New England FunMap 2015

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New England featuring

Provincetown / Boston Providence / Ogunquit

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New England FunMap

featuring Provincetown, Boston, Providence & Ogunquit

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Photo from Provincetown Carnival courtesy of Provincetown Business Guild

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ew England is known for its lengthy coastline of white sand beaches, picturesque lighthouses, breathtaking fall foliage, pristine lakes, scenic mountains, delicious fresh seafood and quaint historic villages. Comprised of six states: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont and Rhode Island, New England has countless attractions and many sizeable cities to explore. Featured in this FunMap are the popular gay and lesbian travel destinations of Provincetown, MA, Boston, MA, Providence, RI and Ogunquit, ME. Provincetown, located at the extreme tip of Cape Cod, is like no other place in North America. Quaint, narrow streets and long wharfs remind visitors of the town’s origins as a fishing and whaling village. Only three miles wide at its center, much of Provincetown is a National Seashore with beautiful beaches and magnificent sand dunes. A mecca for artists and writers since the turn of the century, Provincetown’s appeal lies in the relaxed and isolated nature of its location and the sense of individuality of its residents. Visitors soak in the stark beauty of the ocean, bay and dunes while also enjoying the cozy cafes, restaurants, shops, nightclubs and cabarets that are all conveniently located within the town’s friendly, walk-able confines.

Many love Provincetown for the fun and sun of its summers and the especially popular gay and lesbian events, which include Carnival and much more. It is also a great place to visit in the off-season. In the fall, winter and spring, the town’s life is serene and peaceful. Food, lodging and shopping are available year round.

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2015 Edition Welcome 4-5 Regional Overview Map 5 Provincetown Accommodations 9-11 Provincetown Dining 13 Provincetown Nightlife 14 Provincetown Events & Attractions 16 & 20 Ptown Resources, Shopping & Services 17-19 Provincetown Map 21-23 Boston 24-35 Boston Map 28-30 Providence 36-43 Providence Map 40-42 Ogunquit 44-55 Ogunquit Map / No. NE Coastline 52-55 publisher: Alan H. Beck assoc. publisher: Kevin Hopper design: Brian L. Pelton a subsidiary of MultiMedia Platforms, Inc.

Official Map of the IGLTA

printed in the U.S.A.

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Welcome...

Greetings...

to Provincetown!

Provincetown, Massachusetts, really is a special place in so many ways. Tucked away at the end of Cape Cod, Provincetown has long been a welcoming society since the Pilgrims first landed on our shores nearly four centuries ago.

Provincetown is not just a gay-friendly destination but more of a “gay everyday” place where people live, work & play. Where couples can hold hands, show affection in public and be themselves.

Provincetown’s openness, is why this little seaside town is a favorite worldwide.

Named “The #1 Gay Community in America” by Gay.com and “Best Resort Town” by GayCities.com. On any given day you could see a drag queen walking the street barking her latest show times, leather men holding hands on the bench outside of town hall, lesbians frolicking at a foam party, bears gathering at tea dance and hundreds of others dressed up in the craziest outfits imaginable because it’s a day that ends in “Y”.

Provincetown is known for its beautiful landscapes, amazing beaches, fabulous food, amazing art and unique shops. Roughly only 3.5 miles long Provincetown it is easy to navigate on foot, bike or watercraft. It is no wonder that Provincetown is one of the top gay travel destinations in the country, as well as a popular second home market for the gay community.

I hope you enjoy your time here in Provincetown and that the memories you make encourage you to return year after year like so many do. And who knows maybe you’ll find your own reason to make Provincetown a place to call home.

from the Provincetown Chamber WELCOME! The Provincetown Chamber Thanks all GLBT visitors coming to P'TOWN ... PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE! The chamber has operated a welcome center in the middle of town since the early 1900's where thousands of visitors stop by for directions, accommodations, dining, nightlife & activity suggestions, or just to receive a friendly HELLO! Our staff is helpful and informative always, looking forward to meeting you and steering you in the right direction to make your visit the best for you! Our website does have a great listing of accommodations, but if you arrive without a reservation or want to extend your vacation an extra day or two, we have a daily list of availabilities with prices for your last minute decisions to "stay & play" in this wonderful town!

The street scene is so much fun, the clubs, bars and nightlife are "over the top", and the BEACHES are so beautiful they make you sigh with contentment. Also, it's so easy to get here! Provincetown can be edgy, relaxing and interesting all in one package.

You have not really experienced it all without a visit to Provincetown!

Once here, you can't help but getting hooked on P'town!

Welcome to GLBT travelers from near and far- Visit our web site at ptownchamber.com. Call us at 508 487-3424. Stop by our Welcome Center at the base of MacMiIllan Pier.

We are here for you!

Candice Collins-Boden

Erin Atwood Executive Director, Provincetown Business Guild

Executive Director, Provincetown Chamber of Commerce

A Dedication...

Area Overview Map

Provincetown Art Association & Museum The Provincetown Art Association and Museum, (PAAM) was founded in 1914. Since its start, it has become a “nationally recognized, year-round cultural institution”. Its purpose is to exhibit art that would bring a connection among the neighborhood. That has happened. Last year, PAAM celebrated its first 100 years as the primeval on-going province of art in America.

Its mission is to “operate strictly as a nonprofit, educational, artistic, and cultural organization”; to promote appreciation of all categories of Fine Art. The museum hosts a series of different workshops throughout the year & have special youth programs.

Programming and exhibitions highlighted significant artists, artwork, and events that contributed to PAAM becoming the vital cultural institution it is today. Under the brilliant leadership of Christine McCarthy, the Museum’s Executive Director, PAAM continues to thrive and grow.

I attended an art auction at PAAM and there was lively bidding on local art of all types. Provincetown continues to draw artists, who come for the wonderful colors, seascapes, and shear beauty of the seaport and unique character of the community.

Check out FunMaps.com, to learn more information about the museum and other fun places to experience in Provincetown.

Alan H. Beck Publisher, FunMaps ©2015 Columbia FunMap® Inc. • 221 Rutgers St., Maplewood, NJ 07040 • 973-275-1700 • www.FunMaps.com

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FEATURED ACCOMMODATIONS 1 8 Dyer Hotel

508-487-0880

8 Dyer Street www.8dyer.com 8 Dyer Hotel is a haven of serenity for body and mind. You are only steps from Provincetown’s best shopping, scenic seashore and lively night life. A chefowned petite hotel, we offer a full gourmet breakfast, comfortable rooms beside relaxing amenities like our pool and indoor jacuzzi. We are known for our refined and mindful personalized service.

2 Anchor Inn Beach House

800-858-2657

175 Commercial Street www.anchorinnbeachhouse.com Our guestrooms offer private bath, individually-controlled heating and air conditioning, twin-line telephone with voicemail & dataport, TV/VCR, wet bar with sink and refrigerator and luxury bath amenities including robes and hairdryer. Many guestrooms feature deluxe showers, whirlpool baths and fireplaces (except Memorial Day to Labor Day). Sixteen rooms have private balconies overlooking the harbor. Complimentary continental breakfast buffet is served each morning.

3 Captain's House, The

508-487-9353

350 A Commercial Street www.captainshouseptown.com The Captain's House has an affordable range of 12 guest rooms. Our unique location is close to our beautiful beaches and just steps from Commercial Street where you'll find nightlife, shops, galleries and restaurants. Amenities include a private deck with a Hot Tub (clothing optional). The Fast Ferries are a two minute walk, with connections to Logan Airport. Wireless Internet available in rooms. If you want a bear friendly atmosphere that is one block from the heart of PTown, close to some of the worlds most beautiful beaches on the Cape, The Captain's House is for you.

4 Carl’s Guest House

508-487-1650

68 Bradford Street www.carlsguesthouse.com For a relaxed, comfortable, reasonably priced, friendly atmosphere, Carl’s is hard to top. Decorated in a clean, simple manner suited to a beach vacation home and located within minutes walk to the most popular places. Fourteen guest rooms of various sizes and amenities including spacious rooms with traditional Private Baths, refrigerators, microwaves, air conditioners, etc. as well as simpler rooms with sinks and single occupancy Private Baths. All rooms are private, clean and comfortable.

5 Eastwood at Provincetown

508-487-0760

324 Bradford Street www.eastwoodatprovincetown.com Eastwood is a 33 unit condo Resort in the historic east end of Provincetown.

Guests from all over the world enjoy our friendly and inviting Resort surrounded by the beauty of the Cape Cod National Seashore, home of the original Whale Watching fleet and the excitement and nightlife of P-Town. Our fully equipped Studio and one bedroom units are a 20 minute walk or short bike ride to the center of town. We are also on the seasonal shuttle bus route.

