Queer Folk Guide News Today

VFW Post 660 on Ogeechee Road has created a monthly Dungeons & Dragons night for veterans, enthusiasts and anyone interested in the role-playing game.

The boat parade will set sail from The Park at the Eastern Wharf docks at 7 p.m. as it snakes its way along the Savannah River.

Savannah’s outrageous queens from House of Gunt are strutting, sashaying, crawling, and dead dropping into Lodge of Sorrows to present TV-G.

The first fully queer-owned and operated tattoo shop in town, artists at Riverside Tattoo Parlor are creating an inclusive community through art.

The production is based on the American musical version developed in 2000, which is based on the original British comedy from 1997.

The female-fronted show will feature Savannah, Georgia bands such as Ember City, The Maxines, Lilakk and Fauvely.

Even when it’s not Halloween, queer folks find themselves masking their speech, behavior and style for any number of reasons — mainly safety.