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TOP TEN Earth Day is April 22nd, and while we all think that we are doing our part to help the Earth stick around for a little bit longer, the truth is that we can all try a bit more. here are Peach Magazine's TOP TEN WAYS TO BE MORE ENVIRONMENTALLY CONSCIOUS! Recycle - The number one tried and true way to reduce your negative impact on the environment; it’s simple.

Avoid Disposable Products - With so many new products on the market, even if you are traveling you can bring reusable cutlery, water bottles, etc. to make your life a little more green.

Bring Your Own Grocery Bags - Bringing your own grocery bags to the supermarket will definitely reduce the amount of plastic each store goes through on a daily basis.

UpCycle - Search Pinterest on ways that you can reuse your old items and make them new again. How can you make that old bookshelf a new item for your home?

Switch Your Lightbulbs - Simple. Easy. Efficient. Lower your monthly cost on electricity and your impact on the environment.

Smart House Systems - Installing a smart house system that can connect to all your bluetooth lights, AC/Heating Units, doors and locks can be incredibly efficient and make your life easier.

Compost - Many people know what composting is, but do you know why it is effective? Reduce methane gases that are produced at landfills, but also contribute to fertilization of the soil by composting goods that are GOOD for the environment.

Public Transit - SHARE the road to get more vehicles OFF the road. It’s a simple concept but in an age where we want to get where we are going as quickly as possible, that might cause some concern.

Donate Used Goods - Old items that you have grown out of or are no longer of use to you can make another family or individual’s life incredibly easier and assist them in ways you couldn’t even imagine.

See how you can donate today!

Cleaner Cars - The newest trend is buying a fuel efficient or clean car.

With so many cars on the market, how do you decide which is for you?

Hybrid, Electric, Eco? Check your options and go from there!

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Evan Peix is Sweet, His Music is Spicy

The Popular Gay Social Influencer/Advocate Shakes Up Gay Dancefloors

BY MIKE BAHR

Evan Peix is injecting caliente Latino flavor into today’s gay clubs with his two energetic singles, “Tu Si” and “Me Elevas.” The songs are part of a music genre called “Guaracha,” a sound that originated in Cuba, acclaimed for combining a rapid tempo with bold lyrics.

“I was introduced to Guaracha two years ago while in Colombia,” Evan explains from his Miami home. “A cab driver played Fumaratto’s ‘Me Provocas’ and it literally threw me into a three-minute trance! I went into the studio to try my hand at Guaracha. That’s when ‘Tu-Si’ was born.”

Written and produced by Evan Peix, “Tu Si” and its follow-up single, “Me Elevas”, are being distributed independently.

Videos for both are available on YouTube and they echo the frenetic, sultry joy of the singles. Many of the dancers, including Malik Delgaty, who poses with a ball python in “Tu Si,” are models Evan regularly collaborates with on his OnlyFans page. “It’s important for me that my songs and videos reflect the same Evan Peix that guys know from OnlyFans,” Evan says. “For me, the singer and the social influencer are intertwined. Everything I create is a reflection of my art and sexuality.”

Evan Peix was born in New York but moved to Bolivia when he was nineyears old to join the South American version of the Mickey Mouse Club.

10,000 kids auditioned for the show and only ten were selected. “I loved going to the studio every day for rehearsals and our weekly filming,” he says. He and the cast were the closest of pals for the four years of production and in that time, they released multiple albums together.

The friends remain in touch today.

“Each one of the members have paved their own unique careers in life,” Evan attests. “From TV news anchors to super models, singers, dancers… even a drag queen! I was always the provocative stripper,” he adds with a grin.

in Little Havana, Miami for $300 and spent the rest on protein shakes and a gym membership. I couldn’t afford furniture so I slept on a piece of cardboard.”

He found a job bussing tables, but wasn’t very good at it. “I dropped more than one plate on the lap of an unfortunate diner,” he recalls. A gym buddy suggested he try stripping and when he did, he found it to be, in his words, “easy as breathing”. It was also very lucrative. He saved his first $60,000 and enrolled in audio engineering school. “Fans are always surprised with how multifaceted I am,” he continues.

“I produce songs, create and edit videos, play instruments, dance, sing, tumble… give me a stripper pole and prepare to be amazed!”

Evan Peix is also a social advocate.

He runs The Dreamer Project, an initiative that raises money for the needy in South America. The group recently came to the aid of male webcam models in Venezuela who were facing incarceration, charged with creating and distributing indecent content. “The Dreamer Project” helped to pay their hefty fines so that the men could find safety out of the country.

The Dreamer Project is now raising funds for Niños del Sol, an orphanage in Medellin, Colombia.