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6 Inn At The Moors

800-842-6379

59 Province Lands Road www.innatthemoors.com

ACCOMMODATIONS

Inn at The Moors is nestled into a knoll, where land meets sea, with unparalleled views of the tip of Cape Cod. Stay at The Moors to watch tranquil tides through the emerald salt marsh and Great Heron fishing at low tide; enjoy spectacular sunsets over the dunes. Swim in the heated pool or walk to Herring Cove Beach.

From the quiet West End we are a 20 minute walk to the hum and sometimes roar of downtown.

Moment Sailing Adventures

540-809-3687

4929 Wolf Run Shoals Road, Woodbridge, VA www.momentsailing.com Day, weekend or weeklong sailing excursions from Provincetown, Cape Cod and Fort Lauderdale. A short sail could take you around Provincetown Harbor with sights of the beaches and lighthouses, while a day sail may bring you to Wellfleet or to anchor and swim off a beautiful Cape Cod sandy point. Overnight and longer sailing charters include destinations such as Boston, Marblehead, Plymouth, Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard, New Bedford, Cuttyhunk and many more! Or choose to stay aboard Moment overnight, while she sits on her Mooring in beautiful Provincetown Harbor. While Moment is in use during the day, guests can safely leave their belongings in the cabins as they explore the nearby beaches, restaurants, cafes, galleries and nightlife of Provincetown.

7 Sunset Inn

508-487-9810

142 Bradford Street www.sunsetinnptown.com Built as a private home, the Sunset Inn has been a guesthouse for over half a century. The house features pleasant guest rooms, three outdoor decks, back patio, continental breakfast and free parking. Conveniently located in the center of Provincetown. Restaurants, bars, shopping, dance clubs, art galleries are located along Commercial Street which is one block away. A great place to getaway be it Spring, Summer or Fall.

TAG APPROVED ACCOMMODATIONS Harbor Hotel Provincetown

698 Commercial Street

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DINING Restaurants / Cafes 9 Bayside Betsy's Restaurant 177 Commercial Street Big Daddy’s Burritos 205 Commercial Street Blondie's Burgers 225 Commercial Street Box Lunch 355 Commercial Street 10 Bubala's by the Bay 183 Commercial Street Cafe Edwige 333 Commercial Street Café Heaven 199 Commercial Street 11 Central House at the Crown 247 Commercial Street Ciro & Sal's 4 Kiley Court Connie's Bakery 205 Commercial Street Devon’s 401 1/2 Commercial Street 12 Fanizzi’s By The Sea 539 Commercial Street 13 Front Street Restaurant 230 Commercial Street George's Pizza 275 Commercial Street Governor Bradford Restaurant 312 Commercial Street Grand Central 5 Masonic Place 14 Jimmy's HideAway 179 Commercial Street John Dough 258 Commercial Street, 2nd Fl 15 Johnny Thai Bistro 148 Commercial Street 16 Lobster Pot Restaurant, The 321 Commercial Street 17 Local 186 (and The Grotta Bar) 186 Commercial Street Mews Restaurant & Café, The 429 Commercial Street Napi's Restaurant 7 Freeman Street Ono Caffeine Bar 148A Commercial Street Patio - American Grill & Blue Bar 328 Commercial Street Post Office Café & Cabaret 303 Commercial Street Provincetown House of Pizza 50 Bradford Street Provincetown Portuguese Bakery 299 Commercial Street 18 Ross’ Grill (at Whalers Wharf) 237 Commercial St., 2nd Fl Saki 258 Commercial Street Sal's Place 99 Commercial Street 19 Spiritus Pizza 190 Commercial Street Twist’d Sister’s 293 Commercial Street Victor's 175 Bradford Street Ext. Vorelli's Restaurant 226 Commercial Street 20 WayDownTown 265 Commercial Street

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508-487-6566 508-487-4432 508-487-0568 508-487-6026 508-487-0773 508-487-2008 508-487-9639 508-487-1430 508-487-6444 508-487-2167 508-487-4773 508-487-1964 508-487-9715 508-487-3744 508-487-2781 508-487-7599 508-487-1011 508-487-7776 508-487-2879 508-487-0842 508-487-7555 508-487-1500 508-487-1145 508-413-9535 508-487-4003 508-487-0006 508-487-6655 508-487-1803 508-487-8878 508-487-4870 508-487-1279 508-487-2808 508-487-6972 508-487-1777 508-487-2778 508-487-8800

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NIGHTLIFE

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FEATURED NIGHTLIFE 10 Bubala’s by the Bay

508-487-0773

183-185 Commercial Street / West End www.bubalas.com 11 AM - 1AM A buzzing bistro known for fantastic food made with quality ingredients in a fun atmosphere.

TAGS: harbor views, outdoor heated patio, indoor dinning room & bar, free on-site parking

NIGHTLIFE Bars / Clubs / Lounges / Piano / Cabaret 21 Atlantic House Aqua Bar

4-6 Masonic Place

508-487-3821

207 Commercial St

774-593-5106

10 Bubala's by the Bay

183 Commercial Street

508-487-0773

11 Cabaret (at Crown & Anchor)

247 Commercial Street

508-487-1430

22 Club Purgatory (at Gifford House) 9-11 Carver Street Harbor Lounge

359 Commercial Street

9 Mixers Cocktails (at Bayside Betsy's) 177 Commercial Street

508-487-8442 508-413-9527 508-487-6566

23 Monkey Bar

149 Commercial Street

11 Paramount (at Crown & Anchor)

247 Commercial Street

508-487-1430

193A Commercial Street

508-487-1527

Pied Bar

22 Porchside Lounge (at Gifford House) Sage Lounge

9-11 Carver Street

336 Commercial Street

Shipwreck Lounge (at Brass Key) 10 Carver Street

508-487-2879

800-434-0130 508-487-6424 508-487-1472

17 The Grotta Bar (at Local 186)

186 Commercial Street

508-487-7555

11 The Vault (at Crown & Anchor)

247 Commercial Street

508-487-1430

247 Commercial Street

508-487-1430

265 Commercial Street

508-487-8800

WAVE Video Bar 20 WayDownTown

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RESOURCES

Events ONGOING

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Farmers Market

Castle Hill “Paint the Race”

Mid May – Late October Saturdays 11am-4pm on Ryder Street

September 3rd & 10th, 2015 (12-3pm) Provincetown McMillan Pier www.castlehill.org Paint the Race aboard a Whale Watch boat, in conjunction with the Provincetown Schooner Regatta.

Great Music on Sundays @5 Mid June – Mid October Unitarian Universalist Meeting House www.ptownmusic.com

The Great Provincetown Schooner Regatta Race

JUN Women of Color & Friends Weekend June 4th – 7th, 2015 508-246-2082 www.provincetownforwomen.com

Provincetown Int’l Film Festival June 7th – 21th, 2015 www.ptownfilmfest.org Bask in the beauty of Cape Cod for five relaxing summer days of original and independent filmmaking of what makes Provincetown famous: artistic adventure, intriguing entertainment, and a fun, friendly social scene.

Provincetown Portuguese Festival

September 7th – 10th, 2015 www.provincetownschoonerrace.com Great and modern vessels make for a week of fun and lively competition.

Recognized as one of the top historical sailing events in the US.

Provincetown Harbor Swim for Life & Paddler Flotilla September 12th, 2015 www.swim4life.org Swimmers and paddlers will swim or paddle from Long Point to the Boatslip.

Raising money for local charities.

Gay Pilots Assoc. Cape Cod Classic September 18th – 20th, 2015 www.ngpa.org

June 25th – 28th, 2015 508-246-9080 provincetownportuguesefestival.com

IWFFA Kate Clinton’s Classic Women’s Flag Football Tournament

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Official 2015 Dates TBA Previously on Sept 20th – 21st, 2015 www.iwffa.com

Ptown 4th of July Celebration July 2nd – 10th, 2015 508-487-1430 www.onlyatthecrown.com

Tennessee Williams Theater Festival September 24th – 27th, 2015 www.twptown.org

Bear Week in Provincetown July 11th – 19th, 2015 news-subscribe@ptownbears.org www.ptownbears.org

Harbor to the Bay September 19th, 2015 www.harbortothebay.org A one day bike ride from Boston to Ptown that improves community awareness and care for people living with HIV and AIDS.

