Drag Brunch

Boatslip's poolside party is pure summer joy — a daytime dance party where you're surrounded by friends old and new, good music, and the kind of energy that makes you remember why you love this community. The pool deck is packed with people letting loose, the sun's out, the drinks are flowing, and there's zero pretense about it. This is the Saturday that actually feels like a celebration, not just another event to check off.

The Boatslip's legendary Saturday afternoon tea dance gets a competitive twist — expect the usual packed deck, killer DJ sets, and that electric mix of flirtation and dancing, but with a themed battle vibe that keeps the energy sharp. It's the kind of event where the whole town shows up to dance, see, and be seen.

Provincetown's most glamorous afternoon party gets a Real Housewives twist — expect drag performers serving looks and attitude, a packed outdoor patio with the Atlantic as your backdrop, and the kind of crowd that knows how to turn a Saturday into an event. The Boatslip's legendary Tea Dance energy meets full-on themed chaos, with live entertainment and enough drama (the fun kind) to keep things lively from 4pm onward. This is peak summer Provincetown: sun, sequins, and people who came to celebrate.

Dominick Pupa brings the kind of high-energy cabaret performance that keeps Provincetown's Red Room packed — expect sharp comedy, pop diva moments, and the theatrical flair that makes live entertainment actually worth leaving the house for. This is the kind of show where the crowd's as much a part of the night as the performer, and Saturday at 7pm is when it all goes down.

Broadway Barbara is back in Provincetown with a night of Broadway standards, ribald show biz stories, and the kind of theatrical flair that's made her a social media sensation. Expect songs, Fosse choreography, and plenty of over-sharing as she takes you through her life and career with comedic interpretations of classic tunes. A rare chance to catch a stage legend at the Red Room.

A gloriously filthy lesbian drag parody of Wicked that turns the Emerald City into a sapphic fever dream. Ginger Minj (All Stars 10 winner) plays a brand-obsessed, three-shots-deep Glinda ready to spill the tea, while Jujubee serves butch broom-rider realness as a fascism-fighting Elphaba. Aria Hard rounds out the cast as a swishy bartender with secrets. Set inside the OzDust Barroom, the show unfolds through Ariana Grande anthems reimagined as Broadway battle cries—broom-flying duets, breakup ballads, and a confetti-drenched coming-out finale that'll have you clutching your pearls. It's scandalous, ridiculously gay, and packed with heart.