Visitors to San Francisco’s iconic Hotel Mark Twain are often delighted to learn about the hotel’s rich and colorful history which includes visits to the property by its namesake Mark Twain during the…

The recent announcement by Pride South Florida that it will hold just one weekend of festivities this year is still being processed by much of South Florida’s LGBT community, but questions are beginning…

CAMP Rehoboth’s Women’s FEST is a spring tradition in Rehoboth Beach, drawing over 2,300 women from the mid-Atlantic region to the local community for fun, education, entertainment and enriching life experiences. The 15th…

Gay Mardi Gras is conundrum wrapped in an enigma shrouded in mystery with a side of bafflement sprinkled with bitterness and devil-may-care. It’s also a little elusive. The secret society nature of Mardi…

“OUTsider,” an innovative new LGBT multi-arts festival, announces its first-round lineup of artists and performers for the inaugural five-day event, February 18-22, 2015, primarily at The Salvage Vanguard Theater (2803 Manor Road, Austin,…

So you have been going to Pride every year in your home town and it is great. One year, you want to make it special. Why not take a trip to a major city and…

The week after New Year’s I traveled to New Orleans for the first time in years. I have to admit Solange’s wedding photos probably sparked the urge to check out what has been…

To celebrate a milestone year for Florida’s lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community, the annual gay pride parade in Miami Beach will be led by one of the country’s hunkiest celebrities. Extra…

New Orleans’ oldest active gay Mardi Gras krewe has canceled its annual Carnival ball for 2015, a decision it said was difficult but financially necessary amid increasingly difficult times. The Krewe of Petronius,…

Though Hurricane Sandy devastated the Jersey Shore it made a lot of us native New Jerseyans reconsider the role that the shore has played in so many of our lives. The different stages…