Events happening as part of Boston LGBTQIA Pride Month

A signature event of Boston Pride Week, Pride Lights will feature remarks from Mayor Kim Janey, Chief of Health & Human Services Marty Martinez, a poem reading from Philip Robinson, and a virtual performance provided by the Boston Gay Men’s Chorus.

Join Boston Pride for their Virtual Family Movie Night showing Pixar’s “Onward.”

This weeklong festival of free workshops, speaker sessions, and panel discussions focuses on looking at the world through a more inclusive lens with a spotlight on queer creators, founders, and organizers.

In celebration of Pride Month, kids ages 8-12 can join author Kyle Lukoff as we chat about his books, and what it's like to be an author. Kyle has written picture books, chapter books, and early readers.

Join the A.R.T. for the virtual celebration and premiere of "Alice in Rainbowland", a re-imagining of Alice in Wonderland told through dance, music, and LGBTQ pride.

Support Boston Pride and join them for the annual Pride Night at Fenway Park, when the Red Sox battle the Houston Astros. There will be a special first pitch, with the national anthem sung by the talented Aaron Patterson.

The Boston Public Library’s Reading the Rainbow is an online-exclusive book group geared towards members of the LGBTQ+ community interested in reading fiction, memoirs, and graphic novels that center on sapphic, transgender, and nonbinary identities.

Celebrate Pride 2021 with the Boston Gay Men’s Chorus virtual Pride concert. The music will stir, inspire and bring joy as we celebrate LGBTQ+ dignity and diversity. The show includes BGMC favorites and the premiere of their virtual video “This Is Me".

Club Passim’s Queerfolk Festival provides opportunities for LGBTQ+ identifying artists and bands.

Join Trans Resistance MA for the second annual Trans Resistance March and Vigil, followed by performances and speeches from trans and queer community members.

Porter Square Books is partnering with Epic Reads on a virtual event with Epic authors Emery Lee, Jasper Sanchez, Jason June, Eliot Schrefer, and Misa Sugiura.

Haley House Bakery & Cafe is partnering with NPR Tiny Desk winner Kweeng Doll to host the Unapologetic live concert and beer garden. Proceeds for the concert will benefit Trans Resistance MA.