The Palm Beach Pride Pageant took place last weekend at The Lake Worth Playhouse in Lake Worth Beach. Compass Community Center was the host of the event, as they've done for many years in the past. This year was also a tribute to the former queen and kings. Beloved queens, Melissa St. John and Camille Dior Love, served as MCs.
In a packed room at H.G. Rooster’s, Florida’s longest operating gay bar, Rob Long did not need to convince the crowd he was on their side.
November is all about giving thanks and being with family, or your “chosen family.” So, what’s going on at our Palm Beach County bars?
In a season when rainbow crosswalks are being painted over, Equality Florida’s Palm Beach Brunch — held on National Coming Out Day — reminded attendees that the fight for equality is far from over — raising over $26,000 in a single afternoon to keep the movement alive.
Delray Beach Vice Mayor Rob Long stood alone at the dais on Sept. 11, casting the only vote to keep fighting the state after Florida transportation crews twice painted over the city’s rainbow-colored Pride crosswalk. For Long, the issue was never just about the mural.
From pasta rolling to festive basket-making and a pop-up at Oktoberfest Miami, Convivio Bookworks offers South Floridians three rare chances this fall to celebrate tradition, craft, and community.
Lake Worth Beach city commissioner Sarah Malega took a stand against discontinuing the flying of the Haitian flag during Haitian Heritage Month in May.
The Florida Department of Transportation has ordered cities across the state to remove their rainbow-painted crosswalks, citing “safety concerns” with no minimal evidence to support the claim. Cities that fail to comply risk losing state and federal funding.
A roster of 464 runners and walkers took to the West Palm Beach waterfront on June 21 for the 5th Annual Pride 5K hosted by the Night Runners WPB. The sunset run brought together athletes, allies, and community members in a radiant celebration of movement, visibility, and love.
De nuevo. Por tercera vez, el cruce del Orgullo en Delray Beach ha sido dañado por alguien que realizó "burnouts" sobre el paso peatonal pintado con los colores del arcoíris.
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