La Choloteca was one of the fastest growing parties of 2017. Their signature festivity is the magical glue that binds a truly mixed crowd, and now it's set to happen again on New Year's Eve.
Atlanta’s LGBTQ New Year’s Eve parties are a festival of choices built into a big gay weekend, but don’t wait to celebrate. Events start Friday to ensure you a happy new queer indeed.
Imagine New Year’s Eve as your front-seat perspective of both the rear-view mirror and the road through the windshield. Whatever’s ahead and whatever’s behind, at least we’re in the driver’s seat.
Words of wisdom by, for, or about LGBTQIA Ghosts of Christmases Past place us in context of history and urge us forward as individuals and as a movement to forge the next chapter.
Can’t, won’t, or don’t do Christmas? Grab your favorite queers and hit these suggestions for events, venues and activities on Dec. 25 so you can find your own reason for the season.
Veteran writer, actress and comedian Judy Gold hits Atlanta Monday night with love-over-hate for the social movements that the current "bunch of idiots" administration has launched.
How I found Christmas with a gay elf with swoopy hair who ventures off with a flying dog and a lumbersexual to find a misfit paradise ruled by a gruff white-haired bear daddy with a heart of gold.
It’s almost time to bid adieu to the holiday queers in Atlanta’s LGBTQ village. Start moving beyond the holidays on the Big Day itself with Q's options for making Monday bright without Christmas.
Dos & Donts of supporting our transgender brothers and sisters might sound obvious, until even members of our own LGBTQ community mess them up. Here are some rules of thumb.
Whether it’s “wintery mix” shutting down the city, or our zany way of setting interstates on fire, Atlanta is going to Atlanta. Our transman with a plan says survival is a gift that's always on trend in ATL.
The holiday theme pop-up bar Miracle on Monroe. nestled snugly in Midtown Promenade adjacent to the art cinema and across from Apres Diem, could be the queerest thing you do this season.
Fed up with a system of gender-biased oppression that keeps every one of us down, here’s how female, male, non-binary, cis and trans folks can all be feminists and do better in our daily lives.
Queer organizers from multiple Atlanta's Queer Trans People of Color communities join forces for fundraising that 'won't confine our experience' to benefit underserved LGBTQ non-profits.
Either this foster dog mom was as homophobic as a straight person can get, or I was being paranoid that the adoption people were gas lighting me. Or both. Either way, I was getting that dog.
That cool, crisp wind in your skirts says it’s time to air out from a hard-fought workweek. Flap in the downtime breeze of these LGBTQ holiday events, one-night-only concerts, and annual celebrations.
Terminal Uniqueness has run rampant, and we have important work to be done instead. Yes, we celebrate every shade in the LGBTQ rainbow, but what makes you so special?
Those gay male nuns you’ve noticed throughout Queer Atlanta are on a mission … from God? Goddess? The Queer Force? Whatever, let's just say that their hearts in the right place.
While you’re making lists and checking them twice, remember the worthy non-profits making life better for local LGBTQ people. Give these queer causes a gift that keeps giving all year.
Whether you're a woman who's girlfriend stepped out on you and flaunted it all over town, or you're considering sleeping with your 'slut-puppy' boss, Life Judge has answers in The Q.
Busy busy busy. LGBTQ Atlanta is like the magician in ‘Frosty the Snow Man’ – so much to do, so little time, and so much flair for the fabulous. Channel your queer magic and get in on these events.
