Lunchbox Media represents the following Premier Gay brands in South Africa.

Gay Pages has been producing top class, coffee table magazines for the more sophisticated reader for over 15 years now. Gay pages is a quarterly magazine with a print run of 12 000 copies and a loyal readership base of over 45 000. You will find Gay pages on the shelves of CNA and Exclusive books (cover price R29.95). Past advertisers include Porsche, Volvo, Waterfront Village, Lexus, Club Travel, Skin Renewal.

Cape Town’s local pink monthly newspaper that has been around since 2007. They print 15 000 copies which are freely available at selected venues around Cape Town. Distribution into JHB is underway. Past advertisers include Diesel, Hot House, Zone for Men and Bentley.

This national newspaper has been around since 1984 and is well established in the South African Gay market. Printing 20 000 copies a month, Exit is available in leading book stores at a cost of R16.95 per issue. Rates are very reasonable and advertisers include Ramp Divas, The Factory, Hookups and Volkswagen.

South Africa's Premier queer online portal currently consisting of Queerlife.co.za, GoingNoWhereQueerly.co.za, QueerGaymes,Queerlifegirls.co.za, QueerDating.co.za, and Queerproperty. All Queerlife site and ad statistics are audited and verified by third party independent auditors. Past advertisers include Air France, MWeb, Uzzi, Young Designers Emporium, Liberty Life, Tata, Atlantis Cruises, SA Gold Coin Exchange, Arabella Hotels and many more.
Together with the new member to its family, Queer Motoring and Queerlifejobs the Queerlife family of sites, collectively reach over 142 000 unique users per month.

In the space of ten years, Mambaonline.com has become South Africa’s leading gay online lifestyle brand; spawning sub-sites such as Mambagirl.com, Mambagirldating.com, MeetMarket.com and Mambabiz.com. Collectively, Mambaonline reaches over 50,000 gay and lesbian people every month. Past advertisers include Air France, Emirates, Fiat, Lexus, Ster Kinekor, Toyota and Vodaphone.

In its sixth successful year the Pink South African Guide is a must have in every gay man’s manbag, both for local and international visitors. This annual pocket size booklet is freely available at hotels, B&B’s, trade and tourism shows, tourist centers and tour / travel operators among others.

The page rates are very reasonable, considering one gets a years shelf life and a print run of 40 000 copies. We would definitely recommend this to anyone in the travel, food & leisure, entertainment, tourism and retail industry.

This one’s for the girls!

ALICE Magazine is South Africa’s newest girls only glossy. Custom designed for the way today’s liberal woman thinks and loves, Alice is a unique and diverse blend for the proudly female South African gay market as well as any other open-minded woman aged 25-40 aspiring to a more confident lifestyle.

Alice is distributed nationally and offers a very favourable page rate for a monthly title for a 10 000 copy print run. She also boasts a digi-mag version for the girl on the go!

Past advertisers include Issey Miyake, Foreplay Energy drinks, Assegai, Womanity and Pink Confetti to name just a few.

Out In Africa South African Gay & Lesbian Film Festival (OIA) was launched in 1994 to celebrate the inclusion of the clause prohibiting discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation in the South African Constitution.

Out In Africa who is partnered with Nu-Metro, is one of the largest film festivals in South Africa. The festival takes place 3 times a year and offers advertising possibilities in print, screen, online and not to mention onsite and sponsorship opportunities.

The rates are reasonable and clients can enjoy a large captive audience. Past advertisers include Exclusive Books, Avis, Pernod Ricard, Tempest, Distel, Cintron and Saatchi and Saatchi. Out In Africa truly bring the audience to you!