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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.
Gawjus peepers
Dating tip
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.
Max Emerson presents NYC
Mayor Menino named Boston Pride Grand Marshal
Outgoing five term mayor of Boston, Thomas Menino was named the 2013 Grand Marshal for Boston’s Pride Parade scheduled for early next month.
Out and proud NBA player, Jason Collins, also announced he will be marching in Boston’s Pride Parade with his friend and former college roommate, United States Congressman Joe Kennedy.
Gardner After Hours tonight
The third Thursday of each month the Isabella Gardner Museum hosts their After Hours series that allows you to experience the Gardner Museum’s new wing, soak up the atmosphere, enjoy live music, and cocktails.
Courtyard Bar featuring Bellini | 5:30 pm-9 pm
Rumor has it that when Giuseppe Cipriani invented this cocktail, the color reminded him of a pink toga in a painting by 15th century Venetian artist Giovanni Bellini. We’ll drink to that!
Gallery Game: Italia! | 6 pm-8:30 pm
Try your hand at a lighthearted gallery game – focused on some of the exquisite Italian works in the collection.
Gardner After Hours costs $15 ($5 if you are a student). For more information about tonight’s After Hours or to purchase tickets link here.










