My friends and I created the Pride you celebrate today back in 1970. When those of us who are still here gather and talk about ...
St. Vincent, whose real name is Annie Clark, had just come from a Barry’s Bootcamp class in West Hollywood when we got on the phone ...
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advertisement Listen on Spotify If you thought Pride ended two weeks ago, I’d like to gently direct your attention to the calendar. The one that’s still full. The one reminding us that queer Pittsburgh has never been contained to a ...
Gabby Valdivieso’s “Pittsburgh Is Freezing,” a short, irreverent documentary about the Pittsburgh drag family, the House of Medical Malpractice, will be shown on Wednesday, June ...
This story was originally reported by Orion Rummler of The 19th. Sarah McBride is playing the long game. At 8 or 9 years old, she became enthralled ...
A few months ago, Pittsburgh Pride was facing a question nobody wanted to ask. Would there be enough support? Corporate sponsorship was down. Organizers warned ...
“Perhaps I am walking along a street at night, in some strange city, before I have found companions.” Tom Wingfield, in The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams ...
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Next week, QBurgh becomes more than a website. We’re launching a free monthly newspaper distributed throughout Western Pennsylvania. No batteries. No pop-up ads. No algorithm. Just queer news, printed on actual paper.
Read why we’re doing something so wonderfully unreasonable link in bio.
Teamwork, fresh air, and queer community. Kalliyan joined @qrewpgh an LGBTQ+ and ally rowing team, to learn what makes rowing such a unique way to connect on Pittsburgh’s rivers.
What began with a few hundred people marching into an uncertain future became a global movement. In a powerful first-person reflection, Mark Segal remembers the fear, defiance, and hope behind the very first Pride march. Full article link in bio.
Rain or shine, Pride showed up. Despite passing showers, @forest_hills_pride third annual celebration brought together neighbors, families, performers, volunteers, and community organizations for an afternoon of joy, connection, and celebration. Check out all the photos link in bio.
The Monroeville Public Library`s Pride display is gone. Residents are questioning reports of a council vote to remove it, but no public record of such a vote has been identified. QBurgh has asked municipal officials for answers. Full story link in bio.
