Rainbow Readers of Las Vegas

Bring a friend, grab a coffee, and jump into the convo—no need to finish the book to belong here. 💛

A candid, funny, and big‑hearted memoir from one of Broadway’s most distinctive voices. Fierstein traces his journey from a Brooklyn kid with an eye for drag to a defining figure of American theater, reflecting on downtown NYC, gay culture, family, and the evolution of the stage—all with the wit and vulnerability that made him an icon. Expect backstage stories, hard‑won wisdom, and plenty of heart.

“You can’t camp about something you don’t take seriously.”
—Harvey Fierstein, Broadway legend & activist: Four‑time Tony winner for works including Torch Song Trilogy, La Cage aux Folles, and Hairspray; also wrote the books for hit musicals like Kinky Boots and Newsies.

✨ Ring in the New Year with Us! ✨

Join us on Saturday, January 10th at 12 PM as we gather to connect, share, and kick off 2026 with great conversation and community. This month, we’ll be discussing Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit by Jeanette Winterson — a modern classic that blends wit, heartbreak, and resilience into a powerful story of self-discovery.

The novel follows Jeanette, a young girl adopted by evangelists in Northern England, who grows up in a world of religious devotion until she discovers her love for another woman. With humor and sharp insight, Winterson weaves a coming-of-age story that challenges tradition and celebrates the courage to live authentically.

As always, finishing the book isn’t required — come for the conversation, stay for the community. 🌈📚

"A charming queer rom-com about love, fate, and learning to take chances—sometimes the stars really do align." – Entertainment Weekly 🌙

Join us on February 7th at 12:00 PM as we delve into 'Written in the Stars' by Alexandria Bellefleur, a witty and heartfelt story that celebrates the unexpected attraction between opposites.

Elle Jones, a free-spirited astrologer, and Darcy Lowell, a no-nonsense actuary, are opposites. After a disastrous first date, they fake a relationship to save face—but what starts as pretend soon feels dangerously real. ✨

> “Sometimes the best things in life are written in the stars.” – Alexandria Bellefleur

Whether you've read every page or love queer love stories, come for the connection, conversation, and community. 🌈 All are welcome! "