LGBTQ Travel Guide to Nepal
What Queer Travelers Should Know Before Visiting Nepal Nepal might not be the first place people think of for LGBTQ travel, but it can be one of the most rewarding destinations for queer travelers who love adventure. Known for the towering peaks of the Himalayas, ancient temples, and world-class trekking routes, the country draws adventurers […]
The Stoop Pigeon Is Creating a New Home for Women’s Sports Fans in Philadelphia
A new space dedicated to women’s sports is coming to Center City this summer. The Stoop Pigeon, created by Watch Party PHL, has secured a 2,500 square foot location at 337–341 South Broad Street at the corner of Broad and Pine. When it opens in June, the venue will become Philadelphia’s first dedicated women’s sports […]
Philadelphia Opens LGBTQ+ Pride Visitor Center in the Historic Gayborhood
Philadelphia Opens One of the Nation’s First LGBTQ+ Pride Visitor Centers Philadelphia has always been a city shaped by firsts. It was home to the nation’s first known LGBTQ+ sit-in. It hosted the Annual Reminders at Independence Hall, some of the earliest organized public demonstrations for gay rights in the United States. Long before queer […]
Pride Alternatives: LGBTQ Destinations With Year-Round Queer Community
Pride Alternatives: LGBTQ Destinations With Year-Round Queer Community Pride matters. It always will. Pride is history, visibility, resistance, joy, and a reminder that we are here — loudly, unapologetically, and together. For many of us, Pride weekend is a lifeline. It’s where we first felt seen. It’s where we learned we weren’t alone. But it’s […]
A Queer Toronto Itinerary That Celebrates Food, Art, and LGBTQ+ Community
As a seasoned traveler and a gay woman who stands at just 5’2″, believe me when I say it’s not often I feel safe traveling alone. But walking the streets of Toronto, I could finally let my guard down. The city is extremely walkable, vibrant, and best of all, very gay. Quaint neighborhoods and family-oriented […]
Queer Group Trip to Nepal: Trekking to Everest Base Camp With EveryQueer
Recently, the EveryQueer team and five guests set off for what we all kept calling “the adventure of a lifetime,” even though none of us fully understood what that meant yet. We met in Kathmandu, jet-lagged, excited, nervous, looking good, and totally unaware of just how many stairs we were about to climb in the […]
Stockholm: A City Where Queer Travelers Truly Belong
Not every city has the power to change the way you feel about travel, but Stockholm does. This summer, EveryQueer travelers joined together in the Swedish capital for Stockholm Pride, discovering a destination that doesn’t just invite you to explore what it has to offer, but openly welcomes you to belong. For queer travelers, that […]
7 Epic Road Trips for Every Kind of Queer Traveler
From Crystals to Coastlines: Road Trips for Every Queer There’s just something about a road trip that makes life feel like it’s filled with endless possibilities. Windows down, music blasting, snacks spilling all over the back seat — it’s chaotic, it’s fun, and it’s the kind of adventure that feels almost youthful. The road itself […]
Costa Mesa: Orange County’s New Queer Capital
For decades, Orange County’s queer history has had a few well-known centers of gravity. Laguna Beach drew a mid-century queer community to its seaside cliffs. Garden Grove was home to a beloved network of legacy bars. Santa Ana proudly hosted OC Pride for years. Now, a new chapter is unfolding in Costa Mesa, one of […]
The Best LGBTQ-Friendly Islands for Lesbian & Queer Travelers
When I think vacation, my brain immediately says: take me to an island. Someplace where I can slow down and lean into peak relaxation mode, these are the kinds of trips that make you feel like you could happily spend a week doing nothing but swimming, napping, and arguing with yourself about whether you should […]