FEBRUARY 2026

Contact: info@amherstcinema.org
Event Webpage

Event description from organizers:

"During these morning screenings, face coverings are required to be worn by all guests at all times, audience capacity is capped at 25%, and no concessions are sold."

Tickets bought at venue - pricing was unavailable on website

Accessibility Info

• Masks are required
• No consessions sold
• Wheelchair accessible
• Assistive technology available (click for info)
  Additional health safety and COVID info

Contact: themeetingpointboston@gmail.com
View Flyer | instagram post

Event description from organizers:

"Please join us at The Meeting Point for a fabulous and FREE offering of workshops, services, crafts & snacks! Please note that masks will be required. We will have masks available if you need one! ROOM 1: (1:15, 2:45, 3:45)- 5 Minutes of Gentle Mobility for All Bodies
ROOM 1: (12:00, 1:45, 3:00)- DIY Self Care Products
ROOM 2: (12-4pm)- Watercolor Splash Your Inner Demons
ROOM 3: (12-4pm)- Ear Acupuncture or Ear Seeds
ROOM 4: (12-4pm)- Imani Massage Chair Massages
ROOM 5: (1:00, 2:00, 3:00)- Mindful Movement + Sound Bath Meditation
ROOM 6: (12:15, 2:00)- Cultivating Inner Sanctuary
ROOM 8: (1:30)- LGBQT Healing and Discussion Circle
ROOM 8: (3:00)- Healing Circle/ with Meditation Breathing and Movement"

FREE; Registration required

Accessibility Info

• Masks are required
• Masks are provided
• Air purifiers will be used
• Wheelchair accessible
• Gender-neutral restroom

Contact: askyourmamas@gmail.com | @mutualaidmamas on Instagram
View Flyer | en espanol | Event description from organizers:

"We have a couple of Mending Skillshare meetups coming up this month! Join your neighbors to learn (or teach!) how to darn, sew, patch, and repair clothing—no experience needed. Either mend clothing for the free store, or bring your own projects! Masks required please."

Accessibility Info

• Masks are required

Contact: programs@manchestertrue.org
View Flyer | RSVP required for first time attendees
FREE, 18+

Event description from organizers:

"Monthly book club with a new book each month. February's book pick is Grit: A Collection of Poetry by Silas Denver Melvin. Queer Book Club is recommended for those 18 years old and up. Allies welcome!"

Accessibility Info

• Masks are required and can be provided "(KN95 or better)
• Air purifiers will be used
• Wheelchair/Ramp accessible
• Only on-leash service animals welcome

Physical description of the venue:
The entrance with elevator access is on Chesnut St. You can buzz the front desk to have them open the door, and then take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Exit the elevator on the second floor and follow the main hallway to its end, that door at the end of the hallway is the MTC Center. There are two wheelchair accessible single stall all gender bathrooms on the second floor. There is another entrance to the building on Concord St with a set of steep, uneven stone stairs up to the orange front doors. There is a small foyer before a few more steps into the building. There is a large staircase ahead to access the second floor, please note the lighting in the staircase is dim.

Instagram: @BostonAreaCraftCircle (only instagram for contact) View February Flyer

Event description from organizers:
"BACC is a queer centered craft circle with all people, crafts, and skill levels welcome."
Additional dates:

• 2/11 Cambridge Library (449 Broadway)
• 2/14 Corner Art Room (in Brighton)
• 2/21 Cambridge Library (449 Broadway)
• 2/25 Somerville library (Davis Sq)
• 2/28 Boston Main Branch Library (in Copley)

Accessibility Info

• Masks required (no cloth masks)
• ADA-Accessible building including restrooms

Contact: rebecca.s.dewitt@gmail.com | Instagram page
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Event description from organizers:

"Masks required. Some paper & drawing materials provided, but limited so you are encouraged to bring your own :) Looking forward to a sweet night of drawing together. Bring your friends"

Accessibility Info

• Masks are required
• Masks can be provided

Contact: gnatdrag@gmail.com
Event Webpage 18+, Sober space $20 suggested
Pay what you can/No one turned away for lack of funds (lower price tickets only available at the door)

Event description from organizers:

"On February 11th R!SK is back, and we're teaming up with Fat Camp to bring you BIG FAT R!SK. The same R!SK you know and love—featuring an ALL FAT CAST and hosted by Miss Jade Rock and Killah Croc!"

