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Twenty Summers Twenty Summers is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization in Provincetown, Massachusetts, founded to

Twenty Summers is an incubator for art and ideas, a place to experience culture in progress. We imagine a more equitable and sustainable future, twenty summers from today. Housed in Provincetown’s historic Hawthorne Barn, we honor its legacy of artistic freedom by providing resources, residencies, and a platform for original projects and innovative ideas.

Join us for an evening of international storytelling this Saturday at Stanley 🎥Moving between Super 8, found cinematic i...
10/06/2026

Join us for an evening of international storytelling this Saturday at Stanley 🎥

Moving between Super 8, found cinematic imagery, hand-painted analogue animation and documentary portraiture, the four films consider how identity is shaped by what surrounds us: the geometry of the built environment as it displaces organic form, the cinematic gaze that instructs us how to look and be looked at, the subconscious terrain of dreams and memory, and an understanding of personhood constituted through land, ancestors and community. 

Short Film Screening | Saturday, October 10th at 6pm | FREE

Stanley, 494 Commercial St

RSVP at 20summers.org 🎞️

Join artist and past Twenty Summers resident Joerg Dressler for a workshop at Stanley inspired by Jess T. Dugan’s ongoin...
09/22/2026

Join artist and past Twenty Summers resident Joerg Dressler for a workshop at Stanley inspired by Jess T. Dugan’s ongoing daily drawing practice.

This intimate participatory workshop invites visitors to spend time observing and drawing individual flowers. This workshop brings together contemporary art and floral practice, rooted in Dugan’s practice of attention and care.

Flower Drawing Workshop with Joerg Dressler | Saturday, Oct 3 at 2pm | FREE

Stanley, 494 Commercial St

RSVP at 20summers.org 🌻

🎨: Jess T. Dugan
Irises, January 6, 2025
Daisies, March 2, 2025

Following a roaring carnival week, please join us this Thursday to hear from some spectacular voices with LaMontagne Gal...
08/24/2026

Following a roaring carnival week, please join us this Thursday to hear from some spectacular voices with LaMontagne Gallery ❤️

Our conversation features curator Jen Mergel, artist Jeff Perrott and gallerist Russ LaMontagne

20S x LaMontagne | Artist Panel
Thursday, August 27 at 7pm | $20 Suggested Donation

More info about 20S x LaMontagne at 20summers.org 🌻

Jeff Perrott, Construction (Container 2.11)

We are thrilled to welcome LaMontagne Gallery to Stanley on Commercial St!First hand experience in second hand love open...
08/10/2026

We are thrilled to welcome LaMontagne Gallery to Stanley on Commercial St!

First hand experience in second hand love opens this Friday, August 14 and runs through Sunday, August 30

Please join us for a reception at 6pm on opening night ✨

No RSVP needed, more info at 20summers.org 💛

20S x LaMontagne Hours
August 14 - 30

11am - 5pm
Open until 8pm on Fridays
Closed August 17, 24, 25

Stanley | 494 Commercial St

🎨 Steve Locke, Cruisers (fans), 2024. Steve Locke

We’ll never forget the most perfect afternoon at the Barn with S13 Resident Damien Hoar de Galvan hosting a sculpture wo...
07/23/2026

We’ll never forget the most perfect afternoon at the Barn with S13 Resident Damien Hoar de Galvan hosting a sculpture workshop 💛

Don’t miss Damien’s work at The Schoolhouse Gallery opening tomorrow, July 24! Check out Stanley while you’re there 🌻

📸: Joe Navas

Kathy Ryan & Adam Moss at the Barn in May, speaking about their years at the The New York Times Magazine and the works o...
07/08/2026

Kathy Ryan & Adam Moss at the Barn in May, speaking about their years at the The New York Times Magazine and the works of art that came from it 📸

If you missed this conversation, make sure to keep an eye out for our Season 13 recorded events ❤️

The past 5 weeks blew by in a whirlwind of bright colors, bold conversations, big voices, and we couldn’t have done it w...
06/16/2026

The past 5 weeks blew by in a whirlwind of bright colors, bold conversations, big voices, and we couldn’t have done it without you, our amazing community ❤️

As we look back on some of our Season 13 events the next few weeks, DONT FORGET to head to Stanley!

Media Diet is up through August 2nd, now alongside “Art as Process”, installation walls created by our remarkable S13 Residents, pictured here at the Barn ✨

With Love from Twenty Summers🧡

Pan Tèrra is a Nigerian singer, songwriter and producer raised across the UK, Nigeria, Hong Kong and the United States. ...
06/07/2026

Pan Tèrra is a Nigerian singer, songwriter and producer raised across the UK, Nigeria, Hong Kong and the United States. Her self-coined sound, ‘nomadic soul-pop’, weaves together psychedelic soul, funk, afro-pop and musical theatre into a fresh and distinctly global sound that could only come from a life lived across continents.

Pan Tèrra double majored in Computer Science and Music at Brown University, where she was awarded the prestigious Jean and Francis Madeira Award for Excellence in Music. She went on to build a parallel career as a software engineer at Apple while quietly becoming one of the most compelling independent voices in music. Her 2024 single ‘Eve’ accumulated over 500,000 streams on Spotify, announced her as a serious force in independent music, and set the stage for what was to come. When her music started gaining real momentum, she made the decision to go all in.

Pan Tèrra in Concert | Sunday, June 7 at 7pm | $45

Join the waitlist today at 20summers.org ❤️

Natalie Adler’s debut novel, Waiting on a Friend, and Alejandro Varela’s latest, Middle Spoon, portray q***r New York in...
06/05/2026

Natalie Adler’s debut novel, Waiting on a Friend, and Alejandro Varela’s latest, Middle Spoon, portray q***r New York in two very different eras. Adler’s protagonist is a young le***an living in the East Village at the height of the AIDS epidemic, while Varela’s is a gay husband and father in contemporary Brooklyn who leads a secure middle-class life yet longs for sexual liberation.

Both stories depict profound heartbreak, yet they are rich in humor and fearless in their depiction of how sexual politics infuses all of our relationships—even those we have with the ghosts of people we’ve lost far too soon. Their conversation will be moderated by Michelle Axelson, owner of Provincetown’s iconic Womencrafts.

Phantoms & Freedoms: Q***r Stories in Fiction | Natalie Adler, Alejandro Varela, & Michelle Axelson | Thursday, June 11 at 6pm | $20 Suggested Donation

All proceeds from this event benefit in celebration of their 50th anniversary!

RSVP at 20summers.org 💕

What drives people to crime, on the page and beyond it? In this spirited conversation, two bestselling authors explore t...
06/03/2026

What drives people to crime, on the page and beyond it? In this spirited conversation, two bestselling authors explore the art of and rationale for writing about murder and mayhem.

Margot Douaihy, whose Sister Holiday hardboiled series follows an unlikely nun-sleuth through the understory of New Orleans, discusses her latest novel, Divine Ruin, a mystery that confronts the fentanyl epidemic. William Mann presents his groundbreaking investigation The Black Dahlia: Murder, Monsters, and Madness in Midcentury Hollywood, the definitive account of America’s most famous unsolved murder.

Together, Douaihy and Mann examine what it means to write crime narratives (fiction and nonfiction) with conscience and aesthetic edge.

A Meeting of Literary Criminal Minds | William Mann & Margot Douaihy in Conversation | Sunday, June 7 at 6pm | $20 Suggested Donation

RSVP now at 20summers.org 🔎

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