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Out N Bad’s three-day Labor Day Weekend festival is putting Queer Caribbean culture exactly where it belongs: at the forefront.

“Lilith”, a new play written by Adina Aaron and directed by Samantha Ozeas, reinterprets the erased mythical figure of Lilith not as a cautionary myth, but as a story of queer desire and defiance between two women.

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.

GO sat down with the comedian in between tour stops to dish on all things Pride, the power of listening and, of course, the ‘Horny for Jesus’ era.

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

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.

Every June, GO Magazine celebrates 100 queer women who inspire us, lead us, and remind us what resilience, brilliance, and unapologetic visibility look like. In 2002, we made it our […]

“It’s important for queer youth of color to see leaders who look similar to them,” says Im Lynde, NYC Pride’s first Asian American executive director.

GO had the pleasure of kiki-ing with the gorgeous Bosco ahead of her ‘The Marvelous Miss Gender’ tour kicking off on July 8.

Footy With Friends in McCarren Park has created a fun and safe place for queer women to play soccer and make friends.

Mix up this sexy and sweet gin drink.

Meet Franklin Frijoles

The rise of the New York Sirens, the PWHL, and a booming women’s hockey scene. Three of the team’s out queer players talk record-breaking attendance, “Pizza Rats,” and the inclusivity shaping the culture of a young league.

Meet these 10 queer artists who are changing the future of music.

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.

Rethink the way you celebrate Pride and be proud all year long at these off-season Pride celebrations.

GO sat down with director Brydie O’Connor to talk about how ‘BARBARA FOREVER’ pulls from decades of archival footage to tell the story of a lesbian filmmaker who refused to be erased—and changed queer cinema in the process.

Fillmmakers Michael Mabbott and Lucas Rosenberg-Lee talk to GO about how their 2024 documentary explores the life, legacy, and disappearance of Black trans blues singer Jackie Shane.

The New York Sirens are gearing up for a record-setting game at Madison Square Garden on April 4. GO got to know three of the team’s incredible out queer players.

At Long Count, a dimly lit wine bar in Alphabet City, Chef Haley is building a kitchen rooted in care, not cruelty—one perfectly balanced plate at a time.

From dancing at Cheer Up Charlies to getting inked at No Good Tattoo, this queer travel guide to Austin will help you make the most of your time in this Weird City.

Hot Gurlz Organize, a nonprofit founded by Serenity and Carmella, hosts pop-up strip clubs to support immigrants.

Growing up skating in the ‘90s, I could never have imagined seeing happy successful queer people, let alone ice skaters.

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

I have never felt more connected, more centered, loved, or had a deeper sense of self-love than I am experiencing in my life now—and I have polyamory to thank for that.

After having three children, my view of romance has shifted.

“Every song we play is a reminder of who we are: skilled, united, and unafraid to stand up for ourselves,” DJ Monstar says. “We care for our communities every day, now we’re showing up just as fiercely for each other.”

Following the release of her debut album, pop star Molly Grace talks with GO about touring, drag queens, lesbianism, and her newest project.

The power couple gets candid about communication, dealbreakers, vulnerability, and building a lasting queer relationship.

Author Cat Disabato sat down with GO to discuss her encyclopedic knowledge of the romance genre, her recent WNBA obsession and how she combined the two in ‘Rooting Interest.’

With a new album out, the bisexual Halestorm frontwoman reflects on connection, visibility, and the band’s current moment.

Stars Ali Liebert and Katherine Barrell talk to GO about queer representation, parenting, and holiday magic.

GO caught up with Watch Party PHL founder Jen Leary to get the scoop on her plans for Philly’s new women’s sports hub, The Stoop Pigeon.

The Wāhine Toa Firefighter Calendar took the sapphic world by storm, selling out almost instantly and raising nearly $300,000 for breast cancer research.

Elected officials and advocates in Florida say the erasure of rainbow-colored sidewalks is about so much more. And they’re not done fighting.