Travel
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Tampa LGBT film festival takes a world view
Films from 18 countries will be part of this year’s Tampa International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, running Oct. 4 to 12. The festival, now...
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UPDATED: Rehoboth Beach drag volleyball celebrates 25th anniversary in the rain
Mother Nature didn’t care that today marked a major milestone for Rehoboth Beach‘s annual drag volleyball game. Celebrating its 25th anniversary, the scheduled game was cut...
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As summer ends, Rehoboth parties
Rehoboth Beach plans to mark the unofficial end of summer with a Labor Day weekend party. CAMP Rehoboth will host Sundance, Aug. 31 and Sept....
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Atlantic City does drag with Miss’d America
The over-the-top Miss’d America Pageant returns to Atlantic City, N.J., Saturday, Sept. 21. Started in 1991, the pageant is a hilarious spoof of the world-famous...
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Philly cannot get enough of the gays
Ten years after launching the first TV commercial by a U.S. destination for the LGBT travel market, Philadelphia today released a new commercial to mark...
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Texas LGBT advocates issue “travel alert” for San Antonio
GetEqual Texas, a grassroots LGBT-advocacy organization, announced today that it has issued a travel alert to any LGBT person visiting the San Antonio area. TRAVEL...
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Las Vegas: Gay Days offers a jackpot of fun
Gay Days has long been associated with Orlando, Fla. However, in 2012, the wildly popular party expanded to Las Vegas. It will make its return...
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Marriott announces major sponsorship of 2014 Gay Games
Marriott International announced today that it will be a platinum sponsor and exclusive hotel partner for the world’s largest and most popular LGBT sports and...
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Key West turns up the heat
Key West gets a little hotter Aug. 15 through 18 when the Key West Business Guild, one of the oldest LGBT chamber organizations in the U.S., presents “Tropical...
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New York’s Splash Bar to Close This Sunday
In case you haven’t heard, New York’s Splash Bar nightclub has announced plans to close this Sunday, Aug. 11, after 22 years in business. The...
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Montreal: Rain doesn’t dampen “Mascara” drag show
Despite intermittent rain showers, thousands of people gathered outside Saturday evening at Montreal’s Old Port to see the annual Mascara drag show. Organized by Mado Lamotte,...
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Gay theater festival returns to Philadelphia for third year
Philadelphia will host the third annual GayFest!, a festival of LGBT theater, Aug. 6 to 24, at various theaters throughout the city. Much expanded from...
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Curaçao offers LGBT travelers a free night’s stay, plans first Pride
While it struggles with its own LGBT-equality issues, the southern Caribbean island of Curaçao is hoping U.S. gay travelers, especially honeymooners, will take advantage of...
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Divers/Cité brings top entertainers to Montreal
With veteran entertainers such as Hector Romero, Alain Jackinsky, François K and Frankie Knuckles, along with rising stars such Nico Concerto and Raneem, Montreal’s Divers/Cité is flexing its...
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Provincetown Bear Week: Planning for Foraging and Fur Trapping
It’s an overwhelming list of activities: BigMuscleBears at Paramount, Furball at the Boatslip, Bearracuda at Purgatory, Blowoff at the Boatslip, Fag Bash at Governor Bradford,...
