SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Groups, Clubs, Arts & Activities
BAGLY is youth-led, adult-supported organization working to help LGBTQ+ youth in Massachusetts by developing leadership opportunities, promoting health, and offering social activities to build community.
Boston GLASS: Boston
Dedicated to improving the health and well-being of LGBTQ+ youth of color, ages 13-25, GLASS also offers fun, social programming on weeknights to foster community and develop the skills necessary to live fulfilling lives.
Programming includes yoga sessions, poetry clubs, movie nights and more.
Out MetroWest: Framingham
A not-for-profit organization in the MetroWest community that offers LGBTQ+ youth programming, social activities and support, educational workshops and advocacy.
Wagly: For high school students: a youth-led and adult-supported program offering social programs in a fun and safe environment for LGBTQ+ students.
Nexus: For middle school students and allies: a fun and safe group to discuss topics related to sexual orientation and gender identity. Also, offers parent support groups simultaneously at same location.
Umbrella For transgender and gender non-conforming high school students: a fun, social, and informative group, facilitated by trans adults.
Safe Homes: Worcester
For LGBTQ+ youth, ages 14-23, offering resources, support and social opportunities. Led by peer youth leaders and professional staff, Safe Homes provides drop-in meeting times to make new friends, receive on-site counseling, training sessions and more.
Theater and Arts
Sound & Spirit Chorus: Natick
A multi-generational, non-audition, choral group in Natick which is open, friendly, and welcoming to all straight and LGBTQ+ people.
The Theatre Offensive: Cambridge
Based in Cambridge, they celebrate the diversity of LGBTQ+ lives through art and build communities.
Offer social neighborhood gatherings, workshops, performances and open discussions.
True Colors: Cambridge
A program of The Theater Offensive, it is the largest and longest running youth theater program in the country offering multiple programs to train LGBTQ+ and allied youth leaders.
Winner of the 2016 National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Award and presented by First Lady Michelle Obama.