Gay Things to do in Boston
As the capital city of the first state in the U.S. to legalize same-sex marriage, Boston stands proud, accessible and welcoming.
Popular Gay-Friendly Things To Do in Boston
I stop my bike along Boston Harbor and take a deep, long inhale of the fresh sea breeze that flows off the water. Immediately, I am transported from the energetic urban life of the city to a small New England town. I look out at the view along the waterway…
Gay Boston Guide: Nightlife Roundup
Boston, the “Hub of the Universe” hasn’t exactly been known for its hot nightlife these last few years. Considering that Manhunt and Grindr were both started here, it may not be surprising that nightlife was adversely affected early and severely by the rise of online dating sites. Maybe there’s a…
Boston’s Finest: Openly Gay Couple Joins Boston Police Force
Photo by Angela Rowlings Courtesy of Boston Herald. Two new lawmen now patrol the streets of Beantown. They’re young, they’re fit and they’re partners — as in, they’re a gay couple. But please, they ask: don’t call them “The Gay Cops.” “It’s not just here come the gay cops, that’s not how…
How Boston has been celebrating LGBT pride for 45 years
The first Boston gay pride parade was in 1971. Forty-five years and hundreds of thousands of people later, the celebration still takes over the city every June. Dick Bourbeau in his South End home. Courtesy “Someone said they’d take me to a gay bar, and I said, ‘Gay bar, what’s…
Gay Boston Event: Boston Pride Hosts Annual Block Parties in Back Bay and Jamaica Plain
Boston Pride 45th Anniversary-#WickedProud Week Ends with Thousands of Party-Goers in Back Bay and JP Boston Pride will host block parties in the Back Bay and Jamaica Plain on Sunday, June 14th in celebration of the 45th Anniversary- #WickedProud Pride Week. The Back Bay Party is from noon to 8pm, at St. James Ave.…