Part of the Gay Provincetown Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Provincetown, Massachusetts
1810 boutique hotel with P-town's longest-running Sunday drag brunch
A boutique hotel and entertainment venue on Commercial Street, home to Provincetown's longest-running drag brunch — held every Sunday with rotating queens including Delta Miles, Qya Cristal, and Mona Mour. The Sea Dragon Lounge serves infused cocktails, craft beers, and small plates, with an upstairs raw bar. The building dates to 1810. Rooms are pet-friendly with complimentary continental breakfast and EV charging. Yankee Magazine Editor's Choice for Best Outer-Cape Oasis (2023).
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