About eleven years ago burlesque performers and entertainers, SGT. Diewies (pronounced Sarge Device) and Elyse Elaine were in the Bay Area listening to the Musiq Soulchild Album, when the song “Womanopoly” came on. In a glance, they both knew the rest was history.
The ladies of FANTASY, the award-winning topless female revue at Luxor Hotel and Casino are back and hotter than ever. Popular among singles and couples alike, the always-evolving, sexy production showcases 15 high-energy numbers set to a variety of today’s top music.
On March 26th, 1977, a group of gay and lesbian activists met with members of the Carter administration in a historic first. President Carter’s Assistant Margaret “Midge” Costanza coordinated the meeting with representatives from the then National Gay Task Force (NGTF) to hear their grievances about discriminatory federal policies.
Chippendales celebrates its 20th anniversary at Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. Jersey Shore star Vinny Guadagnino “Vinny G.” appeared as the special celebrity guest host at the opening.
Welcome to the Spring issue of Las Vegas PRIDE Magazine! We are thrilled to explore some of the hottest acts in town (both on and off the Strip). From the incomparable Miss Behave to the sizzling women of FANTASY and the smoldering men of Chippendales, we are checking out the best in entertainment in Las Vegas.
A run through of the importance of promoting LGBT+ rights abroad, and tools governments like the UK and the US use to do so.
Join us for a discussion on Trans Led & Inclusive LGBTQ Events
Town Hall Discussion: Keeping momentum amid the evolving health landscape – Public Health Imperatives for PRIDE Organizers
Development & Fundraising Basics Workshop Session 3 Friday, March 4th, 2:30 pm Panelists include: Jennifer Bradley, Richard Robinson, and Matthew Seltzer Overview: Join us for an in-depth panel-style discussion about PR Basics and Best Practices About Jennifer Bradley: Jennifer Bradley is celebrating seven years at her own public [...]
Join San Diego Pride executive director, Fernando Lopez for a presentation and roundtable discussion regarding the Pride movement's role within the broader intersectional social justice movement. Attendees will leave with resources and strategies to build scalable community-led justice-centered programming, events, and messaging as well as a better understanding of your 501c3's ability to advocate for issues.
