Proud to Sponsor Dinnerfest 2015
Many of us know the Victory Program from the Boston Living Center. We were proud to welcome our new Dorchester neighbors from the Victory Programs last year. DotOUT was proud
Snow Couldn’t Keep Oscars from Sizzling
We weren't really surprised when it snowed. We WERE totally surprised by the number of people who braved the snowbergs and slushpiles to celebrate the Oscars at the Harp &
2015 is going to be EPIC in so many ways…
Meteorologists have repeated the word epic more times than B-actors regurgitating "wicked awesome" in bad Boston accents. This time? When we say this year is going to be epic, we
Strikes (and a Blizzard) Only at Winter Bowling
SaturdayJanuary 31, 4:00-6:00pm Boston Bowl, 820 Morrissey Blvd, Dorchester, MA Saturday's intrepid bowlers battled snowballs and snow banks to attend DotOut's (sort of annual) Bowling-rama at Dorchester's own Boston Bowl.
In Loving Memory of Our Friend
On Saturday, we lost one of our close friends and Dorchester resident-Christopher Hannon (above right with his fiance David Moser). Chris was a longtime member of DotOUT and loving friend.
World AIDS Day 2014 is December 1
After 30 years, we are finally close to an AIDS-free generation. For those of us who lived through the 1980s and 90s, we never thought this day would come. There
DotOUT Wins (again) at Boston Pride 2014
For the second time in three years, DotOUT brought the Pride Parade win back to everyone's favorite Boston neighborhood! On November 29, 2014, the Boston Pride Committee announced DotOUT won
Our Harvest Mixer at Ashmont Grill–So much to be thankful for…
The best way to get that warm fuzzy feeling inside of yourself is by sharing a warm fuzzy with someone in need. And, caring and sharing is what we do
How to Make Time to Vote…
Skip the gym. Eat scary leftovers instead of cooking. Forgo streaming last week's "Scandal". Bail on laundry & go commando. Do whatever it takes to make it to the polls and VOTE
How to Be a Bostonian
Be as good to each other as you have been to me. --Thomas M. Menino Sounds like a good plan, Dorchester.