Gay Pride

This afternoon brought thousands to Stonewall Inn for a rally organized by Lambda Independent Democrats, over a dozen advocacy groups, and local politicians, many of whom spoke.

A collection of our best photos from 2016.

The 2016 NYC Pride Week wrapped up yesterday (6/26) with the annual Pride March (aka the parade), that began at noon…

We’re all still reeling from Sunday’s horrific tragedy at Pulse club in Orlando. In NYC, a vigils were held Sunday and Monday night for the victims outside The Stonewall Inn in the West Village. Monday’s drew thousands and was also attended by Mayor Bill de Blasio, Governor Andrew Cuomo, and more…

A rundown of this year’s 2015 Pride events.

; Celebrate Brooklyn! at Prospect Park was celebrating more than just a borough last weekend (6/26), with a free screening of Paris Is Burning…

Pride Weekend 2015 was certainly one for the books. Coming concurrently with the historic SCOTUS decision to legalize same-sex marriage in all 50 states, the city had a lot to celebrate last weekend – and celebrate we did…

“What do we want?” “Marriage equality!” “When did we get it?” “Friday!” Two days after the United States Supreme Court affirmed same-sex marriage as a right, well-timed pride parades on Sunday in the country’s twin hubs of gay activism, New York City and San Francisco, promised a sort of social catharsis — a bicoastal toast to the nation’s rapid shift on gay rights and an extended curtain call for the movement that drove it…

Pride Week, the most colorful time of year, is almost upon NYC, happening June 21 – 28. Official festivities are set to begin with Family Movie Night on Tuesday, June 23 at Hudson River Park’s Pier 63, with a free screening of Disney/Pixar’s Finding Nemo…

Jeremiah’s Vanishing NY reports that Drag-themed club/restaurant Lucky Cheng’s will close for good after tonight (6/28), coincidentally/appropriately during Pride Week…