Events

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From binge-worthy TV and books to the hottest women’s parties, biggest sports events, and songs destined for your lesbian playlist, here’s everything you need to lez out this July.

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

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Following the Trump Administration’s quiet removal of Gilbert Baker’s original Pride flag from the Stonewall National Monument, the LGBTQ+ community gathered in protest. Speakers included activists Jay Walker and Ken Kidd, Stonewall Inn co-owner Stacy Lentz and actress, model and Stonewall Gives Back Initiative board member Angelica Christina.

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Ring in the holidays at these not-to-be-missed parties and events!

Iconic queer women’s musical festival has dropped a legendary lineup for Mariah Hanson’s last year in charge.

Fuerza Fest returns to NYC May 17th to celebrate 10 years of queer Latine art and defiance.

In the heart of D.C. in an unassuming exterior with a rainbow flag on U Street, Spark (Social) is redefining queer nightlife as the first LGBTQ+ fully sober club.

Florida’s hottest lesbian event, Girls in Wonderland, is throwing the party of the summer this June. Get tickets while you still can!

Brooklyn’s beloved lesbian bar is marking 25 years in style with a three-day St. Paddy’s Day celebration.

Happy New Year!

Cheers to 20 years of girlNATION!

Over 60 spook-tacular queer Halloween parties throughout NYC starting TONIGHT!

We put together a list of the hottest queer happenings so you don’t have to lift a finger (unless you want to).

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Her new one-woman show, directed by BD Wong, premiers March 24.

As another queer year approaches, what better way to welcome it than by dancing the night away at NYC’s hottest NYE parties? Check out our top picks for where to ring in 2023 in NYC.

It’s almost Halloween — AKA, Gay Christmas — and that means it’s time to party! GO has put together a list of parties you simply must check out. From Brooklyn […]

While members of the LGBTQ+ community have gained ground in the 30 years since the March on Washington, and the first Dyke March, true equality is not guaranteed. That’s why events like the Dyke March are as important now as they were in 1993 and why, despite the moments for celebration and joy, the March remains rooted to its activist origins. 

LezVolley attracts thousands each year to watch the games and experience an entertainment-packed (and gay AF) beach day like no other. 

We adamantly recommend that all who consider venturing out to any public event continue to intelligently and carefully assess any risks involved in attending such events. We love you!

People rather sheepishly sat around in a big circle waiting for a dominatrix to start a game of spin-the-bottle…

A little party never hurt nobody.

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Event by Henrietta Hudson. Photos by Sarah Schetter.

Event by Danielle Presents and girlNATION. Photos by Sarah Schetter.

Event by @NYDREAMGYRLEVENTS @GIRLYTHECEO @LOVERGIRLNYC. Photos by Sarah Schetter.

HAPPY PRIDE!