The Boston LGBT Film Festival is New England's longest-running LGBTQ+ film festival, presenting queer cinema from across the world each spring at venues in the Back Bay and South End. Since its founding in 1984, the festival has championed LGBTQ+ storytelling across every genre and tradition, with a strong commitment to emerging filmmakers and underrepresented voices within the broader queer cinema world.
The programme runs across two weeks in April and May, with screenings at the Brattle Theatre in Harvard Square, the Coolidge Corner Theatre in Brookline, and venues in the South End. Q&As with filmmakers and industry events complement the screenings, making the festival a social gathering point for Boston's LGBTQ+ arts community as much as a cinema programme.
The festival's spring timing — following the cold Boston winter and preceding the summer Pride season — makes it an important moment on the cultural calendar, providing LGBTQ+ community engagement through the shoulder season.
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Weekly queer karaoke night at Midway Café, Jamaica Plain.
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