The Boston LGBTQ+ Museum of Art, History & Culture was founded in on social justice ideals by a group of passionate individuals and activists who recognized the need for a cultural institution dedicated to honoring the history of the LGBTQ community in Boston and Massachusetts. Our journey began with the vision our Founder, Jean Dolin who started creating platforms and projects for education, awareness, and celebration of LGBTQ+ culture and contributions through exhibitions, events, and community engagement. Today, we continue to strive towards our goals of creating welcoming and inclusive spaces for all visitors, offering a wide range of experiences related to LGBTQ+ art, history, and culture. Our team is dedicated to researching, collecting, conserving, interpreting, and exhibiting arts that celebrate the lives and narratives of LGBTQ people through arts and culture. Join us in our journey towards creating a vibrant cultural hub that fosters understanding, acceptance, and appreciation of LGBTQ+ culture and contributions.