The Monumental Yard Sale
This Spring’s Monumental Yard Sale lands May 18th and 19th! Find commercial sales and yard sales all over Provincetown in our listings…
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Community News
The Provincetown Business Guild Announces New Executive Director
Long-time PBG publicist and marketing consultant Rachael Brister to lead the organization into the future.
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Women’s Week Celebrates 40 Years!
From October 14th-20th, 2024 Provincetown will be celebrating the monumental 40th Anniversary of Women’s Week! In anticipation of this epic celebration, we are reaching out on behalf of the organizers to share with you that they are in need of community volunteer support for their exciting offerings at Town Hall kicking off next Monday, Oct
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Provincetown’s Monumental Yard Sale Returns to a Stoop Near You Oct 12-14!
Fall is a great time for cleaning house before the winter chill!
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See Photos from Provincetown Carnival 2024: Renaissance x Revolution
Thank you once again to all our many outstanding volunteers, incredible artists and local businesses for their support of this year’s 46th Annual Carnival Parade! Special thanks go to our Parade Judges, Ronnie Smith EP of FROLIC Weekend, Lesley Marchessault ED of The Commons, Richard Gray Senior VP of Inclusion/Accessibility of Visit Lauderdale, drag star
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What would Bella do? By Steve Desroches
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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What makes Provincetown so gay?
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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The Fall Monumental Sale Returns: Oct 7-9 (LISTINGS!)
Fall is a great time for cleaning house before the winter chill! Provincetown businesses are welcome to market their offerings curbside and residents are encouraged to organize yard sales as part of the Monumental Sale the weekend of May 20th and 21st. Below is a list of all the PBG Business Members and town residents
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Why Is Provincetown So Gay?
Learn the fascinating history of how Provincetown came to be known around the world as a destination for LGBTQ+ travelers.
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American Politics & International LGBTQ+ Policy at the Provincetown Pride Center
Provincetown Pride Center hosted Pakistani activist Muhammad Burhan and Stephen Desroches for a StoryCorps episode for Pride Month.
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