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Fishbowl is Provincetown's hottest Friday night drag party, where the Crown Restaurant & Courtyard becomes the epicenter of queer nightlife. Hosted by May-Happs, Scarlett Strauss, and Jizzelle with DJ Jake Glass spinning, it's the kind of weekly event that keeps people coming back — no cover, pure energy, and a crowd that knows how to celebrate. This is the Friday reset you've been waiting for.

Saturday nights at the Crown are built for this. Jake Glass and Joshua Giant bring live vocals and outrageous energy to the Restaurant & Courtyard, spinning rock anthems, sing-alongs, and unexpected mashups. It's the perfect warm-up before the dance floor takes over—grab a cocktail, bring your crew, and get ready to strut. No cover, every Saturday at 9 PM.

Provincetown's Carnival kicks off with an underwater fantasy night like no other. Step into a world of shimmering sea creatures, glowing coral, and disco magic as the Crown & Anchor transforms into an ocean dreamscape. Hosted by Shea Couleé with music from Occupy the Disco and VJ Tom Yaz, the night features a Deep Sea Costume Contest — arrive as a glamorous mermaid, sea witch, jellyfish, pirate, or creature from the ocean floor and compete for prizes. Come dressed to impress and help open Carnival with dancing, outrageous costumes, and unforgettable moments.

Trixie Mattel takes over the pool for Carnival Week with an underwater disco that's all sun, swimsuits, and pure gay summer energy. Music by Occupy The Disco keeps the dance floor packed from noon to 4pm. Come ready to swim, dance, and lose yourself in the disco.

Slip into your best mermaid look and spend the afternoon poolside at Tryst Beach Club. High-energy beats from DJ Lina Bradford, great cocktails, and a packed pool make this one of Carnival Week's most colorful afternoons. Expect sun, dancing, and the kind of fun that only a themed pool party can deliver.

The deep sea disco gets weird and wonderful with Horse Meat Disco taking over Tuesday night during Carnival Week. Expect the kind of dance floor energy that makes Provincetown's nightlife legendary — a night built for moving, sweating, and losing yourself in the music alongside a room full of people who came to do exactly the same thing.