Home sweet home. Griot Circle, a New York City-based non-profit organization serving LGBTQ older adults of color, announced it signed a 10-year lease to return to its former headquarters after spending more than two years in limbo without a permanent home. Founded in the mid-90s, Griot Circle has become a critically important community space and …

Home sweet home. Griot Circle, a New York City-based non-profit organization serving LGBTQ older adults of color, announced it signed a 10-year lease to return to its former headquarters after spending more than two years in limbo without a permanent home. Founded in the mid-90s, Griot Circle has become a critically important community space and …

What Are You Looking At? Opening Reception Thursday, January 16, 6 p.m. Bureau of General ServicesQueer Division, 208 West 13th Street, #210, New York, NY Join the Bureau for the opening reception of their new exhibit, What Are You Looking At? It explores the space between artist and subject. Artists featured include Daniel Cavanaugh, Kelwin …

What Are You Looking At? Opening Reception Thursday, January 16, 6 p.m. Bureau of General ServicesQueer Division, 208 West 13th Street, #210, New York, NY Join the Bureau for the opening reception of their new exhibit, What Are You Looking At? It explores the space between artist and subject. Artists featured include Daniel Cavanaugh, Kelwin …

What Are You Looking At? Opening Reception Thursday, January 16, 6 p.m. Bureau of General ServicesQueer Division, 208 West 13th Street, #210, New York, NY Join the Bureau for the opening reception of their new exhibit, What Are You Looking At? It explores the space between artist and subject. Artists featured include Daniel Cavanaugh, Kelwin …

Queer bars in New York City are stepping up to support wildfire relief efforts, LGBTQ establishments, and community groups impacted by the ongoing fires in Los Angeles. Some are encouraging donations to various community organizations and pet shelters, while others are calling on folks to support a pair of embattled lesbian bars in Los Angeles. …

Queer bars in New York City are stepping up to support wildfire relief efforts, LGBTQ establishments, and community groups impacted by the ongoing fires in Los Angeles. Some are encouraging donations to various community organizations and pet shelters, while others are calling on folks to support a pair of embattled lesbian bars in Los Angeles. …

Queer bars in New York City are stepping up to support wildfire relief efforts, LGBTQ establishments, and community groups impacted by the ongoing fires in Los Angeles. Some are encouraging donations to various community organizations and pet shelters, while others are calling on folks to support a pair of embattled lesbian bars in Los Angeles. …

Queer bars in New York City are stepping up to support wildfire relief efforts, LGBTQ establishments, and community groups impacted by the ongoing fires in Los Angeles. Some are encouraging donations to various community organizations and pet shelters, while others are calling on folks to support a pair of embattled lesbian bars in Los Angeles. …

Writer/director Isao Fujisawa made a remarkable debut and his only film as director more than 50 years ago with Bye Bye Love, a queer lovers-on-the-run road movie. The 1974 film, which was presumed lost, was rediscovered in 2018 and has been gloriously restored. It will have its American theatrical release in New York …

Writer/director Isao Fujisawa made a remarkable debut and his only film as director more than 50 years ago with Bye Bye Love, a queer lovers-on-the-run road movie. The 1974 film, which was presumed lost, was rediscovered in 2018 and has been gloriously restored. It will have its American theatrical release in New York …

Anita Bryant, a singer who leveraged her celebrity platform to fight against gay rights in Miami-Dade County in the 1970s, died at her home in Oklahoma on Jan. 16 at the age of 84. Bryant was initially known for her music, delivering three hit songs to the top 20 list in the US in the …

Anita Bryant, a singer who leveraged her celebrity platform to fight against gay rights in Miami-Dade County in the 1970s, died at her home in Oklahoma on Jan. 16 at the age of 84. Bryant was initially known for her music, delivering three hit songs to the top 20 list in the US in the …

This week’s edition of Gay City News covers stories encompassing local news, politics, sports, film, music, and more. Read the digital edition of the newspaper here. Here are some of the top stories: Marriage equality champions Bonauto, Wolfson receive Presidential Citizens Medal President Joe Biden on Jan. 2 awarded 20 recipients with the Presidential Citizens …

This week’s edition of Gay City News covers stories encompassing local news, politics, sports, film, music, and more. Read the digital edition of the newspaper here. Here are some of the top stories: Marriage equality champions Bonauto, Wolfson receive Presidential Citizens Medal President Joe Biden on Jan. 2 awarded 20 recipients with the Presidential Citizens …

EDITORS PICK Out-FRONT! Fest Thursday, January 9 through Monday, January 13, 7 p.m. Judson Memorial Church, 243 Thompson Street, New York, NY The Pioneers Go East Collective, in partnership with Judson Memorial Church, present Out-FRONT! Fest a dance, performance art, and film festival championing queer and feminist voices. Visit PioneersGoEast.org for full schedule and …