LGBTQ+ Pride Month
June 1 - June 30 
Celebrate with books, activities, and resources from the library!
Celebrate Pride Month with WFL!!
Start your celebration of LGBTQ+ Pride Month and sing along with Rainbow Emma to Pride Colors. Do you want to check out the book? You can put it on hold here!
Celebrate Pride Month with a Virtual Author Visit! Join authors Kendra and Claire-Voe Ocampo in their interactive read-aloud of their book Mighty May Won’t Cry Today, a book with themes of crying, diversity, and emotional resilience. The read-aloud will be followed by a live Q&A with the authors and techniques like mindful breathing to engage in emotional skills. Register below with email for the Zoom link to the event.
Family Fun Pride Activities
Why do we celebrate Pride? Where does it come from? Watch Pop'n'Olly Learn and discover what happened on June 28th, 1969. Learn about the Stonewall Inn and the event which helped pave the way for LGBTQ+ Liberation.
It's the "Blue's Clues and You Pride Parade," and we need you to sing along as the 'Families Go Marching' proudly by!
Learn about ways to engage your whole family in joyous and educational activities in June that will make an impact throughout the year and beyond.
Get creative with your kids and try some of these hands-on crafts that celebrate Pride! Scroll down the page to find art projects using materials you have around the house.
Family Friendly Pride Events in June!
Come enjoy this annual in-person festival! Fun for the whole family including a prideful puppy contest and a puppeteer storytime.
Join Boston Pride for a Virtual Family Movie Night showing Pixar's "Onward."This virtual event is free, but registration is required and strongly recommended as tickets are limited.
LGBTQ+ Books for all ages!
Resources for Families
Boston Pride Resources: Boston Pride produces events and activities to achieve inclusivity, equality, respect, and awareness in Greater Boston and beyond.

CDC Resources: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provide excellent LGBTQ+ family health information. Further links are available for educators and caregivers.

GLAD: LGBTQ+ Legal advocates and defenders. Includes links to local resources and groups.

OUTMetroWest: The local chapter offers programs for LGBTQ+ and allied middle- and high-school youth, including group meetings, educational programs, and activities for social change.

PFLAG for Families: PFLAG is the first and largest organization for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ+) people, their parents and families, and allies.
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