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Remembering Pleasure in a Pandemic

September 18, 2020 by Noah Barth No Comments

Brian Coyle was also a co-founder of Hundred Flowers and a frequent contributor. He later became the first openly gay...

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Telehealth: A Change for the Better?

September 16, 2020 by Rick Laska No Comments

In March of 2020, with enactments of stay-at-home orders across the nation, health care providers scrambled to implement telehealth platforms...

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‘EastSiders’ John Halbach on the show’s unexpected success and reaching an international queer community

September 16, 2020 by Eric Henderson No Comments

If it’s true what they say about Minnesota being one of the “stickiest” of U.S. states, one of those states...

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Culture

‘Homie’: St. Paul-native Danez Smith’s poetry collection released in January 2020 finds new meaning in a pandemic

September 16, 2020 by Eric Broker No Comments

“Inspiration is a false drug,” said Danez Smith, over the phone from the safe social-distance of their Minneapolis residence. “Being...

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Culture

Lifting as They Climb

September 16, 2020 by Mike Augustyniak No Comments

Chris Montana, co-founder and co-owner of Du Nord Craft Spirits in South Minneapolis // Photo by Kevin Kramer Du Nord...

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Stories

Calling our QTPOC community: Submissions open for September issue

June 10, 2020 by Twin Cities Pride Magazine No Comments

We’re encouraging all writers, artists, and photographers of color to share their experiences with us.

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Culture

Pop-rock poetry musical brings queer Asian-American perspectives to the Mixed Blood stage

February 26, 2020 by Eric Broker 1 Comment

Two trans people navigate love, family, masculinity, and find community in the era of social media.

Reading time: 5 min

Culture

Out Loud: Local critics pick 9 queer musicians to watch in 2020

November 13, 2019 by Twin Cities Pride Magazine No Comments

A diverse array of LGBTQ+ artists have emerged into the local and national spotlight as pioneers of sound and style.

Reading time: 7 min

Stories

Chef Nettie Colón on the flavors of Puerto Rico and her work at The Lynhall

November 13, 2019 by James Figy No Comments

“As a chef, you stop learning when you die. There’s so much more to learn, and it’s an evolving thing."

Reading time: 7 min

Culture

Your 2019 Holiday Arts Roundup

November 13, 2019 by Eric Broker No Comments

Get in the festive spirit with some of the best shows Minnesota has to offer over the holiday season.

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Culture

Q&A: Kim Petras talks sex, stardom, and Grindr

June 19, 2019 by Felix Foster No Comments

The trans pop star plays the sold-out Fine Line in Minneapolis on June 21.

Reading time: 8 min

Stories

Bi The Way: The Twin Cities bisexual community is organizing to fight erasure

September 12, 2019 by Grace Birnstengel No Comments

"Bisexuals crave community—both among other bisexual people and inclusion and solidarity within the LGBTQ+ community."

Reading time: 6 min

Culture

The Science of Gratitude

August 30, 2019 by Amanda Leaveck No Comments

An emerging field is studying the link between positive emotion and physical health

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Culture

Out Loud: Local critics pick 9 queer musicians to watch in 2020

November 13, 2019 by Twin Cities Pride Magazine No Comments

A diverse array of LGBTQ+ artists have emerged into the local and national spotlight as pioneers of sound and style.

Reading time: 7 min

Culture

The Radical Faeries Of Kawashaway Sanctuary

August 30, 2019 by Eric Broker No Comments

"There were people in high-concept drag playing croquet at 3 [pm] next to this ramshackle cabin..."

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Culture

His Own Words: Dave Edwards

June 4, 2019 by Quinn Villagomez 3 Comments

"There was nothing wrong with her. It was feelings of, why can’t everyone else see what we see?"

Reading time: 6 min

Stories

Chef Nettie Colón on the flavors of Puerto Rico and her work at The Lynhall

November 13, 2019 by James Figy No Comments

“As a chef, you stop learning when you die. There’s so much more to learn, and it’s an evolving thing."

Reading time: 7 min

Op/Ed

We Need Your Help to Prevent Overdoses at Pride

June 17, 2019 by Kristopher Ouellette 1 Comment

Please call or text our harm reduction teams to administer Narcan as quickly as possible.

Reading time: 2 min

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Remembering Pleasure in a Pandemic

Telehealth: A Change for the Better?

‘EastSiders’ John Halbach on the show’s unexpected success and reaching an international queer community

‘Homie’: St. Paul-native Danez Smith’s poetry collection released in January 2020 finds new meaning in a pandemic

Lifting as They Climb

Calling our QTPOC community: Submissions open for September issue

Pop-rock poetry musical brings queer Asian-American perspectives to the Mixed Blood stage

Out Loud: Local critics pick 9 queer musicians to watch in 2020

Chef Nettie Colón on the flavors of Puerto Rico and her work at The Lynhall

Your 2019 Holiday Arts Roundup

Q&A: Kim Petras talks sex, stardom, and Grindr

Bi The Way: The Twin Cities bisexual community is organizing to fight erasure

The Science of Gratitude

Out Loud: Local critics pick 9 queer musicians to watch in 2020

The Radical Faeries Of Kawashaway Sanctuary

His Own Words: Dave Edwards

Chef Nettie Colón on the flavors of Puerto Rico and her work at The Lynhall

We Need Your Help to Prevent Overdoses at Pride

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