Boston Pride

Boston Pride is shutting down amid calls for change, leaving the future of the movement uncertain in the city. The organization’s board dissolved, it announced Friday afternoon, and it won’t be putting on any of its planned events. The move was made after Boston Pride worked to change amid criticism over inclusiveness. “We know many people care about Pride...

Boston Pride said it has decided to dissolve, a difficult decision but one that allows new leadership to take over.

Pride Month may be basically over, but Pride is celebrated year-round on Mom2Mom. Host Maria Sansone caught up with Keri Califano, a dear friend of Boston Pride, about her path to parenthood.

Four candidates for Boston mayor took part in a forum hosted by Boston Pride and moderated by Sue O’Connell.

Boston Pride hosted a virtual forum with four of the six major candidates in the Boston mayoral race Monday evening. The candidate forum was moderated by Sue O’Connell, political commentator and analyst for Boston Pride’s media partner, NBC10 Boston and NECN, and a longtime journalist in the LGBTQIA+ community. The candidates were each given 15 minutes during a specific time slot to address the audience via a...

You do you! When it comes to expressing your pride, you can speak, dance or even decorate. Boston Pride’s “Express Your Pride” campaign this month is all about (virtually) expressing what Pride means to you, whatever that looks like. Everyone is welcome to participate! Boston Pride encourages people to showcase their Pride by decorating their houses, apartments, windows, doors,...

Lights are illuminating Boston’s night sky as part of this year’s Pride Lights event to honor those living with HIV and those who have been lost to AIDS.

Boston Pride Week festivities kicked of Friday with a special flag raising at City Hall Plaza. The Pride flag was raised at 12 p.m. and will remain raised for the duration of Pride Week. Mayor Kim Janey wished the city a happy Pride Month in a video posted to Twitter. “COVID-19 disrupted last year’s Pride Events, which would have...

June is Pride month, and the city of Boston raised a Pride flag Friday.

Boston Pride announces that the Boston Red Sox will host Pride Night @ Fenway Park on Thursday, June 10 at 7:10 p.m. when they take on the Houston Astros. This year’s event is the eighth time Fenway Park has hosted Boston Pride since it began doing so in 2013. “We are thrilled to be back at Fenway Park with the…

Join Boston’s NBC and Telemundo stations as we celebrate Boston Pride this June. As the multi-media and community partner for Pride, NBC10 Boston, Telemundo Boston, NBC Sports Boston and NECN will showcase all of the virtual events and activities the organization has created to achieve inclusivity, equality, respect and awareness in Boston and beyond. This year more than ever,...

June is Pride Month and there are so many ways to get involved. Latoyia Edwards talks to Linda DeMarco, President of Boston Pride, about the many virtual events on the horizon for the community.

There’s no Pride Parade again this June, but you can still celebrate Pride Month in style. In this clip, Colton learns about “Express Your Pride.” To participate, upload photos and videos to www.BostonPride.org by June 10th. They’ll be featured in an online gallery going up on June 13th. NBC10 Boston, NECN, Telemundo New England, and NBC Sports Boston are the...

There’s no Pride Parade again this June, but you can still celebrate Pride Month in style. Check out this video where Colton Bradford learns about “Express Your Pride.” To participate, upload photos and videos to www.BostonPride.org by June 10th. They’ll be featured in an online gallery going up on June 13th. NBC10 Boston, NECN, Telemundo New England, and NBC Sports...

Lexie Laing and Taylor Wenczkowski scored power play goals and the Boston Pride became the first two-time winner of the Isobel Cup with a 4-3 win over the defending champion Minnesota Whitecaps on Saturday night. It was a NWHL championship the Pride, regular-season champions, had hoped to win a year earlier, before the COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancellation of the…

Boston Pride and the City of Boston today announced Friday that the 2021 Pride Parade and Festival will not be held in June due to the ongoing state of emergency declared due to the coronavirus pandemic. The state has prohibited large gatherings until the state moves into Phase 4.  Boston Pride and the City of Boston are considering moving the…

Boston Pride and the City of Boston announced Friday that the 2021 Pride Parade and Festival will not be held in June due to the ongoing state of emergency declared due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Boston Pride, the organization behind Boston Pride Week, on Thursday announced new positions on its board and advisory committee amid criticism it has failed to address structural racism. The organization said the new seats on its board, transformation advisory committee and community advisory council were part of a “transformation” started this summer to address “concerns raised by Black, Brown, transgender…

NBC10 Boston aired a special half-hour program, “Celebrating 50 years of Boston Pride,” on Saturday to commemorate the LGBTQ community’s annual parade after Pride 2020 went virtual to prevent the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. The 50th annual Pride parade would have been held Saturday. Instead, Boston Pride has held virtual events while the parade and festival were rescheduled to…

From the shadows to out in the streets, Boston’s pride community is more out and proud than ever before.