This year, MURAL Festival presents its new programming with a two-part event gathering members of the LGBTQ communities taking place this...
What remains of the mythical bar
Closed since 2013, the Drugstore still is a landmark for LGBTQ communities here in Montreal. We had the chance, for one afternoon, to visit...
Sahara Baldwin
Afrofururism emerged in the 90s as the new millennium was coming around and there was a distinct interest in the aesthetics of technology within Black communities. In image arts, specifically fashion...
V for Vivek
I met for a quick tea break with Vivek this summer while she was touring for “I’m Afraid of Men “and it was awe at first sight. A multidimensional creative virtuoso who juggles between her...
Interview with Naima Green – THE PUR·SUIT PROJECT
Earlier this month, LSTW came across the amazing work of Naima Green, a New York-based artist and...
Lesbian Visibility Day in Montreal
Created in 1982, the Lesbian Visibility Day is still relevant. With this event, the goal is to bring together LGBTQ women and provide a...
Life in Transition
When gaining freedom means losing a precious identity I recently wandered into a clothing shop in Toronto filled with oversized T-shirts arranged like art installations, hanging...
LSTW at The Dinah Shore Festival in Palm Springs
Next week, part of LSTW’s creative team, along with long-time friends of the organization, will be in Palm Springs for the legendary...
Printemps du MAC, Montreal’s essential spring celebration
On Friday, April 12, the organizing committee will welcome 1,000 young professionals to an exclusive cocktail...
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