Girl Splash July 21st – 25th, 2015 508-246-2082 www.girl-splash.com

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Annual Family Pride Week

Mates Leather Weekend

July 25th – August 1st, 2015 617-502-8700 www.familyequality.org

October 1st – 4th, 2015 www.matesleatherweekend.com

Women’s Week

AUG Pan-Massachusetts Challenge August 1st – 2nd, 2015 panmass@pmc.org - 1 800 we cycle www.pmc.org This event raises money for life-saving cancer research and treatment through an annual bike-a-thon that crosses the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Castle Hill Silent & Live Auctions August 8th, 2015 (6-10pm) Painting Barn, 10 Meetinghouse Road 508 349-7511 www.castlehill.org A great opportunity to bid on/purchase art by widely recognized historical and contemporary artists, as well as a great party on Castle Hill’s deck.

Blue Door Chamber Music Concert August 14th, 2015 (7pm) PAAM Gallery, 460 Commercial Street 508-487-1750 www.paam.org

October 12th – 18th, 2015 www.womeninnkeepers.com

Fantasia Fair October 18th – 25th, 2015 www.fantasiafair.org A week-long transgender event that attracts people from the entire range of the LGBT community.

Provincetown Dance Festival Official 2015 Dates TBA Previously October 24th – 26th, 2014 www.castlehill.org The Cape’s only annual dance event.

Provincetown Round Up October 21st – 25th, 2015 www.provincetownroundup.org

Halloween Weekend October 30th – Nov 1st, 2015 www.ptown.org

NOV Mr. New England Leather (MNEL) November 20th – 22nd, 2015 Paramount, 247 Commercial Street Provincetown, MA mrnewenglandleather.org

Provincetown Jazz Festival August 13th & 17th, 2015 508-274-2513 www.provincetownjazzfestival.org The best Jazz Festival on Cape Cod!

DEC Holly Folly

Carnival Week & Parade August 15th – 21st, 2015 508-487-2313 www.ptown.org Can’t Stop the Music Carnival features a week-long schedule of fabulous events and entertainment for you.

December 4th – 6th, 2015 (3pm) www.ptown.org A Ptown tradition & great way to experience the beauty of winter in New England.

Provincetown New Year’s Eve December 31st, ‘15 – January 3rd, ‘16 www.ptown.org

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Outer Cape Health Services 49 Harry Kemp Way Pilgrim Bark Park Route 6 at Shank Painter Rd 11 Provincetown Business Guild www.ptown.org 12 Provincetown Chamber of Commerce ptownchamber.com Provincetown.com Unitarian Universalist Meeting House 236 Commercial Street

508-487-9395 508-487-1325 508-487-2313 508-487-3424 508-487-7733 508-487-9344

SHOPPING & SERVICES Adult Entertainment / Products Toys of Eros

200 Commercial Street

508-487-6977

Antiques / Collectibles Scott Dinsmore Antiques & Jewelry 179 Commercial Street Yesterday's Treasures 176 Commercial Street

508-487-2236 508-487-5920

Art Galleries Albert Merola Gallery 424 Commercial Street Alice Brock Studio & Gallery 69 Commercial Street Antonelli Giardelli Gallery 416 Commercial Street artSTRAND 494 Commercial Street Blue Gallery 389 Commercial Street Bowersock Gallery 373 Commercial Street Charles-Baltivik Gallery & Sculpture Garden 432 Commercial St DNA Gallery 288 Bradford Street Esmond-Wright Gallery 384 Commercial Street Gallery Voyeur 444 Commercial Street Helltown Workshop 237 Commercial Street Hudson D. Walker Fine Art Gallery 24 Pearl Street Hutson Gallery 432 Commercial Street Impulse Art Gallery 188 Commercial Street Julie Heller Gallery 2 Gosnold Street Lovinger Gallery 427 Commercial Street Lyman-Eyer Gallery 432 Commercial Street Rice / Polak Gallery 430 Commercial Street Ringquist Gallery & Studio 349 Commercial Street Sarah Jessica Fine Arts 342 Commercial Street Cortile Gallery 230 Commercial Street

508-487-4424 508-487-2127 508-487-9693 508-487-1153 508-413-9490 508-487-4994 508-487-3611 508-487-7700 508-487-4546 508-487-3678 508-487-5483 508-487-9960 508-487-0915 508-487-1154 508-487-2169 508-487-3788 508-487-3937 508-487-1052 508-776-5360 508-487-0884 508-487-4200

Attractions a for a full list of attractions see page 20

Memories of Provincetown 169 Commercial Street 508-487-9911 Pilgrim Monument & Provincetown Museum 1 High Pole Hill Rd 508-487-1310 13 Provincetown Art Association & Museum 460 Commercial St 508-487-1750

Bicycle Sales / Rentals Arnold's Bike Shop 329 Commercial Street Gale Force Beach Market & Bike Rentals 144 Bradford St Ext Ptown Bikes 42 Bradford Street

508-487-0844 508-487-4849 508-487-8735

Bookstores Recovering Hearts Womencrafts

24 Standish Street 376 Commercial Street

508-487-4875 508-487-2501

Car Service / Limousines Mercedes Cab

35 Alden Street

508-487-3333

227 Commercial Street

508-413-9096

170 B Commercial Street 141 Commercial Street

308-487-4700 508-487-4900

Cards & Gifts Little Red, The

Clothing Bravo MAP

Confections / Chocolates / Baked Goods Provincetown Fudge Factory Purple Feather Cafe & Treatery Scottcakes

210 Commercial Street 334 Commercial Street 353 Commercial Street

508-487-2850 508-487-9100 508-487-7465

Events a for a full list of events see page 16

Provincetown International Film Festival

ptownfilmfest.org

508-487-FILM

Florists Wildflower of Provincetown

152-A Commercial Street

508-487-6732

141 Bradford Street 212 Bradford Street 150 Bradford Street 93 Commercial Street

508-487-9784 508-487-2339 508-487-0045 508-487-8077

Food Stores / Markets Bradford Natural Market East End Market Far Land Provisions Relish

Hair Salons / Barbershops West End Salon & Spa 155 Commercial Street Jonathan Williams Salon & Spa 139A Bradford Street Salon Snip 182 Commercial Street

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Health / Beauty Melt

199 Commercial Street

508-413-3632

Health Clubs / Gyms / Exercise & Fitness Mussel Beach Health Club 35 Bradford Street 508-487-0001 Provincetown Gym & Fitness Center, Inc. 81 Shank Painter Rd 508-487-2776

Home Decor Chadington's of Provincetown 240 Commercial Street Roots for the Home and Garden 193 Commercial Street

508-487-0040 508-487-2500

Internet Cafes Joe Coffee & Café Wired Puppy

170 Commercial Street 379 Commercial Street

508-487-6656 508-487-0017

167 Commercial Street

508-487-9522

192 Commercial Street

508-413-9676

317 Commercial Street

508-487-9046

Jewelry / Jewelers Ruby's Fine Jewelry

Leather / Erotica Full Kit Gear Shop

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Leather Goods Hersheldon's Leather

Massage / Massage Therapists Blu Day Spa Land’s End Massage Wonderful Hands

306 Commercial Street 374 Commercial Street 210 Commercial Street

508-487-5506 508-487-3494 508-487-0555

Photography Shops & Services John Caplice Wedding Photography 147 Bradford Street Ext

617-645-6920

Professional Services Ptown Errands

www.ptownerrands.com

774-353-8356

167 Commercial Street 14 Center Street

888-782-2267 508-487-1000

139 Commercial Street 154 Commercial Street

508-487-1397 800-838-4005

296 Commercial Street 214 Commercial Street 5 B Standish Street 362 Commercial Street 371 Commercial Street 210 Commercial Street 209 Commercial Street 381 Commercial Street 235 Commercial Street 350 Commercial Street 147 Commercial Street 220 Commercial Street 237 Commercial Street

508-487-9400 508-487-4256 508-413-9672 508-487-3040 508-487-2992 508-487-6215 508-487-5141 508-487-0714 508-487-1730 508-487-6668 508-487-2023 508-487-6355 508-487-9355

14 Johnson Street 82 Bradford Street

508-487-4242 508-487-3583

EveVaporsOnline.com

954-937-7998

Publications Provincetown Banner Provincetown Magazine

Real Estate Services Beachfront Realty Harborside Realty

Shopping Body Body D. Flax, Inc. EARTH Essentials Go Fish Henry & Co. Item KidStuff Marine Specialties Monty’s Provincetown General Store WA Whalers’ Wharf

Spa / Sauna / Massage Namaste Spa Shui Spa

Specialty Shops Eve Vapors

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a An electronic nicotine device (ENDS) and accessories online store catering to an elite customer. Start your journey to a nicotine free life.

