The 44th annual Provincetown Carnival parade – Monsters, Myths & Legends – stepped off on Thursday August 18, 2022 to sunny skies and roaring crowds.
Winners of the 44th Annual Carnival Parade Awards Announced Read More »
After a two-year hiatus, the annual Summer tradition returns on Thursday August 18th.
What to Know to Make the Most of the 2022 Carnival Parade Read More »
The Monsters, Myths & Legends-themed Summer celebration started Sunday August 14th with the Feet Over Front Street 5K and a SOLD OUT “Let’s Get Kraken” Harbor Cruise.
Carnival 2022 Kicks Off with a Legendary Day on the Streets and the Seas Read More »
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.
Mx Justin Vivian Bond Announced As Grand Marshal For Provincetown’s 2022 Carnival Parade Read More »
Carnival is just two weeks away! Register for your event tickets now – before the hottest tickets sell out!
It’s Holly Folly in July: Save $10 Now on Select Carnival Event Tickets Read More »
The Family Equality Council’s annual event – now in its 28th year – is the largest annual gathering of LGBTQ+ parents and their children in the world.
Relax & Reconnect with Sun, Sand & Community at Ptown Family Week: July 23-30, 2022 Read More »
Provincetown for Women’s annual summer week for ladies returns with a full schedule of events including parties, dances, live performances and more.
Summer Heats up in Ptown with Girl Splash: July 20-24, 2022 Read More »
Ptown is spilling the tea on the dance floor, at the brewery and in the shops.
Tea is Being Served In Many Flavors This Summer In Provincetown Read More »
The Summer season is in full swing! Get details about fireworks, a parade, things to do & nightlife happening the week of 4th of July.
Independence Week in Provincetown: Events & Happenings Celebrating the 4th of July Read More »
JUNETEENTH 2022: All Are Invited to this Community Celebration and Cookout Sunday, June 19th @ 2pm-5pm Unitarian Universalist Meeting House Lawn 236 Commercial Street On June 19th in 1865, two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed, some 250,000 slaves in Galveston, Texas did not know they had their freedom until Union
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