Michael Chapman: Night of 1,000 Divas

Billie Jean and La Kia Mondale take over the stage for a night of high-octane Vegas glamour — dazzling costumes, iconic music, and the kind of show-stopping moments that remind you why drag is pure spectacle. Two powerhouse entertainers, one stage, all the energy.

Jamie Morris's comedy parody picks up where the Emmy-winning show left off, with David Rose stranded on his dream honeymoon in Provincetown while the entire Rose family descends to make it about themselves. Moira crashes the Film Festival, Alexis chases a mysterious musician, Johnny launches a motel venture, and Stevie gets swept up by a confident lesbian realtor. Laughter guaranteed from start to finish.

Australian cabaret virtuoso Kim David Smith—hailed by Broadway World as the "David Bowie of cabaret" and by The New York Times as the "male Marlene Dietrich"—brings torch-singing mastery to Provincetown. Expect bruise-hearted renditions of Marlene, Minnelli, Piaf, Judy, and more, reimagined in jazzy, Julie London-esque arrangements by award-winning pianist Tracy Stark. A night of slyly subversive cabaret for anyone who knows that the best songs are written in minor keys.

Provincetown's Carnival Parade rolls down Commercial Street, and the Post Office Cafe's patio is the place to watch it unfold. Grab a prime spot on the street, order a cocktail special, graze on passed appetizers, and soak in the music and energy as the parade passes by. It's the kind of afternoon that reminds you why this town knows how to celebrate.