Parade and Festival Announcement - North Shore Pride

SAVE THE DATE! North Shore Pride Parade and Festival June 28, 2025 RAIN OR SHINE! Parade Starts at NOON at Shetland Park, 27 Congress Street, Salem, MA 01970 Ends at […]

North Shore Pride

#BostonWeekend 27/x PRIDE x BOATS Sat Pride parade on the Mystic River - 11am-1145 boats launching, noon-1p parading aboat in a loop.

Come give cheers for floating queers?
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Mystic River Pride Flotilla — Gentle Giant Rowing Club

The Mystic River Pride Flotilla is on the last Saturday of June (rain date is Sunday). Think: Pride parade on the water. Located at the Mystic River basin, situated on the Somerville & Medford city lines. Free and open to all, this is a family-friendly non-alcoholic event to showcase the Mystic

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Even with all the tired, I love the early-morning T ride in on parade day. I love how each stop of the Green Line adds a few more parade-goers, station by station, as we get closer to Boston. A Pride flag here, a trans patch there, a dusting of sparkles, color, brightness.

On Saturday's ride in, we ended up chatting briefly with a young woman in a "Kiss More Girls" t-shirt. She was visiting Boston on a summer internship away from her home and college and family in Florida. She was really feeling the difference between Florida and Massachusetts. "I'm a gay woman and I can...", she gestured around at the Pride-goers on the train, at herself, at her shirt, "...up here."

And then she cried. Just a bit.

We all went our own ways in Boston, but I keep thinking about her. May she find her way to a place where she can always (gestures around) and Kiss More Girls.

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Coming off of an extremely, extremely full weekend. Dyke March. The Trans Memorial. Eating fire. The love, the tears, the caring, .... the fear nibbling around the edges.

I haven't really processed everything yet, but I did want to tell you about someone I met on the T Saturday, heading into the Boston Pride parade.

I'm not really a crowds and parades person. I'm kind of introverted, can be painfully shy, and am a perfect example of Hannah Gadsby's "Quiet Gay" - you'll find me with a book and a cup of tea in the queer-friendly bakery, not at the dance party.

But still, every year my partner and I march in the Trans Memorial section of the big Boston parade. It's important to me to be there, to carry a sign with a name, and bear witness to who we've lost, despite the lack of sleep after the wonderful Dyke March the night before.

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I've seen variations of this one, so thought I'd post this as well.

Oh, BTW, there were so many vendor tents at #BostonPride today! And it was both nice to see so many of them based around healthcare for LGBTQ people, but also sad that such a thing is necessary.

#BostonPride #NoKings So many beautiful people today of every description on the Common. Gay, straight, bi, ace, old, young, large, small, goth, preppy, furry, trans, cis, NB, and everything in between. So many signs of protest, but also of unity and peace and love.

You're beautiful, every one of you.

EDIT: https://www.boston.com/news/local-news/2025/06/14/photos-from-no-kings-but-yaaas-queen-dual-protest-and-pride-parade/

Photos from 'No Kings, but Yaaas Queen!' dual protest and Pride parade

Boston's "No Kings" demonstration coincided with the city's annual Pride parade and festival.

Boston.com

my favorite sign so far

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