For the San Francisco Dyke March, we will be meeting up at Dolores Park to hang and celebrate pride! Bring any snacks or beverages you want to share. Look for the Onyx Team’s 2019 A-Camp flag (a large black flag with animals printed on it).

Come join your fellow NYC-based and NYC-adjacent ‘Straddlers to celebrate the holigays (and, of course, the third anniversary of the release of Carol, the greatest Christmas movie of all time).

Far Out Cabaret is an interactive night of hilarious gameshows, experimental community experiences, and queer, edgy and provocative performances that push against the status quo. Join us for unforgettable online shenanigans Friday, April 24 – all from the comfort of your own home!

Come on down and caffeinate with the gang once again! Reconnect with new/old queer friends over a coffee or three, then we’ll migrate to Cubbyhole for $2 margaritas after! All genders welcome!

Join Out at the J at the Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan virtually for our 2nd annual Queer Seder. The program will take place virtually. All are welcome, regardless of identity or religion.

The Boston Dyke March is a non-commercial, intersectional, grassroots alternative to Boston Pride! :)

Board games!

Come enjoy good company, food, drinks, and games with other Straddlers at SF Pride! BYOD/F/B (drinks/food/blankets)!

Come hang out at Taylor Park for an End-of-Pride-Month celebration!

Meet-Up at the Inside the Black Triangle Denver Pride Booth for an interactive art activity. Meet Rachael Zimmerman, the creator of ITBT, along with influencers: fitness coach Ashley Lynn, artist Kennedy Underwood, creative director/founder of Mass Musings Kayte Demont, and model Hannah Ogden.

Nikki Palumbo (UCB, Reductress) and Taylor Ortega (JFL, Disney) host this magazine-turned-comedy show of their queer teen dreams! This month’s issue features the very hunky Mary Beth Barone (Comedy Central), Julia Shiplett (Clusterfest), Jessica Henderson (Glamour Magazine), and Natalie Rotter-Laitman (August Exploration).

It’s Saturn Returned edition #6… new year, new venue! Don’t let January get you down, we’ve got delicious drinks and fantastic folks to keep you energized.

New York offers a variety of queer events, but it can be hard to find a party that starts before 10pm — most of us have work in the morning and need our beauty rest. When you do get out to the party, you typically encounter a gaggle of fresh-faced adorable gays who don’t remember when MTV played music videos. Bless them, but it can be alienating for us more seasoned folks.

This party is for any queer-identified women (and queer-ID’d folks who date us) over the age of 30! That includes lesbian, bi, pan, queer, trans, non-binary, gender expansive, butch, femme, etc and anywhere in between.

Turn right when you get to the Woods Coffee, and meet up on the grassy area in front of the little Pavilion at the end of Boulevard Park for a chill, unstructured, queer, pride month hang out!

CREATIVE PEEPS! Do you like art and happy hour drinks? Girl(friends) is hosting an all female and non-binary art show for New Year’s Day! We are party series called Girl(friends)– it’s a music and friendship meet-up for girls and non-binary people to connect with other girls and non-binary people. Our next party is going to be a New Year’s Day party (Jan 1st). It’s our first year anniversary event at the Friend Bar in Silverlake. We’ll have a Female/non-binary vendor market that opens at 4, live performances from 6-9, then DJ after that.

Event link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/girlfriends-new-years-day-pop-up-marketplace-tickets-83486611703

Instagram: @girlfriendslosangeles

Stay up late with Teatotaller and catch the triumphant return of The L Word: Generation Q this Sunday!

Doors at 9:30pm, Show starts at 10pm

Transgiving party for chosen family and friends. Music, poetry, dance, community organizing. Vegan feast provided. All ages.


Nikki Palumbo (UCB, Reductress) and Taylor Ortega (JFL, Disney) host this magazine-turned-comedy show of their queer teen dreams! This month’s issue features the very funny and heart-throbby Ana Fabrega (Los Espookys), Julia Shiplett (Clusterfest), Glo Butler (Glo in the City), Caitlin Reese (Women In Comedy Festival), and Chris Shurr (YasFest).

Need some buds to watch the parade with? If you want to meet up with some beautiful queers in a safe place, to bask and socialize and show off that gorgeous body glitter before the big gay parade, then please please (please) join us.

Queer Film Theory 101 is a monthly comedy show, hosted by Veronica Garza (MTV), where LGBTQ performers “out” the films that influenced their identity. It’s free and fabulous!

This month’s performers are:
Caitlin Reese
Foxy Afriq
Alex Kim

Your Weekly L Word Watch Party…every Sunday starting Dec 8th Hosted by The Real L Word’s Whitney Mixter!

Look no further we’ve got all of you L Word: Generation Q Watch Party needs RIGHT HERE at Hi Tops in WeHo Starting Sunday Dec 8th we will be serving you up your favorite every week!

Whether you’re in love with Shane or are hoping to find a new character crush on the reboot…come watch it all unfold with Trivia, Giveaways, Music, Food and of course THE SHOW!

Free Entry

RSVP for chance to Win Raffle Prizes

Doors open at 8pm…Show starts at 10pm

Seating is first come first serve but standing room available as well.
$5 Tito’s Drink Specials 8pm-10pm 8933 Santa Monica Blvd West Hollywood