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.
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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.
Maine's Secretary of State Shenna Bellows removed the ballot initiate aimed to "restrict" transgender student access to bathrooms and sports in public schools...
The Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office has issued a legal advisory to health care facilities and medical providers across the Commonwealth reaffirming the current state...
Last week, US Senator Edward J. Markey (D-Mass.) — top Democrat on the Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Subcommittee on Primary Health and Retirement Security...
Political and community leaders across Massachusetts spoke out in tribute to the former US Congressman Barney Frank, who represented Massachusetts's Fourth District from 1981...
Boston LGBTQ+ Museum has been awarded the exclusive license to present Pride House Boston during World Cup 2026. Internationally Recognized LGBTQ+ Sports Hospitality Activation...
Jason Collins—the first openly gay NBA player, a former Boston Celtic and college roommate of former US Congressman Joseph Kennedy III—lost a tough fight...
The Massachusetts House of Representatives has advanced legislation that will protect Bay State residents from any reversal of federal policies critical to ending the...
The federal government announced this week it is investigating Smith College's policy of admitting transgender women, and whether that policy now violates Federal law...
Despite having violated Vermont's Principals’ Association antidiscrimination and gender identity policies in 2023 by refusing to allow its girls basketball team to play against...
The always-outspoken, openly gay LGBTQ-trailblazing former US Congressman Barney Frank, who represented Massachusetts Fourth District from 1981 to 2013, has entered hospice care while...
Ricardo Martinez, executive director of GLBTQ Legal Advocates & Defenders (GLAD Law), released the following statement in response to the federal government's lawsuit against...
Heir to the English throne Prince William spoke out against LGBT bullying last week during a visit to the Hammersmith Academy, a school for 11-18 year olds...
He may just be the most influential gay rights pioneer you’ve never heard of
Prescott Townsend may be the most influential Boston gay rights pioneer you have never heard of. If so, hang on; before we’re through, Townsend will cross paths with Andre Gide, 1960s hippies, John Waters and his star, Mink Stole. And that’s not counting the army of young men who lived with him on Beacon Hill and in Provincetown, as long as their waist sizes hovered very close to 30-inches.
Every holiday season since 1993, the Boston-based, statewide nonprofit Community Servings has hosted its annual Pie in the Sky campaign. It began as a...