Sunday Service

Monday nights at Purgatory belong to the dancers and the Latin beats — a rotating lineup of DJs spinning salsa, reggaeton, and everything in between that gets the floor moving. 21+ doors at 9pm; this is the kind of night that reminds you why Gifford House stays packed year-round.

Thursday nights in Club Purgatory belong to the himbo energy — a recurring basement dance night where you can channel that confident, fun-loving side of yourself. William Francis spinning, packed dance floor, and the kind of crowd that doesn't take itself too seriously. Starting August 27th and running every Thursday through the season.

Summer's flirtiest night hits Club Purgatory — strip down, dance hard, and feel the energy of a packed floor with DJ Father Figure spinning. Clothing check starts at 9pm in the Wilde Theater upstairs, then it's all about the music, the bodies, and the vibe that makes this one of Provincetown's most reliably fun Saturday nights.

Monday nights at Club Purgatory belong to the Latin crowd — rotating DJs spinning everything that gets people moving, a packed dance floor, and the kind of energy that reminds you why this night has become a Provincetown staple. Doors at 9pm, 21+.

Three electronic music pioneers converge for a rare live performance in Purgatory. Roddy Bottum (Faith No More), JD Samson (Le Tigre, MEN), and Michael O'Neill bring decades of experimental sound and queer artistic vision to one night. This is the kind of lineup that reminds you why Provincetown's music scene punches so far above its weight.

Marti Cummings brings her sharp wit and fearless comedy to Provincetown for a night of live performance. Known for her boundary-pushing humor and charismatic stage presence, Cummings delivers the kind of show that keeps you laughing and thinking in equal measure. A rare chance to catch this powerhouse performer in an intimate setting.