September in Kansas City's suburbs will be hideous. The noisy children in my neighborhood will be returning home weekends after being unceremoniously dumped by their baby-sitters: The Plaza, Power and Light, Westport, and Zona Rosa. […]
This special issue of Camp features our annual Missouri Gay Rodeo Association’s Show Me State Rodeo, scheduled for the Labor Day weekend, Sept. 2-4, and that’s just part of another great month of activities in the Kansas City LGBT community. […]
New Orleans has long ranked among the top destinations in the United States for gay travelers – it's been the case for decades, and even following the devastation of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, LGBT tourists were among the first to return to the Big Easy in significant numbers […]
From rodeo chutes to the KC Pioneers, he’s a consummate volunteer.
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She started to compete four years ago. Now her rodeo family keeps her coming back for more. […]
“It’s like a baby — you watch it grow throughout the years,” Mario Canedo says. He emphasizes that everyone is welcome at the Sept. 10 festival. […]
Young people get together at this haven in Kansas City for films, food, computers and more. The program is a beneficiary of the Show-Me State Rodeo.
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I like to exercise frequently, and when I’m in my sweat mode, I like to listen to great music from my beloved 1980s. I also like to cut loose and act a little goofy once in a while. […]
Find your lasso of love: The rodeo may be just the place to find yourself a partner. […]
I never hear from readers – the folks Norma Desmond describes in Sunset Boulevard as “those wonderful people out there in the dark.” So I was glad to get a message from “Joey from Denver.” Here’s his note, quoted with his permission: […]
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