Saturday was Boston's first Pride parade since 2019. The hiatus began with COVID-19 but extended through 2022 because the organization that used to run the event, Boston Pride, dissolved in 2021 ...

BOSTON -- Following three years of cancellations and the disbandment of The Boston Pride group, Boston's Pride celebrations will return in 2023 thanks to a new organization.

BOSTON (AP) — The biggest Pride parade in New England returns to Boston after a three-year hiatus Saturday, with a fresh focus on social justice and inclusion rather than corporate backing.

Armed with ads on Grindr and about 10,000 free condoms, Boston health officials are helping the city’s LGBTQ+ community get ready for this weekend’s Pride celebrations with a new public health ...

Pride Month’s signature parade and festival will be held June 10 on Boston Common and at City Hall Plaza, according to the newly formed Boston Pride For The People.

Boston's last Pride parade was held in 2019. The 2020 and 2021 Pride Parade and Festival, which were organized by Boston Pride, were canceled due to COVID-19 concerns.

Pride Month will be celebrated in the Boston Common and City Hall Plaza on June 10 to 11. This year, festivals, block parties and the hallmark parade will be arranged by Boston Pride for the People, a ...

BOSTON (WWLP) – Boston Pride For The People has announced a date for this year’s annual LGBTQ+ festival and pride parade. The Boston nonprofit organization announced that the event is set to ...

"Therefore, Boston Pride is dissolving," the board of directors statement continued. "There will be no further events or programming planned, and the board is taking steps to close down the ...

As Boston recognizes Pride month in June, there is a cautious eye on how companies and organizations display support for the celebrations. Katy Collins, interim director of Boston University’s ...

Boston Pride was hemorrhaging support as of late, losing approximately 80 percent of their volunteers, and Boston Pride Board President Linda DeMarco expressed that she was going to turn in her ...