Quaint, tranquil, charming – there are no shortage of adjectives to describe one of the best small coastal towns in America, according to USA today. And it’s right here in Massachusetts.
Provincetown is a cultural delight with a colorful array of museums, shops, restaurants and café’s all set in a historic town bursting with clapboard buildings, cobblestone and sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean.
There are so many adventures awaiting at the end of the Cape – there are whale watching tours, you can climb the 252-foot Pilgrim Monument, or stroll some of the most stunning beaches on the East Coast, including Race Point Beach and Herring Cove Beach.
Provincetown also does a spectacular job celebrating its LGTBQ+ community. June is Pride Month and there are plenty of activities recognizing LGTBQ+ individuals, businesses, and cultural contributions.
Below are just a few for you to get involved and show your support!
Summer Events
6th Annual Pride Celebration, June 2-4, 2023
Family Week, July 22-29, 2023
45th Annual Carnival, August 12-19, 2023
Organizations
Human Rights Campaign Action Center and Store: Retail store & information center for one of the nation's leading LGBTQ+ advocacy organizations.
Family Equality Center: Creating a world where everyone can experience family.
Camp Lightbulb: Celebrating LGBTQ+ youth, aged 14 to 18, with magical summer camp experiences.
Businesses
Provincetown Art Association and Museum (PAAM): Discover the depth of the Provincetown Art Colony and its connection to American art history.
Adam’s Nest: Founded by Adam Singer 2016, Adam’s Nest employs LGBTQ+ people and its’ store is stocked with items made by Queer artists and designers.
Boatslip Resort and Beach Club: An internationally renowned destination for LGBTQ+ travelers and home to the world-famous Tea Dance.