Ruthie's Boutique Silk & Feathers

14 Center Street 377 Commercial Street

508-487-3820 508-487-2057

290A Commercial Street 3 Standish Street

508-487-2012 508-487-7769

Tattoos / Piercings Coastline Tattoo Mooncusser Tattoo

Theater / Performing Arts Provincetown Theater

238 Bradford Street

508-487-7487

Transportation Services Cape Cab / Funkmobile Transportation Service 35 Alden Street 508-487-2222

Travel Services / Tours / Sightseeing Art’s Dune Tours, Inc. 4 Standish Street Dolphin Fleet of Provincetown MacMillan Pier Moment Sailing Adventures www.momentsailing.com Portuguese Princess Whale Watch 70 Shank Painter Road

508-487-1950 800-826-9300 540-809-3687 800-442-3188

Wine & Spirits Perry’s Wine & Liquor Yardarm Liquors

1 Tremont Street 38 Conwell Street

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Attractions Art's Dune Tours

Provincetown Repertory Theatre

4 Standish St, Provincetown 508-487-1950 Take a tour of the historic sand dunes on the Provincetown Cape Cod National Seashore protected lands. We offer a wide variety of tours to suit everyone's needs. Our tours are perfect for people of all ages. Tours depart daily from the center of town.

Cape Cod National Seashore Spanning over 40 miles down Cape Cod, the National Seashore is composed of 6 beaches as well as marshes, ponds and glacial uplands. Explore this vast stretch and catch a glimpse of Cape Cod's past.

Visit lighthouses, photograph fantastic landscapes and stumble upon wild cranberry bogs. Ranger-guided activities are available throughout the year.

Dolphin Fleet Whale Watch of Provincetown 307 Commercial St, Provincetown 800-826-9300 Each Dolphin Fleet vessel is specifically designed for whale watching and comfort. There is a sundeck on the second level and a walk out platform for viewing on the bow. The interior cabin has seating for over 100 passengers and the cabin is centrally heated and air-cooled. We limit the number of passengers we carry in an earnest attempt to make each trip satisfying and comfortable.

Herring Cove For a bit more adventure head over to Herring Cove and say goodbye to tan lines. The “nude” (not quite legal but commonly practiced, so be careful) beach of Provincetown lies on the opposite side of the cape from Race Point affording visitors warmer waters and less winds, there's even a high tide lake. Traditionally the right hand side of the beach is considered more family oriented, while the left is more gay-friendly.

Pilgrim Monument High Pole Hill Road, Provincetown Completed in 1910, the Pilgrim Monument was erected in commemoration of the Mayflower’s first landing in the New World. The largest of all the granite structures in America, the Pilgrim Monument rewards visitors brave enough to make the climb to the top with unbeatable views of sand & sea.

238 Bradford Street, Provincetown 508-487-9793 The company’s goal is to produce works historically linked to Provincetown - new plays and contemporary classics to entertain and engage Cape Cod audiences. From presenting the plays of contemporary playwrights Joe Pintauro, Edward Albee and Terrence McNally, to engaging the award-winning director Jose Quintero to direct the plays of Eugene O’Neill, The REP is a shining example of regional theater.

Provincetown Trolley Inc. 37 Court Street, Provincetown 508-487-9483 Provincetown Trolley will take you on a 40minute narrated tour of Provincetown.

You will travel Commercial Street. You'll see the art district, hundreds of boutiques, and beautiful Cape Cod homes. See panoramic views of Provincetown Harbor (the 2nd largest natural harbor in the world), Cape Cod Bay, magnificent Atlantic Ocean ang go through the National Seashore Park. The Narration covers the past to the present with over 20 points of interest, including the first visitor to Provincetown, the landing place of the pilgrims, the "graveyard of the Atlantic", the Pilgrim Memorial Monument and Museum, playwright Eugene O'Neill and the oldest home in Provincetown.

Race Point Beach You'll feel as if you've reached the end of the world here at Race Point Beach, where the Cape Cod Bay waters meet wild Atlantic Ocean waves to create a roiling surge called "The Race." The perfect spot for fun in the sun, this beach at the tip of the cape is often windy but full of breathtaking views. Sweeping over 8 miles, keep your eye on the sea and you just might spot a whale.

Viking Princess Harbor Cruises of Provincetown MacMillan Pier, Provincetown 508-487-7323 Critter Cruises, Sunset Lighthouse Cruises, Pirate Fun Cruises, Live Music Cruises, private charter cruises, and more.

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Bayside Betsy's Restaurant Bubala's by the Bay Central House (at Crown & Anchor) Fanizzi’s By The Sea Front Street Restaurant Jimmy's HideAway Johnny Thai Bistro Lobster Pot Restaurant, The Local 186 (and The Grotta Bar) Ross’ Grill (at Whalers Wharf) Spiritus Pizza WayDownTown

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iscover the city where the new and the old are in constant conversation, allowing you to uncover Boston’s past while enjoying its distinctively modern edge.

Explore inspirational architecture and works of art, stroll picturesque parks and harbor walks, delight in four-star dining and sampling of local specialties. Shop distinctive boutiques and outlet stores while taking advantage of tax-free clothing purchases valued under $175. Take in a music, art or ethnic festival. Cruise the Charles River, whale-watch on the high seas or ride the pedalpowered Swan Boats in the Public Garden. Sit front row and center for a Broadway musical, the newest fringe theatre production or settle in for an evening of cool jazz.

Take a tour or follow a trail by foot, trolley, bike, segway or boat or blaze one of your own. Explore the new Boston Equality Trail, a self-guided tour which traces the path of the city’s first Gay Pride March. The Trail weaves through Bay Village, the Back Bay and Beacon Hill, chronicling seminal moments in the Pride Movement while highlighting neighborhoods and landmarks that tell the story of Boston’s LGBT history. Every June, Boston Pride Week is celebrated across the city, bringing people together, creating safe and healthy spaces and fostering diversity, unity and dignity.

Boston has a thriving gay community and a good variety of neighborhood pubs, dance bars and inviting lounges. Most are located in the South End, Fenway and Jamaica Plain neighborhoods, drawing a mixed gay/straight crowd. The city also touts a number of mainstream clubs that have weekly or monthly gay nights. The yearly LGBT Film Festival is also a must see and be seen social event.

For more information on planning your Boston visit, look no further than BostonUSA.com.

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Greetings... from the President & CEO There are many firsts in Boston, the nation’s first public school, first public park and first subway to name a few.

Boston is proud to be the capital city of the first state in the country to recognize same-sex marriages and the host of one of the oldest Gay Pride Parades in the nation.

This beautiful coastal city boasts one of the largest LGBT populations on the East Coast. In recent years one would be hard pressed not to find a rainbow flag proudly displayed in just about any neighborhood.

Boston offers fabulous dining, shopping, museums and theatre as well as a wide range of entertainment and leisure activities with a distinctly Boston flair. You’ll find complete details at BostonUSA.com.

We hope that you enjoy your Boston stay and we look forward to welcoming you back again and again!

Sincerely,

Patrick B. Moscaritolo President & CEO, Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau

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DINING BarLola Tapas Lounge Berkeley Perk Cafe Ecco Franklin Cafe Giorgiana's Le Zygomates Legal Seafoods Metropolis Café

160 Commonwealth Avenue 69 Berkeley Street 107 Porter Street 278 Shawmut Avenue 532 Tremont Street 129 South Street 100 Huntington Avenue 584 Tremont Street

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275 Washington St (14 Pi Alley) 520 Tremont Street 279 Tremont Street 209 Columbus Avenue 1236 Dorchester Avenue 1 Boylston Place 79 Broadway/Bay Village 209 Columbus Avenue 180 Massachusetts Avenue 1254 Boylston Street 306 Stuart Street 474 Massachusetts Avenue

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NIGHTLIFE Alley, The Boston Eagle (Leather) CaniBar Club Cafe dbar Estate Club, The Jacque's Cabaret Moonshine Video Bar Paradise Ramrod, The Rise ZUZU - 1st & 3rd Sundays

RESOURCES Greater Boston Business Council www.gbbc.org 866-594-4222 Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau bostonusa.com 617-536-4100 The MALE Center 16 Haviland Street 617-450-1987

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Clothing 617-536-1302

463 Beacon Street www.463beacon.com Located in Boston’s Historic Back Bay, this elegant, Turn-of-the Century Brownstone Style building includes today’s amenities while preserving its notable architectural detail. We offer nightly and weekly accommodations in a variety of room styles and sizes, from $79 - $179 Nightly. Each room offers free local calling, cable TV, microwave and refrigerator, free WiFi, and most with private baths.

