Pride House Boston

What is a Pride House?
Modeled after traditional Olympic hospitality houses, a Pride House is a welcoming space for LGBTIQ+ athletes, fans, and allies during major international sporting events. It is a place to watch competitions, share the experience with others, learn about LGBTIQ+ participation in sports, address issues like homophobia in athletics, and foster stronger connections with the broader sports community.

What will Pride House Boston include?
Pride House Boston will create a safe and vibrant space for soccer fans, athletes, and the LGBTQ+ community to celebrate the FIFA World Cup 2026. Visitors can enjoy live match viewings, sport-themed activities, cultural programming, interactive learning opportunities, and LGBTQ+–focused activations—all alongside great food, drinks, and community celebration.

Why a Pride House in Boston?
Boston is a global sports city with a rich LGBTQ+ history. Pride House Boston will bring these communities together for the World Cup, making our city part of a worldwide movement.

Who is Pride House for?
It’s for everyone! LGBTQ+ fans and allies, local communities, athletes, visitors, families, and anyone who wants to experience the World Cup in an inclusive and celebratory way.

How can you get involved?
We’re inviting community members, cultural organizations, and local businesses to partner, sponsor, or volunteer to help us create a memorable Pride House Boston.

What will you experience?
Watch matches with fellow fans, take part in cultural and educational programming, enjoy food and drinks, and join activations that celebrate LGBTQ+ pride in sport.

Why does it matter?
The Pride House Boston matters because representation, inclusion, and visibility in sports build stronger, safer communities and inspire the next generation of athletes and fans.

Stay tuned for more news! If you have any questions, reach out info@bostonlgbtqmuseum.org.