Explore the Official Guide to Provincetown, Massachusetts! Get local advice on events and activities, and discover what makes Provincetown a top LGBTQ+ destination and artist haven.

Thousands of people converge in Provincetown for over-the-top events with plenty of leather, drag, and Speedos, like the especially popular Bear Week and Provincetown Carnival. The Town is also known for Family Week , the largest gathering of …

Explore the sights and sounds of Provincetown from the comfort of the Mayflower Trolley. Expert conductors will take you on a 45-minute overview of all that Provincetown has to offer. It’s a great way to start exploring America’s first destination.

Find out where to stay during your visit to Provincetown. Here, there's something for everyone, from charming guesthouses to historic inns.

Provincetown is the oldest continous arts community in America. The Provincetown Art Museum is open year-round. The galleries in the East End are open for much of the year.

Stay connected to Provincetown, no matter where you are: The Provincetown Office of Tourism 330 Commercial St. Provincetown, MA 02657 [email protected] (508) 487-3298

Provincetown beaches and parks stretch for miles with many a part of the Cape Cod National Seashore. Within the National Seashore, you’ll find Herring Cove Beach and Race Point Beach. Both have been called some of the best beaches on …

Stay connected to Provincetown, no matter where you are: The Provincetown Office of Tourism 330 Commercial St. Provincetown, MA 02657 [email protected] (508) 487-3298

Pride weekend is an opportunity to witness and celebrate what makes Provincetown a hub of gay pride year-round. Here, you can celebrate Pride away from the crowds of the big cities and in a community centered on true inclusion.

Join us on Monday, October 7, 10AM at Bas Relief Park to witness 15 Town Criers from across the USA, Canada & United Kingdom compete for prizes. Criers will be judged on two cries, each between 100-125 words, on two topics: ‘My Hometown’, then reporting on an important event in Provincetown’s history.