Hosting a viewing party for “RuPaul’s Drag Race” is quite common these days at many gay bars and other venues across South Florida, and even across the country. But there’s nothing common about Doll LinkUp.
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The “T” in LGBT was well represented at Miami Beach Pride.
Look up the definition of a “Renaissance Man” online, and you might find a picture of Michael Tronn attached to it.
On March 16, Miami’s Latinx drag community lost one of its own.
Axel Beach Hotel on South Beach is closing its doors for good on March 31.
Miami Beach Pride returns to celebrate its 17th year of honoring the LGBTQ community with a dynamic lineup of events, performances, and activations. Taking place from March 27 through April 6, Miami Beach Pride welcomes more than 170,000 attendees from across the globe to experience the magic of this beloved celebration. The festivities culminate with the two-day festival and parade on April 5 and 6.
Once upon a time, Miami was the undisputed monarch of South Florida's gay nightlife.
When City of Miami Commissioner Damián Pardo and national award-winning documentalist Joe Cardona first conceived of the idea for the Gay8 Festival in 2015, the two were very committed to creating an inclusive family- and community-centered event that would be different from other Pride festivals.
Artists Donna Oblongata and Patrick Costello delivered one of Miami Art Week’s most unusual, memorable (and edible) exhibits.
Bridging cultural differences between East and West through pictures is the subject of a new exhibit opening this week in Miami Beach.
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