Part of the Gay Provincetown Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Provincetown, Massachusetts
Gay-owned pride and activism shop in the Gallery District.
Gay-owned pride and activism shop at 379A Commercial St in Provincetown's Gallery District, open seasonally from Memorial Day through Halloween. Founded by Adam Singer in 2016 — he opened four days after the Pulse massacre, and that political urgency still drives the inventory. Graphic tees, hats, enamel pins, patches, and original art from collaborators including John MacConnell and the David Wojnarowicz Foundation. Collections like "Silence=Death," "#WONTBEERASED," and "Good Trouble" tie every purchase to a cause — 10% of select item proceeds go to partners like The Trevor Project, Rainbow Railroad, and the Ali Forney Center. Over $90,000 donated since opening. NGLCC-certified LGBT Business Enterprise and Gold winner for Best Men's Clothing at the 2023 Best of Cape Cod awards.
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