How do you identify? Gay (100%).

As anti-LGBTQ legislation remains prominent in Florida, some people questioned why Alison Burgos and her team at Pandora Events keep hosting experiences in the state.

As the curtain falls on another year, the LGBTQ travel market is taking centerstage, and the spotlight is blazing bright. With the LGBTQ travel market projected to reach $568 billion by 2030 and queer travelers outspending the general population by 23%, we're not just traveling, we're getting noticed.

As uncertainty struck through the LGBTQ community on Election Night when Donald Trump was elected back to The White House, Dru Project president Sara Grossman knew her organization needed to help.

These were the most-read local stories of last year.

As 2024 comes to a close, we take a moment to look back at a year’s worth of photos — capturing celebrations of South Florida’s vibrant LGBTQ community.