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Celebration of Life planned for Randall Jobe  

By Johnny Trlica  Houston’s LGBTQ+ community lost an icon on June 2, 2022 when Randall Jobe took a final curtain call. A Celebration of Life will be held at ReBar and Grill, 202 Tuam Street in Houston, on Saturday, July 16.  His obituary reads: “On June 2, 2022, Randall Wayne Jobe gently left this earth

  • July 5, 2022
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Houston’s Pride festival and parade are back! 

By Johnny Trlica  The beat goes on! The streets of downtown Houston will be fabulous once more. After two years of Covid-induced cancellations and restrictions, the Bayou City’s Pride Parade returns this month for a festival and parade.  The 44th annual Houston LGBT+ Pride Celebration will take place downtown at Houston City Hall, 901 Bagby

  • June 1, 2022
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All-star show to celebrate icon’s 100th birthday at legendary bar 

By Johnny Trlica  June is not only Pride Month but also marks the 100th birthday of the biggest gay icon, Judy Garland. Tributes and acknowledgements are happening all over the world, including the oldest gay bar in Texas.  Turner Classic Movies is celebrating the artistry of singer and actress Judy Garland by making her the

  • June 1, 2022
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Multifaceted Musings: Dance, Choreography, Composition, and Performance Intertwine for the 25th Season of Dance Salad Festival 

By: Meghan Hendley Lopez  Founder Nancy Henderek has been ready for the long-awaited three-year arrival of this season’s Dance Salad Festival. Rising to the artistic occasion post-pandemic, Henderek has once again proven her beautiful and thoughtful capabilities to bring together a mix of dance embraced by the innovative choreography and music on April 14, 15,

  • April 6, 2022
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50th Anniversary of Bayou City Art Festival Memorial Park features artist Daryl Thetford 

The Art Colony Association, Inc. (ACA) has announced the Bayou City Art Festival Memorial Park 2022 featured artist is Daryl Thetford, a mixed media artist from Chattanooga, TN. Thetford, along with 300 artists from around the country representing 19 different disciplines, will showcase their art at the 50th Anniversary of Bayou City Art Festival Memorial

  • March 2, 2022
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CLIQUE

| Industrial-chic hideout opens under the radar Clique Bistro brings a new speakeasy vibe with elevated bar bites meant to be shared among friends. The hidden gem just opened under the radar, is leveling up bar bites, and wants to be your favorite spot to unwind, network, or make your pit stop before and after

  • November 30, 2021
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Tireless advocate of equal rights, Sissy Farenthold dies at 94

By Johnny Trlica On June 25, 1978, a group of about 3,500 gays and lesbians gathered at Houston’s Astro Arena to formulate a plan to move gay rights forward.  The keynote speaker was Sissy Farenthold. She caught everyone’s attention with her opening remarks: “The question has already been put to me! What business does a

  • October 6, 2021
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Stars shine for artist Larry Crawford

By Randall Jobe If you are a collector of celebrity signatures you will be hard pressed to top those of local artist, Larry Crawford. He not only has dozens of autographs, but also has them on a painting he has rendered of each that has been published as a book by Kallisto Gaia Press in

  • October 6, 2021
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Larry Kramer: Remembering a leader

By Anthony T. Eaton  May 27 will mark two years since Larry Kramer’s passing and our loss of one of the most influential leaders in the LGBTQ+ community. With the coming of the annual Pride celebrations in June, we must remember the impact Larry had in the fight against AIDS and the struggle for our rights. 

  • May 5, 2021
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Love Don’t Need A Reason | Remembering Michael Callen

By David-Elijah Nahmod Michael Callen (1955-1993) is not as well-remembered today as he deserves to be. But during the peak years of the AIDS crisis, Callen has known the world over not only for his AIDS activism but also for his music. Callen was a gifted singer/songwriter who made a name for himself both as

  • April 7, 2021
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