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Fall is a divine reminder to slow down and sink into what truly matters most.

Meet Franco Stuart Ferlin and his perfect parents.

GO got the hottest lesbian takes from its most opinionated guests.

This cozy autumnal libation pairs rich bourbon with sweet pear purée and warming spices.

From All Things Go and the Lesbians Who Tech Summit to the Eressos Women’s Festival in Greece and SisterSpace in Northern Maryland, here are some unmissable fall events.

Stand-up comedian Pink Foxx takes the festival stage this September.

Discover queer history, cozy cafés, vibrant nightlife, gorgeous fall foliage, and all the best things to see, eat, and do in Rhode Island’s creative capital.

From polyamory and coming-of-age to horror and romcoms, these sapphic reads are the perfect companions for your next cozy night in.

The brash singer’s latest album is an ode to sapphic joy, imperfection, and showing up exactly as you are.

Meet 23 inspiring LGBTQ+ leaders shaping a better future.

A queer Librarian reveals the quiet creep of censorship in communities — and how to stop it before it spreads.

After decades of being told there was no place for them, women are finally getting their chance to build a professional baseball league of their own. Photos by Elly Maier.

After decades of being told there was no place for them, women are finally getting their chance to build a professional baseball league of their own.

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We are proud to present our 2026 Pride Issue. Please scroll/click through and enjoy!

Meet Owen & Maeve and their magnificent mommies!

Steps from Wrigley Field, Level Sporting Club has created an “inclusive, high-energy” space designed by women who know the game.

Here’s where to rack ’em up without the mansplaining and competition but with queer hotties to mingle with.

Following GO’s recent piece, “A New Era of NYC Pride,” spotlighting the changes at NYC Pride and the work of their dynamic new team, we wanted to help our readers get to know the architects behind this year’s celebration and
answer our biggest (and silliest) questions.

There we were, two girls and a dog about to venture out on our own queer hero’s journey from Madrid to Marseille…

A fresh and fruity taste of Pride. Concocted For GO Magazine By Laura Pica.

A revealing and engrossing tour of lesbian herstory, past and present.

Our top picks for events, parties, and new openings in NYC and beyond.

From city views to seaside breeze. From Lesbian Fight Night to Flounder the harbor seal. Seattle is ready to give you an adventure—any way you want it.

Hellos and goodbyes (for now) from the editorial team.

How do I get better at giving oral? We asked Dirty Lola, an award-winning sexpert with over 11 years of experience.

Pride, spirituality, grief, and *those* Marina Mabrey rumors. The breakout star of the Connecticut Sun opens up like never before.

For more than four decades, The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Center has touched nearly every corner of queer life in New York. The Center serves the city with the largest queer population in the world, offering over 30,000 essential, life-saving services. Meet some of the dedicated team behind this vital work.

How do I flirt with femmes as a femme myself? We asked Dirty Lola, an award-winning sexpert with over 11 years of experience.

‘DEAD BOYS IN SPACE’ comes out May 19 from YesYes Books.

Since 1991, The Dinah has brought the heat to the Palm Springs area, as the world’s largest and longest-running party for queer women, nonbinary people, and allies. When legendary founder Mariah Hanson announced her departure last year, longtime attendees wondered what came next. Enter new owners Rose Garcia and Bella Barkow.

Find out where and when to pick up your own free copy.

California has become the first U.S. state to ban schools from outing students to their parents.

Letitia James filed multiple lawsuits against Nassau County on Monday, as the persistent feud over transgender athletes continues.

He has stated he would have voted against the Respect for Marriage Act.

Backlash came last week following a statement from White House officials stating President Biden does not support gender-affirming surgery for minors.