Pride Month in Provincetown is lively, bustling and jam-packed with events. Pride may be the centerpiece, but there’s something for everyone this month. Here’s a look:

Womxn of Color Weekend, June 5-8
Womxn of Color Weekend in Provincetown (WoCW Ptown) is a four-day event designed for Queer Women of Color, held in conjunction with Pride. It’s an annual celebration of womxn of color, trans-, nonbinary, and genderfluid people of color, aimed at raising awareness about social justice, empowerment, sharing experiences, and healing through workshops and shows.

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Provincetown Pride, June 6-8
Provincetown Pride is a town-wide event highlighting what Provincetown has always been known for: LGBTQ+ awareness, empowerment, and diversity. Activities include the Pride festival and rally at Town Hall, the Queer Comedy showcase, and Feet Over Front Street Pride 5K. Honoring Commercial Street’s original name, Front Street, it starts at the Harbor Hotel in Provincetown’s East End and runs the entire length of Commercial Street to the Provincetown Inn on the West End of the Town.

Provincetown International Film Festival, June 11-15
The Provincetown Film Festival is a non-profit arts organization dedicated to showcasing new achievements in independent film and honoring the work of emerging and acclaimed directors, producers, and actors. It is Provincetown’s premier cultural event, attracting 10,000 plus filmgoers, movie buffs, and arts patrons throughout the five-day festival. Now in its 26th year, this 5-day festival showcases over 80 American and international independent narratives, documentaries, animated features and shorts, panel discussions, and special events.
Frolic Weekend, June 18-23
Frolic Weekend is an annual event that attracts more than 1,000 men of color that spans Juneteenth weekend. Now six days long, this year’s theme is Summer Camp. The goal is to connect and find queer joy in the community through events ranging from pool parties, social mixers, beach takeovers, special club nights, and other fun activities.

Juneteenth, June 14-21
Join a coalition of Black/African Americans, Indigenous Persons, People of Color, young leaders from the Provincetown IB School, allied community members, organizers, and leaders to mark Juneteenth in Provincetown with a community celebration and a cookout.
Provincetown Portuguese Festival, June 27-29
The Provincetown Portuguese Festival celebrates Portuguese culture and heritage in Provincetown. There will be music, dancing, and food, while events include the Blessing of the Fleet, fostering a connection between Provincetown’s history and the present-day fishermen.
REVOLUTION: Independence Week, June 28 – July 7
REVOLUTION: Independence Week is Provincetown’s renowned 4th of July Circuit Party week, with international DJs, dance parties, and pool parties.