Women's Week Idol

Provincetown's leather community gathers for a full weekend of celebration—opening reception with cocktails and cigars, a late-night uniforms party, and a Sunday cookout with a tattoo contest. It's the kind of event where the dress code is part of the point, the crowd knows each other, and three days of leather culture, camaraderie, and friendly competition make it worth the trip.

Saturday mornings in Provincetown just got a whole lot more fabulous. Crown Jewels is an all-singing, all-dancing drag brunch starring Delta Miles, Roxy Pops, and Qya Cristal — expect powerhouse vocals, dazzling performances, and plenty of laughs while you brunch in the Restaurant & Courtyard. Doors open at 10:30 AM, show starts at 11:00 AM. Note: ticket doesn't include food or beverages; $25 minimum spend.

Kristen Becker's FOXY is Provincetown's showcase for the beautifully weird—a high-energy cavalcade of hilariously sexy, thought-provoking, gender-bending artists who actually make this place what it is. Expect rotating legends and surprise special guests bringing a different lineup each week. This October 10 show features Hilarie Tamar, Lady Maddness, Marissa Miller, The Duchess of Sandwich, Darlene Van Alstyne, Mackenzie, Hunter Love, Tamora Israel, and introducing Tiffany Lamps. FOX around and find out.

Two beloved lesbian comedy legends, Karen Williams and Vickie Shaw, team up for a rare afternoon of sharp wit, outrageous stories, and nonstop laughs. These powerhouse comedians have been making audiences roar for decades — seeing them together on one stage is the kind of thing you'll be talking about for years.

Two legendary lesbian comedians, Karen Williams and Vickie Shaw, team up for a rare afternoon show that's sharp, outrageous, and genuinely hilarious. These powerhouse performers have been making audiences roar for decades, and seeing them together on one stage is the kind of thing you actually want to clear your calendar for. Expect nonstop laughs and the kind of comedy that hits different when you're in a room full of people who get it.

Lea DeLaria brings an hour of slick jazz and outrageous comedy to Provincetown's Women's Week celebration. The Lord of the Lesbians is back, and she's not holding back — expect sharp wit, killer vocals, and the kind of irreverent energy that's made her a legend in queer comedy and cabaret.