Conveniently located near Fenway Park, The Prudential Center, Hynes Convention Center, Universities and Hospitals, and a short distance to Cambridge.

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95 Barkeley Street 4 Yawkey Way

617-542-7464 617-226-6000

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86 Berkeley Street 640 Tremont Street

617-338-9641 617-425-4848

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The Midtown Hotel blends comfort and convenience with affordability. With Boston at your door step, this moderately priced hotel is nestled in the heart of Boston's Back Bay, just steps away from Symphony Hall, The Prudential Center, The Christian Science Center and Copley Place. The Prudential, Symphony Hall and Mass Ave. subway stations provide easy access to the rest of Boston & Cambridge.

TAG APPROVED ACCOMMODATIONS Boston Harbor Hotel 70 Rowes Wharf Colonnade Hotel Boston 120 Huntington Avenue DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Boston-Downtown 821 Washington St Fifteen Beacon Hotel 15 Beacon Street Holiday Inn Express Boston & Suites - Boston Garden 280 Friend St Hotel Commonwealth Boston 500 Commonwealth Avenue Hyatt Regency Cambridge 575 Memorial Drive Loews Boston Hotel 154 Berkeley Street Marlowe, a Kimpton Hotel 25 Edwin Land Boulevard Nine Zero, a Kimpton Hotel 90 Tremont Street Oasis Guest House / Boston 22 Edgerly Road Onyx, a Kimpton Hotel 155 Portland Street Red Roof Inn Boston - Logan 920 Broadway Seaport Boston Hotel One Seaport Lane The Boston Park Plaza Hotel & Towers 50 Park Plaza The Charles Hotel 1 Bennett Street, Cambridge The Westin Waltham-Boston 70 3rd Avenue, Waltham

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Boomerangs South End Athletic Company

Specialty Shops Eve Vapors

a An electronic nicotine device (ENDS) and accessories online store catering to an elite customer. Start your journey to a nicotine free life.

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575 Tremont Street

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Travel Services / Tours / Sightseeing 3 Boston Duck Tours 4 Copley Pl, www.bostonducktours.com Boston Harbor Cruises 1 Long Wharf Ghost & Gravestones of Boston Tour Atlantic Ave at State St Old Town Trolley Tours Boston/Cambridge 380 Dorchester Ave

617-267-3825 877-733-9425 617-269-3626 617-269-7150

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Official 2016 Dates TBA Previously on Feb 14th – 15th, 2015 Seaport WTC and Seaport Hotel 200 Seaport Blvd., Boston, MA 877-946-3976, www.wine-expos.com No other event in New England, or the whole country for that matter, offers as wide a variety of wines to tantalize your palette. Over 450 wineries from around the globe pour over 1,800 wines for you to sample. It’s simply the biggest and the best!

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Boston LGBT Film Festival March 31st – April 10th, 2016 Located at various venues throughout Boston 888-718-4253 (Tickets) www.bostonlgbtfilmfest.org The Boston LGBT Film Festival is the longest running and largest LGBT media event in New England. The Boston LGBT Film Festival celebrates, displays and distributes work by and for LGBT media makers – work that enertains, enriches and enlightens all audiences in the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and allied communities. The annual Festival screenings showcase international, US, and local film, video, and other media, fostering a greater sense of awareness and community among LGBT and LGBTfriendly audiences. With its Young LGBT Filmmakers program, the Festival provides education, outreach and exposure for emerging fillmmakers.

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September 19th, 2015 Boston Ride Start from historic Trinity Church Copley Square www.harbortothebay.org HARBOR TO THE BAY is a one day bike ride from Boston to Provincetown that improves community awareness and care for people living with HIV and AIDS. Our mission is to give 100% of what we raise to our beneficiaries! No politics, no elaborate production -- just a dedicated group of individuals who want to ride and make a difference in our community.

JUN Latin@ Pride June 4th – 14th, 2015 617-262-9405 latinopride@bostonpride.org www.bostonpride.org/latinopride Our goal is to create a welcoming, supportive, inclusive environment for Latin@ LGBT people to gather, thrive, network and forge community connections.

Official 2015 dates TBA Previously Sept 24th – 28th, 2014 Stuart Street Playhouse, 200 Stuart Street, Boston, MA www.bostonfilmfestival.org The BFF will run at the Stuart Street Playhouse in the heart of Boston's theater district. The program will showcase a combination of feature films, documentaries, and shorts. The Boston Film Festival has a rich history of premiering some of Hollywood's top films as well as honoring renowned filmmakers and actors. Several awards are presented including a new category for Editing.

OCT Head of the Charles Regatta October 17th – 18th, 2015 The course is 3 miles upstream from the Boston University Boathouse to Christian Herter Park 617-868-6200 | regatta@hocr.org www.hocr.org Located near Harvard's Weld Boathouse between the Weeks and Lars Anderson Bridges, the Weld Exhibition is one of the Regatta's liveliest sites. Official Head Of The Charles sponsors line the banks, offering delicious local flavors and free samples. Purchase your official Regatta Programs and Merchandise and check out up-to-date race results.

NOV Beyond The Stage - Premiere Benefit for True Colors OUT Youth Theater

Boston Pride June 5th – 14th, 2015 Various locations incl. Boston Commons and Faneuil Hall 617-262-9405, bostonpride.org For over 37 years Boston Pride has organized a week of Pride events, including the week-topping Parade and Festival. And the Boston community has plenty to be proud of! Boston host the largest Pride celebration in New England with over 1 million participants!

Official 2015 dates TBA Previously on November 6th, 2014 (6pm-8pm) www.thetheateroffensive.org True Colors: Out Youth Theater uses a proven community-based theater approach to train and activate lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and allied youth leaders ages 14-29.

HRC New England Gala and Auction

JUL Boston Harborfest Previously July 1st – 5th, 2015 All main & daily events take place in and around Boston's City Hall www.bostonharborfest.com This is a Fourth of July Festival that showcases the colonial and maritime heritage of the cradle of the American Revolution: the historic City of Boston.

The award-winning festival strives to honor and remember the past, celebrate the present, and educate the future with reenactments, concerts, historical tours and much, much more. Over 200 Daily Events during the Festival are concentrated in Boston's historic downtown and waterfront districts, with main events on Boston's City Hall Plaza.

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November 7th, 2015 Westin Coply Place 10 Huntington Ave, Boston 202-628-4160 hrcboston.org/dinner The Human Rights Campaign Annual New England Gala Dinner + Auction represents the largest LBGT fundraising event in New England. Last year, over 750 people came together as a community to show their support for HRC.

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Attractions Boston Duck Tours 4 Copley Place, Suite 4155 617-267-3825, bostonducktours.com You've never toured Boston in anything that comes close to Boston Duck Tours. The fun begins as soon as you board your "DUCK", a W.W.II style amphibious landing vehicle. You'll cruise by all the places that make Boston the birthplace of freedom and a city of firsts, from the golden-domed State House to Bunker Hill and Boston Common, passing through Copley Square to the Big Dig, Government Center and on to fashionable Newbury Street, Quincy Market, the Prudential Tower, and more.

Plus, just when you think you've seen it all, there's more! It's time for "Splashdown" as your DUCK splashes right into the Charles River for a breathtaking view of the Boston and Cambridge skylines, the kind of view you just won't get anywhere else. So take the ride of your life. Hop on a Boston Duck Tour!

Boston Center For The Arts 539 Tremont Street 617-426-7700, www.bcaonline.org Multiple spaces for contemporary theater, music & dance performances & visual-arts exhibitions.

Boston Gay Men’s Chorus Jordan Hall / Cutler Majestic Theatre / Symphony Hall 617-542-7464, www.bgmc.org The Boston Gay Men’s Chorus is one of New England’s largest and most successful community-based choruses. The BGMC sings a wide spectrum of classical and popular music with excellence and builds bridges to all people by providing a positive, affirming image of the gay and lesbian community.

Boston Harbor Cruises 1 Long Wharf 877-733-9425 www.bostonharborcruises.com History, character, sites, stories and more – Boston has it all. And Boston Harbor Cruises can show you this captivating city like no one else can. Whether you're visiting Boston for the first time, or a long time resident looking for a quick and relaxing getaway close to home.

Harvard Museum of Natural History 26 Oxford St., Cambridge 617-495-3045, hmnh.harvard.edu Come face to face with one of the first Triceratops ever discovered, admire a 1,642 pound amethyst, and wander through a "garden" of Glass Flowers.

