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Add this share The Medusa party series returns to Heretic and other venues Friday through Sunday. (Photo by Russ Bowen-Youngblood) One, two, you know what to do. Three, four, come on through the door to a weekend packed with virtual and IRL LGBTQ event options. Scroll down and click on each event for more information. Friday, April  30 Medusa Weekend.The dance party series returns with DJ Alex Acosta kicking off a whole weekend of fun @ Heretic, 10 p.m. Keep scrolling for both day and night events through Sunday. Jerker.A very sexy, ultimately heartwarming tale of pandemic connection between...

GPPSS students return to full-time, face-to-face learning in March Staff begins receiving COVID-19 vaccinations Grosse Pointe Public School System students in kindergarten through grade four will return to 100% face-to-face learning March 1. Students in grades five-12 will return to 100% face-to-face learning March 15. File photo by Deb Jacques Advertisement GROSSE POINTES — After attending school in a hybrid format since October, minus a brief period that began in November, Grosse Pointe Public School System children will return to full-time in-person learning next month. At the Feb. 8...

Kris Brown by Jon Dean for Q Magazine. Kris Brown learned a lot running political campaigns, but identifying as queer was their first foray into political awareness. It’s a path that now finds them as a legislative staffer at the State Capitol. “As queer people, we are hit with policies that infringe on our rights usually before most of our peers start caring about politics,” Brown told Project Q. “It is nearly impossible to be apolitical in a queer body.” Project Q has met them as both an artist-activist and as part of an LGBTQ Valentine couple,but Brown, 31, got their political fe...

PUBS: Which Worcester pub are you most looking forward to seeing again THE coronavirus crisis has devastated the hospitality industry, with many pubs worried about the future. With that in mind, we have picked five Worcester watering-holes we can't wait to revisit once the current restrictions are lifted. 1: The Cardinal's Hat - Friar Street The Cardinal's Hat, which claims to be the oldest pub in Worcester, is one of the top spots for a nice drink with friends in the city. A previous winner of our Pub of the Year competition, landlord Nigel Smith and his team have created a great t...

Add this share While you’re busy making a list and checking it twice, don’t forget that there are worthy non-profits making life better year-round for local LGBTQ people. Non-profits always need benefactors. In 2020, multiply reasons to give by 1,000. Sharing with organizations that make Atlanta a better place is also a year-end tax break, so giving back in some ways is like doing yourself a favor, too. Not to mention juicy, delicious queer karma. Do it for them, do it for you, but just do it. Here are a few of our favorite local non-profits for your consideration this year.