FORGE

bathhouse and group wellness
for Boston’s LGBTQ+ community

Massage Workshop for Men
$40.00

Massage is a powerful way to exchange energy and sensation. Especially in cultures where touch among men is a scarce resource, the body can respond in profound ways to supportive touch.

In this queer massage space, a licensed massage therapist will guide you through a full-body massage flow, one hour as a giver and one hour as a receiver. You’ll learn form, techniques, and communication so that both parties feel great!

We will rotate partners six times so that you can exchange massage with as many other folks as possible. Or, if you sign up as a couple and wish to remain with your partner the entire time, that is completely welcome.

We will provide massage tables, sheets, and hypoallergenic massage lotion. Participants will be draped and undressed. After the workshop, there is a tea room and optional play time.

If you are BIPOC or trans, enter promo code BELONG for 20% off.

About the instructors:
Todd (he/him) is a multimodality massage therapist and educator. He has created curriculum and individual bodywork sessions with a focus on body awareness and acceptance for both the giver and receiver.

Tam (he/him) is a massage therapist who brings intuitive touch and soothing energy to the queer community.

Darian (he/him) has built a massage practice since 2021 focused on deep tissue and Swedish techniques. His approach is slow, intentional, and deeply present, creating a sense of connection.

Michael (he/him) is a professional massage therapist who combines both a therapeutic and relaxing touch to create unique and strong connections between himself and those in his care.

Body Connect: Provincetown Pop-up in July!
$40.00

Tuesday, July 7 and Thursday, July 9
5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
@ Outermost Yoga in Ptown

Join us this summer for two powerful workshops that will leave you feeling energized and connected.  FORGE Boston, MMX NYC, and Outermost Yoga are teaming up to bring you two special offerings in yoga and massage, designed for guys looking for wellness and restoration during your time in Provincetown.

The magic happens at Outermost Yoga (494 Commercial St., 2nd floor) both nights. Advance registration and a $40 payment through Outermost Yoga’s booking site are required. Bring an open heart and be ready to make a new friend or two!

July 7:  David S. of FORGE leads a 45-minute individual naked yoga flow followed by 30 minutes of tantric partner yoga. Mixing and mingling encouraged, though you may opt out of the partner work at any time. After class, stay for social time until 7:30pm.

Register for July 7 Naked Yoga

July 9:  MMX Founder Jeff Vilensky leads an intro to touch and bodywork. Through carefully guided instruction, you'll learn easy-to-remember techniques on how to start a bodywork session, working with oil/cream, how to hold your body properly, where to put your hands, and what not to do! Work with your own partner or we can partner you up to experience many sets of hands. We'll go shirtless for most of this workshop and practice on yoga mats.

Register for July 9 Touch + Bodywork

Embrace: Yoga and Touch Workshop for Men 6/20
$40.00

Saturday June 20, 2026
2:00pm - 4:00pm

Join David S. for a Pride Month two-hour workshop designed to release lots of oxytocin! We will open with brief introductions followed by guided meditation. We will spend extended time working in tantric yoga positions with partners and conclude with breathwork. During our time together, you will be invited to notice the nuances between vulnerability, sensuality, and play. All attendees should be comfortable with full nudity, basic yoga, touching and being touched, as well as working with different individuals and bodies. Optional social hour + play room afterward.

Small room with wooden paneled walls and ceiling, a stone accent wall, and a bench; features a heater or sauna stove with stones, a wall-mounted light, and a shelf with a basket.
Photo credit: sustainablequeer.com

What to expect

  • "I LOVED walking through the door to see naked people. Immediately put me at ease."

  • "I’ve been looking for ways to build more community in Boston and yesterday evening was very warm and welcoming."

  • "From the get go it felt very organized with clear expectations and a warm invitation that set the tone for a very relaxed enjoyable evening."

  • "You're building a community and it's welcoming and exciting."