Drag Race alum Alaska Thunderfuck heads to Capital Pride Weekend with new music, sharp wit, and a revolutionary spirit.
The reception honoring Washington's LGBTQ community will take place at The Wharf after being postponed from its original June date.
Singer-songwriter Archuleta and actress Monroe Alise are being recognized for their ongoing LGBTQ advocacy.
How D.C. sweetheart Cake Pop! stepped out of the kitchen -- and the closet -- to find joy and liberation as a drag goddess.
The June 7 brunch at the Four Seasons will celebrate LGBTQ activists, artists, volunteers, and community leaders from across the D.C. region.
June's lineup includes a Pride flag-raising ceremony, awards reception, entertainment showcase, and group march in the Capital Pride Parade.
Organizers frame the theme as a call to stand firm against political attacks on LGBTQ rights and efforts to marginalize the community.
Annual kickoff event at The Schuyler launches D.C.’s 51st Pride celebration with performances, partners, and programming updates.
The organization says the expanded board will help advance year-round programming, equity efforts, and community partnerships.
From housing and health care to jobs and security, Washington’s LGBTQ community is paying the price of a second Trump presidency.
Organizers say moving the festivities provides a safer space for the community while avoiding conflicts with Trump's birthday celebrations.
The Capital Pride Alliance adopts a new leadership model as three women take on top board roles ahead of a pivotal year for the organization.
Ashley Smith stepped down after the organization said it was "made aware of a claim" and launched an independent review.
WorldPride participants share why Pride still matters, what issues drive them, and why visibility remains vital in today’s political climate.
The dance floor icons open up about friendship, fierce performances, and the enduring legacy of anthems that still light up Pride.