Boston Pride For The People

Pro-Palestinian protesters clashed with Boston police during Saturday’s Pride Parade, resulting in multiple arrests.

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Over 100 Pro-Palestinian protesters lining the parade route, shouting over the fanfare of Boston Pride. Dozens of them rushing in to block the parade at the corner of Saint James Avenue and Berkeley Street just before noon.

The 1.7-mile route takes a winding path starting from Clarendon Street, turning left on Tremont Street, then another left on Berkeley Street and a right on Boylston before taking Charles back toward the Boston Common. 

The parade was stopped during the clash between police and protesters.

The parade is on its way to an all-ages festival will be filled with entertainers, vendors and community organizations.

The 1.7-mile route takes a winding path starting from Clarendon Street, turning left on Tremont Street, then another left on Berkeley Street and a right on Boylston before taking Charles back toward the Boston Common. 

The 1.7-mile route takes a winding path starting from Clarendon Street, turning left on Tremont Street, then another left on Berkeley Street and a right on Boylston before taking Charles back toward the Boston Common.

A million people are expected to gather on the streets of Boston for Boston’s Pride for the People parade and festival on Saturday with events spanning from City Hall plaza to the South End and Boston Common. Pride flags lined Tremont St. in the South End Friday morning in anticipation of the parade, including a large flag that draped...

The events will span from City Hall Plaza to the South End and Boston Common.

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With pride month in full swing, executive director Grace Sterling Stowell and community health advocate Tia from the Boston Alliance of LGBTQ+ Youth dove deeper into the importance having a safe space for youth members of the LGBTQ+ community. ...

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The beginning of June means the beginning of Pride Month, and there are so many ways to get festive in the city of Boston. Derek Zagami hit us with some events coming up that will be sure to get you celebrating!...

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June is Pride Month in many communities worldwide, but this year, the celebrations come with a word of caution from federal authorities. The U.S. State Department is warning of the potential for terrorist attacks, demonstrations or violence against the LGBTQ+ community at Pride events, particularly overseas. “We have definitely heard about it,” said Gary Daffin, organizer of Boston Pride...

Pride events will draw a large crowd in Boston this year, but federal authorities are urging people to be vigilant.

Pride Month begins this week, and the Boston Pride for the People Parade and Festival is just over a week away. You can watch the parade live on Saturday, June 8, from 11 a.m. to noon on NECN, NBC Sports Boston, Telemundo Nueva Inglaterra and all of our digital and streaming platforms. A special broadcast will also air that night…

Boston Pride For The People announced Monday that the 2024 Pride Parade and Festivals will be held on Saturday, June 8 on Boston Common and City Hall Plaza. The volunteer-run organization will host the events for the second year. Boston’s Pride celebration is the largest in New England. “We are thrilled to be back for a second year helping our…

President of Boston Pride for the People, Adrianna Boulin, tells Kwani all about the goals of the organization and what they’re doing during the year to build and uplift the community, even outside of June. Be sure to fill out the survey they’re putting out for Pride Month in 2024.

The biggest Pride parade in New England returned to Boston this weekend after a three-year hiatus, with a fresh focus on social justice and inclusion rather than corporate backing.

Boston Pride for the People held its inaugural parade, festival and more on Saturday, with roughly 1 million people expected to attend.

Boston and beyond came out to celebrate for the city’s first live Pride parade in four years at the 2023 Boston Pride for the People Parade on Saturday. We caught all the flair and fun and caught up with state lawmakers, plus friends and even the NBC10 Boston family.

There were hugs galore as the NBC10 Boston crew reunited at the 2023 Boston Pride for the People Parade!