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Joey Amato

Indianapolis
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Walla Walla: Wine, Welcome, and a Little Bit of Heavy Metal

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By Joey Amato
| Erie Gay News Verified
By Joey Amato There's a particular kind of magic that happens when a small town decides to throw open its doors - not just to visitors, but to everyone. Walla Walla has long been celebrated as one of the Pacific Northwest's premier wine destinations, but beyond its acclaimed vineyards lies a welcoming community that embraces creativity, diversity and authentic hospitality. My second visit centered around the annual Blood of the Gods Festival.
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LGBTQ+ Travel Guide: Walla Walla, WA

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By Joey Amato
| So.Gay
There’s a particular kind of magic that happens when a small town decides to throw open its doors — not just to visitors, but to everyone. Walla Walla has long been celebrated as one of the Pacific Northwest’s premier wine destinations, but beyond its acclaimed vineyards lies a welcoming community that embraces creativity, diversity and authentic hospitality. My second visit centered around the annual Blood of the Gods Festival.
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Fall Finds Its Wild Side in Grand Junction, Colorado

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By Joey Amato
| Pride Journeys
As Colorado celebrates its 150th anniversary throughout 2026, fall is an ideal time to explore Grand Junction, a high-desert destination where towering red-rock formations, golden aspens, outdoor adventures and harvest-season flavors come together. Located a few hours west of Denver, Grand Junction allows travelers to extend summer well into September and October. Days remain warm enough for hiking, biking and patio dining, while cooler evenings and changing foliage signal the arrival of autumn.
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