Presenting the collections and research of Harvard's natural history institutions, the Harvard Museum of Natural History is a fun learning experience for all ages.

Admission to the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology is included with your HMNH ticket - explore the archaeology and cultures of six continents.

Explorers Welcome!

J.F.K. Presidential Library & Museum Columbia Point, off I-93 866-JFK-1960, www.jfklibrary.org At the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum, step back into the re-created world of the early 1960s and experience first-hand the life and legacy of John and Jacqueline Kennedy through 25 exhibits, 3 theaters and 20 video presentations.

Designed by I.M. Pei, the national memorial offers panoramic views of Boston's skyline and Harbor islands.

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 465 Huntington Avenue 617-267-9300, www.mfa.org Come to Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and see masterpieces from around the world and across the ages. At every turn, you'll find breathtaking works of art, from masters of American painting to icons of Impressionism, from exquisite Asian scrolls to ancient Egyptian mummies. There are thousands of reasons to visit MFA - come find yours.

Museum of Science Science Park on Charles River 617-723-2500, www.mos.org With over 550 interactive exhibits, live animal shows, science demonstrations, ever-changing exhibits, the breathtaking Theater of Electricity, and more - science comes alive at the Museum of Science!

Other features (requiring separate admission) include a brand new 3-D Theater and a Butterfly Garden, the Mugar Omni Theater-New England's only 180 degree IMAX® dome screen and the Charles Hayden Planetarium.

New England Aquarium Central Wharf off Atlantic Avenue near Faneuil Hall Marketplace 617-973-5200, www.neaq.org Step inside the New England Aquarium and Experience more than 70 exhibits, featuring animals from around the world.

Stand in awe of the four-story, 200,000gallon Giant Ocean Tank, home to everything from sea turtles and sharks to tropical fish. Cradle a sea star, horseshoe crab or sea urchin at the Edge of the Sea Tidepool. Or experience an unforgettable IMAX® 3D film* on Boston's largest screen. *IMAX not included with CityPass admission.

The Old State House 206 Washington St., (at Washington and State streets, near Faneuil Hall) 617-720-1713, www.bostonhistory.org Known today as the Old State House, this building was the center of Boston ’s civic life in the 18th century and the scene of some of the most dramatic chapters in the lead-up to the American Revolution.

Within these walls, Samuel Adams, James Otis, John Hancock, and John Adams debated the future of the British colonies.

Skywalk Observatory Prudential Center, 800 Boylston Street 617-859-0648 prudentialcenter.com/play/skywalk.html The Skywalk Observatory is Boston and New England's tallest and only observatory. It offers breathtaking views of the city and beyond, as well as Antenna Audio Tour, Dreams of Freedom Immigration Museum, theatre and gift shop. Interactive audiovisual exhibits showcase the sights and sounds of the city and chronicle 350 years of Boston's fascinating culture and history.

USS Constitution Museum Building 22, Charlestown Navy Yard 617-268-5744 www.ussconstitutionmuseum.org Interactive museum near the 1797 wooden frigate made famous as "Old Ironsides" in the War of 1812.

Zoo New England 1 Franklin Park Road, Dorchester, MA 617-541-5466, zoonewengland.org

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rovidence is a very small city in a very small state. Perhaps because of this, it has a distinct charm few other state capitals can claim. Much of the architecture is original eighteenth century and not many cities can boast so many sumptuous examples of Georgian grandeur. The neoclassical Rhode Island State House straddles downtown and Smith Hill and is one of the most prominent buildings in the city. Completed in 1904, it has one of the world’s largest self-supported marble domes.

Constructed in the 1990s, Waterplace Park and the adjoining Riverwalk triggered considerable reinvestment in the city’s downtown. Now host to the city’s popular summer Waterfire event, Waterplace Park is a huge tourist draw.

Branded as the “Creative Capital”, Providence is home to the Rhode Island School of Design, one of the nation’s finest art schools. Additionally, Providence is home to Brown University, Johnson & Wales University and Providence College. These universities, along with the State Government and several large hospitals and medical facilities comprise the leading sources of employment. Of political significance, former mayor David N. Cicilline was the first openly gay mayor of an American state capital.

The city’s nightlife scene is lively with bars, pubs, dance clubs & restaurants sprinkled throughout the downtown core. Nearby Navy installations add sailors to a unique mix of patrons that also include students, artists and professionals.

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from the PWCVB Greetings and welcome to Providence, Rhode Island.

It is my hope you find the city accommodating, the nightlife enjoyable and the dining delicious. From its founding more than 375 years ago until today, our city has both preached and practiced a “come-as-you-are” kind of character. This kind of openmindedness has led to worldrenowned artistic creations such as the awe-inspiring WaterFire and scores of grant-winning geniuses at our internationally known academic institutions.

Today, Providence is a great example of a reinvented American city – diverse, sophisticated, accessible and intelligent. And the national media is taking notice. The city recently placed first in the country in Travel + Leisure’s “America’s Favorite Cities” poll, while the New York Times recently described Providence as having “exceptional food, compelling art and architecture, and a thriving gay scene”, all while remaining “unpretentious and affordable.”

The city is also praised for its sizzling culinary scene, recently being highlighted as one of the country’s most notable dining destinations in the pages of SAVEUR magazine. But each visit to Providence is unique. The city provides a great launch pad for visitors to create their own experience and make their own memories. I am confident you will enjoy crafting your memorable moments in the “Creative Capital.”

Sincerely,

Martha J. Sheridan President & CEO, Providence Warwick Convention & Visitors Bureau

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122 Fountain Street www.thedeanhotel.com If you’re like me and enjoy a solid art history debate, a perfectly fluffed white duvet, a scotch - neat, (and after a few too many) a wee bit of karaoke, then The Dean is a place for you. Built around the history and culture of Providence, The Dean is a hotel that values collaboration with our neighbors. Filled with custom furniture, craftwork from local purveyors and found objects from Europe and beyond, The Dean revels in the details. This historical building has been elegantly transformed into a 52-room hotel in the heart of the Providence’s Downcity historic district. Come visit The Dean, we can’t wait to see you.

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139 Mathewson Street www.hotelprovidence.com Hotel Providence is the only AAA 4-Diamond luxury boutique hotel in Providence. Located in the heart of the thriving arts, theater and entertainment district, we are a hotel with personality, sophistication, European flair and New England charm. Stay with us and experience our love for the arts and passion for personalized service. We all have a passion...discover yours at Hotel Providence!

TAG APPROVED ACCOMMODATIONS Hotel Dolce Villa 63 DePasquale Plaza Providence Biltmore 11 Dorrance Street Providence Marriott Downtown One Orms Street

401-383-7031 800-294-7709 866-807-2171

DINING Al Forno Angelo’s Civita Farnese Bacaro Restaurant Café Nuovo Café Paragon/Viva Cafe Zog CAV Foo(d) at AS220 Geppetto’s Grilled Pizzeria Julian’s New Rivers Nicks on Broadway Olives Pakarang Restaurant Pizzico Ristorante Rue de L'Espoir Sakura Restaurant Taste of India XO Café Zooma Trattoria

577 South Water Street 141 Atwells Avenue 262 South Water Street 1 Citizens Plaza 234 Thayer Street 239 Wickendon Street 14 Imperial Place 115 Empire Street 57 De Pasquale Square 318 Broadway 7 Steeple Street 500 Broadway 108 North Main Street 303 South Main Street 762 Hope Street 99 Hope Street 231 Wickenden Street 230 Wickendon Street 125 North Main Street 245 Atwells Avenue

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NIGHTLIFE Alley Cat 3 Club Providence Club Ego Clutch (Thursdays Women Party) Dark Lady Lola's Tequila Bar Mega Plexx Mirabar Providence Eagle Stable, The Trinity BrewHouse

17 Snow Street 257 Weybosset Street 73 Richmond Street 224 Atwells Avenue 19 Snow Street 525 South Water Street 257 Allen Avenue 15 Elbow Street 124 Snow Street 125 Washington Street 186 Fountain Street

401-272-6369 401-274-0298 401-383-1208 617-417-0186 401-831-4297 401-383-0220 401-780-8769 401-331-6761 401-421-1447 401-272-6950 401-453-2337

18 Parkis Avenue www.goprovidence.com www.prideri.com 26 Benevolent Street

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RESOURCES AIDS Care Ocean State Providence Warwick CVB Rhode Island Pride Committee Sarah Doyle Women's Center

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Sauna (Men’s) 3 Club Providence Mega Plexx

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Attractions Bank of America Skating Center

The RISD Museum

2 Kennedy Plaza, Providence, RI 02903 401-331-5544, providenceskating.com Open Hours: 10am-10pm Mon-Fri; 11am-10pm Sat-Sun With 14,000 square feet of skating space, as well as concession stands and skating rentals available in the pavilion. The rink converts into a roller blade arena during the summer.

