All posts tagged "dc"
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Kamala Harris calls for protections for LGBTQ people at DC Pride Walk
Vice President Kamala Harris told the LGBTQ crowd that there's "so much more to do," including passing the Equality Act
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D.C.’s Big Pride Weekend: Every Way to Celebrate Capital Pride
It may not be a traditional Pride celebration in Washington, but there's plenty to keep your LGBTQ spirits soaring.
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Trans woman assaulted, stabbed by gang in DC laundromat
Victim was left bleeding profusely after she was surrounded by people and stabbed in the head
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‘Ex-gays’ visit DC to complain about LGBTQ rights, not visit recently reopened gay bars
Ex-gay group "Changed Movement" will protest restrictions on conversion therapy, refute trans equality, and definitely not visit gay bars.
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Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington celebrates four decades of performing with new special ‘GMCW Turns 40’
The Gay Men's Chorus celebrates its 40th anniversary with an imaginative video highlighting its impressive history
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Creative Cauldron stages musical revue ‘Always…Patsy Cline’ outdoors throughout June
Ted Swindley based Always...Patsy Cline on the true story of the unlikely friendship that developed between Cline and a Houston housewife
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Which D.C. LGBTQ bars are operating at full capacity? Find out here.
Check out our expanding list of all the LGBTQ bars open and operating and what conditions are in place.
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Georgetown GLOW lights up the neighborhood for spring
"Georgetown GLOW: Spring 2021" features five installations, including "The Weight of a Rainbow" by Stephanie Mercedes
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DC’s biggest and most popular museums start to reopen
National Museum of African American History and Culture, National Portrait Gallery, and Renwick Gallery are all reopening.
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SaVanna Wanzer has dedicated her life to trans education and representation
SaVanna Wanzer, the tireless founder of "May Is? All About Trans," empowers the transgender community -- one teaching moment at a time.
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Gay Trump official Richard Grenell mocked for ‘idiotic’ comment on DC statehood
Gay former Trump official Richard Grenell has been widely mocked after an inaccurate tweet about D.C. statehood.
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Too Good To Go brings zero-waste takeout to DC
Too Good To Go, which recently launched in D.C., connects foodies with vendors in the fight to end food waste
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Host the perfect (Covid-safe) garden party with Susan Gage’s Backyard Spring Soirées
Susan Gage Caterers offers a three-hour dining special for up to eight people
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DC History Center offers a “Spotlight on LGBTQ DC”
History society reopens to the public with a number of LGBTQ offerings
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Shaw’s Tavern offers comfort food with Southern flair
With a dedicated LGBTQ following, Shaw's Tavern offers quality comfort food in unexpected ways
