GO Magazine (GoMag)

GO, formerly known as GO NYC, serves as a "cultural guide for the urban woman" and stands as the leading free lesbian magazine in the United States. Based in New York City, GO circulates 30,000 copies across 10 key cities and attracts 250,000 unique visitors to its website each month. The magazine covers a range of topics, including nightlife, arts and entertainment, news and current events, lifestyle, travel, helpful advice, and interviews with celebrities.

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English

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#421859

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#145191

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Meet Your New 'Boyfriend': Brooklyn's Queer Cocktail And Coffee Co-op

3 days ago | gomag.com | Becca Williams |Abbie Thompson

No, that’s not a witch’s coven you’re seeing, it’s Boyfriend, Brooklyn’s new queer cocktail and coffee co-op. Just steps away from M, J, and Z trains off Mrytle Avenue, Boyfriend beckons you inside with a glass door adorned with golden astrological decals, including its brand staple: a glowing sun giving a sultry wink. Inside, the space has an eclectic, maximalist, moody vibe. Queer patrons are draped over plush couches, reading books from the community bookshelf.
Who Was The Best Dressed At The 2025 Met Gala?

1 week ago | gomag.com | Becca Williams

The Met Gala returned to New York City Monday night with high-profile guests, an overwhelming number of photographers, and a few…questionable outfits. This year, the exclusive fundraiser was co-chaired by Colman Domingo, Lewis Hamilton, A$AP Rocky, Pharrell Williams, and (of course) Anna Wintour, along with honorary chair LeBron James.
Bourbon, Beignets, And Babes: A Queer Girl's Guide To New Orleans

1 week ago | gomag.com | Kelsy Chauvin

Baby, in New Orleans, anything goes. You can wear, sing, dance, eat, and flirt your way through town every single day. There is just one practical rule worth sharing with visitors: Don’t overdo it on day one. Louisiana’s largest city has so much to discover that if you’re too hungover—from strong drinks or notoriously rich Cajun food—it might curb your appetite for all the other delights. Here in one of America’s oldest cities, free-spirited, flavorful fun comes in many forms.
Sapphic Golden Anniversaries: These Queer Orgs Are Turning 50!

1 week ago | gomag.com | Margaret Hetherman

They are the bastions of women’s music, art, and culture—the institutions that met us in the moment, forging safe and sacred spaces.
The State Of Queer America 100 Days Into Trump: Where Do We Go From Here?

2 weeks ago | gomag.com | Jillian Eugenios

April 30 marks the 100th day of President Donald Trump’s second term, a period described by queer leaders as “shocking,” “atrocious,” and “just…a lot.” Community fatigue is prevalent. News consumption has long been on a global decline. Rosie O’Donnell took her nonbinary kid and moved to Ireland. It’s easier than ever to turn away.
"There's No Right Way To Transition": These Six Gender Journeys Challenge Trump's 'Detransition' Myth

2 weeks ago | gomag.com | Sassafras Lowrey

I learned about gender from queer punk kids. Right after I got kicked out for being queer, I found my way to a queer youth drop-in center in Portland, Oregon.
New Lesbian Bar Finally Opens In Western Massachusetts

2 weeks ago | gomag.com | Becca Williams

Last Ditch—a lesbian bar, performance venue, and community space—opened its doors in Greenfield last week after a long and unexpectedly difficult journey. Last November, the co-owners of Last Ditch—Asa Rosario, Jackie Matellian, and Sage Territo—announced their bar for “Dykes, Transexuals, Gender Freaks, Workers, and their friends” would be opening in the basement of 10 Fiske Ave.
Hungary Passes New Amendment Banning LGBTQ+ Public Events, Protests Ensue

1 month ago | gomag.com | Becca Williams

Hungary‘s parliament passed a dangerous measure on Monday, allowing the government to ban LGBTQ+ public events. The discriminatory legislation drew crowds of activists and lawmakers, who attempted to block the doors of the parliament by zip-tying themselves together. According to AP, police physically removed the protestors ahead of the vote. Lawmakers who opposed the measure also attempted to use airhorns to disrupt the vote, but to no avail.
Trans Activist Kaitoria Bankz Killed During Attempted Carjacking In Alabama

1 month ago | gomag.com | Becca Williams

Friends and loved ones are mourning the death of activist Kaitoria “Kai” Bankz, who was fatally shot on Monday, March 31 in Alabama. Authorities are still investigating the shooting, which they believe stemmed from an attempted carjacking in Autuagaville, AL. According to County Sheriff Mark Harrell, Bankz, 31, was communicating online with 27-year-old Kelmen Merrell King.
Why Queer Representation In Country Music Is So Important

1 month ago | gomag.com | Sassafras Lowrey

Country music may not be known for being queer affirming, but that is slowly changing. Country music has been the soundtrack of some of the most important moments of my life. To most people, it’s not the sound of rebellion, but it started that way for me. When I was growing up, I wasn’t allowed to listen to country, but I did anyway. I was drawn to the big feelings, the kinds of emotions that I wasn’t allowed to have at home.