Five Ways to Celebrate Women’s History Month

While we think every month is a good one to celebrate women’s history, March makes it official! Below you’ll find some upcoming events, ideas for self-guided walks on the trail and other resources to learn more about the work and lives of many, many amazing women in history. Read on to find out more.

Explore one or more of the Boston Women’s Heritage Trail Tours, from East Boston to West Roxbury. Don’t forget about our newest, Women Feeding Boston tour!
Join our own President Jennifer Gregg for this virtual talk on March 22 through the Tewksbury Public Library on Boston HerStory: Remarkable Women.
Watch the Boston Landmarks Orchestra virtual premiere of “A Walk in Her Shoes” by composer Francine Trester, a concert in honor of the passing of the 19th Amendment. Some of you may recall this was beautifully performed last Women’s History month 2021 at the Boston Women’s Memorial.
Attend this virtual program on March 12 on MumBet: The Story of Elizabeth Freeman sponsored by the Jamaica Plain Branch of the Boston Public Library
Explore Hidden Brookline’s website about the life and work of Florida Ruffin Ridley, a pioneer civil rights leader.