Embark on a sensory adventure through the four elements—Aera, Eartha, Fiera, and Aqua—at Queer Sapphic Elements, an unforgettable Official World Pride event series in Washington, DC for queer women and queer people. Each event explores one of the elements, offering…
Lillian and Albert Small Capital Jewish Museum's LGBTJews in the Federal City explores a turbulent century of celebration, activism, and change in the nation’s capital. This landmark exhibition is the first of its kind to explore DC history, Jewish history,…
Morton Fine Art is pleased to present an exhibition of ink on paper drawings from an ongoing eco-queer focused series by Johannesburg, South Africa-based transdisciplinary visual artist Hannelie Coetzee. Bringing together recent drawings—a medium Coetzee has freshly pursued since the…
Funk & Love Dance Workshops are official #WorldPride partner events held at Edgewood Arts Center from Monday, May 26, to Wednesday, May 28. Registration through this Eventbrite page is required to attend. This event consists of a 3-day workshop series,…
Join art historian and licensed tour guide Tosca Ruggieri for an unforgettable exploration of LGBTQ+ history, identity, and artistic expression at the Smithsonian American Art Museum and National Portrait Gallery. Celebrate the vibrant history and culture of the LGBTQ+ community…
Step back in time and walk through the vibrant, groundbreaking, and often tumultuous history of LGBTQ+ life in Washington, D.C. This 2.5 hour guided walking tour will take you through the city's historic gay neighborhoods, iconic bars, and legendary clubs…
This event is part of the "history and culture" tours. The U Street Corridor was known as "Black Broadway" in its heyday of the early 20th Century. From the Prohibition Era to the Civil Rights Movement, it was also the…
It’s 1976, and less than 3 years before her exile, the Empress Farah beckons Andy Warhol to begin pop-art portraits of the royals in Tehran. When a fascinating University student takes Warhol hostage to publicize his group’s demands, a life…
History comes alive at Congressional Cemetery. HCC is one of the only known cemeteries in the world with a dedicated LGBTQ+ section. To explore LGBTQ+ history and gay legacy in the nation’s capital, we hope that you will join us…
In his new book, DINING OUT, the New York Times writer Erik Piepenburg explores 100 years of where LGBTQ people have eaten and why it matters. Among the many restaurants in his book is Annie's Paramount Steakhouse, a James Beard…