One of Boston’s cheekier traditions, The No Pants Subway Ride, is happening today on the MBTA so don’t be surprised if you see a fair number of men and women commuting in their underwear this afternoon.
Want to join last minute? Check out the details here.
While it is no secret that Boston is an expensive city to live in as compared to most of the United States, Boston Magazine article “Boston Is Getting Really Expensive” highlights just how expensive.
Boston’s cost of living is 39.7% above the U.S. average, with groceries and healthcare running 26% above average, while median household income remains on par with the rest of the country. According to the article more than 1/3 of the city’s homeowners work 4 months or more each year just to pay for housing.
Boston’s condo costs range dramatically, depending on location. Hover over each neighborhood below to see costs per square foot in 2015.
—By Neighborhood X and Mary Catharine Witt
PROPRIETARY ANALYSIS OF CLOSED MARKET RATE TRANSACTIONS. ANALYSIS EXCLUDES AFFORDABLE AND RESTRICTED HOUSING UNITS AND FORECLOSURES.
The Boston Magazine article correctly pointed out that in the long run Boston will lose if more is not done to make the city more affordable. Our political, business and community leaders need to stop thinking small and learn to act more boldly. As Boston launches its major planning effort, a.k.a. “Imagine Boston 2030”, regional planning must drive the discussion.
Boston’s No Pants Subway Ride is Sunday, January 8th
What to do this week: January 2-8, 2017
Men’s Mary Monday Meal Meetup is a social group for gay men that takes place at 6:30PM on the first Monday of each month at Mary Chung Restaurant in Central Square on Monday, January 2 in Cambridge
Geek Trivia is guaranteed fun and has lots of prizes (trivia starts at 8PM) hosted every Tuesday at Club Cafe in Boston
Tuesday Night Trivia is at The Alley Cat every Tuesday starting at 8PM in Providence
Karaoke Night starts at 10PM every Tuesday at Jacques in Boston
Work off those pounds you gained during the holidays with the November Project
November Project: Stair workout at Harvard takes place at the Harvard Stadium from 6:30-7:30AM every Wednesday in Boston
Stump Trivia impress your friends with all the trivia you know from 5 – 10PM every Wednesday at Cathedral Station in Boston
Hand to God from The SpeakEasy Stage opens at The Calderwood Pavilion on Friday, January 6 and runs through February 4 in Boston
SoWa First Fridays allows you to peruse galleries and artist studios in the South End from 5 – 9PM on Friday, January 6 in Boston
The exact location will be announced on their website later this week
Guerrilla Queer Bar takes place at a location to be named later this week on Friday, January 6 in Boston
MFA First Friday is at the MFA from 6-9PM on Friday, January 6 in Boston
Queer Inclusive Climbing Klub (QuICK) Pizza night and climbing club at Brooklyn Boulders on Friday, January 6 in Somerville
dbar Karaoke starts at 10PM each and every Friday in Dorchester
The Coolidge at Midnight presents Surviving the Game Friday and Saturday, January 6 & 7 at The Coolidge at 11:59PM in Brookline
Mirabar’s first black light party of 2017 is this Friday
Black Light Party: Fearless in the Dark is hosted the first Friday of each month starting at 10PM on Friday, January 6 at Mirabar in Providence
Thurgood from the NewRep Theatre the one-man show and tribute to the enduring legacy of Thurgood Marshall, opens on Saturday January 7 and runs through February 5 in Watertown
Monthly Pub Night is hosted by the Meetup group, “Non-Scene” Gay Friends of Boston at 7PM at a place yet to be mentioned on Saturday, January 7 in TBD
Wild & Precious is the dramatic Arc of the Gay Civil Rights movement and the Arc of our shared American Culture told through one man’s story at Club Cafe starts at 2PM on Sunday, January 8 in Boston
Boston’s No Pants Subway Ride from 2-5 PM on Sunday, January 8 in and around Boston
Back 2 Basics Tea Dance never has a cover and always has great music from 70s 80s & 90s, starting at 5PM no cover every Sunday at Club Cafe in Boston
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On Christmas Eve The Economist published “Gay bars are under threat but not from the obvious attackers“. Although Boston is not mentioned, the transformation of our city’s traditional gay neighborhood, The South End, from a gritty cityscape into a trendy, upscale place young married couples and retirees are now choosing to live highlights one of the many challenges facing gay bars.
