A celebration to kick off Pride Month at Democracy Brewing in East Boston.

Join Andi Van Dyke for an evening of Drag Bingo at Dani's Queer Bar. The event is 21+, has no cover charge, and runs from 8pm to 10pm.

Drop Fabville this week to make signs with stencils, paints, stickers, and more! Check our website https://fabville.org for the details!

A free community Pride celebration featuring activities such as pronoun pin making, kids crafts, chalk art, and bracelet making, with food and drinks provided. Everyone is welcome to attend to celebrate love and inclusion for the LGBTQIA+ community.

Trinity Church in Copley Square will begin our Pride celebration with a service of Holy Eucharist in the Sanctuary. This service will include readings, prayers and hymns chosen to highlight the diversity and goodness of all God’s creation as we gather around the table as one family to receive the sacrament. Immediately following, Trinity's OUT@Trinity ministry will host a festive reception in the Commons. All are welcome! Free and open to all. https://trinitychurchboston.org/event/pride-eucharist/

A panel discussion exploring the life and work of Edmonia Lewis through an LGBTQ+ lens, featuring speakers Angela T. Tate, Arielle Gray, Giselle Byrd, and theo tyson.

The City of Somerville is hosting a Pride Flag Raising ceremony at the City Hall Concourse.

An author event featuring Samantha Allen, author of 'Puck' and 'Patricia Wants to Cuddle', in conversation with TJ Alexander.

🌈 Paint Your Pride @ East 🌈 Join us in painting paper fans using markers and colored pencils of all kinds – supplies and space are limited, so please register in advance: https://tinyurl.com/479nfznz Somerville Public Library East Branch All ages – under 8 with a grownup

Schedule 6:30PM - Pre-march Programming Starts 7:00PM - March Kicks Off ~7:45PM - Post-March Programming Starts 9:30PM - Event Ends

Dry Land by Ruby Rae Spiegel is a fearless coming-of-age drama that plunges beneath the surface of female friendship, sexuality, and survival. Darkly funny and emotionally volatile, the play crackles with queer tension as two teenage swimmers push against the limits of trust, intimacy, and control. Tickets are $21.50-$26.50 and available at hoveyplayers.com/box-office.

A 5K pride race event hosted by BQRC.

Join the organization Gay For Good to walk in Boston's Pride for the People Parade. Participants are encouraged to sign up via the link in the organization's bio.

🌈 Tie Dye with Pride 🌈 Somerville Central Library Lawn/Auditorium (weather depending) Join us for some summer fun and make a tie dye shirt that you can wear with pride! Materials and white cotton shirts provided, OR bring your own item to tie dye. https://tinyurl.com/945n64j6

Volunteers are invited to assist with gardening tasks like weeding, planting, and harvesting at Nubia Farms to help provide fresh produce to low-income families and support community-focused service.

An event hosted by shake the tree and The Queer Neighborhood Council to kick off Pride month, support the Greater Boston LGBTQ+ community, and feature opportunities to sip, shop, and support.

Volunteers will help care for the Kelleher Rose Garden by deadheading approximately 1,500 rose bushes as part of the Tuesdays with Roses program, supporting park stewardship in Boston's Fenway neighborhood.

A Pride celebration hosted by Boston City Councilor At-Large Henry Santana in partnership with over 30 local organizations. The event includes a reception, a presentation, and a luncheon.

Volunteers will clean and beautify a segment of the Boston Harborwalk by removing litter and debris to help maintain a safe and enjoyable public space.

A community conversation exploring the intersection of queerness and neurodivergence hosted by Queerdos, TQNC, and AANE.

The third meeting of the Stone Discussion Group hosted by ButchFemme Boston. The event takes place on Saturday, June 13th from 2-4 PM in Jamaica Plain. Interested attendees should message the host to RSVP.

A Pride event hosted by The Boston Gaymers featuring games, food, and dancing. The event is for ages 21+ and has no cover charge.

