Stop by the MGB Community Care Van for free medical care, no appointment necessary!

Sharing the Power of LGBTQ+ Stories and Poetry

Join us for a Pride-inspired gathering of storytelling and poetry over lunch that celebrates the strength, resilience, and diversity of LGBTQ+ lives. For over 50 years, SpeakOUT Boston has been amplifying queer voices through personal testimonies and fostering dialogue within schools, colleges, businesses, and community spaces across the region and online. This event will feature moving personal stories alongside readings of queer poetry that captures the emotional and cultural tapestry of LGBTQ+ experience since Stonewall. 

Join us at Boston’s Pride for The People Parade!

A peer-support group for older adults living with chronic or life threatening illness. Designed with the intention of supporting older adults with chronic illness build connections and reduce isolation, learn coping tools to strengthen resilience, share stories in a safe, inclusive, affirming space and thrive while aging with dignity and empowerment.

Out2Brunch is a seasonal monthly brunch and social for older lesbian, bisexual, and transgender women. All are welcome, so bring friends, partners, and allies!  RSVP required.

More details to come!

Living While Mortal Conversation Circles provides a safe space where members of the community can gather and speak freely about death with warm beverages and snacks provided.

Music and Mobility is a program run by our friends at Friendship Works that utilizes a personal trainer and includes a group mobility workout alongside of your choice of musical hits

Join us for our Served with Pryde Community Lunch and Conversation with The Silent Spring Institute. Founded in 1994, Silent Spring Institute is the leading scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between chemicals in our everyday environment and women’s health, with a focus on breast cancer prevention.

Join for a reception and conversation about the Authentic Selves Gallery1

Rediscovering the T is a presentation by the MBTA Travel Training team geared towards older adults who would like an introduction or refresher on using MBTA services, including the subway, bus, commuter rail, ferry, and paratransit, as well as other transportation resources available. After the presentation, staff will stay to answer questions as well as to sign individuals up for any of our reduced fare options, including the Senior CharlieCard, available to adults age 65 and up.

Join us for Brewing Connections, an intergenerational LGBTQ+ café where our community gathers to share experiences, listen deeply, and connect across generations.

Pianist and organist John Paul McGee brings his signature “Gospejazzical,” an entertaining and uplifting blend of gospel, jazz, and classical music to The Pryde. With harmonies that soothe the spirit and rhythms that get toes tapping, his music is both deeply moving and irresistibly joyful.

Meet one-on-one with a trained Age Strong Advocate to receive personalized support and information. Advocates can assist with applications for benefits such as SNAP (formerly food stamps), LIHEAP (fuel assistance), housing, and more. You can also learn about citywide events, programs, and activities for older adults. If needed, Age Strong offers referrals to legal, financial, and medical professionals, as well as protective services in cases of elder abuse, self-neglect, or financial exploitation. Additionally, your can be connected with meaningful volunteer opportunities to stay active and involved in the community.

Please join the Boston Police Department & The Boston Regional Intelligence Center for this community meeting. COMPSTAT has traditionally been an internal meeting where Boston Police Department leaders discuss current crime trends and patterns in all of the City’s districts and coordinate our planning to strategically address them. In 2023 BPD began incorporating the community as a key partner in these important efforts. This process ensures the BPD will continue to improve our work to address the continually changing needs of the communities we serve. Your participation will allow BPD the chance to review critical information and to explain what we do and why, and it is also a chance for you to help us better understand the issues and resources that are most important to you and the members of your community.

As part of the Ford Hall Forum series, please join LGBTQ Senior Housing at The Modern Theater for a special screening of Living In Pryde on Monday, May 4th at 7:00pm ET . Following the screening, Pascale Florestal, associate artistic director, Front Porch Arts Collective will be in conversation with residents of The Pryde. 

This event is free and open to the public but registration is required. Can't make it in person? Join on zoom instead!

Sign up to be a part of our Hyde Park neighborhood cleanup!

A peer-support group for older adults living with chronic or life threatening illness. Designed with the intention of supporting older adults with chronic illness build connections and reduce isolation, learn coping tools to strengthen resilience, share stories in a safe, inclusive, affirming space and thrive while aging with dignity and empowerment.

Living While Mortal Conversation Circles provides a safe space where members of the community can gather and speak freely about death with warm beverages and snacks provided.

We are turning The Pryde Community Center into the ultimate community yard sale! Save the date and stop by to load up on treasures being passed on and sold by residents of The Pryde.

Free public screening of Oscar nominated documentary “Come See Me in the Good Light”.

Join this community meeting for an update from the EPA on the Neponset River project.

A drop-in group created to offer a safe, affirming, and inclusive space for Lesbian, Bi, Queer, Trans and Non-Binary women, who self-identify as an older adult.

Served With Pryde: Mass Audubon Community Lunch and Conversation 

Time: Tuesday, April 14th 11:30AM-1:00PM
Location:The Pryde Community Center, 59 Harvard Ave, Hyde Park, MA 02136

Spring is coming and the tree buds and leaves are about to burst! Learn how to identify trees by recognizing basic leaf types,  flowers, fruit, bark, and other structures. We will also discuss how climate change is impacting the trees of Boston and changing the forest compositions in Massachusetts. 

Enjoy a free lunch and this engaging presentation by our friends at Mass Audubon. 

Registration is required to ensure a meal is available. Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe7hSawyR4wCRuxW2tGeSz6jRExj60maWnS2i13vfAEXp3wxA/viewform

Music and Mobility is a program run by our friends at Friendship Works that utilizes a personal trainer and includes a group mobility workout alongside of your choice of musical hits

Join your friends at LBFE, local college students, and older neighbors for weekly social activities to build connections with your community! Activities vary from board games, card games, arts and crafts, fun conversations, tech help, and more!

Join your friends at LBFE, local college students, and older neighbors for weekly social activities to build connections with your community! Activities vary from board games, card games, arts and crafts, fun conversations, tech help, and more!

Catch a screening of the documentary “Living in Pryde” at the Coolidge Corner Theater!

Hosted by Jewish Climate Action Network MA, this will be a vegetarian potluck Passover Seder.