What constitutes a gay bar and what is the fate of these spaces remains to be seen. There have been times when I’ve been in “gay bars” that are so overrun by heterosexual couples and or packs of single women that I’m hard pressed to think of it as a ‘gay bar’. Club Cafe in Boston, The Boatslip Tea Dances in Provincetown and Mainestreet in Ogunquit are all good examples.
The Economist asserts that where there is growing acceptance of the LGBTQ community, bars are more likely to be mixed or the LGBTQ community may feel less of a need to be a patron at a designated “gay” bar. It also suggests that the advent of “dating” apps has added another challenge, but I think it is mostly what I think of as a gay diaspora that poses the most significant problem for gay bars. As cities lose traditional gay enclaves, all sorts of businesses that cater to the LGBTQ community suffer. An early casualty to this was the gay bookstore followed by sex shops and gay gyms.
In my opinion bars have held out longer because even after many gay men move away from a traditional ‘gay neighborhood’ they return at night for dinner or drinks. However, I think the impact of losing a gay neighborhood means the long term prospects for many gay bars is grim. I don’t necessarily think Boston will lose all its gay bars but the density and numbers of gay bars has been severely cut over the past two decades since the South End migration started.
Mark your calendars for Boston’s 10th annual No Pants Subway Ride on Sunday, January 8th. Details for participating and the inevitable “No Pants After Party” will be posted on the event page and will also appear in the Boston SOS email newsletter, which you can subscribe to here.
Boston’s No Pants Subway Ride Facebook Page
If you are still unsure of what this is all about check out my video of all the fun from Boston’s 2012 No Pants Subway Ride, which I posted on YouTube.
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Boston
First Night Boston celebrations will be centered in Copley Square and Back Bay and run through the day on Saturday, December 31 in Boston
New Queer’s Eve is The Welcoming Committee’s NYE Party and it starts at 10PM at Central Wharf on Saturday, December 31 in Boston
For the Record with The Timberfakes concert doors open at 8PM at the Middle East on Saturday, December 31 in Cambridge
Let The Music Lift You Up NYE Party has no cover if you arrive before 10PM at Club Cafe in Boston
CONTROVERSY NYE party is at Machine starting at 10PM in Boston
SAGA Saturdays this week will be HUGE when the doors open on Saturday, December 31 at 10PM at Paradise in Cambridge
Q. NYE Party has DJ Matheca at The Alley Bar starting at 9PM in Boston
Jacques Cabaret NYE Bash with Kris Knievel and Juju Bee and many more is on Saturday, December 31 in Boston
New Year’s Day Brunch is being served at Club Cafe starting at 11AM with cabaret entertainment starting at 12PM on Sunday, January 1 in Boston
For more information about events in Boston visit firstnightboston.org.
Ogunquit & Provincetown
Piano Bar Party sing along at the Front Porch with Michelle Currie and Robert Dionne starting at 5PM on Saturday, December 31 in Ogunquit
The Great Gay Gatsby NYE Party starts at 8PM at Mainestreet Bar on Saturday, December 31 in Ogunquit
The Rat Pack is Back Cabaret runs from Thursday – Sunday at The Provincetown Theater in Provincetown
The Canteen Holiday Pop Up Market will take place Friday – Sunday from 11AM – 8PM in Provincetown
The Sound of Music Sing Along with the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence will take place at Provincetown Town Hall on Friday, December 30 in Provincetown
Thirsty Burlington’s Christmas Special starts at 8:30PM on Friday, December 30 at the Crown & Anchor in Provincetown
Anticipation is on Friday, December 30 at the A House in Provincetown
First Light Drag Bingo is from 2PM-4PM at The Crown & Anchor on Saturday, December 31 in Provincetown
Club Purgatory NYE Party has no cover and dancing all night with DJ Dave doors open at 9PM downstairs at the Gifford House in Provincetown
