Part of the Gay Provincetown Guide — bars, events & things to do.

Provincetown, Massachusetts
Year-round yoga studio above the Davis Space on Commercial St.
A queer-owned Provincetown yoga studio founded in 2017 by Stefan Piscitelli, a licensed clinical social worker who teaches with a trauma-informed, mental-health lens and a particular focus on the LGBTQ+ community. The main studio sits on the second floor of The Davis Space at 494 Commercial Street; in summer, classes also run outdoors on the Boatslip Resort deck overlooking the harbor. Its instructors keep roughly 20 classes a week on the schedule (vinyasa, yin, pilates, bootcamp), plus seasonal workshops and retreats. The annual Gay Men's Summer Retreat, a multi-day program built around yoga, meals, and excursions, has become a regular draw. Unlike most of P-town's seasonal businesses, Outermost runs year-round, so it is a fixture for locals as much as for visitors.
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