Ticket info, age restrictions, other info

Accessibility Info

• Explicit ask that people not attend if they have had a recent contagious disease exposure or positive COVID test in the last 10 days
• Masks required for audience members
• Masks can be provided
• Performers required to rapid test the day of the show
• Contact tracing via afterparty19 (click to register)
• The Foundry building is not mask-required, so there may be unmasked people in the foyer/restrooms/other parts of the building
• Packaged snacks may be for sale (ingredients labeled)
  • audience will be encouraged to only eat in lobby or under their masks in the space
• Bathrooms are single-stall and not gendered, 2 are ADA accessible
• Only on-leash service animals welcome
• This is a sober space; no substances are allowed other than medical use and we ask that folks not show up intoxicated.

Physical space description:
No stairs. There are two accessible restrooms. All restrooms are all-gender, single stall rooms with doors that fully close (no gaps) in a communal area. All doors to the building have automatic doors, but interior doors do not (but we will have those open!)

If anyone has any additional access needs that aren't already accommodated, they should reach out to gnatdrag@gmail.com and we'll see what we can do!

Contact: monsterclowngirl@proton.me
View Flyer | RSVP/Tickets $10

Event description from organizers:

"Simple, Present. Curious. Playful.
Three 3 hour Clown classes in which participants will create subsurface, objectionable, and unrelenting music, poetry, acrobatics, magic, puppetry, dancing, and oddities. No experience required. Wheelchair accessible, mask-required, captioned. Work adjusted to needs of participants.

Additional sessions on February 5 and February 26 from 6-9 PM"

Accessibility Info

• Hybrid event
  • Captions for remote access available
• Explicit ask that people not attend if they have had a recent contagious disease exposure or positive COVID test in the last 10 days
• Masks are required and can be provided
• Air purifiers will be used
• Far-UVC will be used
• CO2 will be monitored
• Wheelchair access into venue via elevator (see below)
• Gender-neutral restrooms
• Earplugs provided
• Attendees asked to step away/down-wind if smoking/vaping
• Sip valve masks provided for drinking or participants mat step outside
  • No food served at this event

Physical space description:

The venue is located in a basement, down a flight of concrete steps. There is an elevator located in the foyer of Mesa Verde (the restaurant upstairs from us). Inside the elevator, press the button labeled “B” to be taken to the venue. One of the two gender-neutral bathrooms is wheelchair accessible. One of the seating areas is not wheelchair accessible, but additional seating/tables should be available on main floor.

Covid Safer Policies and Procedures
Additional accessibility info and physical space descriptions: https://lastditchvenue.com/house-rules

Contact: BostonBluesUnion@gmail.com
Tickets: $10-25 Sliding Scale, nobody turned away for lack of funds

Event description from organizers

Blues dance is a family of Black American social dances (some solo, some partnered) that coevolved with different styles of Blues music throughout history, starting in the late 1800s and extending through today. Blues dance celebrates freedom of expression within community, improvisation, rhythm, and more.

Accessibility Info

• Masks-required (N95, KN95, or KF94 specified)
• Vaccines required
• Air purifier used
• Explicit ask of community to not attend if sick or have been exposed to COVID-19.
• Contact tracing
  • attendees asked to email BostonBluesUnion@gmail.com if they test positive within 10 days of attending an event at Blues Union
• Not wheelchair accessible; one flight of stairs into space
• Gender-neutral single-stall restrooms
• Fragrance-free event (please do not wear cologne/perfume/etc)
• Dance roles are not gendered/people choose what role(s) they take
  Full COVID policy, Anti-Harassement Policy, and more can be found at https://bluesunionboston.com/code-of-conduct/

Contact: Contact Form


Event description from organizers:

More info to be announced

Accessibility Info

• Masks are required
• Masks can be provided
• Air purifiers will be used

Contact: kinsey@highfivebooks.org
Event Webpage | View Flyer

Event description from organizers:

"Join us for another special masks-required shopping session on Sunday, February 15th from 10-1pm! Bee Madden from New England Covid Safe Schools Network (NECSSN) will lead a free Valentine’s storytime and activity starting at 11am, and we’ll have supplies out for card-making throughout the morning. All ages welcome! Please wear your own well-fitting, high quality mask OR use one of our provided masks if you visit on these days. Contact kinsey@highfivebooks.org with questions or requests."

