Yolqueria offers brunch in the morning from 8 – 2 every day in season. Our Brunch features some fun twists on old favorites, like quinoa pancakes and carnitas over tater tots. We have folded eggs, a great breakfast sandwich, homemade coffee cake and cinnamon rolls. Our beverages are first-rate from our spicy bloody mary to the fun violet beauregard which features local vodka infused with blueberries paired with a hard lemonade. Our mimosa package is a party in a bucket. At night, we offer authentic Mexican Street Tacos with an amazing all-natural margarita and chips/guac and beans and rice.

Lynette Molnar, the force behind Girl Power Productions, began promoting women’s events when she was 19 by strolling down Commercial Street in Provincetown greeting visitors and inviting them to attend one of the first lesbian plays ever produced. In between going to the Tea Dance every single afternoon at The Boatslip that summer, and to The Pied every night, she filled the theatre day after day with women from around the country. Since then, she’s been hooked.

From San Francisco to Provincetown and states in between, Lynette has created hundreds of events for the community including a number of “firsts,” — the first ever gay and lesbian holiday festival – Holly Folly, Single Women’s Weekend, Women of Color Weekend, Girl Splash, The Kiss-In, and the First Good Old Fashioned Lesbian Revival, among many others. She also co-curated the first international art exhibition on AIDS.

Lynette has also contributed to the national LGBT community through her volunteer work with The Human Rights Campaign, GLAD, NCLR, and The Task Force. She is the recipient of numerous honors including The Task Force’s Community Service Award, as well as several business and creative awards. For Lynette, it comes down to social activism. “I’m really driven by social change,” she says, “and that passion has fueled me my whole life.” It is that passion that compelled her to come out of the closet at 15, to later serve on the Human Rights Campaign Board of Governors, to help lead any number of actions for LBGT rights, and to Provincetown For Women.

Provincetown For Women brings to you what Lynette loves most – women.

The Art House came in to it’s present form following a significant renovation in 2006. That year, performers such as Hedda Lettuce and Poppy Champlin helped launch our live performance business.

In 2007, following another renovation, Miss Richfield 1981 joined the Art House as our headlining act. Also in 2007, the restaurant space was leased to chef Steven Frappolli, and he founded Frappo66.

Varla Jean Merman arrived at Art House in 2008 and shared top billing with Miss Richfield 1981.

With each passing year we’ve been proud to host Provincetown’s top entertainers. 2010 saw significant improvements to the bar and dining room areas. One thing is for certain, and that is at Art House we will continually strive to provide our patrons with a superior entertainment and dining experience.

Vision: Advancing the spirit of Tennessee Williams through performance
Mission: We honor Tennessee Williams by presenting his classic and undiscovered plays, the work of his peers, and new work inspired by Williams’ creative vision worldwide. The Festival contributes to the cultural wealth of Provincetown by celebrating Williams’ connection to Cape Cod, his evolving international importance and his avant-garde spirit.
Highlights Of Our Work: Since 2006, hundreds of artists and thousands of patrons have come to P’town, making theater history!  The Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Festival was founded in 2006 by Dr. Jerry Scally, Alix Ritchie, Patrick Falco, and David Kaplan.  Programming for the festival is curated by David Kaplan.

Small Weddings. Head Shots. Family Photos. Kids. Pets. Parties. Special Occasions. Real Estate Photos. Website Scenic Photography. Town Events. Available on short notice. Rate estimates provided on initial contact. Large portfolio viewable on personal FaceBook page: Dan McKeon.

Provincetown Marina is now under new ownership. That means new, upgraded dockage right in the heart of Provincetown, MA. Serving both seasonal and transient guests, we offer 100 slips accommodating vessels up to 300′ and 85 moorings with launch service.

Provincetown Marina boasts an enviable location that’s home to rich history, significant landmarks, and lively shopping, dining, galleries and more. Come see us and be our guest.

