GoPride Chicago
News, culture and community stories from LGBTQIA+ Chicago and beyond.
Follow a group of ingenues as they move to a new city and stumble upon a part of town they never knew existed - Avenue D! This showtune-heavy, puppet-lite, adults-only adventure takes you on a hilarious journey of self-d
An old building in what used to be called Boystown will be torn down for a brand new queer-themed hotel development.
A Coalition Against the Trump Agenda has organized a mass demonstration at Ida B. Wells Dr. and Michigan Ave. on Wednesday, October 8 at 5:30 p.m.
This Saturday, the Halo-Halo Project Day at Conrad Sulzer Library shines a spotlight on Filipino American pride. Featuring Ald. Leni Manaa-Hoppenworth—the first queer Filipina on Chicago’s City Council—and author Angel A
LGBTQ immigrants in Chicago feel vulnerable as President Donald Trump federalizes Illinois National Guard troops. They fear being deported to countries with horrible human rights records against LGBTQ people.
Chicago-area libraries are directly confronting challengers to LGBTQ books and literature that feature race, ethnicity, diversity, and womanhood.
Chicago's LGBTQ community played a big part in slowing the 2022 mpox outbreak by helping with vaccine access and education. Health officials praised those efforts but said the recent rise in cases is a reminder not to le
You might remember it from 'Blues Brothers.' Drive down to the famous Old Joliet Prison for a fright with friends.
Named a Top 10 Halloween parade in America, Northalsted will play host to its annual Haunted Halsted. It will feature costumes, music, and cash prizes, among other things.
There was a murder at the Bisexual Queer Alliance Chicago (BQAC) as part of its annual Center on Halsted gala. Also on hand was Bobby Loves and Stonewall Sports Chicago for honors.
