One of the nation’s best (and perhaps most underrated) locales for fireworks on the Fourth is Door County, Wisconsin’s 70 mile long peninsula with fireworks at dusk in five separate locations around the county – we’re talking charming towns like Egg Harbor, Sturgeon Bay, Bailey’s Harbor, Fish Creek, and Sister Bay, where the whole county turnsContinue reading “4th of July Countdown: Door County”
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Question of the Week…
We debut our new series today where we’ll ask our reader’s: What venue would you like to reincarnate? We asked our peripatetic correspondents and here’s what they had to say. Correspondent Scott Marquardt said Barbetta / Zone 9 in Hanoi, Vietnam:“The area of abandoned factories was converted into a super hip collection of bars, cafés, playhouses and theaters. Sadly the communist government shutContinue reading “Question of the Week…”
Daily Dose: Zermatt & The Swiss Alps
If the recent heat and humidity are giving you the mid-summer blues, allow us to recommend the cooler climate of Zermatt, Switzerland, a charming, scenic, mesmerizing wonderland of storybook views, adorable knock-knack shops, and perfect summertime temperatures. It also might mean the sweltering sun has you ready to start planning your winter ski trip. So ifContinue reading “Daily Dose: Zermatt & The Swiss Alps”
4th of July Countdown: Rehoboth Beach
The gay-popular Rehoboth Beach in Delaware is one of our favorite East Coast beach getaways, and never is it more buzzy than on the Fourth of July! Rehoboth has an adorable boardwalk full of salt water taffy shops and restaurants and colorful homes, and the gays come out in full force to support theContinue reading “4th of July Countdown: Rehoboth Beach”
#DailyDose, part 2: NYC Pride
So many prides so little time. Earlier today we posted about World Pride Toronto. Post and photo submitted by ManAboutWorld Correspondent James Adelman. New York City Pride (or as we like to call it, Gay New Year!) officially launched last night at BPM Nightclub at 516 West 42nd Street. With so many parties to choose from thisContinue reading “#DailyDose, part 2: NYC Pride”
#DailyDose: Toronto World Pride
Our Editor-in-Chief Ed Salvato is on the ground in Toronto, celebrating the 28th annual World Pride (and some beautiful Toronto weather!) Toronto is one of our favorite cities (and one we covered in our Sept. 2012 issue) and this week of festivities is a big reason why. For World Pride, more than 34 bars have extended theirContinue reading “#DailyDose: Toronto World Pride”
City Seen: Edwige
Good news for fans of P-Town: Edwige is reopening this summer under the guidance of Steven Frappolli, one of the original owners and the man behind Frappo66, along with Nancy Anne, the current owner. According to Frappolli, “we’re starting an entirely new dinner menu and studding it with updated favorites from Edwige’s past, Frappo66, andContinue reading “City Seen: Edwige”
No More Melting Drag Makeup
St. Pete Pride is going nighty night! No, it’s not going to sleep; quite the opposite, actually. Instead, the city is embracing its young, hip gay ways and will become only the fifth pride event in the country to take place at night. And for anyone who knows the intensity of the mid-summer Florida sun, thatContinue reading “No More Melting Drag Makeup”
Welcome To Our Newest Correspondent: Todd Cross
Todd Cross is a multimedia producer and videographer based in New York City. His professional journey in the visual communications field has blessed him with opportunity and adventure in more than 26 countries. He began his journey as a staff photographer for Egypt Today magazine, documenting stories in the Middle East and northern Africa. HeContinue reading “Welcome To Our Newest Correspondent: Todd Cross”
#DDTI: Plaza Cataluyna, Barcelona
The Plaza Cataluyna is the center of Barcelona, and during circuit, it becomes the meeting place for gays who’ve travelled in from countries all over th world to experience one of the great gay circuit parties of our time. The plaza is surrounded by gorgeous gothic buildings and alleyways to create a charming open spaceContinue reading “#DDTI: Plaza Cataluyna, Barcelona”
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