Boston's Pride Month celebration brings together the community in a vibrant display of love and acceptance.
Boston is preparing for an exciting Pride Month filled with diverse events and ceremonies that take place throughout June. Beginning with a flag-raising ceremony and featuring performances from local artists, drag shows, and community gatherings, the city showcases its commitment to inclusion and celebration of LGBTQ+ rights. Key highlights include Boston Pride Night, various themed events at local venues, and a grand parade highlighting unity and diversity at the conclusion of the month.
Boston is gearing up to celebrate Pride Month with a series of vibrant events and ceremonies throughout June, showcasing the city’s commitment to diversity and inclusion. The kickoff celebration will begin with a flag raising ceremony on Monday, June 2nd, at 12 PM, organized by Mayor Michelle Wu and the Mayor’s Office of LGBTQIA2S+ Advancement (MOLA), in partnership with local community organizations.
As part of the celebrations, comedian Guy Branum, known for his work as head writer on X-Play and host of Pop Rocket, will perform at Laugh Boston on Wednesday, June 5th. Additionally, Blend, a popular local venue, will host various events throughout the month, including a Pop Star Drag Brunch and a Pride Kickoff celebration.
The Broadway will feature performances by Mizery and her squad of queens, offering a festive atmosphere with themed cocktails and performances for a $20 entry fee. dbar has planned a series of special events, including Showtune Tuesdays and tea dances, that aim to provide a space for celebration and community gathering.
The excitement continues with the 7th edition of Boston Pride Night, set for June 11th, during which the Boston Red Sox will face off against the Texas Rangers. On June 14th, Boston Pride For The People will host a comprehensive Pride Month celebration that includes a ribbon-cutting ceremony, parade, festival, and a block party.
Throughout June, various locations will contribute to Pride Month festivities. Dorchester Brewing Co. will host a range of events, while the Boston LGBTQ+ Museum of Art, History & Culture will honor activists at their kickoff soirée on June 1, featuring live performances and refreshments.
On June 5, Boston Pops will celebrate Pride with a special performance by country singer Orville Peck. A free Pride Rooftop House Party will take place on June 7 at the Samuel Adams Boston Taproom, providing an opportunity for the community to come together in a relaxed atmosphere.
The Boston Red Sox will also celebrate Pride Night at Fenway Park on June 9 with a pre-game Pride Party, further integrating sports with the festivities. On June 13, the annual Boston Dyke March will occur at Parkman Bandstand, focusing on grassroots activism and intersectionality within the LGBTQ+ community.
As events progress, the Road of Rainbows Pride 5K is scheduled for June 14, starting at Brewer Fountain in Boston Common, allowing participants to run in solidarity and support of LGBTQ+ rights. The main Pride parade will commence at Copley Square on June 14 at 11 AM and culminate in a festival at Boston Common, celebrating unity and diversity.
Additionally, the Esme LGBTQ+ Womxn’s Block Party will be held on June 14, specifically celebrating LGBTQ+ women and non-binary individuals with music and food. The following day, June 15, the Back Bay Block Party for Pride will feature DJ Steve Sidewalk and a variety of refreshments and activities.
Finally, Boston’s Pride Month offerings will conclude with the all-day Pride Book Fair Extravaganza on June 28, hosted by All She Wrote Books. The fair will feature storytime with drag performers and local vendors, emphasizing the vibrant culture and artistic expressions within the community.
Boston’s comprehensive lineup of Pride Month events emphasizes celebration, diversity, and advocacy for LGBTQ+ rights. City officials and residents alike look forward to a month filled with joy, solidarity, and community engagement, marking Boston as a leader in promoting inclusivity and representation for all.
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