Protests against President Donald Trump and his administration are planned nationwide Saturday, but in Boston, organizers say the “No Kings” demonstration will look a little different, since the day ...

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 ...

As President Donald Trump holds a military parade in Washington, D.C. today to mark the Army’s 250th anniversary and his 79th birthday, Boston is holding a very different kind of celebration.

Boston pride parade to return after three year hiatus 00:17. BOSTON -- Following three years of cancellations and the disbandment of The Boston Pride group, Boston's Pride celebrations will return ...

This year's parade and festival will take place on Jun. 10, on Boston Common and at City Hall Plaza. It will be led by a new organization, Boston Pride For The People. "The last time we came ...

More than a parade, the first official Boston Pride event was a protest. In 1971, 200 activists demanding visibility and reform protested at police headquarters, the State House, and St. Paul’s ...

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’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.

The Boston Pride parade is coming back to Boston on June 10 to 11, in the Boston Common and City Hall Plaza. COURTESY OF WIKIMEDIA. Boston’s Pride parade is coming back this June after a three-year ...

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Boston Pride parade awash in positivity While some parade-goers alluded to concerns around threats to LGBTQ+ rights, attendees said they were having a great day and were, most of all, proud.