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Feminist Bird Club Boston
Join us as we get outside in nature in the Boston area! Together, we create a welcoming and inclusive birdwatching space for all.
Signing up for Events with FBC Boston
- Please help us keep our events free and inclusive!
Free Eventbrite Sign-ups:
We limit spots for events to keep the group manageable and bird-friendly but big enough to be inclusive. Sign-ups tell us organizers how many people are coming, prevent a crowd, and allow us to have folks sign liability forms. Please only join us if you have a ticket through Eventbrite.
Waitlist:
There is also a waitlist with spots we release manually when cancellations occur. Please use the waitlist instead of messaging us if you’re trying to attend. If the event is sold out with no waitlist option, the waitlist is full.
Cancellation Etiquette:
Our events are popular and spots are limited, so please only register if you are confident you can attend. Please try to give 48 hours cancellation if possible. We understand last-minute things come up, but with more notice, we can open up these additional spots to others.
Lil’ Team:
We are a small team of volunteers (1 brave soul who handles Eventbrite!) so we are unable to respond quickly nor monitor communication channels close to event times. Thank you so much for your patience and understanding. We’ll see you out on the trail!
How to Support and Get Involved
Come join our bird-watching outings and/or volunteer and spread the word about our initiatives. We also encourage you to follow us on Instagram and/or join our Facebook group to stay updated on our activities and community efforts. We use Eventbrite for signing up for our free outings. Feminist Bird Club Boston is not a registered non-profit, but our parent organization Feminist Bird Club, inc. is incorporated as a 501(c)3 non-profit organization in NY state. Your donation is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
About Feminist Bird Club Boston:
Feminist Bird Club (FBC) Boston is an inclusive bird-watching club dedicated to getting outside in and around the Boston area. Our work centers the experiences of, and fights for the rights of, people who identify as Indigenous, trans, non-binary, queer, women, disabled, Black, brown, neurodiverse, or any combination thereof, and for the equity of people from all socioeconomic backgrounds, women, non-binary folks, and members of the LGBTQ community. We’re a chapter of Feminist Bird Club.