BBWN’s Potluck Brunch at Robyn’s in JP. Please bring a potluck dish and/or drinks to share. Email Robyn at robyn@robynochs.com or 617-413-2717. Weather permitting, a walk in the Arboretum will follow for those interested. A great opportunity to meet other bi and bi-friendly women in the Boston area.

BBWN Brunch in Arlington at Steph’s. Please bring a potluck dish and/or drinks to share. Also, be ready to share something about a favorite famous bi, either living or dead. Email Steph at smiserlis@gmail.com to RSVP/get directions. A great opportunity to meet other bi and bi-friendly women in the Boston area.

Come bowl with us at Sacco’s Bowl Haven located at 45 Day Street in Davis Square, Somerville.  Meet at 7:00pm at Sacco’s.  There’s a new “Flatbread” restaurant on the premises for us to enjoy delicious wood fired oven pizza after bowling.  Sponsored by the Bisexual Social and Support (BLiSS) Group.  RSVP to Linda at bliss@biresource.net.

“A Single Man”, set in the early 1960’s, tells the story of George Falconer, a 52-year-old college professor who is searching for meaning following the death of his long time partner.  Meet at 6:45 pm in the lobby of the Landmark Theaters Kendall Square Cinema, located at One Kendall Square in Cambridge.  We’ll see the 7:10pm show.  The Cambridge Brewing Company is just across the street so we can head over after the show for a beverage and a bite to eat.  Sponsored by the Bisexual Social and Support (BLiSS) Group.  RSVP to Linda at bliss@biresource.net.

Bi Brunch (a mixed gender bi group) is now always the 3rd Saturday of the month at Johnny D’s on Holland St. in Davis Sq. in Somerville. The Davis stop on the Red Line is just across the street.

All bi and bi-friendly people of all genders and orientations are welcome to attend. Third Thursday meetings are 7-8 p.m. check-ins, discussion, and announcements followed by social time at a nearby restaurant. Only want to socialize? Meet the group at or shortly after 8 p.m. in the lobby of the Boston Living Center, 29 Stanhope St, Boston. Also meets in first Wednesdays. First Wednesday meetings are peer-facilitated discussion groups, sometimes with a pre-selected topic or presenter.

Boundless presents a film screening and discussion about breast cancer and the environment at Fenway Health, 9th floor, 1340 Boylston Street, Boston. Did you know that there could be a connection between your sex toys and breast cancer?  How about your shampoo or shower curtain?  Come join us as we explore the connection between breast cancer and environmental toxins through a screening of the thought-provoking documentary, Toxic Bust. After the film, learn how to be proactive about your health! FREE! Refreshments provided. RSVP to 617-927-6028 or boundless@fenwayhealth.org.

The Women’s Dinner Party, Boston Marriott Copley Place. Fenway Health’s annual women’s fundraiser that includes a great night out in downtown Boston with several hundred fabulous women. Dinner, dancing and Kate Clinton as emcee. Tix are $175 so it’s not a cheap night out, but supports a great resource. Womensdinnerparty.org for more info.

True Colors Conference for LGBTQIA Youth on University of Connecticut’s campus in Storrs. For more info, visit Ourtruecolors.org.

All bi and bi-friendly community members welcome to attend. Email Ellyn at president@biresource.net for more info. The meeting is at the Boston Living Center, 29 Stanhope St. near Back Bay station on the Orange Line.