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How does an effeminate boy–raised in Cowboyland with cattle and guns, hunting and trucks, sports and church, jocks and jerks, cruelty and small-mindedness–get from the Black Hills of South Dakota to the thrills and heartbreak of the white-hot lights of Broadway and the West End?The answer can be found in still, bill, a memoir by […]
A weekly queer film screening followed by discussion. Have suggestions for movies to watch? Let us know! For youth ages 13-22. Contact [email protected] if you'd like to join!
Recovery in OA meets on Friday every week from 6-7pm. Whatever problem you may have with food, you are welcome at this meeting. We focus on the breakthroughs members have discovered in their journey through relapse. This is a closed meeting, not open for research, case study, educational etc. purposes.
Este grupo de socialización está enfocado en el bienestar integral de las personas LGBTQIA+. Ofrecemos un espacio seguro donde se podrá explorar, compartir y fortalecer prácticas que promuevan la salud fÃsica, emocional y mental, en compañÃa de otres que comparten experiencias similares. A través de actividades grupales abordaremos temas relacionados con el autocuidado, la conexión […]
A peer-led community focused on whole-person well-being. Through conversation, shared experiences, and facilitated activities, LGBTQ+ adults explore emotional well-being, resilience, healthy relationships, self-care, and community connection while building meaningful relationships with one another.
Join The Center on Friday, November 6th, for the opening reception of SuSu, a solo exhibition by Myasia Mack. Myasia Mack’s SuSu is an immersive, multimedia exhibition that contextualizes community-based immigrant systems through a series of sculpture, print, video and mixed media work. The artist forms intersecting themes of sovereignty, structure and culture found within […]
Women’s Event is The Center's premier event celebrating the contributions of LGBTQ+ women. The gala and after party help us raise the critical funds necessary to sustain our life-saving programs and services and to ensure our safe and affirming space is open and accessible to LGBTQ+ New Yorkers who need it. Register
Spiritual Fridays meets on Friday every week from 6:30-7:30pm.
Al-Anon Gay/Queer Men's Beginners meets on Friday every week from 6:30-7:45pm.
A secular, open discussion meeting of AA, with no prayers.
AA Learned and Humbled meets on Friday every week from 7-8:15pm. Learned and Humbled is an open meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.). A.A. is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other in order that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from […]
T.R.A.N.S. Group of AA meets on Friday every week from 7:30-8:30pm. Transgender/GNC Recovering Alcoholics Navigating Sobriety (T.R.A.N.S.) is a closed AA meeting for those who are agender, genderqueer, intersex, nonbinary, gender questioning, transsexual, transgender, two spirit, or any other identity that falls under the TGNC 'umbrella.' We have literature and chips to celebrate sobriety milestones.
