Pinwheels Cafe

Let’s Brunch … Then Take to the Trail,
Saturday, October 25th 11AM-1:00PM

Connect with friends of LGBTQ+ Newton over delicious homemade muffins, breakfast sandwiches, smoothies and lunch salads at Little Luke’s Café, 1225 Chestnut St. Newton Upper Falls.

We’ll enjoy good food and friendly company at the newly redesigned outdoor sitting area of Pettee Square, then for those who are interested, we’ll take to the trail on The Greenway a 1.9 mile out-and-back converted rail trail that extends from Newton Highlands to Newton Upper Falls. It's a flat, paved trailed so wheel-assisted devises, like scooters or electric wheelchairs, welcome!

We'll start the trail between 11:45am-Noon. Let us know you're coming, send an email to [email protected]

Happy National Coming Out Day 🩷❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🖤🩶🤍🤎
We see you. You are valued. We love you. You are supported. 🥰

🌈 Thinking About Coming Out? You’re Not Alone. 🌈
Coming out is a powerful step in living authentically — but it’s also deeply personal and can look different for everyone. 💖
Here are a few tips to help you come out safely and confidently —
✨ 1. Take your time. There’s no “right” way or timeline. Come out when you feel ready.
✨ 2. Start with someone you trust. A friend, family member, or ally who makes you feel safe can be a great first step.
✨ 3. Plan for support. Whether it’s a friend, counselor, or community group — have someone to talk to after you share your story.
✨ 4. Celebrate your courage. Coming out takes bravery. Be proud of every step you take toward being your true self. 🌟
Source: Rainbow Alliance

October is LGBT+ History Month, the annual month-long observance of le***an, gay, bisexual, transgender and q***r history, including the gay rights and related civil rights movements. It was founded in 1994 by Missouri high-school history teacher Rodney Wilson. For more info, check out https://lgbthistorymonth.com/background and join in celebrating a featured LGBT+ icon each day of the month beginning Oct 1

“Don’t be ashamed of yourself”

Longtime trans activist Judy Bowenwiener, who was at Stonewall, has a message for LGBTQ+ young people: Don’t be ashamed of yourself. Judy is right. No one knows you and your story better than you do. Embrace your pride by telling your story: hrc.im/MillionVoices