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Greater Phoenix’s fusion of natural splendor and metropolitan verve sets it apart from a lot of big cities — and everyone is invited to experience it. As you explore the city's urban core, you'll discover a strong LGBTQ+ community that's integrated throughout the area's businesses, spaces, events and entertainment.
For the eighth consecutive year, Phoenix earned a score of 100 — the highest score possible — on the Human Rights Campaign's 2020 Municipal Equality Index Scorecard.
Join us for Phoenix's nationally-recognized annual LGBTQ+ events, including the Phoenix Pride Festival and the Rainbows Festival.
During the day in Phoenix, choose from outdoor activities, luxurious spa treatments, shopping at local boutiques or exploring the arts and culture of the Southwest.
At night, the city comes alive with vibrant LGBTQ+ nightlife. The Melrose District on Seventh Avenue is a hub for LGBTQ+ businesses and clubs such as Charlie’s and Stacy's @ Melrose — both of which landed on our list of must-see drag shows.
For more information on LGBTQ+ events and culture, visit the Greater Phoenix Equality Chamber of Commerce, Phoenix Pride, or the Pride Guide Arizona.
Phoenix's Seventh Avenue "gayborhood" welcomes all to its diverse mix of LGBTQ-friendly eateries, shops and galleries.
Check out spots where Phoenix's LGBTQ+ community has made history, including Heritage Square and Corona Ranch.
Meet Kenny Barrett and Joshua Hahn, Roosevelt Row veterans and purveyors of local aesthetics, artistry and goods.
Meet Alexis Carbajal and Juan Alberto Ayala, the couple behind Arizona’s No. 1 Puerto Rican food truck
Artist and muralist Ashley Macias is putting her mark on Phoenix, and here’s where you can check out her work.
From the local stage to RuPaul’s runway, Joey Jay dishes on season 13 experiences as well as favorite things about her home community.
Find out what to expect during this two-day festival in April, such as the Phoenix Pride Parade, concerts, and more celebrating our LGBTQ+ community.
Local drag performer Eddie Broadway shares his experiences representing Arizona on the national stage, his favorite spots, and where you can catch him perform.
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