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So, you’ve decided to see part of the world alone: whether you’re going backpacking in Thailand or sunning yourself solo on the beaches of Fort Lauderdale, there are a few single travel tips you should pay attention to. Continue Reading »

New Orleans is one of my favorite US spots: the elegance of the French Quarter district, historical landmarks, Bourbon St. and cozy bed and breakfasts in old mansions make it a delight to visit.

The following list of hotels contains only TAG-approved lodging, which means that the business is not only gay friendly, but also has implemented gay friendly policies when hiring and training, and have instituted community support practices. Continue Reading »

Key West is one of the top gay destinations, and really caters to the LGBT community. Unlike other gay hotspots like Fort Lauderdale and Palm Springs that aren’t warm year round, Key West is balmy every season. It’s been a favourite for gays and lesbians since the early 70’s, and attracts gay travelers of all types, from young professionals to gay retirees. Continue Reading »

Alright, August 15 this year, it’s the 14th Annual San Francisco Drag King Contest (hosted by DragStrip Productions). This year the theme is “Surf-Saga,” and takes place at DNA Lounge. The lineup is the 2008 Solo King winner Papa Don Preach, the reigning 2008 troup Fella-Fem, and special guests Arty Fishal, Dee Dee Luxe, and the Psychobilly Punk Band. Continue Reading »

Every year, thousands of women come together for an awesome celebration of music and culture. Of course, I’m talking about the Michigan Womyn’s Music Festival (aka MichFest). This year, the Michigan Womyn’s Festival is from August 7-12. There will be 40 performances, a film fest, workshops, parties, dances, and an artisan and craft show planned for this year’s MichFest. The always hilarious Elvira Kurt is the emcee. Continue Reading »