You weren’t surprised at what the doctor said. Not really. You’d been feeling odd, just not quite right, not yourself. So there were tests, you ...
Three out LGBTQ state representatives from the Pittsburgh area won re-election Tuesday, November 3, preserving queer representation in the Pennsylvania House as Democrats expanded their ...
Boo! Medicaid Shakeups, LGBTQ+ Rights & Drag Crowns
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With Halloween falling on a Saturday this year, there is no shortage of events for queer yinzers to choose from to celebrate. But if you’re looking for something gritty, artsy, and kinky with a spooky edge, Obsidian’s Halloween parties may ...
The wigs were high, the jokes were filthy, and the competition was fierce! Pittsburgh’s funniest drag entertainers brought the camp, chaos, and comedy to Arcade ...
On Thursday, October 22, Metro Community Health Center rolled out the red carpet for Roasted Roots Catering, a food truck that will travel around the ...
advertisement Listen on Spotify Happy Halloween week, Pittsburgh! 🎃👻 The costumes are coming out, the drag is getting delightfully dramatic, and somewhere in this city, ...
Queer horror is having a moment. The recent film “Leviticus” (2026), a harrowing allegory for conversion therapy, was a critical hit. Meanwhile, Ryan Murphy’s undeniably ...
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The world may have ended, but queer Pittsburgh is still on the air.
Sour Flower Events’ The Violet Wire imagines a post-apocalyptic future where queer art, community, and resistance survive the chaos. More details link in bio and check out the show Saturday & Sunday.
Pennsylvania Democrats have pledged to prioritize the LGBTQ+ Fairness Act in 2027.
Pittsburgh-area Reps. Jessica Benham and Dan Frankel are among those pushing for statewide nondiscrimination protections. Read the full article link in bio.
Love, friendship, and a little holiday magic! Return to Pemberley as best friends Georgiana Darcy and Kitty Bennet discover new adventures in life and love. Whether you`re a longtime fan or visiting Pemberley for the first time, Georgiana and Kitty, the final chapter of City Theatre’s beloved Christmas at Pemberley series, is a holiday treat you won`t want to miss! Get tickets link in bio!
Rarely seen photographs by pioneering trans artist Greer Lankton take center stage in “Could It Be Love,” opening November 14 at Pittsburgh’s Mattress Factory. All the details link in bio.
Some histories are too important to forget. “Bitter Pill” revisits journalist Randy Shilts, the early AIDS crisis, and the fight to tell a story the world didn’t want to hear. Read our review link in bio.
