Historical Fiction Writing Workshop: Queer Travel Guides
Handle real archival queer New England travel guides from the 1970s–2000s and write your way into local LGBTQ+ history with Jessica Taylor!
LGBTQ+ History Walking Tours: Boston Common
In honor of MA250, join us for free LGBTQ+ walking tours of the Boston Common this summer!
Reading Between the Stones
A panel on interpreting Edmonia Lewis through an LGBTQ+ lens with Angela T. Tate, Arielle Gray, Giselle Byrd, and theo tyson
Museum Meet-Up: Edmonia Lewis at Peabody Essex Museum in Salem
Queering the Museum: An Edmonia Lewis LGBTQ+ History Teach-In
Author Talk with Jennifer DeVere Brody
“Moving Stones: About the Art of Edmonia Lewis”
An evening with scholar Jennifer DeVere Brody, in conversation with Arielle Gray, as she takes us inside the queer world of Edmonia Lewis!
Film Screening: The Watermelon Woman
Join Queer History Boston and the Museum of African American History for a screening of The Watermelon Woman (1996), Cheryl Dunye’s groundbreaking debut and a landmark of New Queer Cinema.
Smut Share: Getting Personal
An 18+ Valentine’s romp with QHB & Gerber/Hart exploring queer desire, personal ads, and the intimate, raunchy corners of LGBTQ+ history.
QHB’s Holiday Party
Join Queer History Boston for our annual holiday get-together at Club Cafe!
Boston Transgender Day of Remembrance 2025
Join Boston’s 26th Annual Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR) Vigil and Community Events taking place November 18th to 21st, honoring transgender lives past, present, and future.
Brewing Connections at The Pryde in Hyde Park
Intergenerational LGBTQ+ Café
Conversation. Community. Connection.
Gorey, After Dark
Step inside the eerie elegance of Edward Gorey’s world — after hours, after dark, and with a distinctly queer twist.
BLACK. Film Screening with Amir Dixon and Performance by the Ballroom Scene at the Carpenter Center
Join QHB for a performance by the Ballroom Scene, followed by a film screening of Black: Narratives in Boston Black Queer and Trans History, directed by Boston-based filmmaker, Amir Dixon.
Book Talk: Jyotsna Vaid and Amy Hoffman - The Dream of a Common Movement: Selected Writings of Urvashi Vaid
Join the editors of The Dream of a Common Movement: Selected Writings of Urvashi Vaid in conversation with Queer History Boston.