Showgirls by Ryan Landry

A night of music, entertainment, and remembrance created to bring Provincetown together around mental health and suicide prevention. Local artists and community members take the stage to celebrate the people we love, remember those we've lost, and remind anyone who may be struggling that they're not alone. All proceeds support Sharing Kindness, which provides suicide prevention programs, grief support, and wellness resources across Cape & Islands.

A Tuesday night drawing class in Purgatory, the dance floor heart of Gifford House. Bring your sketchbook, loosen up, and create in a room that's usually packed with bodies and bass — same space, different energy. A chance to make art in a queer space that's genuinely yours.

Three powerhouse voices—Delta Miles, Qya Cristál, and Roxy Pops—take the Post Office Cabaret stage for a night of live singing drag that's part Broadway, part disco, all spectacle. Expect dazzling costume changes, three-part harmonies, and the kind of high-energy choreography that makes Provincetown crowds lose their minds. From Lady Marmalade to Over the Rainbow to the Moulin Rouge Diamonds Medley, this is DIVA! in its fourth year, and it keeps getting better.

Tuesday nights at Gifford House belong to Peter and Hilarie, who've turned the Porch Bar into the kind of place where you actually want to linger over a cocktail and a song. It's intimate, it's live, and it's the soundtrack to a proper evening out in Provincetown.

Wednesday nights at Gifford House belong to the piano bar crowd — Tori and Chris at the keys, a room full of people ready to sing along, and that particular magic that happens when a good pianist can read a room and play exactly what it needs to hear. Showtunes, standards, requests, whatever — it's the kind of night that reminds you why live music in an intimate space still hits different.

Wednesday night at Gifford House gets rowdy — Club Fag Bash is the weekly dance floor moment for anyone who wants to let loose with a packed crowd, rotating DJs keeping things moving, and the kind of energy that makes you remember why you love this scene. It's loud, it's sweaty, it's exactly what a midweek reset should be.