Cody Plays

Ruthie takes over the Boatslip's legendary outdoor deck for a high-energy fashion spectacle that blends cutting-edge style with pure theatrical chaos. Expect bold looks, fierce energy, and the kind of moment that makes you remember why you came to Provincetown in the first place.

Leather pride meets Provincetown's legendary Tea Dance scene at this Friday afternoon celebration on the Boatslip's sun-soaked patio. It's the kind of gathering where the community shows up in all its leather-loving glory—boots, harnesses, and pure confidence—ready to dance as the sun starts its descent over the water. Expect a packed deck, a killer sound system, and the kind of energy that reminds you why this corner of the beach has become such a vital gathering spot. This is Pride season at its most authentic: people being exactly who they are, surrounded by their people.

Provincetown's longest-running Pride weekend tradition returns to the Red Room — a free, all-night celebration that's been a cornerstone of the community's Pride for years. This is the night the dance floor fills with everyone who came to town to mark the occasion, the music doesn't stop, and the whole room remembers why we're here. No cover, no barriers, just dancing and love.

Provincetown's most legendary Pride weekend tradition — the Boatslip's Tea Dance is where the whole community gathers on the waterfront deck as the afternoon spins into evening. Think sun, music, dancing bodies everywhere, and that particular magic that happens when you're surrounded by your people celebrating exactly who you are. The energy here is pure joy, the kind that makes you understand why people come back to this beach town year after year. This is the Pride moment that actually feels like home.

Solid Gold Tea is Provincetown's Sunday afternoon ritual — the kind of day party where the sun, the sound system, and the crowd all hit at exactly the right time. You'll find yourself on the Boatslip's waterfront deck with live DJs spinning, the Atlantic at your back, and a room full of people who came to dance and celebrate. This is the Tea Dance that actually lives up to the hype, drawing everyone from Pride visitors to year-round locals who know a good thing when they see it.

Provincetown's theater lovers gather at Boatslip for the Tony Awards — think Broadway glamour meets beach resort energy, with cocktails in hand and a room full of people who actually care about the performances. It's the kind of night where you get to celebrate the art form that shaped so many of us, surrounded by folks who speak the same language. Sunday, June 7th at 8pm.