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8 LGBTQ+ Shops & Boutiques in Provincetown, MA
Provincetown has 8 gay shops provincetown listed here — from neighbourhood spots to well-known destinations. Whether you're looking for lgbtq shops provincetown or something quieter, use the listings below to find your next spot.
Most of the shops in Provincetown are concentrated in the East End, making it a convenient area to explore. Ruthie's Boutique stands out as the top-rated shop in the directory, with a 4.7-star rating.
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BodyBody
BodyBody stands out among Provincetown shops by focusing exclusively on men's fashion and swimwear, a specialty it has honed since 1979. The newly renovated 1,500-square-foot boutique stocks name brands like Hugo Boss, Ben Sherman, and Andrew Christian alongside up-and-coming labels such as Vince and Superdry. It’s a go-to spot for beach gear, sportswear, and accessories. The store is open daily from 10am to 11pm, perfect for last-minute shopping after a day at the beach. The service-minded staff helps you find what you need, whether it’s a new swimsuit or stylish footwear. If you’re exploring further, East End Books is nearby for a different kind of browse.
Ruthie's Boutique
In the West End near Railroad Ave., Ruthie's Boutique is a year-round thrift store that sells clothing, kitchenware, and household items to benefit local charities. It's a small shop with a loyal following, offering second-hand finds at standard prices. The store is open Tuesday through Saturday, 10am to 4pm. With only a few reviews on Yelp, it's a local gem rather than a tourist hotspot. If you're in the area, you could also stop by East End Books for a change of pace.
Utilities Home Store
The crowd at Utilities Home Store is a mix of locals and visitors browsing for practical yet stylish home goods. This West End shop carries everything from kitchen gadgets to bath accessories, plus hardware and gift items. Its tagline, 'Kitchen, Bath, & Home,' sums up the focused inventory. You'll find gifts and small accents for your P-Town summer rental. It's a convenient stop if you're already in the West End. Hours aren't listed, so call ahead or check online.
Puzzle Me This
A Provincetown fixture since 1991, Puzzle Me This is a family-friendly shop on the East End that's been in its current location for 13 years. You'll find puzzles, games, jigsaw puzzles, coloring books, and brain teasers. The vibe is mixed LGBTQ+ and straight, welcoming to all ages. Open year-round with 17 photos and a 4.6 Yelp rating. Hours vary slightly by day (closing at 5pm on Fridays and Saturdays, 4pm other days). It's a relaxed spot where regulars know the owner stocks a rotating selection. If you're exploring the neighborhood, East End Books is nearby for another browsing stop.
Hook Provincetown
Original T-shirt designs printed on premium fabrics set this West End shop apart from typical souvenir stops. A recent favorite used maritime flags to spell out Provincetown. The small shop offers hoodies and more, all with a local insider feel. It is run by the same team behind the Mews restaurant and A House of Joy. Prices are moderate.
Cabot's Candy
Cabot's Candy is open Friday through Sunday from noon to 4pm, making it a weekend-only destination for sweet treats. This old fashioned candy store and candy factory has been making its own saltwater taffy and fudge by hand for generations, and you can still see their vintage candy wrapping machine in action during the season. It's a traditional stop in Provincetown that draws in a mixed-gay-straight crowd of all ages. Inside, you'll find nostalgic candies, bulk items, and specialty chocolates alongside handmade treats. Grab a sample of their famous taffy or fudge before browsing. The East End location makes it a convenient pit stop, and if you're looking for more to explore, East End Books is just nearby. Regulars know to visit early in their weekend hours to catch the freshest batches.
Monty's
Monty's isn't your average souvenir shop. It's a Christmas store that stays open all year, selling hand-painted ornaments and collectibles from brands like Christopher Radko, Vietri, and Deruta Pottery. The vibe is festive and welcoming, with outdoor seating and a mixed LGBTQ+/straight crowd. Located in the East End near Freeman St., it's a spot for unique gifts and decoration finds. Since hours aren't confirmed, check before heading out.
East End Books
You'll find a quiet, welcoming space at East End Books, a dog-friendly bookstore in Provincetown's East End. This shop serves up a carefully curated mix of new print books, vinyl albums, magazines, and coffee. It's a casual spot where all ages and LGBTQ+ visitors feel at home, steps from the water. The owner specializes in both physical and digital formats, including audiobooks via Libro.fm and ebooks through Kobo. If you're in the mood for a sweet treat after browsing, Cabot's Candy is a short walk away. Come for the books, stay for the calm coastal vibe.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many shops are listed in Provincetown?
There are 8 shops listed in Provincetown.
Are the shops in Provincetown clustered together in one area?
Yes, most of the shops in Provincetown are concentrated in the East End.
Which shop is the top-rated in Provincetown?
Ruthie's Boutique is the top-rated shop, with a 4.7-star rating.
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