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Last year at this time I shared a post featuring different LGBT groups you can join as a way to get out and meet people. I wanted to share the links again to encourage anyone looking to meet people or simply get out of the house.
Boston Gay Men’s Chorus is one of New England’s largest and most successful community-based choruses. Auditions are Sunday, September 11th.
Boston Gay Men’s Books Club is monthly book club on MeetUp featuring literature by and about gay men. This month’s book is Insignificant Others by Stephen McCauley. They will meet on Monday, September 19 at 7PM at Trident Booksellers on Newbury Street in Back Bay.
Dignity Boston is a progressive, inclusive community of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender Catholics and their allies. All are invited for liturgy and social every Sunday at 5:00 PM, St. Stephen’s at 419 Shawmut Avenue, Boston.
Fellows by TWC is a group of 30+ singles who meet the third Wednesday of each month for cocktails and conversation (next meeting is Sept. 21 – register to receive updates via email for their monthly socials).
Fenway Health has been working to make life healthier for the LGBT community for more than 40 years; the Fenway and AAC are always looking for volunteers.
Gay Beer Club is a Boston based organization that produces events and gatherings for members of the gay community.
Gay For Good mobilizes the LGBT community to interact with the greater community by volunteering their time with different monthly activities.
Gays for Patsy is a country western dancing club that holds events each month. Beginners are encouraged to join.
Keshet Boston is a grassroots organization working for the full inclusion of LGBT Jews in Jewish life, offering community events for LGBT Jews in Greater Boston.
New England Gay Men Camping is a social outdoor adventure group for gay men. They will be camping at Harold Parker State Forest in Andover, MA Friday, September 16.
Opus Affair is probably best known for their monthly cocktail party hosted at local restaurants to raise money for local arts organizations. Next cocktail party is Monday, September 19th (at a personal favorite spot) SRV in the South End.
The Welcoming Committee is a young, social group who organize activities to broadening the spectrum of gay life here in Boston and beyond.
Apologies if I have overlooked any area gay organizations in the area. Feel free to add information for any such group in the comments section of my blog.
Today’s vocabulary word is actually an acronym, VPL.
VPL (ˈvpl/noun)
Definition: Acronym used by gay men, which means visible penis line.
Example: I could distinctly see a VPL on that guy’s package.
I like to think of my blog as an important, educational site that can help you expand your vocabulary. Today’s vocabulary word is Smooth
Smooth (/smo͞oT͟H/adjective)
Definition: Indicates a gay man who is hairless or shaves his body hair..
Example: You never see smooth guys in Ptown during bear week.
If you want to improve your understanding, drink coffee; it is the intelligent beverage. – Sydney Smith
I like to think of my blog as an important, educational site that can help you expand your vocabulary. Today’s vocabulary word is Cut.
Cut (/kət/noun)
Definition: A man who is circumcised.
Example: Using the term ‘cut’ provides a more accurate description of what many Americans do to male genitalia than the more clinical term ‘circumcised’.
I love Meetup.com, it is a great way to help people connect in a city like Boston where it can be hard to meet people with similar interests. Although I am most definitely not a camper, Meetup.com had suggested this Gay Men’s group and I thought I’d share for all of you who like to commune with nature.
The group has a camping trip scheduled for later this month in Wompatuck State Park in Hingham, MA on Friday, August 26th. If you cannot make that date, be sure to like the group (see the link below) to get updates on future trips.
The group is described as “New England Gay Men Camping is a social outdoor adventure group for gay men only. For all active gay male singles, couples and friends who appreciate nature, love hiking, enjoy backpacking, have a passion for exploring and can do without wi-fi and a blow dryer for a weekend. In some cases, no electricity or water. Can you handle it?”
While I don’t need a blow dryer, the idea of no electricity makes me queasy but I’m betting there are a few of you who may like this and want to check it out.
Loving this Instagram clip from M Street Beach this past weekend. I couldn’t seem to post the video successfully so you can link here to see it.
In case you missed it, each Saturday a lot of guys are spending their Saturdays near the midpoint of M Street Beach. Between the throngs of bros and the women they are vainly trying to impress is a sea of gays that is most easily found by following the disco music.
Sound like fun? Read more about Saturdays at M Street Beach, Boston.
So Hot Saturday heats up with a Pokemon Go Party is happening in Dorchester at Peggy O’Neil’s at 1312 Dorchester Ave in the Savin Hill gayborhood. For more information check out their Facebook event page here.
With Provincetown, Ogunquit, Newport and the islands it is easy to forget about Vermont as a gay-friendly summer destination where you and someone special or a group of friends can get away and forget about life for a few days.
Gay travelers have been heading to Southern Vermont’s swimming holes at Rock River to enjoy the natural beauty and serenity that comes from spending time in the Green Mountain State. While there are several gay friendly B&Bs in the area Frog Meadow Country B&B owned by Dave & Scott looks like it might be a fun place to base a trip if you are not into camping.
Sergio and I have put this destination on our list of places to check out since neither of us have visited before. Have you visited Rock River or Frog Meadow B&B? Please share any tips in the comments section.