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Pride Night at Fenway Park June 6th
Now that this photo of former Red Sox player, Gabe Kapler, has got your attention, I wanted to let you know that this year Boston Pride has secured a block of Red Sox tickets for Thursday, June 6th during Boston Pride Week.
This is a unique opportunity to watch a game at Fenway with a few hundred other LGBT Sox fans. Grab tickets while they last and come down to cheer on the Red Sox who will be playing the Texas Rangers.
Tickets cost $30 and following the game everyone is invited over to Ramrod/ Machine to enjoy some post-game food (free) and cold cocktails. To purchase individual or group tickets for you and friends; details here.
Concierge BosGuy
With the Memorial Day weekend now within sight, the summer travel season will begin in earnest.
Cape Cod, the islands and all of the New England coastline will be open for business as tens of thousands of Gay and Lesbian travelers come to get married and or visit places like Provincetown and Ogunquit.
If you have questions about organizing a trip to a location here in New England or if you will be spending a night or two in Boston and have questions about logistics, places to stay, eat, stuff to do, etc… feel free to reach out and I’ll do my best to provide you with a local’s perspective.
Good thing he is cute
Boston Sculpture Gallery exhibit
Boston Sculptures Gallery has launched their first outdoor art exhibit called, Convergence, at the Christian Science Plaza. Although the exhibit formerly opens today, some sculptures have been on display for several weeks. This free exhibit open to the public will run through the end of October.
For more information visit the exhibit’s blog, convergenceexhibit.blogspot.com.
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Flashback Friday
Happy Anniversary Massachusetts
Nine years ago today Massachusetts became the first state in the United States to perform same sex marriage. At the time, the majority of the country made a pariah out of “liberal Massachusetts” saying our state was making a mockery of the institution of marriage.
Fast forward nine years later and Massachusetts continues to have one of the lowest divorce rates of any state in the US and the majority of Americans now support same sex marriage. Additionally, all six New England states now recognize and perform same sex marriage in addition to Washington, D.C. and five other states. Much work remains, but the progress is undeniable.
Happy Anniversary to all those couples who got married nine years ago.