Ticket info, age restrictions, other info

Accessibility Info

• Masks are required (high quality/respirator style please!)
• Masks can be provided

Instagram: @BostonAreaCraftCircle (only instagram for contact) View February Flyer

Event description from organizers:
"BACC is a queer centered craft circle with all people, crafts, and skill levels welcome."
Additional dates:

• 2/7 Cambridge Library (449 Broadway)
• 2/11 Cambridge Library (449 Broadway)
• 2/14 Corner Art Room (in Brighton)
• 2/21 Cambridge Library (449 Broadway)
• 2/25 Somerville library (Davis Sq)
• 2/28 Boston Main Branch Library (in Copley)

Accessibility Info

• Masks required (no cloth masks)

Contact: fjanneh202@gmail.com
View Flyer | RSVP here Tickets: $60.54 (option to bring a friend for free)

Event description from organizers:

"Romance takes shape in the form of cochineal. Join me in this special V-day Intro to Natural Dye Class. Participants will work with 100% cotton bandanas to learn and practice a variety of dye techniques. In this special Valentines day workshop, participants will learn the history and uses of the dye cochineal. Expect to leave with working knowledge of the ins and outs of Natural Dye and their own one of a kind hand dyed bandana. Masks required, all materials provided! Dress comfortably."

Accessibility Info

• Masks are required

Ticketed event; $5-$20 (sliding scale)
Contact: current-bida-board@googlegroups.com

Event description from organizers:

Steve Zakon-Anderson calling to BIDA Open Band led by Rosemary Powell. Lesson at 7pm, dance at 7:30. Dances are gender-free (Larks / Robins calling)."

Accessibility Info

• Masks required except when drinking or performing on stage; masks are provided
• Far-UVC is used during all dances
• Not wheelchair-accessible, but there is a stair lift (see below)
• Gender-neutral restrooms

Physical space description:

not wheelchair accessible, but there is a seated stair lift down from the side door. To reach a volunteer who can let you in and operate the lift, call the number written on our sign outside, or 617-871-0237 (Jeff).
To get in the front entrance, there are nine stairs up to the door and then sixteen down to the hall where the dance is. The stage is on a higher level from the dancing, four steps up from the hall and four steps down from the side door. There are two small all-gender bathrooms, not really practical for wheelchairs, on the same level as the dancing. Photos and additional accessibility/COVID-mitigation info at https://www.bidadance.org/accessibility

Contact: Contact Form
View Flyer

Event description from organizers:

"Do you often see us on social media or attend our events and think 'wow, I wish I was a part of that!'? Well now, we're making it easier than ever to get involved! Every third Monday we'll be hosting a drop in, open call for anyone interested in volunteering with us. We'll be shelving, tidying, and scheming some more long term projects. Open to any and all, no experience required."

Accessibility Info

• Masks are required
• Masks can be provided
• Air purifiers will be used

Contact: BostonBluesUnion@gmail.com
Tickets: $10-25 Sliding Scale, nobody turned away for lack of funds

Event description from organizers

Blues dance is a family of Black American social dances (some solo, some partnered) that coevolved with different styles of Blues music throughout history, starting in the late 1800s and extending through today. Blues dance celebrates freedom of expression within community, improvisation, rhythm, and more.

