Queer Guide 2024
The Future of HIV Treatment Is Injectable
Promising prugs could expand treatment–if we get out of our own way.
The Mercury's 2024 Queer Guide: Endless Queer Summer
Rainbow signs in windows are legion, and Portland's queer summer is endless.
Q Marks the Spot
For two decades, the Q Center has been a safe haven for the LGBTQ2SIA+ community—and they have even bigger dreams for the future.
EverOut's 2024 Pride Event Calendar
Don't miss a minute of fun during this year's Queer Summer!
A Portland Drag Clown in Residence at the Venice Biennale
Artist Jeffery Gibson invited Carla Rossi to climb his installation on the US pavilion.
Cocktail-Coded
Northeast Portland neighborhood wine bar Bonne Chance built a queer clientele on allyship and Malört.
The Long Road to Justice
As the American legal landscape for LGBTQ+ residents grows hostile, Oregon works to enshrine rights for all.
All Pride All the Time
There’s something happening every weekend, as we count down to Portland Pride!
Find Queer Comedy Tonight!
Our roundup of the best queer (and queer adjacent) comedy shows in Portland.
QUEER PUZZLE PAGE!
You don't have to be queer to figure out these puzzles... but it helps!
This Portland Gay Bar Is Opening a Family-Friendly LGBTQIA+ Lounge
Since spring, we've wondered about "Scandals East." Here's the plan.
Queer Bars in Portland, a History
Silverado was once Flossie's; Lowensdale Park was once a place to cruise—take a brief dive into a history of our city's queer spaces.
Queer Guide Comic: COVID-Safer Pride Guide
Protect your ability to party—and protest—this Pride!
Where to Find a Queer-Owned Bar or Restaurant Near You
Fourteen spots to try during Portland Pride Summer—and beyond!
Kathleen Hanna Is Making a Documentary About Darcelle XV
Fun fact: The riot grrrl punk singer is Walter Cole's second cousin.
We Are in Cinema's Golden Age of the Lesbian Dirtbag
Celebrate Pride with lesbian cinema! Without crying, for once!
THE TRASH REPORT: Pride Edition
Target Is Canonically Gay! Did the Founding Fathers Kiss Dudes?
Mona Chrome Is—Ironically Enough—a "Walking Crayon Box"
Gary Barnes sees drag as a way to combine their passions for painting, costume design, and dance—all at once!
Queer Eye for the Pedalpalooza Ride
Portland leads the way in welcoming riders of all genders and sexualities.
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