We’ll be announcing the prizes up until the contest opens on June 4th at the Fresno Rainbow Pride Parade & Festival. Today’s prize is from Adventures from Scratch: 2 Family Scavenger Hunt Six Pack ($140 Value) 1 Adventures From Scratch: Family Edition Book ($40 Value) 1 Adventures From Scratch: Date Edition Book ($40 Value) 2 […]
Pride Month Raffle is coming! Read More »
This sexual health education and self empowerment consists of 7 sessions and is open to young men of color in Fresno County, ages 18-24 who identify as GBTQ2+ or MLM. 1st Session starts: May, 16th 2022 (more cohorts thru summer) Great opportunity to discuss sexual health, healthy relationships, harm reduction, self care & healing, and
Brown Boy Love: Sexual health education and self empowerment Read More »
“Pizza with Purpose” LGBT Fresno Fundraiser Thursday, May 19, 2022 – 10:30 a.m. – 10 p.m. Fresno-area MOD Pizza locations:7675 N Blackstone Ave, Suite 101, Fresno, CA2320 Clovis Ave, Suite 104, Clovis, CA Join with family, friends and community on May 19th, at Mod Pizza locations in Fresno & Clovis and help pay it forward
Save the date: LGBT Fresno pizza fundraiser Read More »
The unknown breakfast eater dined at the Rodeo Coffee Shop on Sunday morning, but instead of leaving the customary tip on the bill at the end of their meal wrote that they were “sending a tip to LGBT youth in Florida & Planned Parenthood.” “People ate and left, and didn’t make a stink or anything,
Rodeo Coffee Shop patron leaves non traditional tip Read More »
After more than a year of controversy, legal battles, and a theatrical Fresno City Council meeting, the City Council voted Thursday to buy the historic Tower Theatre for $6.5 million. The City Council voted 4-3 to approve a complicated purchase agreement for the property that includes the theater, Sequoia Brewery, and Me-n-Ed’s. Councilmembers Garry Bredefeld,
Fresno City Council approves purchase of Tower Theatre Read More »
The city of Fresno is poised to buy the Tower Theatre, attempting to end the battle over the future of a historic landmark. It would be a Hollywood ending for people who live in and support the Tower District, named for its iconic theater, after more than 15 months of weekly protests aimed at Adventure
City of Fresno to consider buying Tower Theatre Read More »