Gallery Night Providence 1 Citizens Plaza, Providence, RI 02903 401-751-2628, www.gallerynight.info Gallery Night Providence is a free, funfilled introduction to Providence’s exciting art scene! On the third Thursday of the month, from March through November, nineteen of the city’s hot “art spots” open their doors inviting you to a visual arts party. Hours: 5pm to 9pm.

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1000 Elmwood Avenue 401-781-9450 or 401-785-3510 This elaborately landscaped 427-acre city park contains 7 lakes, the zoo and botanical center as well as the Roger Williams Park Museum of Natural History and Planetarium. Also on the property, you will find the Japanese Gardens and the Victorian Rose Gardens among other attractions for children and adults.

224 Benefit St., Providence, RI 02903 401-454-6500, www.risdmuseum.org Hours: 10am-5pm Tue-Sun; $8 Housing over 80,000 works of art, ranging from ancient Greek & Roman sculpture to French Impressionist paintings, from Chinese stone and terracotta sculpture to contemporary art in every medium, including textiles, ceramics, glass and furniture. The Museum’s collection is displayed in 45 galleries on 3 floors.

Trinity Repertory Theater 201 Washington St., Providence, RI Hours: 12pm-5pm, Tuesday-Friday www.trinityrep.com Trinity Rep presents a balance of world premiere, contemporary, and classic works, including six subscription productions, and an annual production of A Christmas Carol.

Trolley Tours of Providence 11 Dorrance Street 401-421-3825, providencetrolleytours.com Trolley Tours of Providence offers a unique blend of entertainment and education as you relax aboard our classic red trolley.

Waterplace Park & Riverwalk Memorial Blvd., Providence, RI 02903 Open: Dawn-dusk daily A 4-acre park with adjoining cobblestone and brick river walks is the jewel of refurbished downtown Providence.

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Events ONGOING

JUN

Waterfire at Waterplace Park

Rhode Island Pride

www.waterfire.org WaterFire’s one hundred sparkling bonfires, the fragrant scent of aromatic wood smoke, the flickering firelight on the arched bridges, the silhouettes of the firetenders passing by the flames, the torch-lit vessels traveling down the river, and the enchanting music from around the world engage all the senses and emotions of those who stroll the paths of Waterplace Park. WaterFire has captured the imagination of over ten million visitors, bringing life to downtown, and revitalizing Rhode Island’s capital city.

FEB RI Spring Flower & Garden Show

Info Finder ACCOMMODATIONS 1 Dean Hotel 2 Hotel Providence

SHOPPING & SERVICES 3 Club Providence 4 Amtrak

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Official 2016 dates TBA Previously February 19th – 22nd, 2015 www.flowershow.com Showcasing more than 30 garden displays and 250 larger-than-life garden marketplace vendors. See demonstrations and lectures, with an emphasis on organic gardening and bring the kids for some family fun. Children under five receive free admission. For almost two decades the Flower Show has been the beacon for early spring fun in Rhode Island.

APR Great International Beer Festival Official 2016 dates TBA Previously on April 25th, 2015 Rhode Island Convention Center www.beerfestamerica.com A sampling of numerious domestic and int’l brews with live music, food, & more!

Previously on June 20th, 2015 www.prideri.com Come celebrate your pride with the state of Rhode Island this June. This is an event full of fun not to be missed.

AUG Rhode Island Int’l Film Festival August 4th – 9th, 2015 www.film-festival.org A 6-day event beginning the second week in August; always starting on a Tuesday at various locations throughout the State of Rhode Island with premiere works in the capital city of Providence. This is the largest public film festival in New England and an Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences qualifying event.

SEP AIDS Walk Rhode Island Official 2015 dates TBA Previously on September 27th, 2014 State House Lawn aidsprojectri.org

OCT Rhode Island Int’l Horror Film Fest October 19th – 25th, 2015 www.film-festival.org/Horror_ri.php An eerie-sistable salute to an often overlooked genre that will include numerous world premieres of shorts and features including the best of films submitted in competition from all over the globe.

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Ogunquite Beach photo by David Sullivan

Welcome to Ogunquit

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Greetings... from the Town of Ogunquit

ften misspelled & mispronounced, Ogunquit (Algonquit, Ogonquit) is the friendly little beach and artist colony that hovers on the southern coast of Maine. Ogunquit features one of the top rated beaches in the USA, and a picturesque walk called the Marginal Way. Ogunquit is only 4 square miles. There are two main sections: the village and Perkins Cove. Most gay nightlife, bed and breakfasts and inns are located in the village.

Ogunquit is your vacation destination for every season!

Spring: brings fresh flowers, Patriots Day celebrations, a challenging round of golf, fishing and hiking. In the evening, enjoy a specialty wine, dinner, or some musical entertainment at one of many fantastic area restaurants and then return to your room to soak in a hot tub or curl up by a crackling fire.

Summer: walk on the pristine beach and see waves crashing into granite cliffs and evergreens rising above the birch trees along the Marginal Way. Ogunquit has long been a beautiful summer destination for visitors.

Fall: brings the foliage, OgunquitFest, antiquing, and the opportunity for you and your pet to enjoy the beach and Marginal Way. Winter: brings Christmas By the Sea, Mardi Gras, ice skating, and the opportunity to pamper yourself with a spa treatment. Today, many travelers are finding that Ogunquit provides a wonderful year round vacation experience.

Discover the charm of Ogunquit in all four seasons and see what you've been missing!

Whether it's a breathtaking view of the seascape, an image of a lobster boat passing through the hand-operated drawbridge in Perkins Cove, or one of Ogunquit's fragrant and meticulously manicured gardens... there's a potential postcard with every step.

Ogunquit has everything for everyone.

Lodging choices range from cozy B&B's and inns to fine hotels, resorts and spas. Theater lovers flock to the Ogunquit Playhouse for the summer stock performances. Shoppers rave about the assortment of galleries, boutiques and gift shops and discriminating diners have an abundant selection of fine restaurants to satisfy nearly every taste - including lobster! The night life is bustling here, with a famous Piano bar, live comedy, and dance floors second to none.

Ogunquit is your vacation destination for every season. During the Summer you have to experience our pristine, white sand, world class beaches. Yankee Magazine, Downeast Magazine, New England Cable News Network, and many other publications have all named Ogunquit as the "BEST BEACH". Watch waves crashing into granite cliffs and evergreens rising above the birch trees along the mile long cliff walk, the Marginal Way. The Fall season brings the foliage, OgunquitFest, antiquing, and the opportunity to enjoy our community with less crowds. The Winter brings Christmas By the Sea, Mardi Gras, ice skating, and the opportunity to pamper yourself with a spa treatment. We welcome Spring fresh flowers, Patriots Day celebrations, a challenging round of golf, fishing, and hiking.

Today, many travelers are finding that Ogunquit provides a wonderful year round vacation experience. Discover the charm of Ogunquit in all four seasons and see what you've been missing.

Ogunquit is proud to be one of the more popular destinations for the Gay and Lesbian community... “A Beautiful Place by the Sea.� Ogunquit is a sophisticated, friendly, Fun community. Come see what you have been missing!

Best,

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FEATURED ACCOMMODATIONS 1 Yellow Monkey Guest House

207-646-9056

280 Main Street

ACCOMMODATIONS

Open since 1972, the Yellow Monkey caters to a mixed gay/straight clientele and is prized chiefly for its stellar location. The 50-room compound, comprised of various buildings, is on U.S. 1, just north of the town center, a short walk to the beach and just steps to restaurants, nightlife and shopping. Its quaint rooms are decorated with somewhat frilly, Victorian-inspired, décor. Overall, this is an excellent option if you are aiming for convenience and a great location. The inn is open from mid-April to November 1st.

