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Bella Luna & The Milky Way offer a diverse array of music programming in Boston. Our programming is inclusive, fun, purposeful with a welcoming party atmosphere. We offer dance nights and live music everything from GLBTQ friendly dance nights, reggae, soca, dancehall, afrobeat, hip-hop, indie rock, latin, folk and more!
Who’s performed here: Ed OG, Kumani Marley, Dead Prez, Anthony B, Eli “Paper Boy” Reed, Le Tigre, Dennis Brennan and more!
All shows Thu-Sat after 9PM are 21+.
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Generation Q Premiere Party
December 8, 2019 @ 8:00 pm
The L Word: Generation Q Watch Party hosted by Lez Hang Out and The Queer Creative
Sponsored by Wicked Queer: Boston’s LGBT Film Festival
The L Word will soon come back to Showtime, and we want to celebrated it with a viewing party for its premiere on December 8th! Make sure to grab your tickets as soon as possible! We have limited space and expect this event to sell out very quickly!
The revival will reunite original cast members Jennifer Beals, who plays Bette Porter, Leisha Hailey, who plays Alice Pieszecki, and Katherine Moennig, who plays Shane McCutcheon, and will add new cast members.
8pm – Live L Word Themed Music with Ellie Brigida
9pm – Trivia with Lez Hang Out with the chance to win Wicked Queer Film Festival Prizes
10pm – Generation Q Premiere
We will also have raffled off prize baskets including a free pair of prescription eyeglasses from Dr. Laura Martin at Cleary Square Eyecare and a gift basket from Rectify Barbershop & Beauty Alcove! We know you can’t pass up the opportunity for new glasses and a new haircut from queer owned businesses!
If you’re a queer owned business or an ally to our community who would like to donate a gift basket for our raffle, e-mail us at events@lezhangoutpod.com.
Portion of the proceeds raised will be donated to Wicked Queer, The Boston LGBT Film Festival (formerly “the Boston LGBT Film Festival) was founded in 1984 by film programmer George Mansour. The Festival has been hosted by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston since 1992 and, as of 2012, is presented across the greater Boston Area. The festival screens films at the Institute of Contemporary Art, The Bright Family Screening Room at the Paramount Theatre, The Brattle Theatre in Harvard Square, and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
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