An Adam's Nest customer in Provincetown
Provincetown · Since 2016

Wear the
movement.

Ten years of protest, activism, and unapologetic queerness — born in Provincetown, worn everywhere. Every cause piece still sends 10% straight back to the LGBTQ+ organizations that built our community.

$100K+
moved to LGBTQ+ orgs
10%
of each cause item, donated
25+
standing partners

Wear the
message.

Ten years of loud, queer, unapologetic design. The lines people stop you on the street for — and the causes they fund.

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The Monumental
Collection

Ten years, told in twelve graphics. Each one tied to a moment that made the community — and many give back to a partner that built it.

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Best of Cape Cod · Provincetown

Born at the
end of the Cape.

Ten years on Commercial Street, a block from the water. Adam's Nest is a Provincetown institution — the shop the whole queer world stops into during Bear Week, Carnival, Family Week, and every long summer in between.

A best-of-Cape-Cod stop for queer culture, art, and community since 2016.

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A Provincetown house flying the rainbow flag
The Adam's Nest storefront on Commercial Street, Provincetown
Raw bar cocktails in Provincetown
Power to the People tank by Adam's Nest, worn in Provincetown
Where the money goes
Since 2016, we've moved
$100,000+
to the orgs that built us

Not a rainbow-in-June campaign. A brand that came from the movement — and pays it back, every single order, to 25+ standing LGBTQ+ partners.

Rainbow Railroad
Asylum & rescue
Gays Against Guns
Direct action
The AIDS Memorial
Remembrance
Ali Forney Center
LGBTQ+ youth
Indivisible
Civic action
Advocates for Trans Equality
Trans rights
In good company
“One of the queerest, most political shops in town.”
National Geographic — “Out in the World,” its first LGBTQIA+ travel guide
Gold + Silver2023 Best of Cape Cod, Readers’ Choice
NGLCCCertified LGBT Business Enterprise
10 yearsOn Commercial Street, Provincetown
Adam at Provincetown Carnival
Our story

It started with one storefront and a point of view.

"We never wanted to sell t-shirts. We wanted to give people something true to wear — and turn what they spend into something that protects the community."

Ten years on Commercial Street. Hundreds of collaborations with queer artists. Every piece credits the artist who made it and names the cause it funds.

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The film

Ten years,
in motion.

A look back at the shop, the people, and the movement we've been part of since 2016.

From the
Blog

Stories from the shop — the artists, the activism, and ten years of Provincetown.

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