The June meeting of the Queer Romance Book Club will discuss the book 'Thrill of the Chase' by Kathryn Nolan. Coffee and pastries will be provided by Michette.

A walking tour exploring LGBTQ+ history at the Mount Auburn Cemetery, hosted by Friends of Mount Auburn and Queer History Boston.

Come join us every third Monday of the Month to read and discuss queer books and meet new friends in the community! This month’s book is Camp Damascus by Chuck Tingle. You can find the book on Hoopla or Libby, or borrow a physical copy from any Minuteman library. Somerville Central Library Auditorium & Zoom https://tinyurl.com/5nh3f2rw

A volunteer event for LGBTQ+ and ally volunteers to assist children experiencing clothing insecurity by sorting clothes, or assembling clothes or school packs.

A virtual workshop series by The Queer Neighborhood Council of Greater Boston, facilitated by Whitney Polich, MSW, LICSW, to learn and explore gender. Open to all queer community members and allies.

A book club event featuring 'Scorched Grace' by Margot Douiahy, held in collaboration with All She Wrote Books. The novel follows Sister Holiday, a chain-smoking, tattooed, queer nun who works as an amateur sleuth.

Volunteers are invited to help host and play an at-home version of Jeopardy with LGBTQ+ elders. The event includes tracking points, light refreshments, and an opportunity to foster connection and combat elder isolation.

An activism workshop focused on building an intersectional movement, hosted by TONC, Glisten Massachusetts, and The Pryde.

Looking to make queer friends in your community? Then look no further! Come meet multiple potential friends round robin style, then stay a bit longer to chat and craft (if you’re feeling it)! Registration required: https://tinyurl.com/3the4bzx

A double header roller derby event featuring two games: Cosmos vs Harbor Horrors at 5 PM, followed by Disco Infernals vs Nutcrackers at 7 PM. https://events.humanitix.com/boston-roller-derby-june-doubleheader

An author event featuring Rasheed Newson, author of There's Only One Sin in Hollywood, in conversation with Nathan Tavares.

A quiet book club gathering for the queer community hosted by All She Wrote.

A social picnic event hosted by Butchfemme Boston. Attendees are invited to bring snacks, drinks, and games to share with the group.

A tabletop RPG event featuring 10 one-shot games hosted by Boston Gaymers and Side Quest Books & Games. The event is beginner-friendly with a sliding-scale ticket price of $0-10. Upstairs at Bow Market, Somerville

A sewing skill share event hosted by The Queer Neighborhood Council of Greater Boston. Walk-ins are welcome.

An author event featuring Gabrielle Korn discussing her novel 'Long Island Girls', in conversation with Christna Ciampa, hosted by All She Wrote.

A healing circle event designed for parents and families of LGBTQ+ youth to connect and find support in a safe space.

A live music event featuring performances by women and nonbinary musicians, including a special appearance by Chanel the Angel.

All She Wrote presents the 3rd Annual Pride Book Fair, titled 'Out on the Shelves', taking place in Somerville, MA.

Volunteers will support the Olga's List 'Longest Table' community potluck to welcome Ukrainian refugees. Duties include setting up, decorating, greeting guests, assisting at check-in, managing activities, and breaking down the event. Volunteers also serve as welcoming hosts to foster connections among guests, Ukrainian speakers, and local refugee families.

A welcoming potluck crafts picnic for neurodivergent QTBIPOC hosted by Queerdos.

A volunteer event supporting the Prison Book Program by selecting, packaging, and processing book requests for incarcerated individuals.

An evening of food, games, and community hosted by Boston Gaymers.

Are you looking to make new connections in the queer community? Come to the library’s Queer Craft Night for a low-stakes evening of creativity and fun! Join us as we make liquid glue suncatchers. Central Library Auditorium Registration required: https://tinyurl.com/ytvkfak6

A brunch and award ceremony presented by Queer History Boston.