It’s a Groove Thing
Annual queer music festival returns to Blind Whino Almost two years ago, a group of four friends got together with a mission to create memorable experiences for queer people of
Annual queer music festival returns to Blind Whino Almost two years ago, a group of four friends got together with a mission to create memorable experiences for queer people of
“You’re such a DC Block Girl.” That’s what Gabrielle Jeri-Greene’s mother would tell her when she was a teenager hanging out in Washington, D.C. The term “block” was coined in
Liberatory healing circles reclaim sovereignty and heal white supremacy Last year, Conjure! Freedom Collective member Richael Faithful led a two-part meditation series with white supporters to honor Black lives, called
For the third year in a row, the Bisexual Resource Center (BRC) has proclaimed March as Bisexual Health Awareness Month (BHAM). BRC has been advocating for bisexual visibility and raising
Busboys & Poets’ Focus-In! Films series presents The Royal Road for their March film of the month. The film is written, directed, and produced by Marlon Riggs Award winner Jenni
Baltimore welcomes back the ladies of comedy On March 6, national headliner Poppy Champlin is bringing her comedy troupe to Magooby’s Joke House in Timonium, MD. The Queer Queens of
After the success of their 2014 EP, the CooLots are back with their newest release, Doors. Comprised of five members, the band describes themselves as a rock and soul fusion.…
Her HRC DC celebrates five-year anniversary Every year, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) brings hundreds of women together in the name of equality. On February 14, HRC’s Greater Washington, D.C.
This week has been full of Barbie announcements. Recently, we found out that Barbie will now come in four different shapes and eight new skin tones. And, on February 2,
Celebrating its 26th Anniversary, Club Skirts Dinah Shore Weekend, the largest lesbian event in the world, is, once again, upping the volume on laughter, bringing one of the hottest veterans