Celebration is the name of the NYE party at A House in Provincetown
Resolution NYE Party starts at 9PM at The Crown & Anchor’s Paramount in Provincetown
2017 Polar Bear Plunge is at Johnson Street Beach at 12PM on Sunday, January 1 in Provincetown
For more information about events in Ptown visit ptown.org/firstlight
Providence
NYE at EGO is hosting a huge party starting at 10PM at EGO in Providence
Glitter & Glam is the New Year’s Eve party at the Dark Lady in Providence
5th Annual NYE Leather Ball adds a bit of kink to your NYE celebrations on Saturday, December 31 at The Eagle in Providence
Mirabar NYE Party will be playing EDM, House and Top 40 all night to celebrate the New Year on Saturday, December 31 in Providenc
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SAGA Saturday’s December 24th party has no cover at Paradise in Cambridge
What to do this week: December 19 – 25th
Art of the Cocktail: Bourbon Learn more about this cozy drink and make your winter a little bit brighter on Monday, December 19 at BCA in Boston
Geek Trivia is guaranteed fun and has lots of prizes (trivia starts at 8pm) hosted every Tuesday at Club Cafe in Boston
3rd Annual Winter Solstice Party is at Ester and starts at 6:30PM on Tuesday, December 20 in Dorchester
dbar’s weekly Showtune Tuesday hosts an ugly sweater contest this week
Showtunes Holiday Spectacular hosted by VJ Ryan Grow starts at 9PM this Tuesday at dbar in Dorchester
Stump Trivia lets you impress your friends with all the trivia you know from 5PM – 10PM every Wednesday at Cathedral Station in Boston
Feast of the 7 Fishes Holiday Feast takes place a few days earlier at Mac’s Ptown Fish House on Wednesday, December 21 in Provincetown
Karaoke Kween is a lot of fun and if you’re good you may nab the $75 cash prize at the end of the night – hosted every Wednesday at Club Cafe in Boston
Institute of Contemporary Art Boston is free after 4pm every Thursday
ICA Boston every Thursday from 4PM – 9PM admission is free in Boston
Wicked Shorts: A Very Scary Christmas free screening from 8:30-11:00 PM at CinemaSalem on Thursday, December 22 in Salem
The Coolidge After Midnite Presents: Jack Frost the movie starts at 11:59PM on Friday, December 23 at the Coolidge Corner Theater in Brookline
Mainestreet Karaoke party starts at 9PM every Friday in Ogunquit
DJ Victor Calderone comes to Bijou Boston on December 23rd
Bijou Fridays with DJ Victor Calderone opens at 10:00PM and takes place at Bijou in the Theater District on Friday, December 23 in Boston
Fascination Friday is a Gear/ Fetish/ Kink event at Jacques Cabaret that takes place the 2nd Monday and 4th Friday of the month in Boston
SAGA Christmas Eve Party has no cover this week – doors open at 10PM on Saturday, December 24 at Paradise in Cambridge
Christmas Eve Party is at The Dark Lady and starts at 10PM on Saturday, December 24 in Providence
Back 2 Basics Tea Dance never has a cover and always has great music from 70s 80s & 90s, starting at 5PM no cover every Sunday at Club Cafe in Boston
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Self Portrait 1980 – Source: clampart.com
Mark Morrisroe (January 10, 1959 – July 24, 1989) was an American performance artist and photographer who was born to a drug-addicted mother in Malden, MA. Due to his unhappy home life (he happened to also be a tenant of Albert DeSalvo, who would become known as the infamous “Boston Strangler”) he moved out at the age of 15 and began hustling to make ends meet.
Despite his hardships, he became known for his performances and photographs, which contributed to the development of the punk scene in Boston in the 1970s and the art world boom of the mid to late 1980s in New York City.
I had never heard about Mark until I learned that there would be an exhibit featuring some of his photos called Mark Morrisroe: Works from 1982 – 85, showing at Alexander & Bonin in NYC through December 22nd. Should you find yourself in NYC and like to see more of this remarkable man’s work, check out the exhibit before it closes next week.
