My jewelry is your tattoos

For each milestone reached, you get a tattoo. I buy jewelry.

GALA Festival brings 6,000 singers to Denver

GALA Choruses is an internationally-recognized advocacy organization for LGBT choruses. This year’s festival brings five days of vocal performances, workshops and social events, with 6,000 singers and 155 choirs.

DJ Tatiana keeps Denver club scene hot

Denver’s very own legendary DJ is turning up the heat in the Mile High City, and there’s no stopping her.

A Bay Vacation: Trollies, fancy flip flops and seafood

Departing from string of commitments in the city, you could use a night on the coast, separated from congested streets and siren sounds.

Breaking up with Facebook

Sometimes when I tell people I’m not on Facebook, I get a look comparable to what I’d get if I said my girlfriend just impregnated me and I’m due next week. I can just see the gears spinning, not catching, in their minds.

July 4, 2012

Schools missing the grade protecting LGBT youth

That’s right, only 37 percent of all school districts in Colorado have their policies completely up-to-date.

The path to spiritual freedom lies within

There are no cookie-cutter approaches.

Panel Voices: Should LGBT people be patriotic even though we don’t have equal rights?

OFC panelists Carlos Martinez, Courtney Gray, Jen LaBarbera and Brandé Micheau weigh in on this week’s question:

Art is, first and foremost, honest

Art prods those questions forward, bringing the maligned and embarrassing to new light – giving things we feel some residual shame and embarrassment about a space we can (try our best to) talk about with a straight face.