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Cathedral City continued its LGBT days with one of the most exciting events of the weekend -- the annual Bed Race.

With 2018 upon us, that means a fresh start. We don’t know about you, but we think that a fabulous New Year’s resolution that’s pretty easy to keep is to get out more, and January just happens to be an excellent time to start. Here, we present you with five fantastic ways to make to the most of your January. So while this weather might make you want to bundle up tight, that doesn’t mean the rest of the month should be spent on the couch, with Netflix a-blazin’.

Check out this heart-thumping list of 9 gay events that we're excited about celebrating in New Orleans in 2018! Highlights include gay Mardi Gras and Pride.

To get LGBT skiers and snowboarders right into the ski and music festival mood, European Gay Ski Week (EGSW) is holding its London launch party this week at Klub in Leicester Square – underneath the famous Ku Bar. Entrance is free for people registering in advance or tickets available on the door.

In Miami the motto seems to remain "go big or go home". Developer Alex Mantecon seems to be embracing that adage well, by launching the two [newest] and most popular event venues in the city. Just in time for the holiday season, some of the 305's most influential movers and shakers got the opportunity to enjoy themselves at the Penthouse at Riverside Wharf. Referred to as simply the "Penthouse", this incredible venue is Miami's only indoor rooftop space with 360-degree views and expansive outdoor balcony, overlooking the Miami River.

Thousands of revelers danced on Copacabana beach Sunday to celebrate Rio de Janeiro's annual gay pride parade despite deep funding cuts by the city.

Hundreds join pride march in India, where gay sex is illegal

It’s Greater Palm Springs Pride weekend! The event not only brings in visitors from across the country but it also means a big boom for local businesses.

The Greater Palm Springs Pride parade has evolved over the years but still retains a hometown feel with marching bands, moms and dads, and civic leaders.

Zum 27. Mal feierte Philadelphia anlässlich des Coming Out Days das OutFest – eine riesige Straßenparty für die LGBTIQ* Community. Wir haben die schönsten Foto

In the midst of Australia’s same-sex marriage survey, a glorious night in Melbourne celebrates those who came of age when being ‘in the closet’ was all but compulsory

The Mister Drummer 1979 parties celebrate classic manly fetish bars—including the Eagle on March 2—with steamy tunes and plenty of muscle.

It's never too early to plan your next trip to New Orleans, that's why we created this Year-at-a-Glance guide with some of our favorite LGBT events.

Take an icy plunge into the depths of Provincetown Harbor, watch as colorful bursts light up the night sky, and warm up with a steaming cup of hot chocolate. Enjoy all this and much more at Provincetown First Light (December 28, 2017 – January 2, 2018). First Light is a weeklong extravaganza filled with a free fireworks display on the beach, New Year’s Eve dance parties, drag shows and live performances, and plenty of delicious food at our one-of-a-kind restaurants. Make this New Year’s an unforgettable one – visit Provincetown First Light.

Our pick: the Philadelphia Gay Men’s Chorus “Tinseltown Tidings” concert.

Rainbow flags flowed through the streets of Hong Kong Saturday during the city's annual pride parade, as LGBT activists criticised authorities fo

Wine, Food & Broadway in SF at Wine Country Rising A Benefit 4 Sonoma & Napa Fire Victims

The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras has announced its festival program for the coming year. Highlights of the festival will include queer favourites Trevor Ashley, Casey Donovan, and Courtney Act, among many others.

Event is first since Taiwan ruled in favour of gay marriage but some activists are frustrated by slow progress of legalisation

The reality TV duo of Craig Ramsay and Brandon Liberati feel very much at home as the Celebrity Grand Marshals of the 2017 Palm Springs Pride Parade.

It was the first time the Miss Gay America pageant was held in New Orleans.

Many who participated at this year's annual Outfest festival were not in support of the U.S. Attorney General's new directive.