Moveable Feast Lexington

some yummy fare for an important cause

🍔Restaurants, bars, bakeries, and coffee shops across Central Kentucky are teaming up with us for the bluegrass' largest dine-out fundraiser, Dining Out For Life on Thursday, September 17th. Team up with us in this powerful day, that is growing!

🧁Together we'll fight HIV and help those facing serious health struggles get off the streets and into a safe place to heal.
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A Great Fellow Citizen....

Airyn De Niro is 29, an aspiring model and voice actor who is studying to become a mental health counselor. In April 2025 she came out publicly as a transgender woman in a cover interview with Them magazine, timed around Trans Day of Visibility. She began hormone replacement therapy in November 2024.

Airyn is one of De Niro's children with his former partner Toukie Smith. Growing up as the child of one of the most famous actors alive, she said she was grateful her parents shielded her from the spotlight. "No parent is perfect, but I am grateful that both my parents agreed to keep me out of the limelight," she told Them. "They wanted me to have as much of a normal childhood as possible." She wanted to be known on her own terms.

The day after her interview ran, her father gave a written statement to People. It was 3 sentences long.

On behalf of the Kentucky Black Pride Festival Committee, it is our great honor to announce that we have selected Singleton Garrett aka Tiarra Love as the recipient of the 2026 Kentucky Black Pride John Bentley Entertainment Award. The award will be presented during our Community Awards & Day Party on Sunday, September 27, 2026.

We are deeply grateful for they’re many years of dedicated service to our community of drag, For the past several years Tiarra Love has been the drag show coordinator for our Annual Pride in the Park.

The award presentation will take place on:

Sunday, September 27, 2026
Time: 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Location: Old North Bar
101 W. Loudon Ave., Suite 116
Lexington, KY 40508

This June, Kentucky lit up for Pride from corner to corner of the Commonwealth. From Hazard in the east to Paducah in the west, from Glasgow in the south to Northern Kentucky just across the river, LGBTQ+ Kentuckians and their allies showed up in every region of this state. Lexington, Louisville, Richmond, Hopkinsville, Mt. Sterling, and more, no matter where you looked on the map, Pride was there.

It has been a beautiful reminder that q***r community doesn't belong to any one city or county. It belongs to all of Kentucky.

And we're not done yet! Stay tuned as we continue highlighting Pride festivals happening across the Commonwealth beyond June!