The Center has cared for, championed, and celebrated LGBTQ individuals and underserved populations in Nevada for more than 25 years. It operates as a neighborhood resource for the valley’s LGBTQ community, area residents, veterans, people with disabilities, and the transient homeless population.
Welcome to the Family and Pets issue of Las Vegas PRIDE Magazine! This month we are exploring the concept of family in our ever-changing world.
Maybe it is because of a recent loss, or the battle with grief that is currently raging in my heart and in my head, but a lot of time has been dedicated lately to thinking about the family we choose.
2021 has arrived and I am delighted to usher in the new year by writing my first letter to the Las Vegas LGBTQ+ community as the editor of Las Vegas PRIDE Magazine. We have closed the door on one of the most chall
In 2020, the PRIDE OUTside Hikes have been the only in-person events hosted by Las Vegas PRIDE. These events are able to be conducted with proper health and safety precautions and are outdoor events.
The founder and CEO of Sum of Us Festival – the first wellness festival for the womxn, trans, and gender non-conforming communities, spoke with Las Vegas PRIDE Magazine about their transition to virtual events during the pandemic.
You have to get up pretty early in the morning to get a jump on Keyska Diva. Already a six-time titleholder, Keyska visited Las Vegas for the first time in 2006. Three months later, she pulled up stakes in Texas and made the Las Vegas valley her home.
The Mx. Native UNLV Pageant was introduced in 2018 by the Native American Student Association (NASA) to provide a platform for Indigenous leaders to enact meaningful change and advocate for issues important to them.
PRIDE Magazine caught up with infectious disease and immunization expert Dr. Christina Madison to gain a deeper understanding of Nevada’s vaccination program and process.
