The Dinah 2024: The largest queer girl/non-binary event and music festival in the world

THE CULTURAL ROADMAP FOR CITY GIRLS EVERYWHERE

personal essay

November 13, 2023

Kelsey Myers

‘She’ Feels Safe — But Is It Me?

When I’m with my wife, I don’t overanalyze things. I simply am, because she doesn’t need me to put a label on my gender.

August 22, 2023

Margaret Hetherman

The Magnificent Life Of Trans Activist PJ Two Ravens

Remembering the beautiful spirit who offered hope to many generations of trans people.

April 20, 2023

Justine Harrington

boygenius Helped Me Come Out Later In Life

How the supergroup, who played Coachella on Saturday, shaped one woman’s coming out journey.

March 15, 2023

Zoë Sprankle

Confessions Of A Passenger Princess

Riding in cars with bois.

January 5, 2023

Dayna Troisi

Farms, Freak Shows, & The Future

Babylon to Penn Station. Penn Station to St Jeromes. Jeromes to a “secret location.” A spray painted school bus to a warehouse in Greenpoint. Susanne Bartsch. Flashing lights. Open bar.  I accidentally follow Solange to her private car.

September 8, 2022

Brennan Bogert

Ezra Furman’s Songs Follow Tired People With Haunted Heads

Furman’s songs have always followed queer characters, outcasts, and tired and desperate people with haunted heads. When I felt aimless, her songs were a compass. When I felt so disconnected from the earth that I would float away, her songs were an anchor.

August 22, 2022

Elisia Guerena

tonight I’m my bride, this is my bouquet toss, and all I’m leaving behind are flowers.

The game begins. I chase the ball instead of my thoughts. I sweat the way I’ve started to at night, my body washing all of its parts that used to hold her. The plate of my chest, the crook of my arm, and the crevice of my thighs all weep as I sleep. 

April 30, 2022

Dolly Mahtani

‘If A Lesbian Falls In Your City, And You Didn’t Know She Was There, Does She Matter?’: Learning The Importance Of Visibility

As a semi-closeted Hindu lesbian newcomer to a rural town at the southern tip of the world, this haunts me.

April 26, 2022

Laura McKinney

Choosing The Light: Why We Celebrate Lesbian Visibility

From my heart to yours, I will celebrate your story with you.

April 7, 2022

Kelsey Myers

It Was Meant To Be With Her: What It’s Like To Lose Your Virginity At 30

The first time, I was on my back, at her tongue’s mercy.

February 24, 2022

A'Kala Chaires

Giving Myself & Others The Gift Of Mourning

That is what I would like to gift to myself and to others as the world continues to burst from the inside out: permission to take as long as you need to mourn whatever you lost. Permission to sit in your stillness and grieve what you thought these two years would be like. Permission to be sad and hurt and angry that people and dreams will no longer be realized.

January 11, 2022

Robin Kish

In The Land Of Exiles: Finding Community In New Orleans’ Oldest Gay Bar

There’s no sadness that a gay bar can’t cure.

Calendar of Events

M Mon

T Tue

W Wed

T Thu

F Fri

S Sat

S Sun

5 events,

5 events,

8 events,

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NYC DJs for Kamala

6 events,

5 events,

-

Salsa at The Bush

5 events,

Sweet Tea at Ginger’s

9 events,

4 events,

6 events,

7 events,

Recurring

Femme House

5 events,

5 events,

6 events,

7 events,

6 events,

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LezVolley Community Town Hall

7 events,

11 events,

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LezFest Ice Cream Social

5 events,

5 events,

6 events,

Recurring

Sabrina Wu

7 events,

4 events,

5 events,

8 events,