Provincetown Theme Weeks

Join ASGCC for a candlelight vigil in observance of the 31st World AIDS Day Commemoration at the ASGCC Drop in Center.

Tis the Season for Giving, A Benefit for the AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod, now in its 13th year, will be happening LIVE and IN PERSON

Holly Folly is a weekend of shopping, partying, and revelry! Come get all your Christmas shopping done, sample soups at a special bene t lunch, and enjoy Provincetown in the offseason.

The winter concert features a plethora of different versions of the Magnificat, called Magnificent Magnificats.

An exciting weekend of celebrating a new year with festivities that include fireworks, the Canteen Holiday Market, parties, the annual Polar Bear Plunge, drag bingo, concerts, the Lite Brite bike ride, champagne brunch, and more!

At High Noon on January 1, hundreds of people plunge into Provincetown Harbor to raise money for the Center for Coastal Studies and start the new year off right.

Events include a beer blast, a leather dance, Chaps n’ Straps, snowbound brunches, a white-out thermal underwear party, and more.

It may be winter, but the bears come out of hibernation in Ptown in March.

This festival celebrates the unique experience of living in Provincetown year round. We are looking to harness all of the talent and energy from the year round community.

New England’s first and finest whale watch is back for the spring season, and there’s a lot to see, as whales typically migrate in the spring.

An annual LGBTQA+ (queer) spring dance weekend held in Provincetown, Massachusetts featuring country western dancing with three dances, multiple dance workshops, and a whole bunch of socializing.

The three-day marathon reading of this nineteenth century masterwork will be held at the Provincetown Library on the starboard side of the Rose Dorothea Model.

The PMPM opens for the 2023 season!

The spring concert takes place at Provincetown Town Hall.

Town Provincetown’s hidden treasures and bargains abound, whether in our shops or on our streets! treasure!

Twenty Summers fosters public engagement with art and artists and honors the legacy of art in Provincetown.

Bay State Cruise Company kicks off its season in May.

Also known as “Baby Dyke Weekend” for the attracted demographic, there are myriad parties, along with boating, dancing, pool parties, and drinking. A lot of drinking.