Sophie Weiner

We spoke to revelers at the massive outdoor event about efforts to repeal the city's controversial legislation.

Hundreds of people meet last night in Brooklyn to voice concerns over the challenges facing the nightlife scene.

In our Dancing vs. The State series, THUMP explores nightlife's complicated relationship to law enforcement, past and present.

Sex-positive communities navigate a complex set of archaic laws regulating morality.

Even with the federal ruling halting the controversial executive order, DJs and producers are already reeling from its effects.

Even with the federal ruling halting the controversial executive order, DJs and producers are already reeling from its effects.

Co-founder Frankie Hutchinson looks back on the collective and booking agency’s year of genre-obliterating parties.

Was the whole thing blown out of proportion simply because the artist in question was a woman?

Two biofeedback artists invented the MIDI Sprout to help people better understand the natural world by using plants to create music.

"If you lived in the middle of nowhere and there was a gay bar 20 miles away, that would be your only sanctuary."

Emotions ran high as the LGBTQ landmark played host to mourners, activists, and speakers with competing agendas.

Hundred Waters' desert weekender demonstrates the upswings—and potential pitfalls—of curating the perfect crowd.