Latest Stories

• 
  Dorian Electra Gives a Flamboyant Pop Performance at Gramps

  September 9 at 8:23 a.m.

  On Sunday, September 8, queer pop performer Dorian Electra took to the stage for an all-ages show at Gramps. The concert kicked off a tour to promote their new album, Flamboyant. Mood Killer and Manchado warmed up the stage with dramatic performances, while Internet Friends kept everyone dancing all night with DJ sets by Gami and Keanu Orange. Photography by Monica McGivern

• 
  In the Bolsonaro Era, Brazil's Daniela Mercury Has Leaned Into Her Political Side

  August 29 at 8 a.m.

  As Brazil makes headlines across the globe due to raging Amazon forest fires and the controversial leadership of President Jair Bolsonaro, Daniela Mercury’s Fillmore Miami Beach concert is taking on a deeper resonance.

• 
  Adora's Den Is a New Queer Party With an Environmental Bend

  August 28 at 8:30 a.m.

  Adora’s Den, Miami's latest monthly party, stands at the intersection of queer nightlife and environmental awareness.

• 
  Eleventh House Launches Miami’s First Directory of Witches, Brujas, and Healers

  August 12 at 11:08 a.m.

  In addition to hosting a monthly queer astrological party, Eleventh House has launched an online directory of Miami mystics, whose services include tarot readings, birth chart consultations, reiki sessions, and manifestation candles.

• 
  Internet Friends Turns Three at the Ground With Umfang and Nadine Artois

  August 12 at 8:31 a.m.

  Friday, August 9, Miami's underground trans/femme music collective, Internet Friends, celebrated its third anniversary at the Ground with a lineup of local favorites, including Virgo, Gami, and Nar, and headliners Umfang and Nadine Artois who ran the decks for a hungry crowd bumping between an industrial setup of construction scaffolding and orange netting. Photography by Karli Evans.

• 
  Karla Croqueta's Birdcage Brunch Is an Homage to South Beach's Heyday of Gay

  August 1 at 9:20 a.m.

  Karla Croqueta's Birdcage Brunch at Sweet Liberty aims to bring back the spirit of South Beach's gay heyday through drag kings, burlesque shows, and diverse queer performers.