The Golden Girls Dinner

The show Vanity Fair called "dementedly good fun" — full frontal male nudity, hilarious installations, and the kind of comedy that leaves audiences gasping. More than 40 crowd-pleasing acts including "The Pelican," "The Windsurfer," "The Eiffel Tower," and the signature "Hamburger." It's absurd, it's bold, it's exactly the kind of uninhibited entertainment Provincetown does best.

Tammie Brown doesn't do predictable. One moment she's belting out a song, the next she's philosophizing, then dancing like a vintage cartoon come to life. You might catch a monologue about saving the planet, a Mahi Mahi dance break, or a story that somehow travels from Texas to another dimension entirely. Every show is genuinely different—that unpredictability is exactly the point, and exactly why people keep coming back.

Late-night dance floor at Club Purgatory where the vibe is sexy and cruisy. Gear up and show out — DJ William Francis keeps things moving from 10pm through the night. This is the kind of Sunday that actually makes sense.

Award-winning storyteller Ravi Roth brings his wildly popular cabaret to the Red Room stage — a theatrical, unfiltered evening that blends Broadway vocals, laugh-out-loud honesty, and real vulnerability. From small-town Scranton to The New York Times, he unpacks the messy, musical pursuit of love, validation, and viral moments across continents. Directed by Cheryl Stern with music direction by Michael Ferrara, this is equal parts confession booth and influencer fever dream.

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.