Chicago's Legacy Walk a tour into gay history
"The term probably needs some explaining," Victor Salvo tells the half-dozen high school students, "but we used to call it a 'beard.'"
"The term probably needs some explaining," Victor Salvo tells the half-dozen high school students, "but we used to call it a 'beard.'"
From the official show description- Victor Salvo from the Legacy Project is in the studio to talk about the nominees for the Legacy Walk and a couple of exciting events coming up that celebrate LGBT history.
Legacy Project Executive Victor Salvo sits down with OutChicago hosts Scott Duff and Ellen Miller to discuss the addition of Near Field Communication (NFC) Technology to the Legacy Project’s physical assets; the impending launch of the new Legacy Wall Traveling Installation; the Cinema Q Film Ser
The Equality House celebrated its 2-year anniversary on March 21st with an open house and a big KISS!
About Face Theatre, a Chicago theater company focused on gender and sexual identity, is among the 2015 grant recipients
On Oct. 18, Legacy Project's dedication celebration concluded at Boystown bar Sidetrack. WGN-TV's Sean Lewis hosted.
Community members gathered Oct. 11 for the unveiling of seven new plaques along Halsted Street's Legacy Walk.
Several distinguished figures in the LGBT community spoke on the importance and challenges of recognizing LGBT history Thursday at a local bookstore.
Community members gathered Oct. 11 for the unveiling of seven new plaques along Halsted Street's Legacy Walk.
Several dozen community members spent National Coming Out Day in Boystown honoring LGBT's "guardian angels" during a public dedication Saturday afternoon.
Today, National Coming Out Day, the Chicago Legacy Project will dedicate seven new bronze plaques recognizing LGBT heroes along its Legacy Walk, a series of biographical markers along North Halsted Street.