Capital Pride 2023: A Celebration of Love, Diversity, and Star-Studded Performances
With eyes set on WorldPride 2025, Washington D.C. delivers.
July 18 2023 5:00 AM
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Gay Washington, D.C. is a city teeming with history, culture, and the arts. As many of the monuments, museums, and parks are operated by the Smithsonian and the federal government, many of these attractions are free of charge. In addition, gay Washington, D.C. boasts a vibrant LGBT community, which clusters in neighborhoods like Dupont Circle, the U Street corridor, Logan's Circle, and Columbia Heights. Explore the city's nightlife in venues like the club Town or older staples like J.R.'s and Larry's Rainbow Lounge.
With eyes set on WorldPride 2025, Washington D.C. delivers.
A weekend of sugary sweet parties including Candy Land starring Betty Who
No jockstraps or thongs were on display as the Nasty Pig founders were recognized for their service to the community.
Kinetic hosts a 4-party celebration of leather and kink at MAL Weekend featuring Only Fans star Diego Barros and dominatrix, RuPaul’s Drag Race’s Alyssa Edwards.
Police say the former Los Angeles Rams wide receiver refused to comply with safety protocols, but the star’s lawyer tells a different story.
You can catch the last stop just before NYC Pride — and help her raise money for queers.
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The exhibit centers the experiences of LGBTQ+ icons Harvey Milk and Marsha P. Johnson, but also shares untold queer stories in American history.
The Smithsonian released a video of resident giant pandas playing in snow and it's everything we need right now.
Airbnb acts to prevent violent protestors from using its rentals during the swearing-in of President Biden.
"Never again can we afford to live with the narrow, provincial, 'outside agitator' idea. Anyone who lives inside the United States can never be considered an outsider anywhere within its bounds."
Judy Shepard to send personal items representing the life of her son to The National Museum of American History.
Photographer Tayte Hanson recounts the Equality March at Capital Pride.
We spoke with the Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt star at the Pride event.
He reflects on his home of the past eight years and gives us a peek inside.
Mathews teams up with activist Ruby Corado and actress Laverne Cox (l-r, above) to raise money and awareness during D.C. Pride.
Use #LoveTravels and #MyPride by May 25 and Marriot Rewards will make a donation.
The one-night event will be held at American University in Washington, D.C.
The Silver Line debuts this weekend with over 50,000 riders.