Accessibility Info

• Masks-required (N95, KN95, or KF94 specified)
• Vaccines required
• Air purifier used
• Explicit ask of community to not attend if sick or have been exposed to COVID-19.
• Contact tracing
  • attendees asked to email BostonBluesUnion@gmail.com if they test positive within 10 days of attending an event at Blues Union
• Not wheelchair accessible; one flight of stairs into space
• Gender-neutral single-stall restrooms
• Fragrance-free event (please do not wear cologne/perfume/etc)
• Dance roles are not gendered/people choose what role(s) they take
  Full COVID policy, Anti-Harassement Policy, and more can be found at https://bluesunionboston.com/code-of-conduct/

Instagram: @BostonAreaCraftCircle (only instagram for contact) View February Flyer

Event description from organizers:
"BACC is a queer centered craft circle with all people, crafts, and skill levels welcome."
Additional dates:

• 2/7 Cambridge Library (449 Broadway)
• 2/11 Cambridge Library (449 Broadway)
• 2/14 Corner Art Room (in Brighton)
• 2/21 Cambridge Library (449 Broadway)
• 2/25 Somerville library (Davis Sq)
• 2/28 Boston Main Branch Library (in Copley)

Accessibility Info

• Masks required (no cloth masks)
• ADA-Accessible building including restrooms

Contact: (None available)
Event Webpage

Event description from organizers:
"Join us for a fun and safe afternoon of board games! We'll provide a variety of games, and you're welcome to bring your own favorites to share. Come enjoy a relaxed, COVID-safer environment while connecting over games!"

Accessibility Info

• Masks are required and provided
  • KN95 or better (respirators only — no surgical masks)
• Air purifiers will be used
• CO2 will be monitored
• Tests available
• Building and restrooms are ADA accessible

Brief description of the physical space:
The library and room we will use is on the ground floor with no steps.
There are two single occupancy bathroom on the ground floor as well.

Ticketed event; $5-25 Sliding Scale | Click to register
Contact: eclipse.fusion.boston@gmail.com

Accessibility Info

• Masks required indoors; provided
• Vaccination required (except medical exemptions)
• Wheelchair-accessible entrance and restrooms (see description below)
• Fragrance/perfume-free event
• No smoking/vaping inside or within 100ft of entrance
• Gender-neutral restrooms

Physical space description:

The hall and restroom are accessible through a garden-level entrance. Accessing the patio requires going down 3 steps. Accessing the deck requires stepping through a window that is off the floor by about 1 foot and lowering your head.

More accessibility info including code of conduct here: https://luma.com/EclipseFusionFeb26

Contact: Contact Form


Event description from organizers:

More info to be announced

Accessibility Info

• Masks are required
• Masks can be provided
• Air purifiers will be used

Contact: askyourmamas@gmail.com | @mutualaidmamas on Instagram
View Flyer | en espanol | Event description from organizers:

"We have a couple of Mending Skillshare meetups coming up this month! Join your neighbors to learn (or teach!) how to darn, sew, patch, and repair clothing—no experience needed. Either mend clothing for the free store, or bring your own projects! Masks required please."

Accessibility Info

• Masks are required

Contact: info@bostonbalboa.org
Event Webpage/Registration
Suggested payment: $15 (Pay what you can)

Event description from organizers:
"For students who have completed Balboa Fundamentals 1A & 1B or their equivalent and are looking to develop their skills and pack their bag with more toys"

Accessibility Info

• Masks are required (N95/KN95/KF94) and provided
• Studio 2 is on the 3rd floor; Studio 5 is on the 4th floor. There is no elevator.

Dance Complex Accessibility Page
Boston Balboa's Code of conduct and other policies

Instagram: @BostonAreaCraftCircle (only instagram for contact) View February Flyer

Event description from organizers:
"BACC is a queer centered craft circle with all people, crafts, and skill levels welcome."
Additional dates:

• 2/25 Somerville library (Davis Sq)
• 2/28 Boston Main Branch Library (in Copley)

Accessibility Info

• Masks required (no cloth masks)
• ADA-Accessible building including restrooms

Contact: surj@communitychangeinc.org
RSVP here or for a non-google RSVP option, send an email.
View Flyer

Event description from organizers:
"Showing up for Racial Justice Boston (SURJ Boston) offers this education and action workshop to connect community members with local movements working to free all people from every kind of cage.
As federal policing expands and escalates through ICE kidnappings and brutality, we come together to highlight the overlapping agencies, institutions, and forces that have and continue to disappear, kidnap, and brutalize our people. As we see today, ICE, CBP, DHS, sheriffs, police, and departments of corrections use the “criminal” category to justify their actions against our families and neighbors.
We will connect to campaigns led by organizations like Families for Justice as Healing, Massachusetts Bail Fund, and The Black Response Cambridge to take immediate action in our communities to truly resource our communities and bring our people home to heal."

