As if State Rep Brian Sims could cram in any more into his schedule (besides running for Congress), he’s found some time to team up […]
We’re a little confused over Philly Jesus’ latest social media blast that seems to focus on individuals that he met at this weekend’s OutFest. Sure, […]
This year’s Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival will be showcasing a variety of LGBTQ films that highlight the diverse nature of the AAPI community and […]
We are so excited to announce that we’ve teamed up with Borgata to offer a special series of events that revolve around the one and only […]
On Sunday, October 11, Philadelphia celebrated Outfest, our 25th anniversary celebration of National Coming Out day. One of the day’s kick-off events was Dining With The […]
After an extensive search, the Independence Business Alliance (IBA), Philadelphia’s LGBT chamber of commerce, has appointed Zachary Wilcha as the organization’s first ever Executive Director. Mr. […]
At a press conference held this afternoon, Captain James Clark, commanding officer of the Philadelphia Police Homicide Unit, addressed speculation surrounding the murder of Kiesha […]
The City’s annual OutFest, a celebration of just about everything LGBTQ, rocked the Gayborhood almost all day Sunday. Besides from the vendors and plenty of […]
There were a variety of emotions this morning as members from Philadelphia government and the LGBT community met outside of City Hall to raise the City’s […]
Wednesday night a room full of movers and shakers gathered at the Independence Visitor Center to pay tribute to a national LGBT trailblazer, Mark Segal, […]
Yesterday, City Council approved a measure that would require all single-stall restrooms in Philadelphia to be gender neutral. The bill was passed unanimously, and although there […]
This Sunday is a big gay celebration for Philadelphia: Besides the notorious OutFest in the Gayborhood, the City’s annual LGBT Flag Raising Ceremony will take […]
Few Philadelphians are aware that they live just a couple of hours away from the country’s most robust archival resource for Black queer materials: the IN […]
Last week, we reported that a City Council committee approved a proposed gender neutral bathroom bill. Today, representatives confirmed that the full council passed the […]
This Saturday’s Philly Trans March was planned a year in advance. The fact that Kiesha Jenkins was murdered this week is tragically ironic, given that […]