If not this, what? If not now, when?
Sometimes the universe sends you a sign, then hits you over the head with it. Like so many Ptown residents, Paul Nesbit’s arrival 9 years ago came on the heels of adversity. His corporate layoff turned out to be a ticket to the end of the Cape, but not the end of the world.
Paul came here having built a distinguished career in retail. From window dresser to store manager, buyer to product developer, he had learned and loved the business from every angle. But after the abrupt end to that professional chapter, Paul elected a simpler life here. One that would allow him to recover from corporate cruelty in a kinder setting. He became a lifeguard, a swimming coach, a bartender, and time just went by a little aimlessly.
Remember the part about the universe hitting you on the head? Well, it was a back injury that woke Paul up to the time that had passed. While healing, he had to reimagine the life he wanted to live. Physically, bartending was no longer an option, but his dream of opening his own store – a dream he had for more than 20 years but somehow had forgotten – was a very real option.
“The only thing stopping me was fear of success,” he said as we sat in his new, freshly painted, fully-stocked store called Mate. T-shirts, tank tops, and long-sleeve thermals emblazoned with Paul’s Ptown-centric designs – landmarks from lighthouses to Spiritus, depictions of the hazardous Ptown bike culture, and the iconic Mate logo that is at once a friend, a partner, and a command – surround us in living-out-loud color.
Paul’s vision elevates the vacation T to wearable commentary and personal expression. No matter who you are, if you love Ptown, you’ll love Mate. And that’s an order.

The Queen Vic Guest House Provincetown is a historical B&B located in Provincetown MA off the tip of  Cape Cod. We offer 10 rooms each with private baths, T.V., Wi-Fi & A/C. The Queen Vic is located directly on Commercial Street and we are conveniently close to everything which Provincetown has to offer including the Pilgrim Monument and the local beaches. We are known for having one of the BEST front yards on Commercial St. to have a cocktail and to watch the nightly parade while catching up with old friends or making new ones!
The Queen Vic has insured the continued safety in 2021 for us and our guest beginning at check-in. Your keys will be placed in a sealed envelope waiting for you as contactless check-in procedures are still in place to welcome you.

For 2021, we are serving hot, made-to-order breakfasts directly to you. We are excited to offer you several new hot breakfast choices that we think you will love. There will be order cards in your room to specify your desired meal and a time for delivery so breakfast can be brought to you either in your room or the Front or Rear Courtyard.

The common areas are open for guests to relax & safely mingle. Our beautiful front yard set back from Commercial Street, our back garden and the upstairs back deck are all available at breakfast time and throughout the day. Cape Cod has great, clean ocean air, and this year is the time to appreciate it. Also, we are proud to announce that Queen Vic guests will receive 25% off your meal price any time you visit our sister business, Cafe Heaven, for the whole duration of your stay with us.

We really look forward to making new and happy memories with you.

See you soon, and stay safe,

Josh & Stan

The UU Meeting House is a warm, inclusive and diverse religious community committed to the principles of acceptance, compassion and love. Visitors are always welcome. Come as you are!

Worship services are Sundays at 11am, Open Choir Rehearsal at 10am. We are also a great location for weddings and other life passages.

Rev. Kate Wilkinson, Senior Minister

Mary Abt, Music Director.

Provincetown Community Television (PTV) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit Community Media Center serving the Town of Provincetown, MA. PTV provides Government Access video coverage of Provincetown Regulatory Board Meetings as well as low to no cost training, education, and access to media technology to the Provincetown community. PTV is dedicated to providing an accessible media forum for all Provincetown residents, nonprofit organizations, governmental, and educational institutions.

PTV operates Provincetown’s local Comcast cable television channels 18 (PTV GOV) and 99 (PUBLIC), as well as an online livestream of Government Channel 18, an online video archive of Government videos, and a Vimeo collection of local Public Access programs.

PTV Members have access to the PTV Studio, field production and editing equipment, a multimedia lab, and  hands-on training classes and workshops. Become a PTV Member today!

Situated in the West End of Provincetown on four lush acres with beautiful sunset views, the hotel is set hillside, providing seclusion and serenity, while simultaneously offering easy access to lively Provincetown restaurants shopping and art galleries. With numerous foot and bicycle trails, there is easy access to the many miles of bays and beaches.

Family owned and operated, The Seaglass Inn & Spa offers families and couples a peaceful retreat nestled in the hills of Provincetown.