Before winter officially melts away at the end of March, I invite you into a space of reflection, introspection, and retrospection. The Astrological New Year takes place on March 20th every year, the day of the Spring Equinox.
The elegance. The mystery. The opulent red dresses and ensembles. The Holy Order Sin Sity Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence invite you to their lavish Red Dress Masquerade party on February 25, 2023 at 7 PM at The Usual Place (100 S. Maryland Pkwy Unit 110 Las Vegas, NE 89101). To order tickets or for more information, visit www.sinsitysisters.org.
The Rainbow House is an abstinence-based sober living program that is safe and secure with in-house recovery meetings, a live-in house manager, and access to recovery resources/services.
The Center at 401 S Maryland Parkway is proud to announce the opening of a new onsite pharmacy. In partnership with Genoa Healthcare, The Center will now be able to provide prescription medications to persons who may visit the clinic, people in the surrounding area, and anyone who simply choses to stop by.
This year, the LGBTQ Center of Southern Nevada celebrates a special anniversary: it’s 30th year serving the LGBTQIA2++ community and the at-risk community around us.
The Las Vegas PRIDE OUTside Hike program began in July 2015. Community members requested a new event – something LGBT+ focused, all-ages, not in a bar, free to attend, and fun! Brady McGill, then Secretary of the PRIDE Board, had a history of outdoor exploring and took on the project.
Walking inside The Mixer Lounge, the energy in the room was vigorous. This black lesbian-owned bar located off Twain Avenue in inner South East Las Vegas played host to the first Bipoc Vegas Meetup, presented by Setlife Images.
The Biden-Harris Administration has released the first-ever Federal Evidence Agenda on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and Intersex (LGBTQI+) Equity, a roadmap that federal agencies will use to ensure they are collecting the data and evidence they need to improve the lives of LGBTQI+ Americans.
This year’s World Cup elevated conversations about the violations that LGBT people face in Qatar, the ‘Gulf countries’ and the ‘Middle East’. But these conversations, while important, stem from the wrong premise.
Las Vegas PRIDE celebrates our 40th anniversary of serving the community this year, and we are thrilled for an exciting year! As the 40th-anniversary symbol is traditionally the ruby, we have aligned our theme, “Red and Wild!”.