Fascination Monday is Boston’s Gear/ Fetish/ Kink event at Jacques Cabaret
What to do this week: December 12 – 18th
5th Annual Sister Santa Bingo is hosted by the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence on Monday, December 12 starting at 7PM at Club Cafe in Boston
Boston Gay Men’s Book Club has a double-feature this month discussing Crime at Christmas by Kitchin and Holidays on Ice by Sedaris at the Trident Bookseller & Cafe on Monday, December 12 in Boston
Fascination Monday is a Gear/ Fetish/ Kink event at Jacques Cabaret that takes place the 2nd Monday and 4th Friday of the month in Boston
Geek Trivia is guaranteed fun and has lots of prizes (trivia starts at 8PM) hosted every Tuesday at Club Cafe in Boston
Show Tune Tuesday is hosted every Tuesday at dbar in Dorchester
Tuesday Night Trivia is at The Alley Cat every Tuesday starting at 8PM in Providence
Karaoke Night starts at 10PM every Tuesday at Jacques in Boston
Opus Affair monthly cocktail social is always fun and this month it will take place at Stoddards near DTX on Wednesday, December 14 in Boston
Thump Thursdaes! takes place every Thursday at Peggy O’Neil’s Pub in Dorchester
Golden Girls Live – ‘LOST’ Christmas Episode takes place at Club Cafe Thursday through Sunday in Boston
Queer Inclusive Climbing Klub (QuICK) Pizza night and climbing club at Brooklyn Boulders on Friday, December 16 in Somerville
DotOUT Holiday Party to Benefit Boys & Girls Club of Dorchester starts at 8PM on Friday, December 16 at the Harp + Bard in Dorchester
Paul Oakenfold will be at Royale on Friday, December 16 in Boston
Boyfriends is the monthly no-attitude gay dance party at the Milky Way Lounge on Friday, December 16 in Jamaica Plain
The Coolidge at Midnight: Rare Exports – A Christmas Tale starts at 11:59PM Friday, December 16 at The Coolidge in Brookline
A John Waters Christmas brings his one man show to Boston at Berklee Performance Center Saturday, December 17 in Boston
Dont Ask Dont Tell is a monthly LGBTQ party and performance that welcomes everyone on Saturday, December 17 at Great Scott in Allston
The Judy Garland Christmas Special is every Saturday night at 8PM at Club Cafe in Boston
Saga Saturdays is Boston’s newest gay night featuring some of the best DJs and plenty of great dancing at Paradise Saturday, December 17 in Cambridge
Ego Saturdays with DJ Richie LaDue from 10PM – 3AM in Providence
Back 2 Basics Tea Dance never has a cover and always has great music from 70s 80s & 90s, starting at 5PM no cover every Sunday at Club Cafe in Boston
Karaoke Sundays is hosted each week starting at 9PM at Mainestreet every Sunday in Ogunquit
Send me information about your upcoming programs and events in my blog’s comment section or message me the details on Facebook.
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Recently San Francisco made news by passing a resolution, indicating they intend to remain a sanctuary city. I’m proud that Boston’s Mayor as well as mayors from several surrounding cities including Cambridge and Somerville have also repeated that they will remain a sanctuary city even if it means losing federal funding which could happen, considering President-elect Trump has pledged to move against sanctuary cities financially, saying,“We will cancel all federal funding to sanctuary cities.”
It is hard to tell what will happen, but I support Mayor Walsh on this issue. Donald Trump may have won the presidential election but he lost in a landslide here and his values are not my state’s values. I’d rather Boston work with mayors from other cities like San Francisco and New York City than compromise on this.
Related Stories in the news:
San Francisco Board of Supervisors Statement on remaining a Sanctuary City
NYC Mayor de Blasio pledge to protect undocumented workers
Washington Post Article: Despite Trump’s threat to cut federal funding, mayors pledge to protect undocumented immigrants
Last month I wrote about the Iranian artist, Mehdi Ghadyanloo, who was asked to paint a mural in Boston’s Dewey Square. The artist has made a name for himself painting large trompe-l’oeils in his homeland and the mural that the public was able to watch him create which spans an impressive 76′ x 70′ is a beautiful addition to the Rose Kennedy Greenway.
Called, Spaces of Hope, the mural does not disappoint and is a welcome addition following what I thought was an uninspiring mural it replaced. You can read more about the artist and his first piece of public art here in the US by visiting the Rose Kennedy Greenway website here.
Below I’ve posted the murals in chronological order that have previously graced this facade in Dewey Square.
I’m proud that this Iranian artist was commissioned and given this space to share his work. Good art like Ghadyanloo can help foster dialog and breakdown stereotypes; something I think our country needs to do more of if we are going to come together as one nation.
As a response to a disturbing number of hate crimes that have been reported around the country since the results of the Presidential election, our community is coming together today from 11AM – 12PM to speak out against hate. The event will feature Attorney General Maura Healey, Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh, Treasurer Deborah B. Goldberg, Boston City Councilor Josh Zakim
The purpose of the event is to send a message that irrespective of politics or who you supported in the election this kind of behavior is not acceptable and does not represent who we are as a city, state, or country. 
