This show is for all 19-25 year olds in the City of Boston and is a free event. The event comes with food and a 90 minute amazing show featuring some of the best comedians from the Don't Tell Comedy channels. 

📍 Secret Venue Type: Event Space. 

This show will be at an indoor location.  The precise address is emailed to ticket holders at 8:00 a.m. on the day of the event. You will also be able to pull the show address at that time using your email address on the DTC website.

🍻 Alcohol is not permitted and will not be for sale. Enjoy complimentary snacks.

🪑 This show will have chairs provided.

♿︎ This show is wheelchair accessible.

🎤 19+ show.

Community is built in big moments, and in small, playful ones.

Join us for a special Game Night edition of Brewing Connections, our intergenerational LGBTQ+ café where people of all ages gather to connect, laugh, and build relationships across generations. This time, we’re featuring Boston Gaymers, bringing games that spark collaboration, storytelling, and a little friendly competition.

Inspired by the spirit of oral history — a practice Queer History Boston uses to preserve and honor LGBTQ+ experiences — this evening invites us to share time, conversation, and joy in ways that feel natural and welcoming. Over games and light refreshments, we’ll celebrate the simple power of being together.

🎲 Games. Community. Connection.

Presented by: Ethos; Queer History Boston; LGBTQ Senior Housing; LGBTQ+ Elders of Color; and The City of Boston’s Mayor’s Office of LGBTQIA2S+ Advancement, Age Strong Commission, and Office of Youth Engagement and Advancement

The City of Boston is getting a new Youth Poet Laureate! Join us for a showcase at Boston Public Library's Rabb Hall featuring the 2026 finalists, and find out who will serve as the fourth Boston Youth Poet Laureate (BYPL).

What is the Boston Youth Poet Laureate program?

The BYPL is a writer and advocate who performs original works at civic events, brings poetry into schools and libraries, leads a special interest project, and works closely with Boston’s current Poet Laureate, Emmanuel Oppong-Yeboah, to strengthen the City’s literary community.

The Museum of African American History and the Mayor’s Office of Youth Engagement and Advancement welcome teens to an afternoon of food, fun and entertainment.

Hear from influential speakers, dig deeper into history, win prizes, and enjoy complimentary refreshments!

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On Feb. 19, Boston youths, ages 14 and under, can "skate with friends and families" from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Chez Vous Skating Rink in Dorchester. Youth ages 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult.