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Where Fandom Finds Its Pride Dragon Con Takes Over Atlanta Edited by Mikkel Hyldebrandt
Every Labor Day weekend, Atlanta gets a costumes, enormous floats, marching little more fantastical. Stormtroopers take groups and thousands of enthusiastic fans over Peachtree Street, superheroes spill make their way through downtown, turning out of downtown hotels, Klingons share a traditional city thoroughfare into one of elevators with Disney princesses, and some Atlanta’s most delightfully surreal spectacles. of the city’s most recognizable buildings The 2026 parade is scheduled for Saturday, become temporary headquarters for a September 5, beginning at 10 a.m., and will galaxy of fandoms. be part of the convention’s 40th-anniversary celebration. That can only mean one thing: Dragon Con is back. For Atlanta’s LGBTQ+ community, however, Dragon Con offers something that goes Returning September 3–7, 2026, Dragon beyond the spectacle. Fandom has long provided queer people with a place to explore identity, community and self-expression, and Dragon Con’s embrace of that culture is particularly meaningful in a city with such a strong LGBTQ+ presence. One of the clearest examples is Spectrum: The Rainbow Flag Party, Dragon Con’s dedicated LGBTQ+ and allies celebration. Held Saturday night at the Hyatt Regency, Con celebrates its 40th anniversary this Spectrum combines geek culture with year, marking four decades since the unapologetic queer nightlife. DJ NeonHorror convention first arrived in Atlanta in 1987. provides the soundtrack, moving from club Today, it bills itself as the largest multimedia versions of sci-fi favorites into house music, popular culture convention focusing on while the party’s “Q*Topia” entertainment science fiction and fantasy, gaming, comics, brings a decidedly queer twist to the evening. literature, art, music and film—and its impact Costumes and clubwear are encouraged, on Atlanta goes far beyond a few days of but the most important dress code is simply enthusiastic cosplay. being yourself. Dragon Con has become part of the fabric That distinction matters. Spectrum isn’t of the city. Spread across five downtown simply a party where LGBTQ+ fans happen host hotels and spilling into the surrounding to be welcome; it creates a space specifically streets, it transforms Atlanta into something designed to celebrate the intersection of resembling the ultimate real-life crossover episode. Discover Atlanta calls it the city’s “ultimate pop culture party,” bringing together fandoms, creators, vendors, workshops, gaming, art and entertainment in a convention that effectively takes over downtown for five days. And perhaps nowhere is that spirit more visible than in the legendary Dragon Con Parade. On Saturday morning, Peachtree Street becomes a runway for fandom. Elaborate
2026 event celebrates Dragon Con’s 40th anniversary and includes special aquarium access, a sea lion presentation, food and drinks, and plenty of opportunities for spectacular cosplay photos. While Dragon Con Night itself is not an LGBTQ+-exclusive event, its importance to Atlanta’s queer community is easy to understand. The Aquarium has long been a major gathering place for Atlanta’s LGBTQ+ celebrations—including its annual Pride Kickoff—and Dragon Con’s after-hours queerness and fandom. It gives attendees event taps into that same uniquely Atlanta an opportunity to dance, flirt, socialize and tradition of turning an iconic civic space into geek out among people who understand a place for community, spectacle and selfthat loving science fiction, fantasy, comics or expression. cosplay can be just as much a part of queer culture as music, nightlife or Pride. And then there is Dragon Con Night at the Georgia Aquarium—a spectacular collision of Atlanta institutions and fandom that has become one of the convention’s signature after-hours experiences. On September 5, the Georgia Aquarium will open its galleries after hours for an evening where superheroes, wizards, space explorers and dragons can roam among sharks, rays, jellyfish and other aquatic life. The
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In other words, this is an event where a For queer Atlantans, that invitation can carry drag-inspired alien, a leather-clad superhero an added significance. LGBTQ+ people and a glittering space princess can wander have always built communities around the beneath the glow of enormous aquarium things that make us feel seen, and fandom windows—and nobody bats an eye. That can be a powerful part of that process. sense of freedom is a big part of Dragon Whether you’re dancing at Spectrum, posing Con’s appeal. for photos at the Aquarium, marching down Peachtree in the parade or simply wandering Of course, the celebrity factor doesn’t hurt. a hotel lobby dressed as something Every year, the convention brings together spectacular, Dragon Con creates room to be actors, authors, artists, creators, performers unabashedly yourself. and other recognizable names from across the worlds of science fiction, fantasy, Atlanta has plenty of big events. But few television, film, comics and gaming. The guest capture the city’s particular combination roster is a major part of the experience, with of diversity, creativity, eccentricity and celebrity Q&As, panels, photo opportunities, Southern hospitality quite like Dragon Con. signings and appearances giving fans a For one long weekend, the city doesn’t just chance to get closer to the people behind host the convention. the characters and stories they love. Dragon Con’s programming includes dedicated Atlanta becomes the convention. guest, performer and professional tracks, as well as its Walk of Fame, photo ops and author signings. But perhaps the real celebrity of Dragon Con is the fan. That is what makes the convention so important to Atlanta. Dragon Con doesn’t require you to fit neatly into one category. You can be a serious sci-fi obsessive, a casual Marvel fan, a lifelong gamer, an aspiring cosplayer, an author, an artist— or simply someone who enjoys watching downtown Atlanta become gloriously weird for a weekend.
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Bridging the gap between gay life before and after the internet By Scott King
The smartphone changed all of that. After the first iPhone was released in 2007, slowly but Leaving the house has always required fierce surely our phones became our fortresses. non-gendered courage. Before smartphones, And now we take these fortresses with us our homes were our fortresses. everywhere. At home. At work. At the party. At the bar. At the gym. Even the swimming pool. Apartment, timeshare, or mansion. It didn’t Our phones contain our personalities, our matter. We kept the things we liked there. algorithms, our porn, our photo albums, our Our records. Our books. Our movies. Our record collection, our books, our memories, magazines. Our porn. Our jewelry. Our and our contacts. It’s all in our pocket. collector’s edition sports team mugs. Our phone books. Our computers. Whatever But believe it or not, that big beautiful world collection of things made the outside world gay, straight or in between - is still out there. less necessary. Outside our fortress. And when you carry your fortress around with you in the world, it can And then we left. We left for things the fortress still double as a prison. couldn’t provide. A movie theater. A restaurant. A record store. A party. A bar. A McDonald’s. However, our fortress can liberate us from one thing: relative uncertainty. These days, If you were gay, you left for something else. we can look at the Partiful app to see who will You left to find the gay world. It wasn’t waiting be at a party. Or at least who says they will be for us in our living rooms. It was somewhere there. Some things, like gay flakiness, never else. The bar downtown. The bookstore with change. the lgbtq section. The club. The hipster coffee shop with the misanthropic gays. The party Now, when we go to a party, we know that if it’s someone mentioned. The friend of a friend lame or awkward, or if we run into someone whose phone number you got. we don’t want to see, we can get the F out of there and be home watching Golden Girls You had to go to there. I grew up in East within half an hour. Tennessee and went to college in the Knoxville area. In the early 00s. I remember It’s sweet relief. The downside is that even at getting a friend to drive me 30 minutes to West the party, even if we connect with someone, Knoxville to go to a party. Just because there eye to eye and vibe to vibe, their right hand is would be other gay people there. Gay people still probably twitching cuz they want to check I might hook up or connect with. On any level. their fortress. Their phone.
Episode 5: Going Out
When I got there, I realized most of the people Are they better off inside or outside the at the party were lame and the best ones fortress walls? You can see the wheels were plastic. If those same people had been spinning in their head. You better be Prince straight, I definitely would not have bugged Motherfucking Charming to get them to let my friend to drive me out there. It’s the nature down their drawbridge for more than five of being queer before internet ubiquity and minutes. Because if you don’t, the best you being young and thirsty for experience. Some can hope for is their name so you can dig of those memories are pretty cringy and pretty inside your fortress to find them on Facebook sad. or Instagram. That was one peculiar thing about being gay We used to leave the fortress to find each before 2007: you could be surrounded by other. Now we carry it with us, even when we straight people and still have no idea where go out specifically to find each other. We can the other gay people were. physically be outside while psychologically remaining inside. So you developed maps. Not literal maps. Social ones. You learned which bars were The (gay) world, with all its connections and gay. Which neighborhoods were gay. Which frustrations and friendships and solicitations nights were crowded. Which places were and romances and true loves and happy worth going to and which weren’t. Somebody happy dance parties, is still out there. Waiting. always knew something you didn’t. Come on out. I’ll see Sometimes you went out for a specific you there. I even purpose. Sometimes you went out because clicked yes on the you were horny. Sometimes you went out Partiful invite. because you were lonely. Sometimes you went out because you wanted to know what was going on at a certain bar or social scene. Sometimes you went out because you wanted a boyfriend. Sometimes you went out because you wanted to dance. And yes, sometimes you Scott King lives, writes, went out because you just wanted to escape werques, and reads in your own fortress. After a while, those castle Midtown Atlanta. walls can seem like prison walls.
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There’s a particular kind of magic that happens when a small town decides to throw open its doors — not just to visitors, but to everyone. Walla Walla has long been celebrated as one of the Pacific Northwest’s premier wine destinations, but beyond its acclaimed vineyards lies a welcoming community that embraces creativity, diversity and authentic hospitality. My second visit centered around the annual Blood of the Gods Festival. I discovered a destination where exceptional food and wine, artistic expression and genuine inclusivity come together to create an unforgettable getaway for LGBTQ+ travelers. Whether you’re planning a romantic weekend, a culinary adventure with friends or simply searching for a destination that celebrates individuality, Walla Walla offers the perfect blend of sophistication and small-town charm. I came to town for the Blood of the Gods Festival and left with a much fuller picture of a community that takes inclusivity as seriously as it takes its wine.
begin with locally inspired breakfast offerings before guests head out to explore the valley. The GG’s personalized hospitality makes visitors feel less like hotel guests and more like friends staying in an elegant home. It’s an ideal choice for couples seeking a romantic escape or travelers looking for a peaceful retreat close to downtown attractions.
The Blood of the Gods Festival is Walla Walla’s annual excuse to let its hair down. This year’s festivities took place at the Marcus Whitman Every good trip starts with the right homebase, and in Walla Walla that space belongs to The GG Hotel and were filled with music, edgy fashion, wine, Mansion & Inn an intimate boutique property that and an infectious sense of community pride. I never would have thought a festival combining heavy metal perfectly captures Walla Walla›s relaxed elegance. Located just minutes from downtown, the beautifully music and wine existed, but in Walla Walla, anything can happen. restored mansion combines modern comforts with historic character. I wanted to embrace the music theme of my visit, so I was able to arrange a personal tour of Walla Each room has its own personality, featuring thoughtful design touches, luxurious bedding and Walla Guitar Company. Even those with limited knowledge of guitar, like me, can appreciate the inviting common spaces that encourage guests artistry involved in creating these handcrafted to unwind after a day of wine tasting. Mornings instruments. Skilled craftspeople transform raw wood into beautifully finished guitars providing a fascinating glimpse into the dedication and precision required for each instrument. Every guitar tells its own story, reflecting both craftsmanship and passion. Another unique experience is a visit to East Alder Table for a hands-on cooking class. The kitchen here is warm, communal, and unfussy — instructors walk you through seasonal, ingredient-driven dishes using produce sourced from the surrounding valley, and the whole experience feels less like a lesson and more like cooking with friends who happen to be excellent chefs. Sitting down afterward to eat what we’d just made, glasses of local wine in hand, was the kind of unhurried, connective evening that makes small-town travel so rewarding.
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restaurant has quickly earned a reputation for inventive cuisine inspired by Italian traditions while showcasing Pacific Northwest ingredients. Every dish demonstrated remarkable attention to detail, balancing bold flavors with elegant presentation. On my visit, I tried a variety of incredible dishes, but the standout was the Tagliarini, a homemade pasta served with Italian Black Truffle. Need I say more? The menu encourages sharing, making it easy to sample multiple creations while pairing each course with outstanding local wines. The warm service and inviting atmosphere make Bar Bacetto equally suitable for date nights, celebrations or memorable evenings with friends. Following dinner, we continued the evening at Royal Block, one of downtown’s stylish gathering places. Whether enjoying handcrafted cocktails, local wines or simply relaxing with friends, the venue provides a sophisticated yet approachable setting with a museum quality art collection. Although Walla Walla is a relatively small city, it has earned a reputation for being increasingly inclusive and supportive of LGBTQ+ visitors and residents alike. Throughout downtown, businesses proudly embrace diversity, creating an environment where authenticity is celebrated rather than questioned. Many local wineries, restaurants and boutique Walla Walla’s wine scene is the main event businesses foster welcoming spaces for all for most visitors, and it’s here that the town’s guests, and the city’s growing arts community inclusivity really shines through. Foundry Vineyards is worth the visit as is August Forest, an further reinforces its progressive spirit. Rather than relying on a designated LGBTQ+ district, LGBTQ-owned label. There’s something quietly Walla Walla’s inclusivity is woven naturally into powerful about sipping a beautifully made wine knowing it was crafted by someone building a life the fabric of everyday life. and a business authentically, in a region that has embraced them for it. August Forest’s wines carry That welcoming attitude is one of the reasons the destination continues to gain popularity among the thoughtful, detail-oriented character you’d LGBTQ+ travelers seeking a relaxed alternative expect from a small producer pouring genuine passion into every bottle, and supporting queer- to larger metropolitan wine regions. owned wineries like this one is one of the easiest, most delicious ways to travel with intention. For a completely different kind of Walla Walla charm, I carved out an afternoon for Old Homestead Alpacas, a small farm perched on the last ten acres of a homestead first settled back in 1870. The farm raises a herd of suri alpacas, and a visit here feels like stepping into a gentler pace of life entirely. I had the chance to hand-feed the beautifully curious, fluffy faces while I learned about how to care for them. The farm grows its own natural dye plants which are used to create a genuinely limited-edition collection of hats, scarves, and mittens. It’s a wonderfully grounding stop between wine tastings, and a reminder that Walla Walla’s charm runs deeper than its vineyards. No trip to the valley is complete without a slow afternoon in Waitsburg, the tiny historic town just twenty minutes northeast of Walla Walla. With its brick storefronts, converted grain elevators, and a Main Street that looks plucked from another century. One of the culinary highlights of our visit was dinner at Bar Bacetto. The intimate
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