“SUITED” – A Free Pride Month Film Screening

Thursday, June 28th | 6:00pm (DOORS) | 6:30 p.m. (SCREENING)
at The Somerville Theatre, 55 Davis Square
The screening is free but please arrive early as it is first come, first serve!

SUITED tells the story of Bindle & Keep, a Brooklyn-based tailoring company that specializes in clothing for people who are LGBTQ, gender-nonconforming, or nonbinary. Clothier duo Rae and Daniel take a holistic approach to their work, considering each client’s personal narrative, which becomes inextricable from the creation of the perfect custom-made suit. From Derek’s emotional journey as he prepares for his wedding to Everett, a law student in a conservative environment, or Melissa, who simply wants to look good for a 40th birthday party – the need for well-fitting garments represents deeper issues of identity, empowerment, and the importance of feeling happy in one’s body.

Post-Film Panel: At 8pm there will be a panel discussion on “Sexual Orientation, Inclusion, and Gender Identity” will follow the documentary with panelists: Bennet Hazell: Somerville High Student & Gay Straight Alliance member, Matt Storm: a Multidisciplinary Artist based in Washington D.C., Hannah Simpson: a Transgender Writer and Activist based in NYC and moderated by Leo Morris

That’s So Retro! That’s So 80’s
Friday, July 6th from 6:00 – 8:00pm
at Assembly Row (611 Assembly Row)

Join Boston Free Radio on Friday July 6th for a very special event at Assembly Row at Assembly Square. Don’t forget your leg warmers and some muscle shirts. Event is Completely FREE so drop by after work and shake it out. We’re bringing back metal bands and big hair. Playing your favorite artists like David Bowie, Madonna, Aerosmith and so much more. Join to hear some live-spun tunes from Misery of Cities’ DJ Kirk Burns.