DINING Restaurants / Cafes Amore Breakfast 309 Shore Road Backyard Coffeehouse & Eatery 178 Main Street Bintliff's Restaurant 335 Main Street Cafe Amore 309 Shore Road Caffé Prego 44 Shore Road Cape Neddick Lobster Pound 60 Shore Road Chowders Cafe & Deli 117 Perkins Cove Road Clay Hill Farm Restaurant 220 Clay Hill Rd, Cape Neddick Egg & I 501 Main Street Five-O Shore Road Restaurant & Lounge 50 Shore Road Front Porch, The 9 Shore Rd, Ogunquit Square Gypsy Sweethearts 30 Shore Road Hamburger Harry's 237 Main Street Jackie's Too 91 Perkins Cove Road Jonathan's Restaurant 92 Bourne Lane Julie's Ristorante & Provisto 369 Main Street La Pizzeria 239 Main Street Lobster Shack 110 Perkins Cove Road MC Perkins Cove 111 Perkins Cove Road Oarweed 65 Perkins Cove Road Ogunquit House of Pizza 731 Route 1 Ogunquit Lobster Pound 504 Main Street Roberto's 200 Shore Road Roost Cafe & Bistro 262 Shore Road Splash 135 Beach Street Wild Blueberry Cafe 82 Shore Road

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NIGHTLIFE Bars / Clubs / Lounges / Piano / Cabaret Blackstones 6 Pine Street, Portland Five-0 Shore Road Restaurant & Lounge 50 Shore Road Front Porch, The 9 Shore Rd, Ogunquit Square Leavitt Theatre 259 Main Street MaineStreet 195 Main Street Old Village Inn Lounge 250 Main Street

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RESOURCES Gay Ogunquit www.gayogunquit.com 2 Ogunquit Chamber of Commerce 36 Main Street (Route 1) 207-646-2939

SHOPPING & SERVICES Antiques / Collectibles Blacksmith's Antique Mall Herringbones

166 Main Street 309 Shore Road

207-646-9643 207-251-4507

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Museums of Old York 3 Lindsay Road Ogunquit Heritage Museum 86 Obeds Lane Ogunquit Museum of American Art 543 Shore Road Ogunquit Playhouse 10 Main Street Wells Reserve at Laudholm 342 Laudholm Farm Road

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Attractions / Events ATTRACTIONS

MAR Maine Restaurant Week

Arundel Barn Playhouse

Early-Mid March, 2016 www.mainerestaurantweek.com

53 Old Post Road, Arundel, ME 207-985-5552

APR

Barn Gallery

Patriots Day Weekend Celebration

1 Bourne Lane, Ogunquit, ME 207-646-8400

Mid April, 2016 www.visitogunquit.org

Beth Ellis Cove Gallery

MAY

100B Perkins Cove Road, Ogunquit 207-646-7700

Southern Maine AIDS Walk Early May, 2016

Booth Theater

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13 Beach Street, Ogunquit, ME 207-646-8142 www.boothproductions.com

Fourth of July Celebration July 4th, 2015

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Cuckle-Button Farm Gallery

Run for the Fallen Maine

259 Main Street, Ogunquit, ME 207-646-1700

August 16th, 2015 (65-K run) www.runforthefallenmaine.org Run for the Fallen Maine is an organization dedicated to keeping alive the memory of our military heroes that gave their lives to protect our freedom.

Don Gorvett Black Bear Fine Art Printmaking Studio & Gallery 309 Shore Road, Ogunquit, ME 207-646-7278

Hackmatack Playhouse

Sidewalk Art Show and Sale

538 School St (Rte #9), Berwick, ME 207-698-1807

August 20th, 2015 www.visitogunquit.org

Museums of Old York

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207 York Street, York, ME 207-363-4974

Labor Day Weekend Sidewalk Sale

Ogunquit Fire Company Museum Shore Rd. & Cottage St., Ogunquit, ME

Ogunquit Heritage Museum Ogunquit Memorial Library 166 Shore Road, Ogunquit, ME 207-646-9024

Ogunquit Museum of American Art 543 Shore Road, Ogunquit, ME 207-646-4909 www.ogunquitmuseum.org Ogunquit Museum of American Art opens for the season! It's been called "the most beautiful little museum in the world." The Museum building is surrounded by three acres of landscaped grounds, with a reflecting pool and sculpture gardens.

10 Main Street, Ogunquit, ME 207-646-5511 www.ogunquitplayhouse.org

Panache Gallery 1949 US Rte 1, Cape Neddick, ME 207-646-4878

Scully Gallery Perkins Cove, Ogunquit, ME 207-646-2850

Capriccio: A Celebration of the Arts Official 2015 Dates TBA Previously September 1st – 14th, 2014 A two-week long celebration of the arts.

With a variety of events featuring a myriad of arts, from writing to film to painting; from performing arts to architecture to scultpure.

86 Obeds Lane, Ogunquit, ME 207-646-0296

Ogunquit Playhouse

Septebmer 5th, 2015 www.visitogunquit.org

Lobster Dash Run / Race Event September 19th, 2015 www.lobsterdash.com Run along the beach at the annual Ogunquit Beach Lobster Dash, a 5 mile race run entirely on the hard-packed sands of beautiful Ogunquit Beach, up to Moody Beach in Wells and back.

OCT OgunquitFest October 23rd – 25th, 2015 www.visitogunquit.org The annual OgunquitFest is a fun-filled weekend of fall-themed events. Activities include pumpkin and cookie decorating, costume parade, classic car show, craft bazaar, haunted house, high heel race, bed race, ghost tours, wagon rides, storytelling, and a scarecrow contest.

NOV Celebrations by the Sea Wedding Expo

Sea Bell Gallery 53 Shore Road, Ogunquit, ME 207-646-5411

Seashore Trolley Museum 195 Log Cabin Rd, Kennebunkport 207-967-2712

Stone Crop Gallery 805 Shore Road, York, ME 207-361-4215

Wonder Mountain Fun Park 270 Post Road, Moody, ME 207-646-9655

Youth Enrichment Center Hilton-Winn Farm 189 Ogunquit Rd., Cape Neddick, ME 207-361-1385

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Official 2015 Dates TBA Previously November 9th, 2014 Tthis expo brings together a variety of experienced local vendors & professionals who can help you plan your special day by the sea. There will be live entertainment, refreshments, and a gift for the bride!

Admission is free, and no RSVP required.

DEC Christmas by the Sea Celebration December 11th – 13th, 2015 With plenty of events for the whole family such as Family Scavenger Hunts, Carolers, Concerts, and Hay Rides, fun will be had by all kids from 1 to 92!

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SHOPPING & SERVICES CONTINUED...

Bookstores Annie's Book Stop

676 Post Road

207-646-3821

2178 Post Road 234 Main Street 15B Shore Road 20 Shore Road

207-646-0608 207-646-9280 207-646-6616 207-646-9177

45 Shore Road

207-641-2820

246 Main Street

207-646-4227

248 Main Street

800-331-5856

20 Shore Road

207-646-1615

Cards & Gifts Lighthouse Depot On the Main Rock Lobster Serendipity Too!

Clothing (Women's) Lazy Daisy, The

Coffee Shops Bread & Roses Bakery

Confections Harbor Candy Shop

Eyewear Drop Anchor

Florists Calluna Fine Flowers & Gifts 193 Shore Road Floral Concepts & Distinctive Finds 369 Main Street

207-641-0867 207-646-1200

Events a for a full list of events see page 49

Food Stores / Markets Village Food Market

230 Main Street

207-646-2122

Hair Salons / Barbershops Charles Hairdresser Salon

22 Shore Road

207-646-2172

106 Perkins Cove Road

207-646-9414

Jewelry / Jewelers Swamp John's Fine Art Jewelry

Massage / Massage Therapists Massage by Wayne

East Main Street

401-529-1722

Pride Products / Pride Shops Drop Anchor

20 Shore Road

207-646-1615

213 Main Street 15B Shore Road

207-646-0399 207-646-6616

33 Shore Road

207-646-1454

Shopping Abacus Rock Lobster

Specialty Shops Whit's End

Sporting Goods / Rentals Ogunquit Beach 'n' Sport 68 Shore Road

207-351-7840

Theater / Performing Arts Booth Theater 13 Beach Street, The Betty Doon Hotel Leavitt Theatre 259 Main Street Ogunquit Playhouse 10 Main Street

207-646-8142 207 646 3123 207-646-5511

Travel Services / Tours / Sightseeing Atlas Aero 199 Airport Road Bunny Clark Deep Sea Fishing 93 Frazier Pasture Road Eldredge Bros. Fly Shop 1480 Route 11 Excursions Coastal Maine Outfitting Co. 1740 Route 1 Finestkind Scenic Cruises dock at Barnacle Billy's, Perkins Cove Silverlining Sailing Cruises Perkins Cove Wicked Good Tours 45 Mallard Drive

207-332-4174 207-646-2214 877-427-9345 207-363-0181 207-646-5227 207-646-9800 207-216-0634

Wine & Spirits Perkins & Perkins Wine & Cheese

478 Main Street

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