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BAGLY (Boston Alliance of LGBTQ+ Youth)

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Address
28 Court Square, Boston, MA 02108
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Phone
+1 617-227-4313
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Website
www.bagly.org

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About this place BAGLY (Boston Alliance of LGBTQ+ Youth)

BAGLY, the Boston Alliance of LGBTQ+ Youth, is a youth-led, adult-supported organisation for LGBTQ+ young people, founded in 1980. Its community centre is at 28 Court Square in downtown Boston, near Government Center. BAGLY runs drop-in social programmes, peer support, health and wellness work and youth leadership groups, and it's a starting point for young people new to the city. Programmes are for young people, not tourists, so check bagly.org for ages and the current schedule before going.

Opening Hours

Closed
Monday Closed
Tuesday 14:00-18:00
Wednesday 14:00-20:00
Thursday 14:00-19:00
Friday 14:00-18:00
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Gay Gay-friendly (straight venue) LGBTQ+ Safe space Community space

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4.7
★★★★★
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Valkyrie Patterson
Valkyrie Patterson May 2026
★★★★★

I go here all the time. They give you so many resources and support. You can even just hang out without problems.

albeiro quiroz ospina
albeiro quiroz ospina Oct 2025
★★★★★
Bailey E. Kelly
Bailey E. Kelly Apr 2025
★★★★★
sebastiian a
sebastiian a Mar 2025
★★★★★

I went to Bagly for some activities, but honestly, it was a disappointment. I spent more time on the road than enjoying the event, and when I finally arrived, I found what should be an inclusive space, but actually feels exclusionary. The worst thing is the staff's attitude: instead of building community, it seems like some believe that being trans or part of the community gives them the right to look down on us. But here we're all part of the same thing; no one is more or less. Most of the perks, like food and gifts, are for the staff, while the rest of us are just there for show. Isn't this supposed to be for everyone? It's sad to see how a space that should unite us becomes a circle of egos. I left with a bad memory, not for the community itself, but for those who use it to feel superior within it. If they're going to organize an event, at least do it well. Let the activities last long enough and stop treating people as if they're doing us a favor by letting us be there. Because in the end, without the community, they're nothing.

Milo Boo
Milo Boo Jan 2025
★★★★★

Great place!! I met a really sweet and cute girl who works there and everyone was so welcoming to me :) They are all amazing people (especially the girl i met who is now my girlfriend)

Rashida Govan
Rashida Govan Jun 2024
★★★★★

BAGLY is a beautiful and intentional space of care and belonging

Rafael Rivera
Rafael Rivera Apr 2024
★★★★★

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Last updated on 9 November 2026

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