Not a performance for the easily offended, the fabulous foursome of Fresh Fruit Productions takes real-life circumstance, pairs it with a heaping spoonful of sass and delivers it spoiled rotten. __ In it’s 12th year on the intimate stage of … Continue reading
You all know that I love hanging out with older women (and yes, it’s all relative, I know). The other night I ran into an old high school friend of mine who had recently dated someone 13 years her senior … Continue reading
As most of us heard this was Boston’s 40th Pride week. I’m sure a lot has changed over the years and yesterday I had the opportunity to learn just how much.
As Tremont Street was still cleaning up the rainbow paraphernalia from the sidewalks, I thought it would be great to go on a little walk coordinated by the United South End Settlements (USES).
The (USES) is an organization that works to bring Boston’s South End community together. They have a variety of programs to offer from community classes to youth camps, but they also do free community walks. Harriet Finkelstein is a USES board member and asked the CEO if she could implement a walk program a few years ago [...] Continue reading
We really like Fenway Health. A lot. And we also like DykeNight quite a bit. So we thought… why not giveaway some tickets to an amazing event that supports Fenway while we’re attending a DykeNight event? Yeah, we like that idea too.
So here’s the deal: Ashley will be attending the Maggie Cassella comedy show on May 20th at Club Cafe and will be giving away 2 tickets to the Fenway Health’s 2nd Annual Women’s Party Cruise that sets sail on Saturday, May 29th from Provincetown… Continue reading
Come to Club Cafe and connect with the Boston area’s transgender, transexual, gender queer, gender non-conforming, cross-dresser, SOFFAs, friends, and allies of anyone who crosses mainstream society’s notions of gender, for a T-Social. This social is free and open to the public and features light fare, door prizes and entertainment. Continue reading