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Mamou Louisiana to host first-ever PRIDE Festival on June 17 & 18

June 16, 2022 By Community Contributor

The Hotel Cazan is delighted to announce that it will host Mamou, Louisiana’s first-ever PRIDE festival on June 17 & 18. The event will kick off with a media-only mixer from 3:30--5:30 at Cazan’s inside the hotel where attendees will have the opportunity to meet with and interview festival participants, including: Players and coaches from Bayou Storm Surge, the women’s … [Read more...] about Mamou Louisiana to host first-ever PRIDE Festival on June 17 & 18

The Pride Conundrum

June 15, 2022 By Frank Perez

How a person feels about Pride month says a lot about that person.  I’m not talking about the people that hate it.  The religious fascists will always be with us.  I’m talking about members of the queer community.  Theoretically, it’s fair to say we all like the idea of having a Pride month.  But why? Maybe you’ve just come out of the closet and feel … [Read more...] about The Pride Conundrum

Obituary: Wayne Self

June 5, 2022 By Community Contributor

Playwright and composer Wayne Self died of colon cancer on June 2. He was best known for his work, Upstairs: A Musical Eulogy, which told the story of the 1973 fire at the UpStairs Lounge. Wayne grew up in a remote, rural community near Black Lake in Natchitoches Parish. An intelligent, artistic child, Wayne had limited educational opportunities near his home until a … [Read more...] about Obituary: Wayne Self

To Decadence With Love

June 1, 2022 By Community Contributor

If you’re queer and live in New Orleans, you should know all about Southern Decadence. You’ve probably been to the parties, experienced the debauchery, and enjoyed the long sweat-soaked nights out in the French Quarter.  But an aspect of Decadence you may not have experienced yet is the perspective of the people who help make this incredible event what it is–the … [Read more...] about To Decadence With Love

Drag Queen Profile: Natasha Sinclair

May 27, 2022 By Frank Perez

Where are you originally from? How did you end up in New Orleans? Metairie, LA.  Born & raised. How long have you been doing drag? Ummm 40 Years. How did you select your drag name? First name was from doing Boris & Natasha in the first Mardi Gras ball I was in.  Last name came from a drunk emcee of a fundraiser I was in. Did you have a drag … [Read more...] about Drag Queen Profile: Natasha Sinclair

A Tale of Two Cities: Patrick Angus in New York and J. B. Harter in New Orleans — a Panel Discussion for Pride Month

May 23, 2022 By Community Contributor

On Thursday, June 9, in conjunction with Pride month, The John Burton Harter Foundation will present a panel discussion at the Arthur Roger Gallery (432 Julia St.) to celebrate the release of A Tale of Two Cities: Patrick Angus in New York and J. B. Harter in New Orleans, an illustrated catalog to accompany a forthcoming exhibit of the works of these two gay artists. The event … [Read more...] about A Tale of Two Cities: Patrick Angus in New York and J. B. Harter in New Orleans — a Panel Discussion for Pride Month

Trodding the Boards May 17, 2022

May 16, 2022 By Brian Sands

Curtain Up Given that, as I write this, the last four weeks have included Easter, French Quarter Fest and Jazzfest, local stages have been relatively quiet. With things now back to normal (or what passes for normal here), the boards have lit up with a variety of shows all over town including the West Bank and North Shore. Here’s an overview of the productions that will be … [Read more...] about Trodding the Boards May 17, 2022

Under the Gaydar (May 2022 Event Calendar)

May 2, 2022 By Tony Leggio

Spring is now in full force, but no matter the season, New Orleans is a fabulous place to have fun.   Here are just some of the hot happenings in May to put on your “Gaydar.” If you want your event listed, send me an email at ledgemgp@gmail.com.  Weekly Events Monday: *  SAGE New Orleans Walking Group; Lafitte Greenway; Rainbow Plaza by on Norman C. … [Read more...] about Under the Gaydar (May 2022 Event Calendar)

Drag Queen Profile: Vanessa Carr Kennedy

April 27, 2022 By Frank Perez

Where are you originally from?  I am originally from New Orleans.  Born and raised How did you end up in New Orleans?  I was raised in New Orleans but moved to California after graduating from Xavier University in May 1986.  I moved back to New Orleans in 2001.  How long have you been doing drag? This is a good question.  Prior to meeting … [Read more...] about Drag Queen Profile: Vanessa Carr Kennedy

The 2022 Southern Decadence Press Party Highlights

April 25, 2022 By Frank Perez

The 2022 Southern Decadence Press Party was recently held at the Bourbon Pub/Parade.  Grand Marshals Rikki Redd and Dany Girl announced this year’s theme as “Jazz. Burlesque. Decadent. New Orleans.”  The official colors are red and gold—red because it’s the Grand Marshals’ favorite color and gold because this year marks the 50th anniversary of Southern … [Read more...] about The 2022 Southern Decadence Press Party Highlights

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