LGBTQ Center Long Beach ends contract with executive director following accusations of racist, sexist behavior
Porter Gilberg has served as executive director of the Center since 2014.
With a few community tricks, Falcon becomes first gay bar on Broadway to ‘reopen’
With The Pizza Place shuttered, its massive patio—directly neighboring The Falcon—has remained unused and full of potential.
The building housing The Brit on Broadway is up for sale
The building that is home to The Brit is up for sale, being offered for $1.1 million—and depending on its buyer, could alter the corridor.
LA Pride will seek new host city after serving West Hollywood for 40 years
The organization cited construction concerns, demographics, and more as its reason for moving the historic celebration.
There’s more than a thousand reasons why Jewels is the first drag queen to receive a key to the city
Jewels is receiving a key to the city, a given for the queer kids in Long Beach for whom Jewels has saved—and that includes me.
After years of real estate battles and decades of dancing, LGBTQ staple Ripples closes up shop
Ripples’ owners and life partners Larry Hebert and John Garcia have finally shuttered the windows on Nov. 30.
VIDEO: Dirty Patti explores purpose and Queer Futures with rapper VConscious
Dirty Patti interviews VConscious, one of the many artists readying to perform this weekend during OUT LOUD: Queer Futures.
‘Decades of momentous LGBTQ history’ featured in lesbian archives exhibit at The Center
More than 20 collections will be on display at The LGBTQ Center of Long Beach starting Saturday, featuring photos and ephemera from the West Hollywood-based June Mazer Lesbian Archives.