All Articles

Options Magazine has had a busy year online. While the magazine printed just one edition this year, it now does a twice a month...

It's that time of year again, Christmas is just days away and the holiday season is in full swing. So Options Magazine’s music experts*...

Options Magazine visited Red Ink Library, a new non-profit leftist space, for a screening of “The Time Is Already” that tells the tale of...

Options Magazine visited Red Ink Library for a film screening and discovered among the anti-capitalist books and socialist leaflets, not...

Options Magazine has launched a Patreon page to help fund the news outlet’s work reporting on Rhode Island’s LGBTQ community. The funds...

Sharing our truth opened and closed quietly with one performance on Veteran’s Day Weekend as part of the URI Providence Campus Arts and...

Options Magazine traveled to Rhode Island ComicCon, held from November 5 to 7 at the Dunkin Doughnuts Center, and discovered fairy...

Rhode Island Pride is back, gearing up for June 2022, and they want you to join them Saturday, October 30 in celebrating our history and...

by Kassie Hawkins, Manager of LGBTQ+ Programs, Sojourner House COVID has been difficult for everyone, but especially LGBTQ+ victims of...

Providence communities reunite with festivities beginning June 18. PVD United is a collection of events in Providence this June offering...

In 2018, Brian Kovacs and I were discussing the idea that the religious and spiritual needs of members of the LGBTQIA community were...

LGBTQ Action RI is calling for bill supporters to urge Senate Judiciary Chair Cindy Coyne to schedule a hearing for Senate bill 0755.

Merv Miller is researching Rhode Island lesbians’ relationships with and contributions to the late-20th-century Women In Print Movement.

I can't tell you how many people during the years I worked at Options, came up to me and told me how Options saved them.

There is general optimism about 2021, and the future seems bright so, I posed one question to LGBTQ+ people.

"Two-Spirit” is the Native American term for people with both female and male energies.

This project aims to provide a dynamic space to learn about, reflect on, and engage in the histories of RI's LGBTQ+ communities.

Throughout this challenging time, SAGE-RI has remained committed to its mission.

A creative and energetic activist in the LGBT community died on December 22.

Single LGBTQ+ community members share how their social lives have changed in the age of social distancing.