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“In Their Own Words”: Provincetown Pride Celebrates Community Diversity with a Pride Flag Exhibition at Town Hall
This free public display of 8 LGBTQ+ Community Pride Flags, on display daily June 3rd – 5th, includes stories of the creators, inspiration and meaning behind each of these iconic symbols.
Meet Eric Lesh: New Provincetown Gallery Owner & Designer Of The 2022 Carnival Poster
E. Lesh is a portrait and figurative artist, and LGBTQ rights lawyer in New York with a fine art gallery in Provincetown, MA. His artwork depicts queer subjects, capturing form and expression in as few lines as possible.
Mx Justin Vivian Bond Announced As Grand Marshal For Provincetown’s 2022 Carnival Parade
Bond has been at the forefront of Trans visibility and activism since the early 1990s, and has appeared on stage, screen, television, nightclub stages, and in concert halls worldwide.
Queer AF Bingo: Three Chances to Win Fab Prizes (and Support the PBG) This Summer
B-I-N-G-O! Ptown celebrity-duo, drag queen Mackenzie + lovable emcee Austin, are hosting three Queer AF Bingo events at the Crown & Anchor this Summer to benefit the PBG.
Art Gaysel Washes Ashore In Ptown With An Erotic Art Show for Pride Weekend
Art Gaysel – The Queer Art fair that started at Miami’s The Gathering Hotel – is bringing 13 featured artists to Provincetown from June 2 – 4.
Calling All Monsters, Myths & Legends: The Carnival Parade Returns on Thursday, August 18th!
The PBG is excited to announce that after working with Town officials since mid-February, the 44th annual parade has been given the go ahead.
Special Ferry Discounts from Boston to Provincetown this June
The Provincetown Business Guild is working directly with Bay State Cruise Lines & Boston Harbor Cruise Company to make discount tickets available for Pride and other events throughout the month of June in Provincetown.
This Summer, Take a LGBTQ+ History Trolley Tour of Provincetown
At 3:30pm on select days throughout Summer 2022 you can hop on board the Mayflower Trolley to get your gay history straight as Anne Hutchinson narrates a tour throughout Provincetown’s LGBTQ+ past.
