Brazil on the Beltline: Buteco
You remember 1965, right? You couldn’t possibly be gay, you would later think, because you totally hated Barbra Streisand, who won a Grammy for the song “People” that year. I mean you were a bullied kid and, un...
Ansley Square gay bars renovating, strategizing to take advantage of BeltLine
It’s no secret that real estate in Atlanta is booming. Construction on the BeltLine and residential high-rises combine forces to make major changes to Atlanta’s LGBT culture. The latest casualty is Jungle, o...
Work It! 18.21 Bitters owners’ new venture, gay-owned event company and more
Work It! is a regular Georgia Voice feature spotlighting LGBT business movers and shakers across the state. Opened a new business or additional location? Celebrating your business's anniversary? Got a promotion...
Will Atlanta elect its first openly LGBT mayor?
Cathy Woolard is used to being first and she intends to keep it that way. She was the first candidate to declare in the upcoming Atlanta mayoral race, the first openly gay official in Georgia history when elect...
LGBT activist Woolard: ‘I’m going to run hard’ for Atlanta mayor
Lesbian former Atlanta City Council president Cathy Woolard's name has been in the mix of names to succeed Mayor Kasim Reed for quite awhile, and now it's official. “I have decided to run and I'm really look...
Food: Cliff Bostock reviews Ladybird Grove and Mess Hall
“Ugliness is so grim, and a little beauty, something that is lovely…can help create harmony, which will lessen tensions.” Lady Bird Johnson, wife of our 36th president, Lyndon Johnson (1963-69). Lady Bird w...
LGBT fitness freaks battle it out at ‘Fight For Pride’ competition [Photos]
If you were on the Beltline by Ponce City Market the Saturday morning of Pride weekend and stumbled upon a bunch of (occasionally rainbow-clad) people sweating, grunting and cheering each other on as they pushe...
Best of Atlanta: Places
After two months of online balloting and tens of thousands of votes cast, we present to you your favorites in dozens of categories in our fifth annual Best of Atlanta awards. Many people like to say these aw...