Welcome to the online home of Boston Spirit, New England's premier LGBT magazine.
Select one of the following links to subscribe to the print-version, shipped free to your address, for info on our special IRL events, to reach us, or to find more about advertising online and in print.
Welcome to the online home of Boston Spirit, New England's premier LGBT magazine.
Select one of the following links to subscribe to the print-version, shipped free to your address, for info on our special IRL events, to reach us, or to find more about advertising online and in print.
Receive the coffee-table-ready, glossy, print edition of Boston Spirit Magazine every two months by filling out this form.
Fill out the form which the address you'd like the subscription mailed to and your email address, so we can confirm the subscription.
We also send out a simple email newsletter once month (you can always opt-out).
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Welcome to the online home of Boston Spirit, New England's premier LGBT magazine.
Select one of the following links to subscribe to the print-version, shipped free to your address, for info on our special IRL events, to reach us, or to find more about advertising online and in print.
Receive the coffee-table-ready, glossy, print edition of Boston Spirit Magazine every two months by filling out this form.
Fill out the form which the address you'd like the subscription mailed to and your email address, so we can confirm the subscription.
We also send out a simple email newsletter once month (you can always opt-out).
Be assured, we don't sell our email lists or your personal data to anyone.
Welcome to the online home of Boston Spirit, New England's premier LGBT magazine.
Select one of the following links to subscribe to the print-version, shipped free to your address, for info on our special IRL events, to reach us, or to find more about advertising online and in print.
A spokesperson for the LGBTQIA+ Caucus of Amherst organized a rally and call-to-action event last week to highlight a "systemic failure" to protect LGBTQ+...
Rodney Davis is the recipient of the Rhode Island Foundation’s 2026 Pride Award. The Coventry resident was honored for three decades of work on behalf of LGBTQ+ Rhode Islanders.
"There is little more...
“Trying the same thing again isn’t going to get a different result,” said New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte in a statement after once-again vetoing the same anti-transgender legislation that arrived at her desk for the fourth consecutive time.
The Boston Alliance of LGBTQ+ Youth (BAGLY) has been selected as one of 150 nonprofits to receive funding through Cummings Foundation’s annual grant program,...
By early morning following the state’s primary, Jordan Wood, the openly gay Democratic candidate for the 2nd Congressional District, was emerging as the early...
A South Boston business owner recorded multiple incidents of vandalism to a Pride sign he displayed outside his shop—all caught on his security camera....
The Equality Fund at the Boston Foundation is awarding $705K in grants to 42 LGBTQ+-serving organizations in the largest grantmaking slate in the Fund’s...
The theme of the 56th annual LGBTQ+ Pride celebration in Boston, hosted by Boston's Pride for the People this past weekend, was, appropriately enough,...
This week, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit issued a decision in Talbott v. USA (formerly Talbott v. Trump) upholding a preliminary...
US Marine Lance Cpl. Joseph Scott Pemberton from New Bedford, Massachusetts has been pardoned by Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte and has been deported from...
Boston Pride recently issued a cease-and-desist letter to the new grassroots organization that formed over the summer in protest to Boston Pride's "persistent failure...
Headlines from the Granite State
Roesener wins
Voters in New Hampshire’s Merrimack County District 22 made history in the 2022 Midterms by electing James Roesener to...