The third annual My Hollywood Pride Street Festival, celebrating the South Florida LGBTQ community, returns to Downtown Hollywood as the first Pride of 2024 anywhere in the world, on Jan. 28.
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It’s the art form, silly. With their battle against Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis behind them, the queens of Miami’s R House danced onto “The View” to wish co-host Ana Navarro a happy birthday.
Mr. Bubbles wants to make memories with you. This exuberant, fun-loving fellow LOVES tennis balls and toys that squeak!
The numbers speak for themselves: 20 rides, thousands of volunteers, over $16 million raised, countless lives helped.
A helmet, a water bottle, maybe a towel. That’s basically all a bike rider needs to hit the streets. They don’t carry wrenches and pedal repair gear, even though sometimes they are needed on the spot.
Rumors, the bar, once occupied the space where Hamburger Mary’s sits today. Now rumors surround the future of Hamburger Mary’s and another Wilton Manors hot spot.
David Kilmnick knew an LGBTQ retirement community was needed when reaching out to elder facilities for educational programs.
“I’ll tell you right now: Stonewall Parade and Festival was never, ever in doubt in the city of Wilton Manors.”
When Visit Lauderdale told the world that Broward County welcomed Everyone Under the Sun, Richard Gray meant everyone. As the Sr. VP of Inclusion & Accessibility for Broward County’s tourism arm, he works to make sure that Everyone includes everyone.
Wilton Collective, the high-end consignment shop on Wilton Drive, is on the move. In February, they are leaving their spot across from The Venue/The Manor and moving into the old Holy Mackerel location in Island City Plaza on 26th St.
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