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Liquid Gold: Where Las Vegas Nights Become Living Art

Liquid Gold at Oddyssey Noir manages to do something rare; it transforms nightlife into an immersive, living editorial where every guest is both audience and star. More than just a Friday night out, Liquid Gold is a sensory experience that blurs the boundaries between music, fashion, and performance, inviting guests to step fully into their most expressive selves.

Liquid Gold: Where Las Vegas Nights Become Living Art2026-06-04T12:50:55-07:00

Liezl Siojo: Mosaic Artist and Community Leader / Creative Genius!

Las Vegas has culture! It has Art! It has leaders in both Art and Culture! And I am extremely fortunate to know one such person, Liezl Siojo. We have known each other for almost 2 decades, with our paths crossing through the LGBTQIA+ community, art festivals, galleries, and downtown shenanigans! Her dedication to the arts and to individuals within the Queer Arts community is strong and deep, with a strong commitment.

Liezl Siojo: Mosaic Artist and Community Leader / Creative Genius!2026-04-25T21:16:20-07:00

La Bella Shinobi Wayves

A new voice is stepping forward with a mission rooted not in individual recognition, but in collective empowerment. The newly crowned Miss Las Vegas Latin PRIDE 2026 is already defining her reign with a clear, purposeful vision: to strengthen bonds between the LatinX and LGBTQIA+ communities across Southern Nevada.

La Bella Shinobi Wayves2026-04-25T21:02:42-07:00

The Last Frontier of Pride

These days, it seems like my friends and I talk a lot about our aches and pains, Social Security, and Medicare. I suppose it’s normal. I will turn 60 this year, and many in my circle are older. But there’s one topic we don’t talk about enough, and that’s what will happen to us when we age to the point of needing care, what the health care industry typically calls “assisted living.”

The Last Frontier of Pride2026-04-25T20:36:30-07:00

Editor’s Letter on PRIDE Month & Community

As we turn the page to PRIDE Month, this issue of Las Vegas PRIDE Magazine is rooted in a simple yet powerful idea: community is not just something we belong to; it is something we build, protect, and carry forward together. PRIDE has always been about visibility, but visibility alone is not enough. It must be paired with connection, care, and a commitment to showing up for one another in both big and small ways.

Editor’s Letter on PRIDE Month & Community2026-04-25T20:23:24-07:00

Festival Guide 2026

Welcome to the 2026 Las Vegas PRIDE Celebration! Las Vegas PRIDE Parade is on October 9th! Learn More! Order Tickets Online! Early Bird Pricing & Less Time at the Gate! Celebrate Diversity at the Las Vegas PRIDE Festival, where everyone is welcome. LGBTQIA+ families, couples, and singles, along with their friends and [...]

Festival Guide 20262026-06-19T17:07:14-07:00

“Almost Us”: Love, Power, and the Spaces That Hold Us Together

In a cinematic landscape where queer stories are often flattened into familiar arcs of coming out or tragedy, Anthony Bawn is carving out something far more layered with Almost Us. Premiering April 17 on Watch VIM, the new romantic dramedy delivers heat, humor, and emotional honesty—while asking deeper questions about love, power, and the cost of belonging.

“Almost Us”: Love, Power, and the Spaces That Hold Us Together2026-03-24T08:46:31-07:00

Love, Longing, and Liberation: Cherri Dances Beyond Convention

This April, audiences are invited into the heart of Havana for a story that is as visually lush as it is emotionally raw. Cherri, the latest release from Breaking Glass Pictures, arrives on streaming platforms April 21, offering a deeply human exploration of love, vulnerability, and the courage it takes to begin again.

Love, Longing, and Liberation: Cherri Dances Beyond Convention2026-03-23T14:38:44-07:00

Rae Canady’s Vision for a Community-Centered Court

When Rae Canady talks about justice, she doesn’t begin with statutes or courtrooms. She begins with people. Raised in the Midwest as the youngest of four girls, Canady learned early how to make her voice heard. “In a household with loud older sisters, I definitely had to speak up,” she says with a laugh. But beyond sibling dynamics, it was the region’s cultural values: hard work, integrity, humility, and community care, that shaped her foundation. Those principles still anchor her today as she runs for Las Vegas Municipal Court Judge, Department 1.

Rae Canady’s Vision for a Community-Centered Court2026-03-04T12:01:02-08:00
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