I realize this may be difficult for you to attend, but for more information you can contact Norman Abbott at nabbott@adl.org or (617) 406-6382.
Provincetown presents Mr. New England Leather Weekend
What to do this week: November 14-20th
Boston Gay Men’s Book Club meets to discuss Salón de Belleza at 7PM at Trident Booksellers & Cafe on Monday, November 14 in Boston
Pie in the Sky Bingo with the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence helps raise money for Community Servings at Club Cafe on Monday, November 14 in Boston
Fascination Monday is a gear / kink / fetish party hosted the second Monday at Jacques in Boston
Geek Trivia is guaranteed fun and has lots of prizes (trivia starts at 8PM) hosted every Tuesday at Club Cafe in Boston
BAGLY’s Annual Harvest Homecoming is from 7-9PM at Club Cafe on Tuesday, November 15 in Boston
Show Tune Tuesdays takes place every Tuesday at dbar in Dorchester
Karaoke Night starts at 10PM every Tuesday at Jacques in Boston
Tuesday Night Trivia is at The Alley Cat every Tuesday starting at 8PM in Providence
November Project: Stair workout at Harvard takes place at the Harvard Stadium from 6:30-7:30AM every Wednesday in Boston
Boston Ironsides Lip Sync Competition starts at 7PM on Wednesday, November 16 at Club Cafe in Boston
Stump Trivia impress your friends with all the trivia you know from 5 – 10PM every Wednesday at Cathedral Station in Boston
Charity Bachelor Auction raises money for the Harbor to the Bay charity on Thursday, November 17 at Club Cafe in Boston
The Men’s Event Kickoff Party starts at 6PM on Thursday, November 17 at Circle Furniture in Boston
THUMP Thursdaes is every Thursday at Peggy O’Neil’s Pub in Dorchester
Turn Up The Heat 2017 Boston Firefighter Calendar Launch Party starts at 8PM on Thursday, November 17 at Royale in Boston
Mr. New England Leather Weekend starts on Friday, November 18 and runs through the weekend in Provincetown
Queer Inclusive Climbing Klub (QuICK) meets at 6PM at Brooklyn Boulders every Friday in Somerville
Andy Cohen is at the Back Bay Events Center whoring discussing his latest book starting at 7PM on Friday, November 18 in Boston
After Midnight Movie Series Presents: Flash Gordon this week at The Coolidge starting at 11:59PM on Friday, November 18 in Brookline
Controversy is the weekly gay hip hop dancehall party that starts at 10PM at Machine every Saturday in Boston
Magnum Saturdays focuses on your favorite music from the early 2000s this week at dbar on Saturday, November 19 in Dorchester
Saga Saturdays is Boston’s newest gay night featuring some of the best DJs and plenty of great dancing at Paradise in Cambridge
Becoming Judy – A Coming Out Cabaret Show is at 8PM at Club Cafe on Saturday November 19 in Boston
Queen Mother’s Ball: Coronation XIII presents a royal “Whodunnit” at their charity ball at the Courtyard Marriott on Saturday, November 19 in Boston
Ego Saturdays with DJ Richie LaDue from 10PM – 3AM in Providence
Back 2 Basics Tea Dance never has a cover and always has great music from 70s 80s & 90s, starting at 5PM no cover every Sunday at Club Cafe in Boston
David Sedaris comes to Symphony Hall at 7PM on Sunday, November 20 in Boston
Safe in Sound Sundays is a new EDM night from 9PM – 1AM at the Dark Lady in Providence
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Epic SAGA is Boston’s NEW weekly gay dance night at Paradise Cambridge
What to do this week: November 7th – 13th
Geek Trivia is guaranteed fun and has lots of prizes (trivia starts at 8PM) hosted every Tuesday at Club Cafe in Boston
Show Tune Tuesday is hosted every Tuesday at dbar in Dorchester
Tuesday Night Trivia is at The Alley Cat every Tuesday starting at 8PM in Providence
Show Tune Tuesdays takes place every Tuesday at dbar in Dorchester
Karaoke Night starts at 10PM every Tuesday at Jacques in Boston
November Project: Stair workout at Harvard takes place at the Harvard Stadium from 6:30-7:30AM every Wednesday in Boston
