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An Essential Guide to LGBTQ+ Philadelphia
Philadelphia, the nation’s birthplace and one of the most welcoming cities for the LGBTQ+ community, is proud of the historic roles it has played — and plays still — in the founding, advancement and celebration of the LGBTQ+ Civil Rights movement.
In Philadelphia hosted the country’s first major demonstration for gay rights, the Annual Reminders protests outside Independence Hall. That same year, a Rittenhouse Square diner was the site of one of the nation’s first LGBTQ+ sit-in protests. Then in , the first-ever national march for LGBTQ+ Rights was organized at Arch Street Meeting House.
Today, visitors can detect the city’s well-known Gayborhood and investigate important LGBTQ+ landmarks like Philly AIDS Thrift @ Giovanni&#;s Room (the oldest LGBTQ+ bookstore in the nation) and Tavern on Camac (Philadelphia’s oldest operating LGBTQ+ bar), along with fantastic shopping and dining. The neighborhood also hosts annual events favor the Philadelphia Pride March and Festival and OURfest.
Check out this itinerary of Philadelp
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WATCH/LISTEN
GAY USA is an LGBT News exhibit made available weekly on a variety of networks and formats. Here is an all inclusive guide of how you can access us on the go, sitting in front of your TV, on your computer or on your tablet.
GAY USA originates from The Manhattan Neighborhood Network Studios in Recent York City. The program is taped on Wednesday afternoons.
New York City (Manhattan): Thursdays, 11 pm
Spectrum, Channel 34
RCN Channel 82
FiOS Channel 33
Simulcast online on Thursdays at 11 pm,
Philadelphia:
PhillyCAM on Comcast 66/HD/ & Verizon FIOS 29/30 and
San Francisco: Mondays, 11 pm
Comcast, Channel 27 (only during certain times of the year)
Nationally: On satellite/cable systems that carry Free Speech TV programming
Dish Network, Channel
DirecTV, Channel
New Free Speech Schedule on Dish Network, Channel
Fridays: 8 pm & 9 Midnight, ET
Sundays: 7 am, 2 pm & 7 pm, ET
There Goes the Gayborhood
Rapid social change and Midtown Village development are encroaching on Philadelphia’s LGBTQ mecca. Should we mourn its loss or embrace its evolution?
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Is this the end of Philly’s Gayborhood? Illustration by Matt Harrison Clough
It was around one o’clock in the morning, and I was standing in a long line of mostly straight Penn alumni waiting to enter Voyeur Nightclub. It was a drunk former classmate — at least, I trust he was drunk — who said it: “Isn’t this where the fags go?”
The occasion was the official after-party for my five-year college reunion, which was held at one of the most popular boogie parties in the Gayborhood. The reunion committee’s idea had been innocent enough: Given that most other clubs in Philly shut down at 2 a.m., why not venture where we could let the nice times roll until ?
But once we were inside, all of us, gay and straight, saw things we weren’t expecting. It wasn’t long, for example, before visib