June 16, 2026
New-York Historical Society Expands with Democracy Wing as the American LGBTQ+ Museum Opens in 2028
Timely to the United States’ 250th Independence anniversary on July 4, the New York Historical Museum is opening a newly
June 15, 2026
Charity Gala Benefiting Aidshilfe Köln — Tickets On Sale Now
The charity gala in support of Aidshilfe Köln is entering its third edition. The event is scheduled for Monday, November
June 15, 2026
Spencer Tunick Plans Queer Art Installation on Gran Canaria
Hundreds of naked bodies are set to create a colorful symbol of diversity and equality at the end of July
June 13, 2026
What Camp Means for Queer Cultural History
First passion and romantic bliss, then jealousy and sexual coercion, finally torture, murder, and suicide: hardly any stage work dares
June 13, 2026
Felix Heller Invites You to the Piep Show
Felix Heller, known for “Operetta for Two Gay Tenors” and “Flush — A Club Musical,” debuts a new solo evening
June 12, 2026
Stunningly Glamorous, Provocative, and Self-Assured: Susan Sontag at the Gay Museum
Was Susan Sontag a queer icon? The question is more complicated than it might appear at first glance. The American
June 9, 2026
LGBTQ Magazine “Mannschaft” to Cease Publication
The queer media landscape is growing poorer once again: after 16 years, the Swiss LGBTI magazine “Mannschaft” is ceasing publication.
June 7, 2026
Kim de l’Horizon Wins the Mülheim Drama Prize
For the queer play “Die kleinen Meerjungraun” Kim de l’Horizon is awarded the Mülheimer Dramatikpreis 2026. The decision was made
June 7, 2026
The Hype Around the Queer Fairy Tale King Continues
Germany’s fairy-tale castles attract visitors from all over the world, and there’s merchandise ranging from hat pins to beer steins,
June 4, 2026
“I Realized at 47 That I Had Never Truly Been Happy”: A Mother of Three Speaks About Coming Out After Twenty Years of Marriage
For almost twenty years, Claire believed she had built the life she was supposed to want. She had a husband,