Provincetown has long been known for its queer atmosphere and gay-friendly shops, bars, restaurants, and festivities. Could there be a better place to celebrate Pride? We think not.
Provincetown Pride Weekend takes place June 3 – 5, 2022, though every day in P-Town is Pride day in our book.
To help make Provincetown more accessible to the next generation of LGBTQ visitors, Bay State Cruise Company will offer half-price ferry tickets during Pride Weekend to anyone age 25 and under with a valid ID. We’re looking at you, Boston. P-Town is just a short ride away! The Provincetown Business Guild and Bay State Cruise Company will host a special Pride cruise on Friday, June 3, departing from Boston’s World Trade Center.
Here’s what we know so far: Kick off the weekend with morning yoga, Pride edition at Boatslip, then waltz on over to Lopes Square for the dedication of P-Town’s rainbow crosswalk. The weekend is nonstop, so be on the lookout for the following events we’ve come to know and love:
- Rally at Town Hall
- Parties at Red Room and A-House
- Sashay to Pride Tea Dance at Boat Slip
- Pride Kick-Off party at Red Room at Velvet
- “Yappy” Hour hosted by Puppy Play at Crown and Anchor, which is a dance club, pool complex, and one of the gayest places to stay.
- Drag Brunch at the Pilgrim House
- Full Spectrum Beach BBQ at Crown and Anchor, where you’ll enjoy great tunes, fabulous food, and a spectacular view, all while sharing it with your closest and newest queer friends.
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To celebrate P-town’s 5th anniversary of Pride weekend, they’ve added some great new queer events as well:
- Bay State Cruise Co. Pride Crossing (Boston to Ptown): a special ferry crossing just for Pride weekend.
- Taproom Talks: Right on Q: Identity & Understanding Around the Word’ Queer’
- “In Their Own Voices”- Community Pride Flag Installation at Town Hall
- Queer Comedy Showcase featuring Jaye McBride, Franqi French, and others.
- Sunrise yoga each morning of Pride weekend at Boatslip
- Feet Over Front Street Pride 5K Run/Walk
- LGBTQ+ History Trolley Tour of Provincetown
Shall we go on? The reasons to head to P-Town for Pride weekend are too many to count. While you’re there enjoying the festivities and local gay bars, you’ll need somewhere to stay.
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