OutSmart Magazine delivers the news to Houston's LGBTQ+ audience and beyond.
is the premiere publication for the LGBTQ+ community in greater Houston. The magazine, established in 1994, provides news specifically focused on the LGTBQ+ community.
Right now, OutSmart is printing about 20,000 copies per month and reaches about 2 million people per year online. The magazine was voted the"Nation's Best Local Magazine" by the Vice Versa Gay Press Awards and has won the"Best Local Publication in Houston" by the Houston Press several times.
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