The best time to visit is September or October - things are still open and there is still plenty to do but the crowds are gone! Come back soon - miss you guys! XXOO
I am a gay man who grew up in NYC in the 70s. I really hoped that the disco, tea dance, glamping, drag queen, house queen thing would die out but like a vampire from the grave it will not let go. The old queens won't let go of the narrative and young gay men are still 'taught' that hooking up and Broadway musicals and female icons are the only way to be 'gay'. Fortunately a big subculture of young masculine gay men have rejected this and live in the real world. I'm happy for these guys and for anyone who finds love but my God they are vapid.
When I saw your "We Are Leaving Provincetown", my first thought was REALLY!! I have just started to follow your journey and now you're leaving Ptown for good. So pleased to be completely wrong. Looking forward to forthcoming instalments. I can't wait to be back in Provincetown hopefully next year. In the meantime have a great season guys.
Thank you so much. Yes, that title was a bit of "click-bait", but it wasn't a lie - we really WERE leaving Provincetown! If you see us when you're back in Provincetown come up and say hello!
Agreed. Music styles and preferences evolve, not always to our liking! If you ride in the car with us you would hear 80's, 90's, and early 2000's dance music!
The world needs to go to the Boat Slip for a Tea Dance, live, laugh and love!
If only that could happen. We agree completely!
We're with Cory . . . the off season is delightfully calm and cozy!
The best time to visit is September or October - things are still open and there is still plenty to do but the crowds are gone! Come back soon - miss you guys! XXOO
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I am a gay man who grew up in NYC in the 70s. I really hoped that the disco, tea dance, glamping, drag queen, house queen thing would die out but like a vampire from the grave it will not let go. The old queens won't let go of the narrative and young gay men are still 'taught' that hooking up and Broadway musicals and female icons are the only way to be 'gay'. Fortunately a big subculture of young masculine gay men have rejected this and live in the real world. I'm happy for these guys and for anyone who finds love but my God they are vapid.
When I saw your "We Are Leaving Provincetown", my first thought was REALLY!! I have just started to follow your journey and now you're leaving Ptown for good. So pleased to be completely wrong. Looking forward to forthcoming instalments. I can't wait to be back in Provincetown hopefully next year. In the meantime have a great season guys.
Click bait for sure
Thank you so much. Yes, that title was a bit of "click-bait", but it wasn't a lie - we really WERE leaving Provincetown! If you see us when you're back in Provincetown come up and say hello!
Well, we really were leaving Provincetown! But yes, a bit "click-baity" for sure. Guilty!
@@inndaddies haha no worries. I love Provincetown and have been to Teadance....so long ago though
I lived in Hyannis
Love ptown is September :)
Yes! We always tell people that the best time to visit is in September. 😊
@@johnclarke1571 September is the best month on the cape. Everyone is back to work and back to school 🎒😁
👋 hey guys just found you 👌
And we are glad you did!
The past couple years the music has gotten really tired. It’s sounds like bad remixes off of TikTok
Agreed. Music styles and preferences evolve, not always to our liking! If you ride in the car with us you would hear 80's, 90's, and early 2000's dance music!
Yea I was there in 80s...I know so long..so the music was jammin!..