Accessibility Info

• Masks are required and provided
  • if you have a severe sensory or allergic reaction to masks, we can make an exception, just let us know
  • Speakers may remove their mask when presenting
• testing is appreciated but optional
  • COVID-19 tests available onsite
• Wheelchair accessible
• Attendees asked to avoid using strongly scented cosmetics before and during the workshop
• Childcare may be available

Contact: monsterclowngirl@proton.me
View Flyer | RSVP/Tickets $10

Event description from organizers:

"Simple, Present. Curious. Playful.
Three 3 hour Clown classes in which participants will create subsurface, objectionable, and unrelenting music, poetry, acrobatics, magic, puppetry, dancing, and oddities. No experience required. Wheelchair accessible, mask-required, captioned. Work adjusted to needs of participants.

Additional sessions on February 5 and February 12 from 6-9 PM"

Accessibility Info

• Hybrid event
  • Captions for remote access available
• Explicit ask that people not attend if they have had a recent contagious disease exposure or positive COVID test in the last 10 days
• Masks are required and can be provided
• Air purifiers will be used
• Far-UVC will be used
• CO2 will be monitored
• Wheelchair access into venue via elevator (see below)
• Gender-neutral restrooms
• Earplugs provided
• Attendees asked to step away/down-wind if smoking/vaping
• Sip valve masks provided for drinking or participants mat step outside
  • No food served at this event

Physical space description:

The venue is located in a basement, down a flight of concrete steps. There is an elevator located in the foyer of Mesa Verde (the restaurant upstairs from us). Inside the elevator, press the button labeled “B” to be taken to the venue. One of the two gender-neutral bathrooms is wheelchair accessible. One of the seating areas is not wheelchair accessible, but additional seating/tables should be available on main floor.

Covid Safer Policies and Procedures
Additional accessibility info and physical space descriptions: https://lastditchvenue.com/house-rules

Contact: BostonBluesUnion@gmail.com
Tickets: $10-25 Sliding Scale, nobody turned away for lack of funds

Event description from organizers

Blues dance is a family of Black American social dances (some solo, some partnered) that coevolved with different styles of Blues music throughout history, starting in the late 1800s and extending through today. Blues dance celebrates freedom of expression within community, improvisation, rhythm, and more.

Accessibility Info

• Masks-required (N95, KN95, or KF94 specified)
• Vaccines required
• Air purifier used
• Explicit ask of community to not attend if sick or have been exposed to COVID-19.
• Contact tracing
  • attendees asked to email BostonBluesUnion@gmail.com if they test positive within 10 days of attending an event at Blues Union
• Not wheelchair accessible; one flight of stairs into space
• Gender-neutral single-stall restrooms
• Fragrance-free event (please do not wear cologne/perfume/etc)
• Dance roles are not gendered/people choose what role(s) they take
  Full COVID policy, Anti-Harassement Policy, and more can be found at https://bluesunionboston.com/code-of-conduct/

Instagram: @BostonAreaCraftCircle (only instagram for contact) | View January Dates Flyer"

Event description from organizers:
"BACC is a queer centered craft circle with all people, crafts, and skill levels welcome."
Additional dates:

• 2/7 Cambridge Library (449 Broadway)
• 2/11 Cambridge Library (449 Broadway)
• 2/14 Corner Art Room (in Brighton)
• 2/21 Cambridge Library (449 Broadway)
• 2/25 Somerville library (Davis Sq)
• 2/28 Boston Main Branch Library (in Copley)

Accessibility Info

• Masks required (no cloth masks)
• ADA-Accessible building including restrooms