Side Boob Burlesque Show / Las Rosas
Moon River Cabaret's newest show Side Boob brings an assemblage of live music, comedy, and burlesque to the gritty Las Rosas stage. On Saturday, February 24, the show featured performances from British Invasion Miss Aurora Natrix; the Paddle Queen of Cleavage Holly Peño; Shana Vaughan-Gabor, AKA Miss Pussysparks; and La Prima Latina of Miami, Sofia Luna. Shot for Miami New Times.
Gay8 Street Fest / Calle Ocho
LGBTQ festival Gay8 returned to Calle Ocho on Sunday, February 18, for a full day of live music, dancing, local vendors, Miami's best street food and a celebration of hispanic queer culture. Shot for Miami New Times.
A Club Called Rhonda x Club Space
LA-based A Club Called Rhonda touched down in Miami Saturday, February 10, for a sensual, one-night collaboration with III Points at Club Space downtown. Hosted by local queens Queef Latina & Juleisy Inbed, Space hummed into the early morning with the sounds of Beautiful Swimmers, Benji B, Honey Soundsystem, Goddollars & Paradise, Kim Ann Foxman, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, and more. Slideshow for Miami New Times.
Wigwood BBQ / Broken Shaker
Wigwood wrapped up its weekend festivities at the Broken Shaker on Sunday, February 4, with a warm afternoon of crafted cocktails, bbq grill bites, and lounging by the pool with queer family.
2nd Annual Wigwood Queer Festival
The second-annual Wigwood Queer Festival returned to Miami for a weekend of live performances, local vendors, panels, and a place to party in a safe, inclusive space. Friday night kicked off at the Scottish Rite Temple downtown featuring major headliners Thorgy of RuPaul's Drag Race, Victoria Elizabeth Black of Dragula, Sateen, Evah Destruction, Imp Queen, and a perfomance from local icon Queef Latina. Saturday night returned to Gramps Wynwood for a lineup of Miami's finest including Miss Toto, Jupiter Velvet, Dang-ho Yu Sickning, Poorgrrrl, and many others. Here is a collection of the best creatures we ran into all weekend. Shot for Miami New Times.
Love Burn 2018 / Virginia Key Park
Burning Man brought its regional world fair to Historic Virginia Key Beach January 26 through 28 for a Miami-style Love Burn in one of the few U.S. cities still comfortable this time of year. Burners were invited to re-imagine the world we live in as they wish it were, while contributing to a uniquely communal and creatively constructed festival experience. Shot for Miami New Times.
