The emergence of gay leather as a coherent subculture can be traced back to the second half of the 1940s and the 1950s in major cities of the U.S. Later, it also developed in other urban centers in most industrialized capitalist countries. While gay leather developed 20 years after heterosexual European and American fetish styles, it did so relatively isolated from those existing circles and organizations.

If you’ve spent any amount of time at LGBTQ events in or around Wilton Manors, you’ve seen them. They work out front at civic events and behind the scenes of fundraisers and other philanthropic events. They are Wilton Manors’ Power Couple: Marc Martorana and Don D’Arminio.

Hunter's does it again. Winner, two years running, of the Your Choice Award in the category of Best LGBTQ Bar and Best Happy Hour. The Hunters legacy continues on the drive in the Shoppes of Wilton Manors, and this year they also won Best Theme - Sunday T-Dance. 

Winner in three categories, owner Jimmy Cohen says that he is extremely honored and grateful.

Dr. Jason Ceavers is an Internist with an emphasis on LGBTQ health with the Holy Cross Medical Group.

Art is a diverse range of cultural activity centered around works by creative or imaginative talents, which are expected to induce a worthwhile experience, generally through the expression of emotional power, conceptual ideas, beauty, and/or technical proficiency.