Phila. to host largest LGBTQ activist conference
Philadelphia has been chosen to be the host city for the country’s largest gathering of LGBTQ activists. The National LGBTQ Task Force will be holding its 29th Creating Change Conference in Philadelphia, bringing…
Escape to New York for a cultural fling
My girlfriend and I were feeling the tug of New York pulling at us from 3,000 miles away, or it might have been my auntie, who lives in Manhattan, asking us to visit….
Pride Factory Celebrates 20 Years In Business
Over its 20-year history, much like the community it sells to, the Pride Factory has changed and evolved. “The gay community has grown and we’re growing with it with nice products, unique fashions,”…
Pool parties? Check. Parade? Check. Ponies? Check. They're all LGBT events coming to Las Vegas
March Madness may be coming to a close, but basketball isn’t done in Las Vegas. The rainbow welcome mat is out as the National Gay Basketball Assn.’s championships move to the city April 22-24….
‘Wicked Queer’ Says It All For Boston's Longstanding Film Fest
From its early days in the 1980s as the Boston Premier Gay Film Festival to this year’s freshly minted Wicked Queer: Boston LGBT Film Festival, one of the nation’s longest-running film festivals devoted to gay themes…
LGBT Museum Planned in Boystown
An LGBT museum is in the planning stages in Lake View. Organizers of Pride Fest and the Boystown Legacy Walk are working to create the permanent museum on north Halsted Street, according to DNAinfo…
A Manhattanite in Philadelphia- Where to Go?
Concluding our amazing series on why Manhattanites should visit Philadelphia is essentially where you should go to see what makes this city so damn special. So far we have covered food and travel for you, but outside…
Wicked Queer docs express themselves
The truth will set you free. So too will dressing up as a 6-foot-tall raccoon or lip-synching hit songs by a pop chanteuse and wearing a silver outfit topped by a star-shaped crown….
Listed: 10 Reasons to Visit Philadelphia
Sure, in many cities around the world, the LGBT community owns a week or two each summer when Pride rolls into town. But, Philadelphia, Penn., commonly referred to as the “City of Brotherly Love…
Federal recognition sought for four SF LGBT historic sites
Historic preservation officials are seeking federal recognition for four sites in the city that played a role in the history of San Francisco’s LGBT community. Listing on the National Register of Historic Places…