The Cultural Roadmap for City Girls Everywhere
Young Joon Kwak's work begins with touch. Molds and imprints of bodies - the artist's own, and those of friends, loved ones, and collaborators - are dis- and re-assembled, burnished […]
“Possessed.” “Deviant.” “Sick.” Historically, colonial regimes attempted, gained, and maintained control over cuir/kuir/queer, trans, Black, and Indigenous people by pathologizing them along with their relationships—to the land, to the nonhuman, […]
2pm-2am, no cover, 363 5th Ave (5th and 6th Sts) Brooklyn, instagram.com/gingersbarbrooklyn. Ginger’s Bar is Brooklyn’s neighborhood pub for all the peeps, 365 gay days a year! And it’s the […]
Spend your Friday night in the heart of the West Village at the friendly neighborhood bar for all since 1994 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ Open from 4pm-4am! And don't forget to tip your […]
4pm-7pm, free, 281 W 12th St (at W 4th St), 212-243-9041, cubbyholebar.com. What a better place to celebrate TGIF than at the queer neighborhood bar where everyone knows your name? […]
Join us for: QUEER PLAY ~a night of Games, Cocktails, Dining & Socializing! Come socialize and play classic & new games with other people for our LGBTQ Community. FOOSBALL / […]
6pm-4am, no cover, 333 Troutman St, Brooklyn, bushbk.com. Spend your Friday night at The Bush, a dyke bar for the queers. Come to Bushwick for delicious cocktails, events, and drink […]
Henrietta Hudson Queer human bar #builtbydykes Loving you for 34 years 🌈 W + TH + SUN - 6P-2A 🪩 FRI + SAT - 6P-4A ❌ MON + TUES - […]
Immigration, Latinx and LGBTQ+ Experience Explored in ¡Someone ExtraordinariX! Limited engagement runs May 1 – 18 at The Players Theatre Immigration, the Latinx and LGBTQ+ experience is explored in […]
Seating is first come, first served. Join us for a night of comedy that's sure to make Mike Pence uncomfortable. It's not just gay, it's GAAAAAYYYYY. Gay like The […]
Queer Voices Sung is a monthly concert series taking place throughout 2025 produced by Vocal Productions NYC at Saint John's in the Village. The concert series will feature music by both classic and contemporary queer composers sung by our exceptional LGBTQ+ performers. The series will occur the second Tuesday of every month of 2025 (with […]
Esto No Tiene Nombre Date: May 15, 16 & 17 Time: doors at 6:30 pm on the 15th &16th, doors at 3:30 on the 17th Where: Teatro LATEA @ The Clemente Performer: Denice Frohman Director and co-creator: Alex Torra *Show runs 75 min, on Friday and Saturday (16th &17th) this will be followed by a Talkback session Talkback Participants: May […]
In this transformative multimedia solo show, Sophia Gutchinov explores the profound depths of love through a deeply personal lens of Indigenous ceremony and modern dating. Drawing from her unique Italian-Mongolian heritage, she weaves a narrative that bridges cultural divides, reflecting her background of a Buddhist father and Catholic mother. The performance incorporates projections, comedy, and […]
Club Night Fridays @ Henrietta Hudson 9pm-4am, Henrietta Hudson, 438 Hudson St (at Morton St), henriettahudson.com. It's a dance club party every Friday night at the all-new Henrietta Hudson! NYC’s hottest rotating DJs keep the party hot and fresh every week. All are welcome.
༺𓆩 friday 5.16 𓆪༻ cueing the emotional sound waves back at @gingersbar_brooklyn ~ 9pm - 1am xx
Co-creators of brand new LGBTQIA+ web series Freak & Donna, Lexi Gee and Emily Gee present a night of drag, jokes, and queer tv with the premiere of the show’s second episode. The night will feature performances by host Miss Malice, and comedians Shenuque Tissera, Max Gross, and Joyelle Nicole Johnson. Look forward to an […]
Join us on our Village Pride Walking Tour! On this tour around Greenwich Village, we will visit historic sites where revolutions began, riots were sparked, and history was made. We will see common threads within the LGBTQ+ generations who have lived life in New York City, sharing their stories throughout the tour. You’ll also learn […]
Young Joon Kwak's work begins with touch. Molds and imprints of bodies - the artist's own, and those of friends, loved ones, and collaborators - are dis- and re-assembled, burnished and jeweled. The resulting works bear intimate human traces and yet remain anonymous, moving in and out of recognition. They shimmer in their distortions and […]
“Possessed.” “Deviant.” “Sick.” Historically, colonial regimes attempted, gained, and maintained control over cuir/kuir/queer, trans, Black, and Indigenous people by pathologizing them along with their relationships—to the land, to the nonhuman, to one another. The rich sexual and gender diversity of the many cultures of Abya Yala (Kuna for the entirety of the Americas) was unintelligible […]
An intimate night of film, storytelling, and conversation spotlighting emerging voices in art and cinema. Saphlicks returns with another curated evening of short films, community dialogue, and creative energy—this time in celebration of AAPI Heritage Month.
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