All posts tagged "ticker"
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Valley of the Dolls Screening and Art Show at Miss Pixie’s
Marti Jones Dixon showcases art based on the classic novel and cult film
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Texas “bathroom bill” could cost state more than $3 billion
New bill restricts localities from passing their own ordinances regulating bathroom access
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Robert Sherman’s “In Search of Israeli Cuisine” at Landmark
A portrait of Israeli people, told through food
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Gallery: Christina Tenaglia & Anne C. Smith
"In This Moment" runs until June 4
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Drive By Truckers bring “American Band” to 9:30 Club
Band's latest album features provocative songs about racism in America
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Gavin Grimm named one of Time Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People of 2017
Janet Mock calls Grimm the face of the debate about "trans people's right to exist in public spaces"
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Hump Day: Dan Savage’s Hump! Film Fest returns
A number of LGBTQ films on offer at the avant garde homemade pornography festival
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Black to Silver: A Black LGBT Experience
Dissonance presents an event examining dating, casual encounter and acceptance in the black LGBT community
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Cherry 2017: Gay Dance Party Returns This Weekend
For 21 years, Cherry has provided a solid weekend of DJs, dancing, and raising money for a worthy cause.
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Cherry 2017: Calendar of Every Party and Event
Your guide to Cherry 2017, including DJs, pool parties and afterparties
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Barcelona Beatmaker: Ivan Gomez plays at Cherry this weekend
Making his Cherry debut, Ivan Gomez follows in the footsteps of his idol Peter Rauhofer
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Capital Pride announces Heroes Awards and other honorees
Annual gala will honor those making significant contributions to the LGBTQ Pride movement
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Olney’s “The Magic Play” (Review): Slick entertainment and heartfelt storytelling
Actor-magician Brett Schneider conjures spellbinding drama and spontaneous thrills
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Out on the Town: DC arts highlights, for the week of April 20-26
Highlights for Film, Stage, Music, Dance, Art and more
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Future Islands’ “The Far Field” (Review): Cohesive and mature, but a little lacking
Three years after late night fame, Future Islands makes a case for their staying power
