Come share a poem, a stand-up routine, a song, or a story at Fenway Trans Health’s Open-Mic night! All acts are welcome, but no nudity or gratuitous profanity is allowed. Each act will have 5-7 minutes MAXIMUM. There will be a sign up sheet at the beginning of the night, and slots are first-come, first-served!
We will also have an opportunity for visual artists to showcase their works on tables around the room. Please bring your work of art to Fenway no later than 5:30pm the night of the event to accommodate set up. We will not be able to hang works, but
Manifest Pussy is a journey of trans* liberation that follows the time leading up to and through Shakina's gender transition. Weaving together songs and stories from her previous tour
The Charles River Esplanade, Otis Memorial Grove Area
Rain-date: Sunday, June 25th; 11 AM-2 PM
Join the Fenway Transgender Health Program for a fun picnic in the June sun! The event will feature a light brunch food, snacks, Frisbees, and plenty of picnic blanket space to lounge on. We will also have information on wellness and self-care, and guided slow-Yoga and meditation at the end of the event led by Cei Lambert. This once-a-year picnic is not to be missed!
WE STRONGLY ENCOURAGE PARTICIPANTS TO USE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION TO GET TO THE ESPLANADE.
Manifest Pussy is a journey of trans* liberation that follows the time leading up to and through Shakina's gender transition. Weaving together songs and stories from her previous tour
One Queer Harvard is marching in Boston Pride! They invite all LGBTQ-identified Harvard University affiliates, allies, and their families to join them for the march.
They'll meet on campus before the parade to distribute t-shirts and bagged breakfasts, and then make their way to the parade lineup. PLEASE REGISTER as a marcher here. (The first 40 registrants get a free t-shirt, so register early if you want one!)
Coolidge Corner Theatre, 290 Harvard Street, Brookline, MA
Boston-area filmmakers Amy Geller and Allie Humenuk are thrilled to be partnering with three renowned local organizations—Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts, the Family Equality Council, and Boston Pride—for a special screening event of their award-winning, feature-length
