"We have been a sponsor
of the Regatta for several years now and we do it because our community loves this event.  It brings our diverse population together under a common mission that is at the heart of our region and, its really fun! ." Dermot O'Neill, owner The Squealing Pig

Our shops, museums, galleries, theaters, ca

barets and restaurants provide plenty of things to do during the day and in the evening.  Our museums and galleries offer exhibits complementing the historic race week.  Look for Sail In The Arts™ special events at the Provincetown Public Library and the Provincetown Art Association and Museum and watch for galleries and shops that are also participating in Sail In The Arts™.  Historians and regional experts will be available for talks, tours and discussions at designated times (see Schedule of Events).  A tour of Schooners and Catboats is scheduled and spectators can reserve seats on schooners and spectator boats.  Don'tt miss the Provincetown Public Library where a half scale replica of the Rose Dorothea, the famous Provincetown Schooner that won the Lipton Cup in 1907 resides, and where the one-of-a-kind silver Lipton Cup is on display.

Reserve A Seat on a Schooner

You can reserve a seat on a Schooner on Tuesday, Friday and Saturday for the Fishermen’s Cup race from Gloucester to Provincetown, or the Parade of Sail and for the Long Point Schooner & Yacht Race, respectively. 
Click to see 2012 vessels.

Reserve A Seat on a Spectator Boat

Availability permitting, a limited number of seats may be available for spectators on the official photo and press boat for the Regatta.  Please enquire early if you wish to reserve a seat.  All inquiries will be taken on a first come first serve basis.

In addition, a number of vessels will be making seats available for visitors and spectators.  Put your name on a wait list by e-mailing us, or check back to this site in June.

Check back to this site in June to check on the vessels that will be making seats available.

Places to View the Races

If you have not, or prefer not, to book a seat on a Schooner or on a Spectator boat, Provincetown offers a number of advantageous viewing locations ranging from the panoramic views offered by the Pilgrim Monument, Long Point and Race Point to iBoat Track, which allows you to watch the progress of the race from your computer.  There is an all day reception at the Squealing Pig on Tuesday, the day of the Fishermen’s Cup race, for viewing on the Live Screen.  In addition, in and around Provincetown, watch the races from any of the following locations:

 

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