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Meet Heather Shaw, the Lesbian Comedian Charming Millions on TikTok

Margaret Cho, Wanda Sykes, Fortune Feimster... the list of hilarious lesbian comics goes on and on. Now Heather Shaw is ready to join their ranks. We interviewed Shaw about her comedy, her fame, and her path to success.

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The Dinah 2026: New Owners, New Energy, Same Iconic Festival

Since its inception in 1991, Mariah Hanson has organized the infamous Dinah weekend in Palm Springs. After 34, she's passed on ownership to a brilliant new duo.

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Upcoming Events

Did you know that Tagg keeps a running list of events across the country? Click here to learn more about the events below and to see if anything's happening near you. To share your event with the Tagg community, fill out the form.
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May 20

  • CA: LUX in Santa Monica

May 22 - May 25

  • DC: DC Black Pride

May 23

  • DC: Black Lesbian Support Group
  • DC: Trans Community Nights

May 24

  • CA: Western Sapphic Social Hour in Venice

May 31

  • CA: LGBTQ+ Salsa & Bachata Social in San Diego

Spring Sprint Update

While we didn't get to $2,000, we did reach 82% of our goal, which is still impressive. Thank you to every single person who donated or shared the fundraiser with your network. It makes a huge difference and helps Tagg continue to thrive. 💕


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Tagg Magazine is a digital news source and cultural hub for the LGBTQ+ community—specifically by and for lesbians, LGBTQ+ women, and nonbinary sapphics. Our aim is not only to uplift voices often silenced in mainstream queer media, but to create a place where journalism for and by queer women is celebrated.

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