Sutton Foster to sing at Boston Gay Men’s Chorus Pride Week concert
Put together two-time Tony winner Sutton Foster and the Boston Gay Men’s Chorus and "Anything Goes"!
Which is exactly what's bound to take place on Sunday June 4, 2017 at 3 p.m. in Boston Symphony Hall for the BGMC's 35th...
OUT Maine initiates Read the Rainbow campaign, sends books to 43 schools
This past fall, OUT Maine’s Executive Director Jeanne Dooley had a flash of inspiration. What if school libraries had more inclusive books available to their students? OUT Maine, an organization that serves...
‘Summer of Sash’ brings Southern LGBT youth to ‘safe haven’ in P’town
Comedian Kristen Becker says she remembers what it was like growing up in Louisiana where she had to constantly hide that she was gay. "“You would go through your day, day after day, in a constant...
GLAD’s virtual summer fête to honor Stonewall Uprising vet, plus a silent auction and...
One of the favorite fund-raising fêtes of the summer, the GLBTQ Legal Advocates & Defenders (GLAD) may be moving online this year due to COVID-19, but its festivities promise to be fun,...
Glass and Evans receive prestigious AARP community service award
Paul Glass and Charles Evans have been selected by AARP, the nonprofit organization for people fifty and older, to receive the 2023 AARP Massachusetts Andrus Award for Community Service, the Association’s most...
First-ever Boston Pride Community Fund Grant Recipients Announced
The 2016 recipients of the Boston Pride Fund grant recipients comprise a rainbow of diverse small nonprofits and other groups that support New England's LGBT community.
Awardees were announced early this week by Boston Pride President Sylvain Bruni and...
34th annual Provincetown Swim for Life and Paddler Flotilla set for Sept. 11
Heeding new precautions against COVID-19 and great white sharks, the Provincetown Swim for Life and Paddler Flotilla will be back for its 34th year next Saturday, September 11.
Boston’s 39th Wicked Queer LGBTQ Film Festival starts Friday, March 31
Films about the LGBTQ experience in all its shadings and dimensions, and sharing that experience in a darkened cinema with kindred spirits, is an event still rare enough to leave the house...
DignityUSA welcomes all to national conference in Boston, July 6–9
Where’s your place at the table?
DignityUSA wants everyone to know we all have one. That’s the theme of the nearly 50-year-old organization’s national conference this year—“A Place at the Table.” This 23rd annual event...
Governor Baker says he would sign transgender public accommodations equality bill
Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker announced today that he would sign into law legislation ensuring that transgender people have the same rights to public accommodations as everyone else in the Bay State.
In a Boston Globe interview today,...
