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Let's Get Visible-Seven Days Article

Lluvia Mulvaney-Stanak is a Vermont queer community activist, cofounder of drag group Kings Local 802, a former director of Outright Vermont and, by night, DJ Llu.

In this Seven Days article posted on 7/21/10 Lluvia ask's Vermon'ts LGBT community to be visible. She states that although we have same sex marriage in Vermont there is still work to be done in the move towards equality for the LGBT community. Read more
Wild on my Tongue, art exhibit

Wild on my Tongue, an exhibition at Art Space 106 at the Men's Room in Burlington, opening September 3 from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.,
is a collaboration between poet Judith Chalmer and artist Marie LaPre Grabon on the subject of lesbian sexuality. The work consists of 15 haiku by Chalmer matted together with LaPre-Grabon’s charcoal nudes inspired by the haiku. The opening will also feature sensational chocolate truffles made by the artist who also is owner and chocolatier of LaPre BonBons.
Gubernatorial Primary Candidates Forum

The Samara Foundation was privileged to co-host a forum for Vermonts Gubernatorial Primary Candidates with RU12? Community Center, Outright Vermont, Vermont CARES, Vermont TransAction, Vermont Freedom to Marry and Pride Vermont.
Samara Announces 2010 Scholarships

The Samara Foundation of Vermont (VT Gay Guide's parent organization) has announced it's 2010 scholarship recipients.

What is a Samara?

The Samara Foundation is the parent organization of the VT Gay Guide. Read further to learn where its name came from and what exactly it is that Samara does.

Three Samaras in Burlington

Samara board members at Pride