Pride Rally at Town Hall & ‘Sashay’ to Tea

May 16, 2022

Come celebrate the heart of Pride on Saturday June 4th at 3:30PM on the steps of Provincetown Town Hall with a short rally structured in the Spirit of Stonewall. Words from Provincetown community members, politicians – and maybe a song or two – will help to remind us why we need to be PROUD of our LGBTQ+ family every single day. Even in Provincetown, where every day is Pride!

At around 4PM, our rally will be followed by short “Sashay” to Tea where we can all celebrate together on the dance floor at The Boatslip. Make sure to show your true colors and express yourself

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