Boston Pride

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.

A transgender teen from Massachusetts, who has the support of her family, is finding her way through music. Nicole Talbot, who will be heading to Boston Conservatory at Berklee this fall, is also making sure to help others who feel unheard.

Keeping the tradition alive, even if not in the park together, Boston Pride streamed a virtual Pride Lights ceremony for the annual lighting of Blackstone and Franklin Square Parks on Tuesday, June 9. Boston Pride illuminated the parks with pink lights to commemorate all those lost to HIV/AIDS. All of Boston Pride’s 2020 events are now virtual events due to…

Boston Pride on Monday announced it was postponing many of its virtual events to celebrate Pride Month in order to focus on supporting calls for racial justice that have swept the nation in recent weeks. “Events over the past week have led the Boston Pride Board to examine itself and acknowledge that it needs to do more as a social…

Boston Pride has organized a series of virtual events for the month of June.

Boston Pride’s annual flag raising goes on. This year, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the annual Boston Pride flag raising hosted by Mayor Marty Walsh and the City of Boston is being held as a virtual event since all of Boston Pride’s public events were postponed until 2021. You can watch the virtual event in the video above. You...

Boston Pride on Wednesday announced a series of virtual events to celebrate Pride 2020 as well as Boston Pride’s 50th Anniversary. The events will honor and celebrate LGBTQ individuals as well as 50 years of Pride in Boston. The City of Boston announced that all large public gatherings would be canceled during the spring and summer in order to prevent…

Sue O’Connell sat down with Linda DeMarco, President of Boston Pride, to talk about what kind of virtual events the group is planning for this year’s Pride Week.

Boston Pride announced Wednesday that the 39 awardees of the 2020 Boston Pride Community Fund grants have received almost $80,000. The announcement was made virtually on Boston Pride’s YouTube Channel by Community Fund Chair Kristen Porter. In addition, Boston Pride’s YouTube channel is featuring each Community Fund recipient in individual videos. In support of its mission to promote social justice…

Boston Pride and the City of Boston announced Tuesday that they are postponing the 50th anniversary of Boston Pride Week and the Boston Pride Parade until June of 2021 over coronavirus concerns. The Boston Pride Festival had been scheduled from June 5 to June 16, and the parade was scheduled for Saturday, June 13. Organizers said the joint decision was…

Boston Pride and the City of Boston announced that the annual Pride events scheduled for June 2020 will be postponed to June 2021 due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Miles Arnone and a group of investors have purchased the Boston Pride from the National Women’s Hockey League, making it the only club with a private owner. The NWHL announced the sale of the Pride on Tuesday. The Buffalo Beauts previously were the only team with a private owner until Terry and Kim Pegula sold it back to the league...

NBC10 Boston, necn and Telemundo Nueva Inglaterra participated in the 2019 Boston Pride Parade.

More than 300 organizations participated in the 2019 Boston Pride Parade.

Thousands of people attended the 2019 Boston Pride parade on Saturday, June 8, 2019 in the Hub to show support to the LGBTQ community and honor the legacy of the Stonewall Riots, which happened 50 years ago.

The 2019 Boston Pride is well underway as a celebration of the LGBTQ community, love and the legacy of the Stonewall Riots