Celebration of Life annual dinner to honor Boston Living Center’s 30th
In honor of the Boston Living Center's 30th anniversary, the BLC's annual Celebration of Life dinner's 2019 theme is Homecoming, in tribute to "the many ways in which the Center has served as a...
Cirque du Soleil swings back into Boston with “OVO,” Sept. 6–10
Cirque du Soleil is coming back to Boston's Agganis Arena September 6–10, for seven performances only as part of a global tour in arenas around North America.
Thrilling more than 5 million people worldwide since the...
In the Key of Queer: Gospel music is a calling, a gift from Black...
In James Baldwin’s “Go Tell It on the Mountain,” the protagonist, thinly veiled as himself, wrestles with two critical questions: What does it mean to be a Black...
Two dance companies blend Black and queer expression in Boston debuts
This article appears in the January/February 2023 print issue of Boston Spirit magazine. Subscribe for free today.
SBB // Stefanie Batten Bland and LaTasha Barnes, two cutting edge, exuberant dance...
History Project bears witness to early days of AIDS with post-show panel on SpeakEasy’s...
Remember what it was like way back in the early days of the HIV/AIDS epidemic? The fear and loss, but also the community and compassion?
Maybe you were too young. Maybe, like a lot of...
Boston Gay Men’s Chorus to expand accessibility for hearing impaired with $10K grant from...
The Boston Gay Men's Chorus has been awarded a $10,000 grant from the Liberty Mutual Foundation to expand on the Chorus's commitment to make its music accessible to the deaf and hard hearing. The...
‘I Was Born This Way’: In Memoriam, Archbishop Carl Bean
(May 26, 1944–September 7, 2021)
This May, when Lady Gaga celebrated the 10-year anniversary of her hit album "Born this Way," she gave an acknowledgment shoutout to Archbishop Carl...
Secrets, Surprises: LGBTQ films stand out in Boston Jewish Film Festival
This article appears in the November/December 2023 print issue of Boston Spirit magazine. Subscribe for free today.
It’s no surprise that stellar LGBTQ films are featured in the always thoughtfully...
Young gay man and his family fight for their lives in post-9/11 psychological thriller
Playwright Jim Dalglish turned one of the most traumatic experiences of his life into art.
Dalglish, author of some 25 plays, many of which have been staged around the country, still has a day job...
Martha’s Vineyard LGBTQ film festival goes online this weekend, May 1–3
With so many events postponing or canceling in response to COVID-19, here's one coming attraction that film fans should love: the fourth annual Spectrum film festival—a three-day event (online this year) that...
