Lavender World's Fair Poster (Reprint of 1976 "Gay Woodstock" Poster/Los Angeles) Paper:Matte with bold graphics and streetwise

with bold graphics and streetwise humor that made the character feel closer to hip-hop and sketch comedy than to children’s TV

The Saint defined an era when music

Keith’s wasn’t just a bar — it was a marker on the map: a place people pointed to when someone asked where the scene actually was

it became a cornerstone of the city’s late-night scene

and one of the earliest mainstream hits to smuggle queer longing straight onto the radio

Lavender World's Fair Poster (Reprint of 1976 "Gay Woodstock" Poster/Los Angeles) Paper:Matte with bold graphics and streetwiseLavender Worlds Fair Los Angeles County Fairgrounds (1976) The Gay Woodstock That Wasnt. In 1976, promoters attempted something audacious: a massive, multi day LGBTQ festival at the Los Angeles County Fairgrounds marketed first as the Gay Worlds Fair before copyright concerns forced a rebrand to the Lavender Worlds Fair. The ambition was enormous. A worlds largest outdoor disco.Major musical headliners. National media attention. Thousands of