← Part of Holly Folly Provincetown
Part of the Gay Provincetown Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Friday, December 4, 2026
Lopes Square, Provincetown
Provincetown, MA 02657, United StatesThe kickoff of Holly Folly — the lighting of Provincetown's Christmas tree built entirely from stacked lobster pots, at Lopes Square on the harbor.
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Sat, Jul 11
12 PM - 11 PM
Provincetown, MA
Provincetown Bear Week 2026 (Jul 11-18): daily Boatslip tea dances, pool parties, FURBALL, and the world's largest gathering of bears.
Sat, Aug 15
12 PM - 11 PM
Provincetown, MA
Provincetown Carnival 2026 (Aug 15–22): Deep Sea Disco theme, the Thursday parade down Commercial Street, Boatslip tea dances, pool parties, and the Crown & Anchor closing party.
Sun, Aug 16
4 PM - 8 PM
Boatslip Resort & Beach Club, Provincetown
The Provincetown Carnival opening party at the Boatslip Resort kicks off Deep Sea Disco week on Cape Cod.
Sun, Aug 16
10 PM - 2 AM
A-House, Provincetown
Parade-night Carnival dancing at the Atlantic House (A-House) in Provincetown.
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The complete LGBTQ+ guide to Provincetown — bars, Carnival, Bear Week, Tea Dance, beaches, and everything you need to plan your trip to America's queerest small town.
Robbie S.Provincetown throws its warmest party of the year in the dead of winter. Here's the full guide to First Light 2026 — the New Year's Eve drone show over the harbor, the Polar Bear Plunge, and where to drink, dine, and sleep at the tip of the Cape.
Robbie S.Everything you need for New England Leather Weekend 2026 — Provincetown's leather title weekend at the Crown & Anchor. The contest, the Victory Celebration, the leather-friendly bars, and where to stay in the off-season.
Robbie S.Everything you need for Holly Folly 2026 — Provincetown's LGBTQ+ holiday celebration, the oldest and largest in the nation. The Lobster Pot Tree, the bathing-suit Santa run, drag, the holiday market, and where to stay in a snow-globe P-town.
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