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Celebrating People Q & A: Brandon Wolf of Oregon
Name: Brandon J. Wolf Occupation: Senior Director of Communications Strategy at Equality Florida Location: Originally from Canby, OR (Currently resides in Orlando, FL) What is your pride and joy in
Celebrating People Q & A: Donnie of Portland
Name: Don ‘Donnie’ Horn Occupation: Founder/Producer/Playwright/Director at Triangle! Productions Location: Portland, OR What is your pride and joy in life? My family. To have five wonderful children and also my
Celebrating People Q & A: Christine Deaver of WA and California
Name: Christine Deaver Occupation: Cabaret Star Location: Seattle, WA (Resides in Los Angeles, CA) What is your pride and joy in life? My lifelong friends, my family and of course
Celebrating People Q & A: Roman ‘the Voice’ of Seattle
Name: Roman Wadsworth Occupation: Singer/Recording Artist Location: Seattle, WA What is your pride and joy in life? The Pride and joy in my life is my longlisting and meaningful relationships
Celebrating People Q & A: Mr. Mitchell of Portland
Name: Mitchell Underwood Occupation: Male Celebrity Impersonator at Darcelle XV Location: Portland, OR What is your pride and joy in life? My joys in life are my husband, our beautiful
‘Cucu’ for a Cause: Cynthia Lee Fontaine on Drag, Latinidad & Legacy
For Cynthia Lee Fontaine, drag has never been simply about the wigs, costumes, makeup, or even that famous “’Cucu’.” It has always been about something much bigger: culture, community, history,
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First, Fearless and Forever: Entre Hermanos Celebrates 35 Years of Community
For 35 years, Entre Hermanos has been more than an organization. It has been a lifeline, an advocate, a gathering place and, for generations of Latino LGBTQ+ people in Washington
‘Cucu’ for a Cause: Cynthia Lee Fontaine on Drag, Latinidad & Legacy
For Cynthia Lee Fontaine, drag has never been simply about the wigs, costumes, makeup, or even that famous “’Cucu’.” It has always been about something much bigger: culture, community, history,
Ragtime at Village Theatre: The Gilded Age Set to Music-a Review
There are musicals that entertain you, musicals that move you, and then there are musicals that make you look at America a little differently on the way home. Ragtime does
Generations of Pride: Queer History Comes Alive at MOHAI
On Wednesday, September 15, Seattle’s LGBTQ+ history came alive at MOHAI as community members gathered for a special History Café celebrating the voices, memories, nightlife, activism, and people who helped
“It’s Astounding”: Patricia Quinn on 51 Years of The Rocky Horror Picture Show
More than half a century after The Rocky Horror Picture Show first stumbled into theaters, Patricia Quinn is still discovering just how enormous the strange little movie became. Quinn, who
Culture Club Turns Back Time at the Washington State Fair-a Review
Boy George and Culture Club opened the 2026 Washington State Fair concert season Friday night, September 4, with a colorful trip through more than four decades of pop history. One
