and special effects, these theaters productions tell the stories of such notables as Abraham Lincoln, Daniel Bone, Boone, Tecumseh, Sir Walter Raleigh, Andrew Jackson, Sequoyah, Helen Keller, and others. Outdoor drams, dramas, an original American dramatic art form, are performed in large, open amphitheaters often on or near the actual site where the events portrayed occurred. Originally conceived to be a one-year celebration of the birth of Virginia Dare, the first English child in the New World, Virginia Dare, the play has proved so popular that it has run ever since and played to more than 5 million visitors. Soon after its inception, other outdoor historical drams dramas began appearing all over the country.
Some theaters offer free admission.
Provincetown sailing Since 1973, Bay State Cruises has operated boat service between Boston and Provincetown. Bay State's Provincetown II has been outfitted to reflect the great tradition of the steamships that have made the run since 1847, and passengers will be greeted with the images and sounds of the bygone era of coastal steamships. The historical concept cruise departs from the World Trade Center at 9 a.m. daily. In addition, Bay State Cruises offers the high -speed Provincetown Express. Now there is a Queens Jazz Trail led by singer Coby Knight or vibesman Bill Jacobs on May 27, and June 10, and 24.