Gay Charlotte and LGBTQ Carolina News, Arts & Entertainment
Measuring an institution’s commitment to equality for its LGBTQ students and staff is no easy task. There is no shortage of top-10 rankings or attempts to apply star ratings.
My current position has given me an opportunity to work in a wonderful program that is providing services to communities that are underserved.
Last week I got the pleasure of seeing my sister Jessica Raynes Starr who was in town. She and I have known each other since our drag beginnings back in 2008.
Charlotte heated up this summer with the Charlotte Black Gay Pride celebration and the Charlotte Pride Festival & Parade.
Camp Pride, an initiative of Campus Pride, was held from July 18-22 and provided its participants with development of their social justice and leadership skills.
qnotes presents its annual newcomer, visitor and resident guide for Charlotte’s LGBTQ community.
Whether you’re new to the city or a native or longtime resident, Charlotte always has something new and exciting to offer.
As Adria Focht walked down the pathway to the 244-year-old Hezekiah Alexander Homesite, she stopped mid-sentence to pick up a tiny piece of glazed ceramic lying in the wet brush — something most people wouldn’t have noticed.
Charlotte’s arts offerings spread across the spectrum — theatre, music, museum and more.
A listing of annual LGBTQ and other community events in and around the Queen City and approximately when they occur each year. Learn more about the events at the web addresses provided.
