Transitional Spaces - Avis' Last Daughter
In this deeply personal premiere, Tanay Penda’vis-Garcon opens up about growing up trans in New York City during the 1980s and ’90s—a time of grit, danger, and hidden beauty. She reflects on her earliest memories of knowing who she was, even when the world around her tried to say otherwise. With raw honesty and hard-won wisdom, Tanay shares how discovering the underground ballroom scene offered her a sanctuary of self-expression and survival. It was in that world that she met the legendary Avis Pendavis, a mother in every sense of the word—who saved her life and gave her purpose. From finding her voice in ballroom to becoming an icon in the community, Tanay’s journey is one of resilience, chosen family, and fierce love. She speaks on the legacy she now carries, and why giving back to the trans community isn’t just a calling—it’s a promise.

Transitional Spaces - Activate The Dolls!

Presenting a #learnyourhistory Retrospective The Heavenly Angel Octavia St. Laurent

LETS ADDRESS IT PODCAST SEASON 4 with LOVELY TANAY GARCON

How a Murder Mobilized Detroit's Ballroom Community | Transnational

Sinia Talking about her Iconic Daughters

Life After Paris Is Burning | TRIBE TV NTWRK

FQ Face

Transitional Spaces: Work, Life & Love — Trans Men of Ballroom Speak.

PUMP THE BEAT: The Sounds of Gay and Ballroom Culture

Who Is? | Black Queer Ballroom Pioneer | Icon Father Andre Mizrahi | History of Vogue | OUTPour

LEGENDARY: 30 Years of Philly Ballroom | FULL DOCUMENTARY

DEVASTATING BEAUTIES

Conservative vs. Trans-Women | The Bridge

Icon Tanay Penadavis LSS @ Coldest Ever Winter Ball Part 5 "Whiteout"

Transitional Spaces: the one, the only, Tracey Norman Africa

Behind Every Good Man (c. 1967) | UCLA restoration

How Do I Look panel at New York University, 2003

3 Subtle Signs You Might Be a Trans Woman (That Are Easy to Miss)

Tabytha Gonzalez: From Prison to Pride Icon 🌈

