Desiree Dik causes a stir wherever they go, from "The Boulet Brothers' Dragula" to slaying at D.C.'s Red Bear Brewing Co.
A specially curated roundup of a few of this year's scariest places for D.C. queers to get in the Halloween spirit.
Barracks Row queer bar As You Are, which temporarily closed for roof repairs, will reopen with a series of events over a four-day weekend.
Secret Garden curator DJ Ed Bailey returns to RFK Stadium with an all-new lineup of DJs situated at the Project GLOW entryway.
Owner Freddie Lutz says threats are tied to drag queen storytime events and have also been lodged against his personal residence.
Gay D.C.'s popular annual dance benefit returns in an alternate form with a renewed charitable focus.
The D.C. queer nightlife venue As You Are recently started a GoFundMe to raise money following financial woes.
DJ Dan Slater clears the way for new beginnings with a new home, a new clothing line, and a closing night set on Sunday at...
At Shakers, the latest addition to D.C.'s LGBTQ bar scene, three voluminous rooms of strangers feel like one big party.
Ed Bailey shares what's in store inside Project GLOW's Secret Garden, and at the future club the public calls Town 2.0.
The cocktails are a boozy delight, the food is pure comfort, and the vast local entertainment is LGBTQ-spiked at Crazy Aunt Helen's.
A former Cherry mainstay, the last ten years have proven to be a profound personal journey of discovery for DJ Calagna.
A guide to the musical-themed, charity-benefiting dance parties on tap for Cherry Weekend from the new organizers in charge.
D.C.'s newest LGBTQ dance club has clarified its dress code, saying it discourages, but will not outright ban, people from wearing high heels.
The annual month-long event is packed with incredible dance parties, dog-friendly happy hours, and even a weekly Smores Sundays.