Pride Night and Resource Fair at Chukchansi Park on Thursday, July 25thGates open at 6:05 pm and first pitch at 7:05 pm Here is the link to the ticket portal where you can purchase your special tickets for the night and help support Fresno Rainbow Pride 2020, the 30th anniversary of the parade and festival […]
LGBT Fresno is beginning our first bisexual social hour(s) event. It’s Bi time we got together for a chat, and some food. Where are we all hiding? I’m not hiding. I’m told we happen to blend into the Cis world more easily, therefore, it’s harder to find us? Umm, ok? haha! Lets make fellow Bi friends.
Location is at Shaw and Clovis AVE, just West of McDonald’s Independence Day will be here before we know it. It’s always a great day for food, friends, family and fun. Oh yes, and we can’t forget….. fireworks! LGBT Fresno has now begun selling fireworks at our stand. This is our biggest fundraiser of the
The LGBT Fresno Fireworks Stand opens June 28th Have a Blast this Fourth & Support Your Community Too! Free $15 item with purchase of $69 or more!REGISTER TODAY AND GET YOUR COUPON!also signup for our daily specials email. Go ahead, splurge on a spectacular display for your 4th of July party! So please plan to
In the early morning of June 8th, a patron of FAB was was kicked out of FAB for fighting and harassing people. Her antics were captured and she was identified as the owner of Charming Autumns Boutique. (video below) On June 9th Comments were posted on facebook saying, “Change the name of this club to Pulse nightclub
Annual ? Pride Month ?FREE Raffle Over $2,000 in prizes!!! To enter, click here and fill out a quick entry form. No cost and no purchase necessary! You can enter daily, but the contest ends July 4th, so hurry! Special Thanks to our Sponsors Contest Prizes Malibu Wine Safaris Two adult admissions $190 Habit Burger Four Charburger
June 1st 2019 (enlarge) The Parade starts at 10am on the corner of Palm & Olive. The “Grandstand” is at Irene’s Cafe. The Parade ends at Olive & Maroa. Olive Ave will be closed to traffic between 9am and 11am. THE PARADE IS, FREE TO WATCH. The Festival begins at 11am and ends at 3pm, along
June 1st—only about a week away— marks the 29th annual Fresno Rainbow Pride Parade and Festival, celebrating the Central Valley’s LGBTQ community. Last year’s attendance broke records and, this year, the community hopes to continue the trend with the theme: “2GETHER.” One of the organizations taking part in the parade and festival this year is
I’ve lived in Fresno for most of my life. Despite that, I’d never visited the Forestiere Underground Gardens before LGBT Fresno invited me to join their tour. The place is easy to miss; it sits on West Shaw, right by the 99. The sign for the Gardens blends into the rest of the billboards that
Take an hour long guided walking tour through Baldassare Forestiere’s creation. See a hand-built network of underground rooms, courtyards and passageways reminiscent of the ancient catacombs. Unique fruit producing trees, shrubs, and vines growing underground – some over 90 years old! Ancient Roman architecture – arches, vaults and stone-built walls. Underground micro-climates – temperature variations
