Posts tagged with Gayborhood
Why Philly’s new pride flag is causing a controversy (video)
The black and brown stripes are a nod to inclusivity, but some see the design as divisive.
Menu sneak peek: Philly’s newest restaurant opens Wednesday
After three years, Maison 208 is ready to wow on 13th Street.
Straightwashing: Woody’s and how Philly’s gay bars are less gay
Technology, gentrification and tolerance are changing the Gayborhood.
| What | The Philadelphia Office of LGBT Affairs is hosting a discussion with breakout groups for people who want to address issues in Philly's LGBT community. |
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| Where | William Way Community Center at 1315 Spruce Street |
| When | May 25, 2017 at 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm |
| How much | Free |
| What | Henry McGregor Sias is Philly's first out transgender candidate, currently running for the Philadelphia Court of Common. He's been an attorney and founded a nonprofit, and he'll lead a safe space Q&A for trans youth aged 16-30. |
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| Where | William Way Community Center at 1315 Spruce St. |
| When | May 7, 2017 at 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm |
| How much | Free |
Taste Test: Barbuzzo’s budino Choco Taco vs. the original
We compared the luxurious limited-time frozen treat with Klondike’s version.
Timeline: Months of activism led to Mazzoni Center leadership ouster
How discussions, protests and a medicine strike brought on three resignations.
Philly’s first retractable restaurant roof is coming to Maison 208
The Midtown Village restaurant (in the former Letto Deli spot) is targeting a May opening. Sylva Senat, formerly of Tashan and Dos Tacos, will be chef. The retractable roof covers the second floor bar, and cost more than six figures to install.
Vetri’s perfect storm: The power outage that forced it dark and pop-up tweet that broke the phones
What does one of Philly’s top restaurants do when the power goes out? Light candles and have a burger party.
Philly’s new LBGT director: ‘It’s a challenging time for our community’
Amber Hikes was introduced at a City Hall ceremony Thursday.
Fighting discrimination in the Gayborhood through live shows
This weekend is the group Queer Performers of Color’s encore appearance at CiBo Ristorante Italiano.
RIP: The co-founder of Philly staple Fergie’s Pub has died
Wajih Abed, 71, came to the US from Palestine in 1964.
Experts: Philly’s Gayborhood bar training order probably won’t hold up in court
Eleven bars must undergo implicit bias training; violations were filed against only two.
