Proud City

Readers can meet up at the Ukrainian Village bar and curl up with a book on the second Sunday of every month.

Richard Fierro and his wife, Jessica Fierro, will discuss the shooting and their healing process during the Oct. 18 event — the first time they’ll do so in a live, open forum.

Center on Halsted employee David Biele hosts the variety show on Sunday, with donations benefitting the center's HIV programs.

The new space will allow the bar to accommodate more private events while remaining open to other customers, the owners said.

Festival programmer Morgan Jon Fox suggests three features of the 41 films at Reeling Fest, which kicks off Thursday at the Music Box Theatre.

Asian Station opened in 2019 as a take-out joint and had just expanded into indoor dining when a brick smashed its window pride flag display.

James Cox will perform in the televised baking competition beginning Monday night.

PHOTOS: The all-ages Pride festival featured drag makeovers, house music dance lessons, LGBTQ+-owned vendors and other activities.

The Artemis Singers don’t hold formal auditions; they’re open to any women interested in celebrating and performing music written or composed by other women.

The vending machine at Dorothy will likely be installed this month and is part of Midwest Acess Coalition’s efforts to increase queer people’s access to reproductive health resources.

This year's festival kicks off Sept. 21 with a film starring suburban Wilmette native Nico Tortorella, as well as a slew of transgender stories, documentaries and other flicks.

Leaders say having three full-time staffers will help the strengthen the organization's work managing the largest collection of LGBTQ+ titles in the Midwest.

Miss Major, who was born in Chicago in the 1940s, is a long-time transgender activist who participated in the 1969 Stonewall Riots.

The family-friendly LGBTQ+ festival will have activities like drag makeovers, skating and an all-ages dance party.

Michael Dean and other performers will take the stage Thursday at Lips Chicago for the annual event benefiting Connections for Abused Women and Their Children.

From street closures and parking bans to the Market Days lineup and schedule, Block Club rounded up important information for a successful weekend.

This year's picnic will also honor Stanton's uncle, who died earlier this year and was one of her biggest supporters.

On Aug. 15, author and activist Pidgeon Pagonis will discuss their book, "Nobody Needs To Know" at The Honeycomb Network in Humboldt Park. RSVP now, as space is limited.

Employees of the 40-year-old LGBTQ+ nightclub said they will return to the bargaining table full of "strength and pride."

Employees of the famed LGBTQ+ nightclub, who unionized in April, said owners Jo Webster and Jim Schuman have failed to negotiate on a contract that would raise wages and improve access to health care.