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On Tuesday, April 21, 2026, Pittsburgh Leather Pride, LLC and the Barons of Steel presented a $1,438.93 donation to Proud Haven, supporting the organization’s work ...
3 Queer News Stories You Missed in Pittsburgh | Trans Sports Ban, Mutual Aid & Drag #lgbtq
3 queer headlines you might’ve missed! #lgbtq
At New Amsterdam in Lawrenceville on Sunday, things got scorching. Hosted by Evon Dior Michelle, Hot Ones: Queer Edition served up a fiery afternoon of wings, laughs, and unfiltered reactions as contestants Bri Griffith, Zelda Kollins, DJ ROJO, and Cristina ...
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So just make up your mind already. The decision is very much in your control – or, at least that’s how it’s supposed to be. It’ll be your future, your path, and seizing ...
Pride month is nearly upon us. As we get ready for the parades, performances, and joyful socialization that millions of people will engage in during ...
In Jonathan Adler’s world, there’s a giant Lucite mushroom glowing somewhere in the corner — a symbol, perhaps, of what he calls his current state: ...
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This is the dance moment you don’t want to miss. A.I.M by Kyle Abraham brings 20 years of fierce, genre-bending movement to the Byham on Saturday, May 9, 2026.
The company is described as a “postmodern gumbo” with an ardent voice and artistic process informed by robust conversations with people from diverse perspectives. A.I.M performs works by Abraham as well as new and existing works by choreographers who have influenced Abraham’s artistry. A.I.M is based in New York City. 🎟 Tickets link in bio.
Here are 3 queer news updates you might have missed this week in Pittsburgh.
From mutual aid supporting LGBTQ+ youth to renewed political attacks on trans athletes and local drag creating community space, these stories highlight what’s shaping queer life across the region.
Book bans aren’t just a “Florida problem.” Pennsylvania is one of the top states for censorship, and librarians are fighting back. During National Library Week, their message was clear: every story deserves a place. Full story link in bio.
Pittsburgh’s leather community shows up! The Barons of Steel raised $1,438.93 for Proud Haven through an online charity auction supporting LGBTQ+ youth facing homelessness. Full story link in bio.
