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Nov 28 2008

LGBT Hangouts In and Around Boston

Published by sisboombonnie at 2:40 pm under LGBTQ Edit This

First of all, production company, Truth Serum, is a great place to start.  http://www.truthserum.org  Operated by the talented, Aliza Shapiro, Truth Serum is the best resource for looking for LGBT concerts, movies, and events.  I suggest that you sign up for the email newsletter and automatically get updates.

Bars and Restaurants:

1.  Club Cafe Lounge-

209 Columbus Avenue, Boston MA 02116. 617-536-0966

http://www.clubcafe.com/

2.  Fritz-a popular, predominately male, sports bar. 

http://www.fritzboston.com

3.  Ramrod Leather Bar

Neighborhood: Fenway
1254 Boylston St
(between Ipswich St & Jersey St)
Boston, MA 02215 
(617) 266-2986
http://www.ramrod-boston.com/

4.  Machine Night Club

Neighborhood: Fenway
1254 Boylston St
(between Ipswich St & Jersey St)
Boston, MA 02215
(617) 266-0151
www.nightclubmachine.com

5.  Boston Eagle-

520 Tremont St.

617-542-4494

6.  Dyke night the 4th Friday of every month at the Milky Way Lounge and Lanes in Jamiaca Plain.  This place is great, candle pin bowling, pool, music…etc.

http://www.dykenight.com/

7.  Queeraoke every Thursday night at Midway Cafe in Jamaica Plain.

http://www.midwaycafe.com/

8. Diesel Cafe in Somerville is an LGBT owned and operated coffee shop/diner. 

Resources (Found out where things are happening):

http://www.baywindows.com/ Boston’s LGBT newspaper

http://boston.about.com/od/glbt/a/GLBTgroups.htm Go here for a list of LGBT groups.

http://www.boston-online.com/Gay/ Boston online Gay and Lesbian page

http://www.gendercrash.com/community.shtml A safe space for ALL LGBT.  Check out their calendar for a list of events.

http://www.bagly.org/network/ Boston Alliance of Gay and Lesbian Youth  They host tons of events for teens, including an LGBT prom.

http://www.historyproject.org/about/about.php  This group seeks to preserve LGBT history in Boston.

http://www.bostonpride.org/ You can register to be a part of the parade, volunteer, or just get general events information.

So basically, there are tons of LGBT happenings all the time in Boston.  I haven’t had much time to check out many of the venues that I listed due to poverty and lack of free time.  I would love to hear your feedback (as always) on any of these bars, restaurants, or organizations. 

If you have a GLBT or feminist issue that you’d like me to blog about go ahead and leave a comment requesting it.  Thanks.

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