Queer Queue: Cleat Cute by Meryl Wilsner
Dive deep into the vibrant world of queer literature with The EveryQueer Queue, our multipart series dedicated to exploring books that celebrate LGBTQ+ experiences. We’re not just skimming the surface; we’re meticulously dissecting plots, characters, and themes to bring you insightful reviews and thought-provoking discussions. Expect nuanced analysis that goes beyond simple summaries, revealing the […]
Celebrating Four Years of Queer Magic with Scope Tonight
In the heart of a city that never sleeps, a vibrant constellation of queer joy has been steadily rising over the past four years. That constellation is Scope Tonight, an events production company born from the simple yet profound desire of a group of friends to carve out space for queer women, transgender, and nonbinary […]
Art Meets Advocacy: Octopied Mind’s Commitment to Mental Health Awareness
In a world where fashion often prioritizes aesthetics over everything, Octopied Mind flips the script. Founded in Canada by Jill Davis and Sarah Vezina, this mental health clothing brand fuses bold, thought-provoking, hand-drawn designs with a powerful message: self-expression is healing, and mental well-being deserves a front-row seat in our daily lives. Jill, the artistic […]
The Delicate Stitching of Alterations By Kate Maruyama
Dive deep into the vibrant world of queer literature with The EveryQueer Queue, our multipart series dedicated to exploring books that celebrate LGBTQ+ experiences. We’re not just skimming the surface; we’re meticulously dissecting plots, characters, and themes to bring you insightful reviews and thought-provoking discussions. Expect nuanced analysis that goes beyond simple summaries, revealing the […]
Europe’s Largest Lesbian Festival Marks Decade of Queer Joy
It’s a landmark year, an entire decade of Velvet Ibiza! From May 8th to 12th, 2025, the white isle will once again pulse with the vibrant energy of queer women from across the globe, all gathering to celebrate this momentous occasion. Carine De Mesmaeker’s vision, born in 2015, transformed Ibiza’s LGBTQ+ party landscape, creating a […]
Korea’s First Lesbian Dating Show Is Finally Here
Okay, how are we feeling, sapphics? South Korea is about to bless us with its first-ever lesbian reality dating show, and our hearts are already shipping couples we haven’t even met yet. The show is called “To Get Her,” and it’s premiering on April 25 on the Korean streaming platform Wavve. “To Get Her” is officially the first […]
The L Word: A Photographic Journal: Jennifer Beals’s Love Letter to Queer TV History
For the first time, fans of The L Word are getting an intimate glimpse behind the scenes of one of the most influential LGBTQ+ television series of all time. The L Word: A Photographic Journal, a new book by the iconic Jennifer Beals, is more than just a collection of images—it’s a visual time capsule […]
Is Your Nutritionist LGBTQ+ Affirming? Questions to Ask
Navigating the world of nutrition and eating disorder support can be challenging, especially for queer people. Finding a provider who is not only knowledgeable but also culturally competent and affirming is crucial for creating a safe and supportive environment for healing. We sat down with Lindsay Krasna of LK Nutrition to understand how clients can […]
Hilarious Queer & Lesbian Comedians You Should Be Watching Right Now
They say laughter is the best medicine, but let’s be real—so is a solid gay panic over a well-dressed woman with a microphone. There’s something about the perfect mix of confidence, chaos, and queer humor that makes lesbian comedians some of the most magnetic performers in the game. Whether it’s a razor-sharp one-liner, a painfully […]
A Place of Our Own: A Critical Look at Lesbian Spaces and Economic Realities
As the founder of EveryQueer, a travel media company dedicated to queer women, transgender, and nonbinary individuals, the landscape of queer spaces has always been deeply personal to me. My work is built on the understanding that these spaces are not just venues, but lifelines, cultural hubs, and sanctuaries. So, when I picked up June […]