Sasha Velour brings The Big Reveal Live Show to Louisville’s Kentucky Center on Nov. 9
Sasha Velour brings “The Big Reveal Live Show” to Louisville for a night of drag and art.
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Entries by Spencer Jenkins
Trans People in Kentucky Are on Edge. Some Are Arming Up.
Trans Kentuckians arm up amid fear, misinformation, and escalating political attacks.
OutReels Cincinnati returns Nov. 7-9: Queer film, community and talkbacks
OutReels Cincinnati, Nov. 7–9 at the Warsaw Federal Incline Theater, showcases LGBTQ films, talkbacks and a youth meetup to build community and representation.
Undead Voice launches free three-week training to help Kentuckians begin voice transition
Free 3-week virtual voice training from Undead Voice for Kentuckians; plus $1,000 credit.
Black Wonderland Builds Joyful Black Queer Community Across Cincinnati, NKY and Beyond
Black Wonderland creates spaces for Black queer joy, connection and regional community.
Lexington and Covington stand by rainbow crosswalks as federal officials call for removal
Lexington and Covington vow to keep rainbow crosswalks despite Trump admin pressure.
Queer Cycling Groups in Kentucky and Ohio Claim Space on the Streets, Build Community
From Covington to Louisville, queer cycling groups reclaim the road and build community.
Filmmakers seek to uncover life, murder of Covington politician Sandy Cohen in new documentary
Documentary “Our Friend Sandy” seeks to uncover life, legacy of slain LGBTQ+ Covington politician.
Kentuckiana Pride Foundation to host Shine Gala, launch endowment fund for LGBTQ+ organizations
The Kentuckiana Pride Foundation will host its first Shine Gala on Nov. 15 to launch an endowment fund supporting LGBTQ+ organizations across Kentucky and Southern Indiana.
As anti-trans laws pass, Louisville’s Trans Haven group creates community, comfort and lasting friendships
Trans Haven offers support, connection, and joy for trans adults across Louisville and beyond.
Queer Kentucky launches harm reduction lockers across the Bluegrass State
Queer Kentucky is placing harm reduction lockers in businesses across the Bluegrass State.
ACLU of Kentucky files class action lawsuit over state’s ban on gender-affirming care for incarcerated people
ACLU sues Ky. officials over ban on gender-affirming care for incarcerated trans people.
‘Mother Tree’ grows a movement: Trans activist Caasi Gray branches out with Wandering Treehouse
Louisville’s Wandering Treehouse offers safe and affirming spaces for marginalized communities.
Macaron Bar builds sweet success with queer-inclusive business model and community support
Macaron Bar blends French sweets with queer pride, offering safe jobs and baking classes.
Gay famous comedy duo brings ‘Wish You Were Queer’ to Louisville in OUTtv road series
“Wish You Were Queer” brings gay comedy to Kentucky in OUTtv series spotlighting small towns.
Lexi Love enters rehab for substance abuse, emotional therapy
The RPDR Season 17 Finalist has entered a 30-day treatment facility in Texas.
Queen Out or Get Out: An Interview with DJ Boywife
Meet the newest it girl, DJ Boywife.
Queer Kentucky ISSUE 08: Letter from the Editor
Queer Kentucky ISSUE 08 is out now: It’s all about the performance.
Lexi Love Opens Up about Meth Experience and Power of Self Love
Lexi love opens up about her battles with meth and embraces harm reduction.
Louisville Pride Foundation Launches LGBTQ+ Support Group for People Living With HIV
An LGBTQ+ HIV support group exists in Louisville, check it out!
Community organizes independent Lavender Graduation After UofL, Bellarmine cancel LGBTQ+ ceremonies
Community hosts Lavender Graduation event while Universities cave to anti-DEI measures.
University of Louisville, University of Kentucky cancel LGBTQ+ Lavender Graduation ceremonies
Lavender Graduation Ceremonies get the axe at two Kentucky Universities.
Lexington Public Library cancels LGBTQ+ programing, community voices concerns
The Lexington Public Library is making changes.
Old Louisville Coffee Co-Op lease ending, owners seek to buy their own space
After three years in business serving the LGBTQ+ community and its allies, Old Louisville Coffee Co-Op is seeking to purchase their own space.
Louisville Pride Foundation pauses remaining $100K in vaccine program due to DOGE budget cuts
DOGE cuts are coming for Kentucky’s LGBTQ+ community.
Natasha Bedingfield to headline 2025 Kentuckiana Pride Festival
The Kentuckiana Pride Festival lineup is here! Well, the first part.
Kentucky entrepreneurs launch virtual micro-school to support LGBTQ+ students amid hostile climate
Amid growing hostility toward LGBTQ+ youth from federal and state governments, two Kentucky entrepreneurs have launched a virtual micro school that fosters community engagement and uses virtual reality to create an affirming, supportive learning environment for LGBTQ+ high school students. Co-founders of The Harbor Academy, Louisvillians Dr. Josh Covington, a former teacher, and Taylor Young, […]
Trans joy takes center stage at Kentucky Capitol amid legislative challenges
Trans advocates celebrate joy and resilience at Kentucky Capitol Rotunda.
Queer Kentucky Southeastern Media Study explores importance of LGBTQ+ Visibility
Our study shows queer media is a lifeline—fostering community, advocacy, and visibility in the Southeast.
Neonatal Clinicians, Entrepreneurs Develop LullaFeed to Support Infants with Feeding Challenges
LullaFeed, a smart baby bottle device, uses lullabies to support infants with feeding difficulties.