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Central European Countries Ease Event Restrictions

Events of 500 people can take place in the Czech Republic and German capital in June, with Switzerland permitting shows of up to...

The Power Of Crowds

Dan Hancox writes a long read for The Guardian on the importance and power of crowds. “I missed the disinhibition of dancing in...

Sustainability as survival: Queer Nightlife in the time of COVID-19, Part 3 ?

In the final chapter of the three part series community activists, Mimi Tempestt & Will J focus on Sustainability as survival: Queer Nightlife...

Don’t understand the protests? What you’re seeing is people pushed to the edge.

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, a recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the N.B.A.’s all-time leading scorer, author of 16 books, including, most recently,...

Music Industry Calling for a ‘Blackout Tuesday’ in Response to George Floyd’s Death

Billboard reports on how the music industry is calling for a “Blackout Tuesday” in response to the death of George Floyd. On Friday...

Nightlife workers speak out about living and working through COVID-19

Over 7 million hospitality workers were laid off in April. On ABC news Clara McMichael shares the story of those who no longer...

New Feature- Moving with resilience: Queer Nightlife in the time of COVID-19, Part 2 ?

For the second part of the three part series: Queer Nightlife in the time of COVID-19, Joaquin Gutierrez, Los Angeles-based Community Sexual Health...

West Australia sets mandatory online COVID-19 hygiene training course for hospitality recovery

Mandatory COVID-19 hygiene training and assessment to prepare WA hospitality industry for future return to business Early rollout of training program ensures WA...

Surprisingly bipartisan effort out of Texas for US congress to include live event venues in future relief packages.

U.S. Senators John Cornyn (R-TX) and Tom Carper (D-DE) led 40 of their Senate colleagues in sending a letter today to Majority Leader...

Preserving Our Unity: Queer Nightlife in COVID-19, Part One ?

Mimi Tempestt , scholar, creative artist, and queer community activist and Will J, community organizer, queer creative, innovator, and member of Los Angeles...