The photographer Bobby Miller who is also a performance poet, writer, actor is taking part in a new Group Show at AMP: Art Market Provincetown This particular body of work covers some of his early photographs of NY in the 70’s & 80’s , and also images from his highly successful PTOWN PEEPS series.
He talked with QUEERGURU at AMP Gallery which was filmed by Dan Desjardins
Provincetown has always nurtured a fine sense of community so when one of its own favorite sons died, the town turned out in force to give him the New Orleans style Funeral that he had asked for.
The Reverend James W. ‘Jim’ Cox , the Pastor of the United Methodist Church passed away Tuesday, September 10 at home aged 59. He was very involved in community and a number of causes, including the Soup Kitchen in Provincetown, the AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod, the Provincetown Swim for Life, and the Homeless Prevention Council, to name but a few.
Reverend Jim, as he was affectionately known, will be greatly missed by his family and friends. We hope he loved today’s Celebration of his life
The best part of the fabulous Provincetown Carnival is without a doubt is the pre-parade when Commercial Street is packed with guys (and gals) just cruising up and down in the most outrageous and over-the-top inspired costumes that have taken the theme Mardi Gras By the Sea beyond our wildest imagination. The QUEERGURU team was there to record it all.
Filmed by Dan Desjardins, assisted by Richard Bolton and Directed and Edited by Roger Walker-Dack. The Provincetown Carnival is organized by Provincetown Business Guild.
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The Covid Lockdown officially cancelled the annual #PTOWNCARNIVAL but we all knew that wouldnt stop the dedicated queens who would never ever give up on a chance to dress up. So photographer #DAVIDGIBBONS hit the streets and shared these fab photos with Queerguru
The Drag Brunch held every Carnival Week in PTown hosted by Miss Richfield 1981 is a real annual highlight . Held at Patio Bar and Grill .its such a joyous raucous affair that is also a major fundraiser for Helping Our Women a resource center for women living with chronic or life-threatening conditions.
Patio’s co-owner Joachim Sandbichler reminded the crowd that in the first pandemic that the LGBTQ community had to deal with, it was local women that helped get us through. It seems only right we now help them. This year the Event exceeded all expectations and raised $100K.
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Provincetown has always nurtured a fine sense of community so when one of its own favorite sons died, the town turned out in force to give him the New Orleans style Funeral that he had asked for.
