Amazing: it’s only 6 months since we decided to start New York gay history tours, and it’s already happening. Last Friday evening, I gave our first gay history tour on US soil: a preview of our LGBT tour of the Metropolitan Museum, given for a gay college alumni group.Read More
This week Oscar Wilde Tours is announcing its 2015 season, including the first ever gay history tours of New York City. Who’d have thought? Until just a few months ago, I was planning to start a series of gay history tours of London and Paris this year. But people kept asking, When are you going...Read More
In the last few weeks, I’ve been planning a gay history tour of New York for the spring for Oscar Wilde Tours. New York is truly one of the great gay cities, along with London, Paris, Berlin, Florence, or Athens. Ever since the days before the Civil War, when Walt Whitman hung out with his...Read More
Here is a video (thanks, Rob!) of a section of my lecture “From Edward II to Sir Ian McKellen” on gay history at the UK’s National Portrait Gallery, filmed at BGSQD on November 21, 2014. Question: can we call Shakespeare ‘gay’?Read More
Here is an interesting article about gay history in Tangier. Oscar Wilde Tours would love to organize a tour to southern Spain and Morocco in 2017. Southern Spain has a fascinatingly complex history, including a lot of gay history. Rome’s gayest emperor, Hadrian (whose male lover Antinous appears in museums in New York, London, Paris, Rome,...Read More
Just spotted this review of a fascinating new book about Walt Whitman and gay sociability in late 19th century New York. This is very timely for us, because Oscar Wilde Tours is planning a gay history tour of New York, to start hopefully in the spring. New York is of course one of the richest...Read More
Oscar Wilde Tours continues to get wonderful press coverage. Check out this interview with me about gay history, gay travel, and Oscar Wilde in Passport, the leading gay travel magazine: http://www.passportmagazine.com/wilde-dublin/3/Read More
More gay history notes for gay travelers. I don’t think that most Americans associate Paris with gay history, but it is one of the richest cities for gay history, as it is for all other kinds of history. In fact, Paris is the only city that offers a whole series of gay history tours: Paris...Read More
So exciting! Another article has come out about Oscar Wilde Tours and our gay history tours! http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/06/11/adventures-in-gay-history-with-oscar-wilde.htmlRead More
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