Hunters Nightclub and The Rapha Center are excited to announce CODE RED: A Cocktail and Awards Fundraiser Reception. This event is deeply rooted in raising awareness of the HIV epidemic, standing in solidarity with those impacted by the virus, and raising crucial funds for health and wellness services. The night is hosted by NBC 6's Jamie Guirola and FayWhat?!
Broward County Animal Care (BCAC), Broward County’s official pet adoption and animal welfare agency, is warning residents of a recent scam involving individuals posing as BCAC staff to demand payment for the return of lost pets.
We are thrilled to announce this year’s recipients of the Florida Flamingo Awards. This prestigious recognition honors tourism leaders, LGBTQ+ organizations, and marketing experts who exemplify allyship and inclusion. These thought leaders have created welcoming spaces for LGBTQ+ travelers, making significant strides in fostering a more inclusive world.
The Gay Men's Chorus of South Florida (GMCSF) is thrilled to announce the appointment of Fidel Garcia as its new Development Manager.
In 1994, as South Florida was just beginning to feel the swells of its newfound popularity for gay and lesbian visitors and residents, attempts began to organize a league where new and emerging transplanted players could rekindle their passions for softball in their new surroundings.
LGBTQ+ communities here in Florida are under constant attack, our very right to exist up for debate.
Don your gayest apparel! Pull out your jingle-bells! Get ready for a fa-la-la-la-lotta fun! It’s time to make the Yuletide gay!
On Nov. 13, a little-known Tennessee Williams hero, Gewinner Pearce, will touch down at Bona Italian Restaurant.
The Greater Pompano Beach Chamber of Commerce recognizes the importance of diversity and inclusion for businesses owned and operated by members of the LGBTQ+ community throughout South Florida, and in January 2023, launched a new business networking group called Out for Business.
One in three women and one in seven men will experience domestic violence in their lifetime, and the LGBTQ community is disproportionately impacted. Thankfully, for more than 15 years, local nonprofit No More Tears has worked to support victims and turn them into survivors by providing holistic services to help get them back on their feet and live a life free of violence.
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