While engaging in the South Florida LGBTQ sports scene is a great way to socialize and stay active, sometimes it's nice to catch a breath –– and it’s even nicer when that break means sitting with friends old and new while watching “Wicked: For Good.”
The South Florida Amateur Athletic Association (SFAAA) is gearing up for its annual Hurricane Showdown tournament, which hosts softball teams of various divisions and skill levels in a weekend full of competition and fun.
If you’re looking to stay active over the winter season but don’t want to mess with Florida’s unpredictable weather, Rainbow Sports League has a few indoor sporting opportunities.
As they slog through the South Carolina backwoods in the pouring rain, United States Marine Corps recruit Jones gives his bunk mate Cope a few words of advice:
“It’s simple, no matter where you are, act like you belong,” he tells him.
From tournaments to relaxed leagues, the South Florida Amateur Association (SFAAA) has a little something for everyone to try out.
Love. Joy. Hope. “That’s our superpower,” Equality Florida Co-Founder Stratton Pollitzer said, referring to those principles during his recent Palm Beach Brunch “state of the state” address. Those three words anchored a speech that blended urgency with optimism — and defiance with grace.
It’s not too late to plan a trip to St. Pete with the Front Runners and Walkers of Fort Lauderdale (FRWFL).
Disgraced ex-Congressman George Santos had his prison sentence commuted by President Donald J. Trump.
Winter sports in Florida means anything but snowy courts and indoor games.
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