Pet Shop Boys are performing at The Orpheum starting at 7:30 in Boston
Stump Trivia impress your friends with all the trivia you know from 5 – 10PM every Wednesday at Cathedral Station in Boston
Thump Thursdaes! takes place every Thursday at Peggy O’Neil’s Pub in Dorchester
Queer Inclusive Climbing Klub (QuICK) Pizza night and climbing club at Brooklyn Boulders on Friday, October 14 in Somerville
Twerk Fridays at is an 18+ night at Ego in Providence
FUZZ Boston is a monthly gay dance party at The Alley Bar in DTX starting at 10PM on Friday, November 11 in Boston
The Coolidge at Midnight: Batman shows the Michael Keaton / Jack Nicholson cult favorite starting at 11:59PM Friday, November 11 in Brookline
Controversy is the weekly gay hip hop dancehall party that starts at 10PM at Machine every Saturday in Boston
Magnum Saturdays focuses on your favorite music from the 1990s this week at dbar on Saturday, November 12 in Dorchester
Saga Saturdays is Boston’s newest gay night featuring some of the best DJs and plenty of great dancing at Paradise in Cambridge
Becoming Judy – A Coming Out Cabaret Show is at 8PM at Club Cafe every Saturday in Boston
Military Party at Mainestreet so dress in your military attire and come to dance from 9PM – 1AM on Saturday, November 12 in Ogunquit
Ego Saturdays with DJ Richie LaDue from 10PM – 3AM in Providence
Back 2 Basics Tea Dance never has a cover and always has great music from 70s 80s & 90s, starting at 5PM no cover every Sunday at Club Cafe in Boston
Safe in Sound Sundays is a new EDM night from 9PM – 1AM at the Dark Lady in Providence
Send me information about your upcoming programs and events in my blog’s comment section or message me the details on Facebook.
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What to do this week: October 31st – November 6th
Townie Halloween is at The Crown & Anchor on Monday, October 31 in Provincetown
Poe: Tales of Fear and Suspense is Clay Hill Farm’s seasonal theatrical dinner experience with shows on Monday, October 31 in Ogunquit
Halloween with Sharon Needles & Laila McQueen at Royale Night Club on Halloween night, October 31 in Boston
Geek Trivia is guaranteed fun and has lots of prizes (trivia starts at 8PM) hosted every Tuesday at Club Cafe in Boston
Show Tune Tuesday is hosted every Tuesday at dbar in Dorchester
Tuesday Night Trivia is at The Alley Cat every Tuesday starting at 8PM in Providence
Karaoke Night starts at 10PM every Tuesday at Jacques in Boston
November Project: Stair workout at Harvard takes place at the Harvard Stadium from 6:30-7:30AM every Wednesday in Boston
FLAG Football Trivia Night starts at 7:45PM at Cathedral Station on Wednesday, November 2 in Boston
Thump Thursdaes! takes place every Thursday at Peggy O’Neil’s Pub in Dorchester
SoWa First Fridays allows you to peruse galleries and artist studios in the South End from 5 – 9PM on Friday, November 4 in Boston
Guerrilla Queer Bar takes place at a location to be named later this week on Friday, November 4 in Boston
Queer Inclusive Climbing Klub (QuICK) Pizza night and climbing club at Brooklyn Boulders on Friday, November 4 in Somerville
Swamp Thing: Movies at Midnight shows at The Coolidge starting at 11:59PM on Friday, November 4 in Brookline
Roast The Emperor is a fundraiser for Harbor to the Bay hosted by the Imperial Court at Club Cafe 6-9PM on Saturday, November 5 in Boston
Underbear monthly gay dance party at The Alley in DTX starts at 10PM on Saturday, November 5 in Boston
Howard the Duck: Movies at Midnight shows at The Coolidge starting at 11:59PM on Saturday, November 5 in Brookline
DotOUT’s Harvest Mixer is at Ashmont Grill is from 3-7PM on Sunday, November 6 in Dorchester
Back 2 Basics Tea Dance never has a cover and always has great music from 70s 80s & 90s, starting at 5PM no cover every Sunday at Club Cafe in Boston
Verna Turbulence’s Birthday Show doors open early at 6:30PM at Jacques Cabaret on Sunday, November 6 in Boston
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