In her all new show, Miss Richfield 1981 lowers the “Cone of Silence!” and discusses everything we have been taught not to talk about, incorporating hilarious videos, twisted sing-a-longs, and a healthy heap of audience interaction.
Miss Richfield 1981 at Mainestreet in Ogunquit
Sunday, July 5th at 7PM and again at 9PM
Tickets are $25.00
For more details and to purchase tickets visit the Facebbook page here.
Julie Goldman, a Boston native who now calls Los Angeles home, will be in Ogunquit this coming weekend at MaineStreet for two shows on Friday, June 5th and Saturday, June 6th. Past shows have sold out so if you plan on visiting Ogunquit this weekend and want to see her show buy your tickets quickly.
Friday June 5th – Doors open at 6pm and the show starts at 7pm. General admission is $16 and VIP seating is $21. On Saturday June 6th check out Julie’s matinee’ performance at 4pm. Doors open at 3pm. General admission is $21, VIP seating is $26 and a special VIP meet & greet in the upstairs lounge is $31. Saturday’s tickets include a T-dance pass.
Purchase Tickets Here (scroll down)
Last week the Ogunquit Playhouse opened their 83rd summer season with the popular musical, Sister Act, which will run through Saturday, June 20th. The 2 hour and 30 minute show with one intermission has received strong reviews from local papers and feedback from friends who saw the show over the weekend has been positive. Should you be planning a trip to Ogunquit in the coming weeks, I’d suggest you check out the production. If you go, please let me know your thoughts as I won’t have the opportunity to see this production.
For more information about this show, to purchase tickets and to see what other shows will be coming to the Ogunquit Playhouse this summer link here.
Memorial Day Weekend Hedda Lettuce will be performing for two nights in Ogunquit. For all of you planning to hit OGT that weekend, consider grabbing tickets to see the show. Performances are at Maine Street on Saturday, May 23rd and Sunday, May 24th. Tickets are just $20 and can be purchased ahead of time by phone at (207) 646-5101 or from the web at mainestreetogunquit.com.
Maine Street Bar in Ogunquit hosts a Bear T dance the third Saturday of each month. Today’s Bear T-Dance has no cover and runs from 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM.
More information about the monthly Bear T-Dance can be found on their Facebook page, here.
If there is an LGBT program / group that you like in Boston, Provincetown or Ogunquit, ask them to add me to their media / mailing list. My email is, bosguymail@gmail.com.
If you are attending a program / party / event share your photos with me, and I’ll try to get them posted on BosGuy.com and Facebook.com/BosGuyBlog.
If you are involved with the LGBT community in Boston, Provincetown or Ogunquit and would like to write about something happening there, let me know. I’d be happy to talk to you about how we can work together.
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For those of you procrastinators still thinking about what you want to do on New Ýear’s Eve, I wanted to let you know about parties taking place in Boston, Provincetown and Ogunquit worth considering.
Boston Epic NYE & CC by Chris Harris & Rafael Sanchez with DJ Paulo will be open until 4:00 am at The House of Blues at 15 Lansdowne Street. More information about the party is on their Facebook Page: EPIC NYE. If interested, you can purchase tickets to the party here.
Club Café offers a different kind of NYE party starting with An Evening At The Bird Cage a show that features celebrity impersonation, comedy and vocals that starts at 8PM. Following the show, stick around and ring in the new year there. If this is more your speed get tickets today before it is sold out – HERE.
Ptown A-House & Paramount Both the A-House and Paramount at the Crown & Anchor are hosting big parties to ring in 2015. Parties in Ptown end a bit earlier at 2:00 AM. More information about their NYE parties can be found A-House and Paramount’s party Resolution.
Ogunquit Maine Street Has DJ Aga and DJ Ken spinning music until they close at 2:00 AM. Tickets for the party at Maine Street can be purchased in advance from their website for only $10 at www.mainestreetogunquit.com.
Have fun wherever you end up.
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Ogunquit Bear Fest is a 5 day community event in Ogunquit, ME that is full of bear themed parties, events and shows that run from September 24-28, 2014.
Tomorrow night Tom Goss will host the welcome party at Maine Street from 9PM – 1AM on September 24th. Other events include: a harbor cruise, comedy shows, leather tea dance, and more. 
I love Ms. Coco Peru. She is witty, crass and a guaranteed hoot. No plans? Check out her show. She is performing all weekend at Maine Street in Ogunquit, Maine this weekend.
No plans for the weekend and want to get out of town? Check out Ogunquit’s Sinner’s Ball.
Friday, August 1st, Seth Fornea will be hosting Maine Street’s Uniform Party. Then on Saturday, my good friends, Dirk Caber and Jesse Jackman will host the Leather, Rubber and Sports Gear Party.
Not heading to Provincetown for Bear Week? No worries, Ogunquit, Maine has you covered. Check out MAINE STREET LEATHER BEAR TEA DANCE on Saturday, July 12th from 3PM – 8PM.
Later that night check out Maine Street’s INKED PARTY and show off your ink. Host Matthew Camp will run Maine Street’s annual Tattoo contest and be sure to say hi to special guest. DJ Pornstar.
This past weekend Sergio and I packed our bags and joined friends for a fun weekend in Ogunquit, Maine. As I’ve mentioned in previous posts, Ogunquit is another popular beach town for the LGBT community. It is a much smaller, less busy option to the craziness that defines Provincetown during the summer months.
I really love going to the beach in Ogunquit but if that isn’t your thing, the nearly 1.5 mile Marginal Way walk is a great alternative, as is spending time in the tiny village shopping, eating or walking down to the more quiet and picturesque – Perkins Cove. Below are some photos from this past weekend’s fun in Ogunquit.
If you have any questions about planning a day trip or longer stay in Ogunquit, Maine – feel free to reach out to me with your questions.
View of the dunes as you walk to the beach
A different kind of view – equally as engaging
Front Porch piano bar afternoon sing-along
Love the second floor deck at Maine Street Bar
Ogunquit is picture perfect no matter where you turn
If you are not from the northeast you may not be familiar with Ogunquit, Maine. However, this southern Maine, coastal town is a popular alternative to Provincetown for the LGBT community.
This weekend Sergio and I will be in Ogunquit with friends who have a beautiful home just outside the center of town and near the beach. For those unfamiliar with Ogunquit but interested in learning more, feel free to contact me or you can also check out online, gayogunquit.com.
SOURCE: Photo of Officer Jeff by Dan McKeon, Provinceown, MA
Spring came to New England late this year and will be over in just a couple of weeks when we celebrate Memorial Day Weekend. In the span of the next two weeks nearly every commencement ceremony in Boston will have taken place; Harvard isn’t til May 29.
Aside from the college students skipping town, Bostonians will head for the coast each weekend. While guys go everywhere, most of the LGBT community looks to Provincetown, MA and or Ogunquit, ME.
Sergio and I have plans to visit both this summer and I’m looking forward to what other spur of the moment trips to the coast manifest.
MacMillan Wharf Provincetown
Be sure to let me know about any parties or large events happening in Provincetown and Ogunquit. I’ll be happy to do my best to help spread the word. Additionally if you are coming to the region and have questions on places to stay, where to go, etc… feel free to reach out to me and I’ll be happy to be your “gay” concierge. Look for more posts about Provincetown and Ogunquit in the coming weeks.
Bring your honey up to Ogunquit this weekend and check out Maine Street’s Bear Tea Dance on Saturday, March 29th from 4 pm – 8 pm. Getting a room should be easy during the off season but be sure to call ahead. More information about the Bear Tea Dance is on FB here.
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