The orphanage houses over twenty children and is in desperate need of food, clothing, and basic supplies for its youth. “Everyone should have the opportunity to pursue their life’s dreams,” says Evan. “Many good people have helped me to achieve mine. I’m happy to have the opportunity and the platform to be able to help others achieve theirs.”

Visit EvanPeix.com. Follow him on After dropping out of high school Instagram @ evanpeix at 18, Evan moved to Miami with $500 in his pocket. “I found a room

EARTH TO THE GAYS How to reduce your rainbow footprint on this beautiful earth we all share

By Scott King

Listen up, green queens. We’ve finally established some human rights for queer people on this planet. We don’t want them to be washed away, literally, with human civilization, do we?

Imagine the brutes who might take charge in such a scenario. And you know it’s the lessers and the have nots who will suffer first. Even in modern times, gender nonconformists and queers will be among the first anarchic outcasts.

So let’s save the planet. Let’s save the planet from the heat stroke and flooding that will sweep the feet of infrastructure right out from underneath us.

It may not sound sexy, but infrastructure, like plumbing and electricity, is what keeps the government running.

Infrastructure and civilization stave off chaos. They keep us from pure barbarism and a 24/7 will to power.

Look at anyone from Vladimir Putin to Will Smith. Might makes right is not the world we want to live in.

It’s not that complicated. We have to do better. Now. Sooner rather than later.

Your trainer agrees.

Here are some simple ways even the simplest gays can make this planet greener, healthier, and the rainbows oh so much brighter.

WALK

Walk it off, queen. Walk. It. Off. It’s a beautiful world out there, for now.

You can bring your phone with you (everybody needs a good podcast for company), but look up. Look out. Put one foot in front of the other. You’ll be there soon.

CARPOOL For some reason, asking someone for a ride seems more invasive than asking them for a kidney. I cannot figure out why this is. I guess we associate our identity, our independence, with our cars. To the point where we cannot loan that space out to people, even people that we know well. It feels like such a burden. But sure. Have my kidney. Let me tell you everything about my private life on social media, but oh my god you asked me for a ride? That is so weird.

We need to break down that wall. If you and your friends are meeting somewhere, offer to pick them up or share an Uber. If you’re going to go there, you may as well minimize. Also, it’s way more fun to flirt with Uber drivers in groups.

DON’T GO OUT Netflix and chill, bro. With yourself.

Have a cup of tea. Read a book. FOMO is so 2019.

EAT LESS MEAT This one’s a toughy for me. I am going to stop eating red meat in 2031. The UN Council on Climate Change has

already said that we’re screwed for the next thirty years on rising global temperatures, so I figure everything I do in the next ten years is really kind of a wash. But 2031 is my year. No more hamburgers. No more shish kabobs.

Unless the kabob is free range chicken.

Veganism and vegetarianism are not for everyone, and the moral reasoning behind them is, to me, kind of narcissistic, but the environmental reasons are no laughing matter.

Mass animal farming, especially that of cows, is a major contributor to greenhouse gas and global warming. So even if you don’t go full earth power green vegan, consider reducing the amount of meat products you consume. It’s only a little bit, but again, if everyone did it, or at least more people made an effort, it would be a different, better, healthier world. Start with yourself.

CONSUME LESS AND SMARTER I don’t know what’s in that!

You did your research on the vaccine.

Why can’t you now do the research on everything else you put into your body? Do you know what’s in that milkshake? Do you know what’s in that Slim Jim? How much do you know about the lives of the Kardashians?

Vs. How much do you know about the products and the food that you bring into your home? Do you see where I’m going with this? Change your focus.

Change your habits, both personal and consumerist. I promise you, your life, and your planet, will be better off for it.

Think global. Act purposeful. Green looks good on you. Happy Earth Day!!

Scott King is a writer and pedestrian living in Atlanta. He likes tequila, tennis, audiobooks, and anything fun that will get him out of house for a small peroid of time.

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ARIES: While you might be intimidated LIBRA: Something has been getting under your skin this week and you can’t quite to start on a new project this week, make out what it is. You are so intricate there’s nothing holding you back from on how you decipher your feelings, it’s being the best addition to a team going to bother you that you cannot possible. Just because you’re new doesn’t mean you don’t have something pinpoint the root cause. Don’t worry, it’s going to come to light soon enough. to contribute!

TAURUS: You’re going to feel as though SCORPIO: You are on complete edge this a hundred different people are pulling week and you have had enough, but you in different directions in order to before you end up biting someone’s head get you to help them. Your social off think about a better way to solve the calendar is full with people needing issue. Can you talk things out with the advice over dinner and you’re at a loss. person that is causing all of the issues or Do you help or do you say: I’m not able do you need to go to a supervisor? to?

