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It has six bars within it as well as a small hotel, restaurant, beach club, gallery, and performance spaces. It’s also worth pointing out that at nighttime, the area under The Boat Slip is known as the “Dick Dock.” This area has historically been an active nighttime cruising ground during the summer, though the popularity of this attraction has decreased over the years with the presence of dating apps.

misterb&b is not a hotel or chain, but rather a booking platform for rooms, apartments and homes and it allows you to book from gay and gay-friendly hosts around the world. Bringing together performers from Broadway to Provincetown itself, artists perform cabaret shows in venues across the city. Provincetown's famous 4th of July Circuit Party has all the trappings of Circuit, with cream-of-the-crop DJs playing the best tunes at banging pool parties.

Family Week – Queer families are the future…and the present.

The restaurant is family-friendly and—having expanded out onto the Town Hall Lawn—is also a popular spot to relax and watch Provincetown go by in the evenings.

The Red Inn -Both a hotel and restaurant, The Red Inn is a beautiful red-brick building found right on Provincetown Harbor. There are a few different bike paths, with one main loop that covers 8 miles and takes roughly 2 hours to complete.

Plus, many fishermen died in the storm, leaving behind a lot of widows.

Around that same time, a man named Charles Hawthorne was looking for a place to open an art school. Choose between a homely “Skylight Room” with its own outside deck, a penthouse with fabulous views of the harbor, or a quaint one-bedroom cottage. Day Trips from Provincetown

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P-Town is a summer resort destination, and its peak season lasts from the middle of June through September.

Finding belonging in community

Regardless of one's reason for traveling to Provincetown, Brister says that members of the LGBTQ+ community can expect to find belonging and acceptance, in keeping with over 100 years of history.

"Having both a physical space to go to and get away to, but also the community and being able to be somewhere where you might just need to shut the world out for a little while," Brister said.

This is no regular pizza shop; lovingly run by the same family for over forty years, it has become a part of Provincetown’s history. They have hosts in more than 200 countries and territories with more than 1 million total listings. Everything is locally sourced and/or freshly made, whether it’s lobster rolls, clam chowder, raw shellfish, or oysters—there's no better place to eat seafood in all of Provincetown.

Ross' Grill – This bistro and wine bar offers an exquisite dining experience just off Commercial Street and is definitely not a place to eat and dash.

During the day, there's a beach club with a sundeck and pool, whereas during the evening, the (in)famous Provincetown Tea Dance is held here. The whole city fills the streets, dressed up in extravagant costumes to attend parades, parties, events, and costume competitions.

Day Trips from Provincetown 

Plymouth – A coastal town with a lot of history, Plymouth is where the Mayflower—a ship filled with English pilgrims—disembarked over 400 years ago.

From whale watching and kayaking to biking along scenic trails, there's no shortage of adventures to be had amidst the area's natural beauty.

LGBTQ+ Weddings
Cape Cod's inclusive communities make the region an ideal wedding destination for same-sex couples. Restaurants and Cafes
7. Carnival Provincetown is a summertime celebration of creativity with a different theme every year—previous themes include Monsters, Myths and Legends, and Toys.

A destination for wellness

Provincetown is well-known as a destination for art, food, culture and fun, but this year, there's a new push underway to establish it as a wellness destination, too.

The Provincetown Business Guild has a "Welltown" promotion underway, highlighting the area's quieter activities and natural beauty for a different Ptown experience.

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2. As most people will come in and out of Boston, the most enjoyable and practical route is to take the 90-minute fast ferry for around $60 roundtrip. During the height of the season, the place will be packed both inside and out with loads of people getting their late-night munchies fix before heading in for the night.

Saki – Sushi and pizza might seem like a weird combination, but somehow it works.

Others began to go to Ptown, too, including writers and actors, as well as thinkers who were open minded to ideas on sexuality and expression.

Many of the locals took to the ideas, and a strong allyship formed.

By the 1920s, it was becoming more widely known around the country that Provincetown was a morphing into a haven for LGBTQ+ people.