The Peach State has a lot to offer in the way of staycations. But for a different type of getaway,...
When wanderlust hits, the first question on everyone’s minds tends to be, “When can I get out of here?” The...
1. The US isn’t the only country with education concerns related to LGBT inclusion. In the UK, a new sex...
1. The Arkansas branch of Human Rights Campaign hosted an unusual LGBT Valentine’s Day event last week — speed dating...
Picture it—Sicily. Now seriously, imagine for a moment that you and your partner or closest friends are on board one...
There are many perks to summertime in Atlanta, from the series of festivals that fill the season, to the proliferation...
In the hierarchy of tropical fun-in-the-sun vacation destinations, South Central America isn’t typically on top. But increasingly, travelers looking for...
The world is truly your oyster—step outside of your comfort zone and discover the beauty of North America or Mexico...
Any estrangement I have from my family—and it abounds—doesn’t result from being gay. I’ve always been accepted by my immediate...
Summer has arrived, and with it a bountiful number of opportunities to get out of Atlanta during the sweltering, 90-degree...
A road trip to Florida over the Memorial Day holiday weekend has become an annual tradition for LGBT people in the South. The coastal oil spill scare of 2010 seems to be long forgotten as visitors continue to make the trek and pack the beaches and bars.
The tradition of gays gathering in Pensacola for the holiday used to be male-oriented, but women’s parties have become so prevalent, they actually compete against each other over the jam-packed weekend.
Owners of the Atlanta-based lesbian bar My Sister’s Room are involved in one of the premiere Pensacola parties, Sexacola Beach 2012. Now in its third year, Sexacola hosts its events at Capt’n Fun Beach Club in Pensacola, which Jennifer Maguire, owner of My Sister’s Room, calls a terrific location.