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This weekend Boston hosts RuPaul’s Drag Race world tour , the Boston Book Festival and GLAD’s Spirit of Justice Awards ceremony. However, for those who are excited about Halloween, there are a ridiculous number of events in Boston, Provincetown and Ogunquit (of which I’ve listed a handful), including Spooky Bear Weekend in Provincetown, a Dirty, Sexy Disney Halloween bash in Ogunquit, an Epic Halloween Party, Don’t Ask Don’t Tell, a Spooky Glam Brunch and several Tea Dances so check out.

Spirit of Justice Awards Gala is GLAD’s annual fundraiser brings together nearly 1,000 supporters and this year will recognize former US A.G. Eric Holder who served under the Obama Administration on Friday in Boston

Spooky Bear Weekend is a Halloween celebration that runs Friday through Sunday in Provincetown

Queer Inclusive Climbing Klub (QuICK) Pizza night and climbing club at Brooklyn Boulders in Somerville

Hairspray The Musical Movie is showing at The Crown & Anchor as part of Spooky Bear Weekend so come in costume and sing along, doors open at 7PM in Provincetown

OFFICIAL Salem Witches Halloween Ball takes place in the historic Hawthorne Hotel starting at 7:30PM in (where else?) Salem

FASCINATION Friday is a monthly gear/ fetish/ kink night at Jacques the 1st and 4th Friday of the month in Boston

FagBash Spooky Bear is at Club Purgatory, starting at 9PM on Friday in Provincetown

RuPaul’s Drag Race World Tour pulls into Boston , starting Friday with performances at The Wilbur in Boston

Karaoke: Scream Queens edition is at dbar starting at 10PM on Friday in Dorchester

SoWa Open Market SoWa Open Market is now open every Saturday and Sunday from 10AM – 4PM through the end of October in Boston

Boston Book Festival takes place again this year, centered in Copley Square and the Boston Public Library 2017 has events all day in Boston

Spooky Bear Ironsides: Gay of Thrones fundraiser is a great pre-Tea party to check out at Harbor Lounge 12-3PM in Provincetown

Spooky Bear Tea Dance will be jammed with everyone showing off their costumes with the music starting at 4PM in Provincetown

Don’t Ask Don’t Tell: Diva Night with special guest DJ James Cerne Saturday night at Great Scott in Allston

So Hot Halloween dance party with DJ Stevie “Creepy” Psyclone is at Peggy O’Neill’s starting at 10PM in Dorchester

Dirty, Sexy Disney Halloween Bash is on Saturday night at Mainestreet in Ogunquit

Spooky Bear Costume and Dance Party is at the Paramount starting at 9PM in Provincetown

Epic at the House of Blues will be Boston’s largest, gay dance party with a $1,000 costume party hosted by Mizery on Saturday in Boston

Halloween Horror Marathon  takes place at the Coolidge Theater starting at 11:59PM and opens with Night of the Living Dead  followed by Zombie, which kicks off the 8-hour horror marathon on Saturday in Brookline

Spooky Glam Bingo is a twist on the Trophy Room’s monthly drag bingo brunch which runs from 1-4PM on Sunday in Boston

Foxy Reunion Tea Dance with DJ’s Nathanael Bluhm (BEGBICK) & James Cerne will have you dancing all evening long starting at  6PM  on Sunday at Club Cafe in Boston

Karaoke at the Alley is every Sunday starting at 8PM in Boston

Hot Mess Sundays at Candibar in the Theater District is every Sunday starting at 10PM in Boston

Send me information about your upcoming programs and events in my blog’s comment section or message me the details on Facebook.

I’m writing this post several weeks later than I would’ve expected but with the balmy temperatures this fall, the beach season in Boston definitely extended far beyond expectations.  I wanted to give a shout out to the mystery organizers who came up with the idea of Kiki Beach last year and have used social media to successfully reach out to Boston’s gay community to encourage them to takeover a small portion of Southie’s beachfront property each weekend.

I know some longtime Southie residents complained to the city this summer about a “new element” on M Street Beach (it resulted in more policing along this section of Southie’s beaches), but for Boston’s gay community, Kiki Beach has been a welcome addition. With the sale of the Manhunt Mansion and the demise of Ra-Cha-Cha in Randolph, Kiki appeared on the scene at exactly the right time, and I look forward to the 2018 Kiki Beach season. Below are some fun photos from this summer at Kiki Beach. If you have not yet come down to M Street Beach in Southie, put it on your to do list for next summer. It’s a blast. Just listen for the dance music that will be playing and men standing in Speedos gabbing.