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Whether you’re new to the city or a native or longtime resident, Charlotte always has something new and exciting to offer.

Charlotte’s arts offerings spread across the spectrum — theatre, music, museum and more.

Charlotte Pride is set to roll into Uptown Aug. 18 and 19, promising the biggest event the organization has hosted.

When Mitch Grassi and Scott Hoying decided to launch Superfruit, it was with two main objectives in mind: Showcase their close, years-long friendship and give themselves full reign to do whatever makes them happiest.

By Calla Hales count, more than 18,500 protesters showed up at her [abortion] clinic last year alone. Each weekend, the numbers average more than 200 individual protesters in a day.

Three years after the U.S. Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage nationwide, the number of Americans saying they support legal gay marriage has continued to rise

For LGBTQ people considering fostering or adoption, therefore, it’s vital not only to become well-versed in the relevant laws already on the books, but to follow closely any developments that may affect their ability to expand their families.

“They don’t care about truth.” But Kathy does. And she speaks her truth with a righteous fury.

How a night with Skylar Michele-Monet increased my respect and appreciation for drag.

Actor’s Theatre of Charlotte executive director Chip Decker said, “We put everything we could think of out into the universe,” including connecting with a support group for parents of trans youth.

Charlotte Black Gay Pride returns for another year of week-long events from July 24-28, with special guests including Stonewall veteran Miss Major and FOX ‘Empire’ star Terrell Carter.

Heading into the final match with several injured players taken out, our boys left everything they had on the field as they played their toughest match of the weekend.

Local leaders have not focused on those with the highest need, primarily people and families and the lowest end of the economic spectrum.

A closer look reveals that the city is home to more than a few organizations committed to assisting LGBTQ individuals in the fight against poverty and homelessness.

New access for HIV prevention medication and case management for HIV-negative clients will be among new services offered by RAIN.

What started out in New York City’s Greenwich Village in June 1969 as a protest has morphed through the ensuing decades into an annual celebration and commemoration for our global LGBTQ community.

Across the U.S. during the month of June, big cities stage their annual Pride festivals to honor the history and celebrate what it is to have Pride.

A larger survey of some 24,000 college students, found that one out of four women and one out of eight men whose last “hookup” was with a same-sex partner also said they identified their sexual orientation as straight.

It’s finally warm! And now’s the time to make your wardrobe “cool” during the hot days ahead.

Sit at Common Market in Plaza Midwood long enough on a weekend evening and it will inevitably happen.