Provincetown Theme Weeks

The Provincetown Food & Wine Festival will focus on the local cuisine, chefs and restaurants of Ptown.

The Annual Lighting of the Pilgrim Monument commemorates the day in 1620 that the Mayflower Pilgrims made first landfall in the New World and dropped anchor in Provincetown Harbor.

In addition to the competition and the following Victory Celebration, the weekend is full of opportunities to socialize and show off your gear.

A quintessential New England holiday awaits you along Commercial Street as Ptown’s shops, galleries, restaurants & attractions offer a charming, intimate getaway.

With hundreds of unique shops, galleries and attractions in Provincetown, the Provincetown Business Guild encourages the LGBTQ+ community and our friends to support small businesses here in town on Friday, November 24th – what the PBG & our member businesses are calling ‘Pink Friday’.

A Provincetown tradition to ring in the holiday season the community gathers to sing carols, drink hot cocoa and count down for the lights to be illuminated.

ASGCC’S 41st Anniversary Commemoration World AIDS Day with the Provincetown AIDS Memorial next to Town Hall

Holly Folly’s biggest traditions is welcoming entertainers to Provincetown throughout the weekend. There is a holiday market, Jingle Bell Run and Champagne Brunch (a Santa run in bathing suits), dance parties, sing-alongs, and drag bingo, to just name a few other events.

A four-day-long event featuring holiday parties, events, and performances. The biggest event of the celebration is the fireworks celebration from MacMillan Pier

On New Years Day, Provincetown celebrates the annual Polar Bear Plunge! Hundreds of intrepid plungers meet to run, splash and plunge into the waters of Provincetown Harbor.