The LGBTQ-Owned Distillery Building Something Bigger Than Spirits

many photos from around the Silo Distillery

At first glance, Silo Distillery feels quietly inviting. Located in Windsor, Vermont, the distillery is housed in a cozy, newly renovated barn with warm light and an open layout. It is the kind of place where nothing feels rushed. You can see the distilling process happening in real time, ask questions, and settle in without […]

Love on Ice: The Lesbian Couples Making Our Hearts Swell at the Winter Olympics

two lesbian couples who are competing in the 2026 Winter Olympics

The Winter Olympics are already an emotional rollercoaster. Years of training for seconds on the clock. Careers are defined by inches. The highest highs. The most gutting lows. And for LGBTQ fans, there is something extra layered into it all. Representation. Visibility. Love showing up exactly where it used to be hidden. We’ve already featured […]

Uncensored History: Inside the Women-Led Mission to Reclaim Stonewall

For decades, the story of the Stonewall Uprising was preserved not in textbooks or national archives, but in the whispered memories of those who lived it and the grassroots efforts of a community refusing to be forgotten.  To travel as a queer person has historically meant navigating a world of silences, that’s why I founded […]

The Price of Fear: How Right-Wing Pressure is Silencing Corporate Allies

The financial landscape for LGBTQ+ businesses, nonprofits, and creatives is undergoing a significant contraction. While reports of a complete corporate abandonment of Pride celebrations might oversimplify the situation, a demonstrable scaling back of financial support from both government grants and corporate sponsorships is creating tangible challenges for the community.  Major brands like Anheuser-Busch, Comcast, Diageo, […]

Lyle Gallery: Where Lesbian Leadership Champions Marginalized Voices in NYC’s Art Scene

In the vibrant tapestry of New York City’s creative landscape, a refreshing new thread has been woven. Lyle Gallery, a multidisciplinary exhibition space nestled in Chinatown, isn’t just another addition to the city’s countless galleries. It’s a deliberate and passionate platform at the intersection of art, design, and fashion, born from a queer, woman-owned perspective […]

A Place of Our Own: A Critical Look at Lesbian Spaces and Economic Realities

Cover of the book A Place of Our Own by June Thomas

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 […]

5 Queer Women-Owned Brands To Shop

photos from 5 queer women owned business

Looking to support queer women-owned businesses while treating yourself to something special? From beauty and fragrance to spices and coffee, these five brands are making waves with high-quality products and a commitment to inclusivity. Here’s your guide to shopping with purpose and celebrating the inspiring women behind these standout companies. The Barb Shop View this […]

5 Outdoor Lesbian Events You Need to Experience

person at a lesbian outdoor festival called sum of us

If you’re ready to embrace the outdoors while celebrating lesbian culture, these five events are your ultimate guide. From the pioneering wellness retreat of Sum of Us to the musical magic of Lavender Wild, each festival offers unique experiences, vibrant communities, and unforgettable memories. Whether you seek relaxation, adventure, or connection, these outdoor lesbian events […]