About Botanica Provincetown

Botanica is Provincetown’s unique gift shop and art gallery with goods for the home and garden.  We are located at 374 Commercial Street, in Provincetown’s historic East End among the town’s most exciting shops and galleries.  We are convenient to the ferries at MacMillan Wharf and off-street parking.

Botanica has a wide selection of gifts for the home including cards, coasters, mugs with gift boxes and napkins from PaperProducts Design. We have indoor and outdoor containers for plants, including Campo deFiori and Ben Wolff containers , vases, tea light holders, garden accessories, including cast stone garden ornaments from Campania International, indoor furnishings, original art, including oil, acrylic and watercolor paintings, reproduction art, a large selection of air plants (tillandsias), aeriums, globes and containers. Botanica features the soaps and fragrances of Inis of Ireland, Pre de Provence, Kala sea salt soap and local company Mangiacotti, which gives back to the community. Botanica has the largest selection of Motawi Tiles on Cape Cod.  See them in the Arts and Crafts section of the website.

We are presently featuring the original art of Derek Macara, Stephen Nash, Larry Decker, Lynn Bikofsky, Gordon Publow, Marshal Walden and Neil Macjiewski (NeilNeilOrangePeel).  We feature the reproduction art of Michael Lyons, Derek Macara, Scott Simmons, Marshal Walden and Stephen Nash. We have matted and framed photography by Jeff Hitchcock and Jeff Krehely. We have hand-crafted stained glass art by Lynn Bikofsky and Neil Macjiewski as well as blown glass art from Luke Adams Glass Blowing Studio.

Botanica, which opened in April 2013 has been voted best gift shop on the Outer Cape for nine years in a row by Cape Cod Life Magazine.

Botanica is a year-round business with followings on Facebook and Instagram. We ship next business day to our customers all year long, so take a look at our offerings, make your selection and we will pack it right up for you.

Botanica is open seven days per week April through October with shorter hours in winter months.