San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

The month is half-over and already the kick-off celebrations are starting for San Diego Pride. From camping to Overdrive, to Top of the Bay, the energy is building up which will lead us into July. Until then, take a look at what there is to do in the community this week. There is something for everyone. 

Thanks to Memorial Day Weekend it was a short news week but there was still a lot to report when it came to the community especially the news that Pride of Hillcrest Block Party is returning, and the naming of San Diego Pride music festival stage headliners. 

It's been about two months since the search started for the first ever Mr. Flicks. On Thursday the hunt is over.

Hillcrest is complete once again as repairs have been made to the Pride flag after it was vandalized two months ago. Plus trans lives are celebrated this week and Euphoria returns to Rich's. There's was a lot more news going on nationally and in entertainment so read on and be sure to like us on social media. 

NEWS

It's that time of year again when Cupid's arrow either finds its mark for a love that will last a lifetime or a nightime. Either way, Hillcrest is definitely the place to be this week to find one or the other. 

San Diego's number one LGBT community events and social magazine SDPIX is harnessing the power of leather in their February issue.

In the spirit of the Super Bowl, there is plenty of fun to tackle in the gayborhood this week. From a returning DIVA to a photo protest art project to a visit from trailblazer Candis Cayne, the week is a touchdown of fun in every aspect. 

But first, Coming Up NEXT Week:

Alec Mapa has been in the entertainment business for quite a while and has earned the respect of fellow comedians such as Ellen Degeneres who called him "smart, hilarious and funny.” 

A very lucky San Diego winner is about to see one of the most anticipated concerts of the year thanks to SDPIX and San Diego Gay and Lesbian News. 

Every year the Nicky Awards are handed out to people and establishments in San Diego's LGBT community for their work in making positive changes, working toward acceptance and equality throughout the county.