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Credit: Dandee DanaoJuly 3, 2023We all miss the Pride Festival on Westheimer since the move to downtown because it was one of the liveliest street festivals to date. But don’t fret, we have the top spots to take your pride selfies nearby. We all need creative content for our social media, and I know all the perfect spots for that. Splashed by local Houston artists, these prismatic murals will put you in a happy place. So get those likes up and follow these 5 selfie walls! Photo by Dandee Danao The Love Wall Location:...
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June 22, 2023Each year, thousands of people flock to the Houston Pride parade, and this year will be no different. With floats from local businesses, music and performances, it can be overwhelming to decide the best way to get the most out of your parade experience. Well, fear not, we have ideas on the best ways to get to, watch and other attractions the parade has to offer. Transportation The 45th Annual Houston Pride Parade begins at Smith and Lamar, then continues up Smith to Walker, where it will make a
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June 16, 2023Hundreds of thousands of people flock to Houston to the yearly Pride celebration each year. Many come mainly for the parade but out-of-town visitors sometimes miss out on the rest – and best – Houston has to offer in food, hotels and other events around town. We compiled a guide so you can experience the Bayou City in all its glory. Taste the Rainbow Jenni’s Noodle House It’s all good in the Noodlehood at Jenni’s Noodle Houston. This LGBTQ+-friendly noodle...
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Credit: StonewallMay 23, 2023Trash Panda Drinking Club (4203 Edison St., Houston, TX 77009), a popular bar in Houston, is thrilled to announce three monumental events celebrating LGBTQ Pride Month in June. These events, organized by Trash Panda's Executive Chef Adriana Maldonado, a proud member of the LGBTQ community, aim to bring the historic LGBTQ establishments Stonewall and Cubbyhole Bar from New York City to Houston, along with paying homage to the beloved Houston classic and LGBTQ staple closed restaurant, La...
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May 28, 2022While a lot of Pride events are targeted toward an older crowd, there is plenty to do for the youngins in your life. Whether it be your children, nieces or nephews, or just a family friend, there are many events happening during Pride that are family-friendly. We’ve got some ideas on how you can celebrate Pride and spend quality time with the younger ones in your life because there is no reason they can’t join in the fun! Houston Dash Pride Night June 12, 6 p.m. Calling all soccer...
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Credit: Photo by: Lynn LaneMay 21, 2022The combination of talent with these artists transmit colorful waves throughout the LGBTQ and LatinX community and it resonates in the veins of the Houston art, music, and the film industry. Their contribution to our culture has a deep impact that sends shockwaves of inspiration that should be highly regarded and with proper introduction, so let us take a closer look at these creative individuals. GRRRL Parts | DJ & Promoter Instagram: @grrrl_parts Photo by: GRRRL Parts If you have...
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April 13, 2022After a three-year hiatus, Houston’s annual Bunnies on the Bayou celebration comes hoppin’ back to the Bayou City. This year’s celebration will take place outdoors at Sesquicentennial Park in downtown Houston on April 17 at 1 p.m. with general admission tickets available for $65. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bunnies On The Bayou (@thebunniesonthebayou) This Easter party features drinks, DJs Dan Slater and Tracy Young, and a day
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Credit: @KendaWalkerSeptember 26, 2021Pride Houston’s President shares her plans for the future of Pride celebrations in the city For more than 40 years, Pride Houston has served the Houston LGBTQ+ community with the objective to support, promote and educate; a purpose new President Thasia Madison hopes to expand and execute in her position. A longtime volunteer and former outreach director and secretary of the organization, Thasia is no stranger to the LGBTQ+ scene having also worked with Lesbians of Color, Inc. and other...
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May 24, 2021Bold colors and magical personalities are some of the traits that these creatives are known for. In the midst of adversities with their identities, art has always been the healing rainbow to overcome their difficulties. With a supportive community as their stem, their arts and personalities have been able to blossom. From the fruits of their labors, we’re proud to present these four LGBTQ and LatinX artists who are the Pride of Houston. Stephanie Gonzalez | Abstract Artist Website:
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Credit: Julie SoeferApril 16, 2021If you are looking for a modern take on dim-sum, look no further than UB Preserv. From chef Nick Wong, the chef behind Underbelly presents one of the “Most Interesting Brunch in America” according to Food and Wine Magazine.This electric hotspot offers food inspired from everywhere from Vietnam to Nebraska, so there is something to please everyone. The vibe in this Montrose eatery is cool yet casual with modern décor and a no frills attitude. Located on Westheimer, the staff is...