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Our turn to party

Posted by Jeff Miranda  September 18, 2008 02:10 PM
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[Erik Jacobs for the Boston Globe]

Let's face it, Boston's gay and lesbian nightlife scene isn't always known for its variety. For alternative ways to party — whether that means singing, dancing, or just sharing some poetry — browse our picks for events and venues for a good time without boundaries.

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