Our Featured Artist: Benji Weinryb Grohsgal Each year, the Provincetown Business Guild invites local and community-based artists to be involved with the creation of our seasonal guidebook, promotional posters, and more. For this year’s annual LGBTQ+ Guide to Good Times in Provincetown, we’re proud to share the whimsical, smile-inducing work of Provincetown community member Benjamin […]
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Did you know that Provincetown Bear Week is the largest gathering of bears IN THE WORLD?! But not just for bears – for bears, wolves, cubs, otters, foxes, silver-foxes, pups, bulls, bunnies, ursulas (that’s right, female bears,) and really just about every other species in the queer kingdom lexicon. All are welcome, because deep at
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The expansion of femme & queer+ inclusive spaces in Provincetown. Over the past few decades lesbian spaces have nearly vanished but recently there has been a Sapphically-energized movement of FLINTA (Female, Lesbian, Intersex, Trans and Agender)-friendly spaces reentering the scene. From La Camionera in London to The Ruby Fruit in LA, The Bush in
What Would Bella Do? By Steve Desroches When Bella Baiona dropped down from the ceiling while sitting on a swing festooned in feathers and sequins no one back in 1952 at the hot spot Weathering Heights knew that they were witnessing Provincetown history in the making. Bella was the drag alter
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The modern understanding of Provincetown as a special place for the LGBTQ community began in 1899. That’s when Charles Hawthorne founded the Cape Cod School of Art, giving birth to the Provincetown art colony. Hawthorne had been touring New England, looking for the perfect location for his summer art school, when he came upon Provincetown,
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