P.F.S. COMING OUT 2020: A Celebration of Trans Filmmakers

If Santa was good enough to leave you some cash in your stocking this year,we know of a great way you can spend it on having fun AND doing some good at the same time  The folks at the Provincetown Film Festival  (PFS) are travelling out West to mount a very prestigious Fundraiser specifically to  … Continue reading

P Town On The Edge

When your town is actually perched on the very tip of the peninsular then it seems somehow only right that the entertainment at night is also right on the edge too.  This week P Town welcomes two exceptionally wonderfully treats that are totally different yet share one delightful ingredient in the fact that are both completely … Continue reading

P.Town’s 30th Annual Swim For Life

When P Town avant-garde artist and LGBT activist Jay Critchley started the town’s annual SWIM FOR LIFE in 1988 at the height of the AIDS pandemic, no way could he have imagined that 30 years later the Event would be the Town’s largest Celebration of Life. Always held the weekend after Labor Day the SWIM FOR … Continue reading

P Town’s Tennessee Williams Fest goes Outdoors

  For so many  (theatre queens?) Provincetown is totally synonymous with Tennessee Williams.  This great queer American playwright not only wrote some of his best work there, but he also had it performed at the Town’s theater.  That’s when he wasn’t too busy admiring and enjoying some of the best local sights that came in … Continue reading

P Town’s well-loved Gallery Walk goes Virtual

Provincetown is famous (or infamous!) for many things including its claim to be America’s Oldest Continuous Art Colony.  Besides the fact that over the years it has been home to some incredibly talented artists who have produced some extraordinary, it has survived because of it’s willingness to welcome new members . More importantly however is … Continue reading

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