The Sapphic Sun is a publication for and by sapphics, and their admirers. Credit: Selene San Felice

This is the best time to be a Tampa Bay lesbian (or sapphic) in at least 75 years.

WLW parties like Dyke Night and Disco Tits have infiltrated the often cis, gay-male centric queer scene. And now The Sapphic Sun is bringing queer women and nonbinary folks into the light.

Leaders of the newspaper join MFA St. Pete for the first of the museum’s new “ins and outs” event series celebrating the work of pioneering feminist artist Nina Yankowitz. At “Heresies: Art, Politics & Intersectionality,” they’ll explore themes of activism, identity, and creative resistance with pop-up demos, hands-on writing, a panel discussion, and bites from Café Clementine.

And, because we’re in the lesbianissance, there’s a singles stoplight party in Tampa the same night. So there’s no excuse to stay home with your cats.