Houston’s LGBTQ history filled the gallery at MATCH as the Heart of Leather Foundation presented Out of the Archives II: It’s All About Mary’s, Naturally. The four-day exhibition revisited Mary’s, Naturally, the landmark Montrose gay…
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Pride Houston 365 returned to downtown Houston on August 15 for its rescheduled 48th Annual Pride Parade, bringing nearly 90 contingents together for a nighttime celebration of LGBTQ visibility, community, and Pride.
Read More »Pride Houston 365 returned to downtown Houston on August 15 for its rescheduled 48th Annual Pride Parade, bringing nearly 90 contingents together for a nighttime celebration of LGBTQ visibility, community, and Pride.
Read More »When their names were called at the James Beard Awards, Chef Henry Lu called it an out-of-body experience. For Houston, it was a long time coming.
Read More »The Greater Houston LGBTQ+ Chamber of Commerce celebrated ten years of economic advocacy at the 2026 Pride In Business Celebration Luncheon + After Party, brin…The Greater Houston LGBTQ+ Chamber of Commerce celebrated ten years of…
Read More »Houston DJ Athenz — a two-time Gayest & Greatest winner — is the official DJ for the Michelob Ultra Activation Zone at seven FIFA World Cup 2026 matches at Houston Stadium.
Read More »As Houston prepares to host seven 2026 FIFA World Cup matches, Space City Pride FC is helping ensure the city’s LGBTQ community remains visible through Pride House programming—creating a welcoming space for queer fans, athletes,…
Read More »The Black Like That Community Festival returns to Houston, centering Black LGBTQ voices through culture, performance, and community while addressing the layered realities of race, identity, and belonging.
Read More »A new exhibit at the University of Houston Libraries’ Special Collections traces Houston’s LGBTQ history from the 1940s to the present, drawing from photographs, handwritten letters, artwork, publications, clothing, and other rare materials held in…
Read More »Houston leaders are working to revive the Lower Westheimer Banner District, bringing Pride-themed banners back to Montrose after the controversial removal of a rainbow crosswalk.
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