Economic mobility usually assumes a starting line: a bedroom to return to, a parent to call, a place to regroup after things go wrong. For many LGBTQ young adults in South Florida, that starting line never existed. 

In a city full of fast-paced action, a great benefit of staying at the NH Collection New York Madison Avenue is how effortlessly it handles dining and day-to-day comforts, especially in a neighborhood where everything moves fast.

The Subculture Group had a banner year, with readers recognizing multiple beloved venues across Palm Beach County. Honors included Best Restaurant in Delray Beach for Dada; Best Place for Breakfast for Howley’s; Best Place for Coffee for Subculture; Best Art Gallery for The Peach; and Best Fundraiser for The Peach’s Pride on the Block partnership with Transpire Help. 

As we move into 2025, we’re taking a moment to reflect on a year captured in photographs—moments of joy, resistance, celebration, and connection across South Florida’s LGBTQ community.

Don’t look now, but FayWhat?! may be lurking in your pocket, or maybe even in your hand! As OutSFL’s YCA Local TV Personality, Fay is in a unique position to advocate for her community, call out BS, and make everyone feel seen.

When the lights go down and the first notes of “No One Mourns the Wicked” echo through a theater, something electric happens among queer fans. Glittering pinks, defiant greens, found families in the rows. “Wicked” is not just a blockbuster movie or box office smash. It is a lifeline. A mirror. A political scream wrapped inside a ballad.