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Christopher Unpezverde NúñezYO OBSOLETESunday, January 14, at 7 p.m., and Monday, January 15, at 8 p.m.Childhood memories intertwined with intergenerational trauma. Escapism from reality to worlds of fantasy and symbolism. Parallels between the mystical and embodied experiences. YO OBSOLETE meditates on imagination as a survival mechanism. The performance navigates through altered states of consciousness, reaching […]
Christopher Unpezverde NúñezYO OBSOLETESunday, January 14, at 7 p.m., and Monday, January 15, at 8 p.m.Childhood memories intertwined with intergenerational trauma. Escapism from reality to worlds of fantasy and symbolism. Parallels between the mystical and embodied experiences. YO OBSOLETE meditates on imagination as a survival mechanism. The performance navigates through altered states of consciousness, reaching […]
It’s time for QUOtets, our annual concert of chamber music in an intimate cabaret setting. Hear the musicians of QUO perform music of their choice from duets and trios to quartets and even a cello duodectet — that’s 12! The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center in the West Village hosts this year. Space […]
Sunday, Feb 4, TIMETKFREE ADMISSIONCELEBRATION 2 is the second of 3 celebratory launches of @Q_art+. @Q_art+ is a queer Black Indigenous People of Color artist collective hosting art events around New […]
The Pat Parker/Vito Russo Library book discussion group sponsored by The LGBT Center in NYC meets in person and/or via Zoom (in person encouraged) on the first Tuesday of the month at 7:00pm (except when noted).
On View: February 8 - June 30, 2024 Young Lesbians, On Selfhood produces a narrative that represents the history, ingenuity, joy, and creativity of multiple marginalized young Lesbians. The Lesbians in this project often feel like their lives are too mundane to be recorded and acknowledged in the larger tapestry of Lesbian history. This is […]
On View: February 8-May 26, 2024Masking is highly encouraged.Young Lesbians, On Selfhood produces a narrative that represents the history, ingenuity, joy, and creativity of multiply marginalized young Lesbians. The Lesbians in this project often feel like their lives are too mundane to be recorded and acknowledged in the larger tapestry of Lesbian history. This is […]
Doors open at 6:30 p.m.$10 Suggested DonationThe Center is proud to bring in the new year with a new Second Tuesday Lecture Series featuring the trail-blazing activist and author Raquel Willis. Willis will sit in conversation with Jordyn Jay to discuss her groundbreaking memoir The Risk It Takes to Bloom: On Life and Liberation. This […]
The Pat Parker/Vito Russo Library book discussion group sponsored by The LGBT Center in NYC meets in person and/or via Zoom (in person encouraged) on the first Tuesday of the month at 7:00pm (except when noted).
(Doors @ 6:30pm)$10 Suggested DonationThe Center is proud to present a special reading of a selection of essays from activist and writer Mark S. King.ABOUT MY FABULOUS DISEASEMy Fabulous Disease: Chronicles of a Gay Survivor is an anthology spanning four decades – in turns emotional, biting and hilarious – from activist and writer Mark S. […]
NewFest at The Center is back for the year kicking off with “Trans Justice: Then, Now, and Forever” a nonfiction shorts screening + conversation. Runtime: 57 mins screening followed by Q&A conversation).Featured Short Films/descriptions:COMPTON’S ‘22Dir. Drew de Pinto, USA, 2023, 17 minThree years before Stonewall, trans sex workers and drag queens rioted against police violence […]
Exhibition On View: March 18-June 2, 2024The Center and All Out present “Better Together”, a photography project about the LGBT+ community in China, by Chinese photographer Shawn Zhang. With this collection of photos and stories, we want to provide insight into the lives of ordinary queer Chinese people. We hope you will feel inspired by […]
