Music and Fashion: The Outsider's Festival
Following its 2025 debut, Camp Provincetown 2nd Annual Outsider Festival returns as a bold, community-rooted celebration of the town’s creative past and future. In 2026, MISSING TIME expands across Provincetown and Truro with new exhibitions, performances, and installations. MISSING TIME explores what slips through the cracks of memory, history, and perception. In Provincetown—the last stop on the map, where the land itself erodes back into the sea—we look at absence as a form of evidence. The festival asks what happens when moments disappear, when a place forgets its own stories, and when artists try to reassemble the fragments. Missing Time is not about nostalgia but about the psychic static that occurs between what was and what might have been.
MAY 9 — MUSIC & FASHION (REFINED RED ROOM VERSION)
NOT YOUR MOTHER’S RUNWAY — Fashion, Music & Performance
Hosted by Lucinda Lipol, this is not a traditional runway or a passive concert—it’s a live collision of sound, style, and performance.
Featuring fashion from Sarah Kain, Demanda Tension, and Steven and Maureen, with music from a cavalcade of Provincetown all-stars, the night moves fluidly between amplified sound, deliberate movement, and constructed looks.
Music sets the tempo.
Fashion carries the signal.
Rooted in Provincetown’s outsider tradition, this is a night where identity is worn boldly, played loudly, and lived in public.
Doors at 7PM
Tickets: $20
Following its 2025 debut, Camp Provincetown 2nd Annual Outsider Festival returns as a bold, community-rooted celebration of the town’s creative past and future. In 2026, MISSING TIME expands across Provincetown and Truro with new exhibitions, performances, and installations. MISSING TIME explores what slips through the cracks of memory, history, and perception. In Provincetown—the last stop on the map, where the land itself erodes back into the sea—we look at absence as a form of evidence. The festival asks what happens when moments disappear, when a place forgets its own stories, and when artists try to reassemble the fragments. Missing Time is not about nostalgia but about the psychic static that occurs between what was and what might have been.