Gratitude for Miss Major Griffin-Gracy: a Legends’ Legacy in San Diego
By Nicole Verdes Last year, local Black trans elder Tracie Jada O’Brien visited Lambda Archives to participate in an intergenerational
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End-of-the-Year Sparkle at The Studio Door
By Patric Stillman As the festive season approaches, Hillcrest’s vibrant arts hub, The Studio Door on 4th Avenue, is rolling
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Doja Cat – One More Time
By Korie Houston “I don’t need you to save me. I don’t need you to read my mind” There’s a
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Ashley Blanchet Shines in Working Girl: A New Musical with Heart, Hope, and Serious ’80s Vibes
By Cesar A Reyes Broadway favorite Ashley Blanchet is back — and she’s ready to work. Known for lighting up the stage
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Miss Major Speaks & Young Men In Love
By Vaughn Frantz Miller Miss Major Speaks “If you don’t take the time to figure out what it is you want to do, and by that I mean who you is, that will get in the way. If you don’t take the
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El 5th Encuentro Nacional Trans Latinx: Health, Leadership, and Empowerment
By Cesar A Reyes The 5th National Trans Latinx Gathering will take place on Thursday, November 13 and Friday, November
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Festival of Trees: Celebrates Five Years of Holiday Magic and Community Giving
By Cesar A Reyes For Bobby Gordon, founder of Festival of Trees San Diego, Christmas isn’t just one day; it’s a
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26th San Diego Asian Film Festival: Celebrating Stories, Identity, and Community
By Cesar A Reyes When Alex Villafuerte talks about the San Diego Asian Film Festival (SDAFF), you can hear the
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World AIDS Day: Celebrating Legacy, Leadership, and Love
By Cesar A Reyes In honor of World AIDS Day, we reflect on the passion, resilience, and leadership of three
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Honoring Legacy and Passion: John Keasler and the Dr. A. Brad Truax Awards
By Cesar A Reyes In October 2025, John Keasler marked a memorable milestone: 50 years in San Diego. What began as a journey
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