GEMINI: An unexpected return on SAGITTARIUS: You have reached the end your investment may be coming up of your rope in asking people for help this here fairly soon. Whether it is a week. No one is really there to help you cultural, financial or emotional return out and you’re stressing about it. on some investment you’ve made, it’s Someone is going to come along when finally coming and you couldn’t be you least expect it and you’ll notice that happier. Right place, right time! they’ve been there the whole time. Trust that the universe has your back.

CANCER: Your high standards that you set for yourself are going to be the death of you since you don’t know how to look past the fact that nobody is perfect; including you. Allow others to recognize you for your accomplishments without wondering what you could do better.

LEO: Something in your life is causing you to be and feel lethargic lately.

Maybe it’s the monotony of a job or relationship, but you have to get past that. If you decide that it’s not for you then there may be a decision that has to be made. Do you stay or do you go?

VIRGO: You are the most critical on yourself when Immediate gratification does not happen for you. So this week when you try and try again to make stuff manifest for you, you won’t be able to see the reward immediately. It’s going to bother you but you’ll need to understand the value of time.

CAPRICORN: SOMEONE from your past is going to come back into the picture and they’re not going to recognize the person that you have become. You’re going to see that the person you once were is not the person you are today and the growth that you’ve experienced was all worth it.

AQUARIUS: Your current fear has everything to do with the fact that there is uncertainty in your life.

However, just because something is uncertain doesn’t mean that you are going to fail because you dont know what comes next. Embrace the uncertainty a bit.

PISCES: This week is going to look up for you. If you can see the light at the end of the tunnel then you will be able to really enjoy what life has in store for you. It’s not as if everyone has it out for you… it’s just a few hurdles that you have to jump over.

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BLAKE’S ON THE PARK blakesontheparkatlanta.com 227 10th St NE BULLDOGS 893 Peachtree St NE FRIENDS NEIGHBORHOOD BAR friendsonponce-atl. com 736 Ponce De Leon Ave NE MY SISTER’S ROOM mysistersroom.com 66 12th St NE X MIDTOWN fb.com/XMidtownX 990 Piedmont Ave NE THE T modeltatlanta.com 465 Boulevard SE CHESHIRE

HERETIC hereticatlanta.com 2069 Cheshire Bridge Road BJ ROOSTERS bjroosters.com 2043 Cheshire Bridge Road NE

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MARQUETTE 868 Joseph E. Boone Blvd NW 840ATL 840 Joseph E. Boone Blvd NW ANSLEY

MIDTOWN MOON 1492 Piedmont Ave NE FELIX’S 1510 Piedmont Ave NE THE HIDEAWAY 1544 Piedmont Ave NE MIXX mixxatlanta.com 1492 Piedmont Ave NE OSCAR’S oscarsatlanta.com 1510 Piedmont Ave NE WOOFS woofsatlanta.com 494 Plasters Ave NE EAST ATLANTA, GRANT PARK & EDGEWOOD

MARY’S marysatlanta.com 1287 Glenwood Ave SE SISTER LOUISA’S CHURCH

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FITNESS MIDTOWN URBAN BODY FITNESS urbanbodyfitness.com 500 Amsterdam Ave N CHESHIRE GRAVITEE FITNESS graviteeatl.com 2201 Faulkner Rd NE SPAS/BATHS ADULT FLEX SPA flexspas.com 76 4th St NW CHESHIRE

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BARS & CLUBS

APRIL 20th - April 27th The Real Housewives Hour: A Comedy Show! @ City Winery | April 21st (8 PM) The Housewives Hour is night of comedy, music, drag, and spoken word all about Bravo's HEU (Housewives Extended Universe). From ATL to NYC, we are diving deep into the wine drinking, leg throwing, nice making, chic c'est la vie-ing world of the Housewives!

Hosted by Powell Mansfield and EllaSaurus Rex

Atlanta Bear Pride | April 22nd - 24th We're back for the 7TH ANNUAL Atlanta Bear Pride!

Friday, April 22nd-Sunday, April 24th, 2022!

Join us as we celebrate a big weekend of events, entertainment and showcase all of what Atlanta has to offer. Bears, cubs, otters, chubs, chasers and friends from around the globe.

