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Karaoke

The Crown & Anchor

Provincetown's funniest karaoke competition returns with a legendary panel of judges—Vickie Shaw, Karen Williams, Lisa Koch/Sister, and special guests—ready to roast and celebrate. Shows sell out every year. Want to perform? Arrive an hour early for your shot at stardom and a cash prize. Standard karaoke tracks available for all contestants.

Brunch

The Crown & Anchor

The Women's Week brunch that brings a buffet, a room full of women, and a few of your favorite celesbians to the Crown & Anchor's restaurant and courtyard. Your $36 ticket covers the full brunch buffet and the buffet gratuity; beverages are ordered à la carte, so remember to tip your server on drinks. Seating is limited, so grab advance tickets early.

Post Office Cafe & Cabaret

Sheree Marcelle just got home from the Hell's Kitchen Tour and is returning to Post Office Cabaret to bring The Music of Carole King for another Women's Week! Music Directed by Mike Flanagan and Exp Wed trio, this show is a must-see.

Comedy

Red Room

Poppy Champlin is a Rhode Island Comedy Hall of Fame inductee and 2024 Ladies of Laughter winner who's performed on Showtime, Oprah, and HBO—and she's a Provincetown regular. Her observational comedy tackles tough subjects with sharp wit and fearless humor. Expect an hour of the kind of laughter that comes from someone who's opened for Ray Romano and Denis Leary and knows how to work a room.

Women's Week

Post Office Cafe & Cabaret

Betty is back for Provincetown's Women's Week — a celebration that brings the community together for a week of performances, parties, and pride. This afternoon event at Post Office Cafe & Cabaret kicks off the festivities with live entertainment and the kind of energy that makes Women's Week worth planning your year around.

Tea Dance

Boatslip Resort & Beach Club

Solid Gold Tea is the Tea Dance that keeps people coming back to Boatslip's deck week after week — it's that reliable, energy-packed afternoon party where the sun, the music, and the crowd all hit exactly right. You'll find the same welcoming mix of locals and visitors every time, dancing to a carefully curated soundtrack, with the kind of vibe that makes you forget there's anywhere else you'd rather be. It's become the heartbeat of Provincetown's waterfront scene, the kind of recurring moment that turns a visit into a tradition.