FRIDAY APRIL 22ND ATLANTA BEAR PRIDE WARM UP PARTY AT WOOFS 7PM-10PM | Location: WOOFS 494 Plasters Ave NE ATLANTA BEAR PRIDE KICK OFF PARTY BEAR INVASION Featuring DJ GSP Adult Film Star – ALEX TIKAS Doors At 9PM | Location: The Heretic 2069 Cheshire Bridge Road ATLANTA BEAR PRIDE FRIDAY AFTER HOURS – XION Featuring DJ Seth Breezy 3AM-7AM | Location: Future Atlanta 50 Upper Alabama St SW SATURDAY APRIL 23RD ATLANTA BEAR PRIDE Saturday T-Dance Mike Woodside and Alan Collins Present Randy Tea Dance Featuring DJ Isaac Escalante 3PM – 8PM | Location: The Heretic 2069 Cheshire Bridge Road !!ATLANTA BEAR PRIDE MAIN EVENT!!

BEARRACUDA ATLANTA Featuring DJ Tony Moran 9PM-3AM | Location: The Heretic 2069 Cheshire Bridge Rd NE ATLANTA BEAR PRIDE SATURDAY AFTER HOURS – XION DJ PHIL ROMANO 3AM-7AM | Location: WISH LOUNGE BELIEVE MUSIC HALL – 181 RALPH DAVID ABERNATHY BLVD

SUNDAY APRIL 24TH ATLANTA BEAR PRIDE SUNDAY FUNDAY 4PM-7PM No Cover | Location: WOOFS 494 Plasters Ave NE ATLANTA BEAR PRIDE CLOSING PARTY DJ SHANE MARCUS 7PM – MIDNIGHT | Location: Future Atlanta 50 Upper Alabama St SW

Purple Dress Run @ The Hideaway | Saturday April 23rd (Noon)

Making it's Return, The Purple Dress Run is the Iconic Buck's Rugby Event that combines Fashion, Fun and Frolicking the Streets of Midtown in a race to the barstool. Featuring 5 big stops this year with the Kick off at The Hideaway. Come join in the fun as a run-walker or spectator. It's a Great Day to get out and raise money for the Bucks!

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YeahBuzzy @ Inman Park Festival |April 23rd & 24th

We are extremely excited to be returning to the Inman Park Festival for the first time since 2019 (thanks COVID). One of our biggest weekends of the year is back and we're certain this one will be very special.

Come see us at our usual spot on Elizabeth Street and grab our new Spring Collection items and all our other favorites!

Bottoms Up! Drag Brunch with Morgan McMichaels & Ongina! @ City Winery| SundayApril 24th (11:30 AM) Enjoy this boozy drag brunch featuring special guests Ongina & Morgan McMichaels from RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars!

Doors open at 11:30AM, show starts at 1:00PM. Performances By: * Ongina from RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars * Morgan McMichaels from RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars * Nicole Paige Brooks from RuPaul's Drag Race * Brigitte Bidet * Orchid * Tristan Panucci Meet & Greet with Ongina & Morgan available as an add-on! Meet & Greet happens before the show at Noon.

Swap & Mop! A Drag Swap & Sale! @ MSR| April 24th (6 - 9 PM) ANNOUNCEMENT: Out with the old, and in with the new! It's time for SWAP & MOP, a drag swap & sale, happening Sunday, April 24th from 6PM to 9PM at MSR - My Sister's Room on the back patio.

From 6PM to 9PM, come out and browse, barter, trade, buy, and swap drag with other drag entertainers. Clothes, wigs, makeup, shoes - everything! Come find the new rah-rah for the next gig.

If you'd like to sign-up to sell at the event, take a moment to fill out this form: https://bit.ly/hoaswap

Dear Peach, I know that I am not the most environmentally conscious person out there and its really bothering me. I have been so down on myself lately too because I keep ordering out and I see the buildup of plastic takeout containers, the bottles of soda and water, etc that I keep throwing away. And since we dont have a separation of recycling here in Atlanta, I dont know what to do to minimize my impact. What are some tips I can take into account?

There are some easy fixes that you can use in these instances!

Take Out: I have gone to a restaurant and legitimately ordered to sit, and then packaged all my food in containers that I brought from home. While I might look like a crazy person, it will take about the same amount of time and I can minimize using the plastic containers they provide.

Water Bottles: There are SO MANY reusable bottles on the market right now that you can use. If you’re concerned about purified water versus tap water as well, there are bottles made by Brita for example that utilize a filter in the bottle so when you’re drinking, it is also purifying at the same time.

Recycling: It’s hard but you can find local places that recycle as well.

Another great tip is going to farmers markets and bringing your bags that you can put everything in.

Dekalb Farmers Market for example is a great place to go searching for unique foods while also being conscious about minimizing plastic bag usage!