June/July Events at the Center

Sun, June 1 2008

Media Contact

Keisha Bush, Publications Manager (212) 620-7310 X227, kbush@gaycenter.org

Cathy McElrath Renna, Managing Partner, Renna Communications (917) 757-6123, cathy@rennacommunications.com

Highlights (see full listings below for details)

Advocacy

NYC Comptroller Bill Thompson LGBT Pride Celebration featuring the Lavender Light Gospel Choir, 6/4

Queer Justice League: Why Settle for Marriage—What Do Queers Really Want? 6/5

Queer Justice League: Is Queer the new Gay? 7/3

Causes in Common: Reproductive Justice & LGBT Liberation, 6/11 and 6/12

Manhattan Borough President, Scott M. Stringer: Fighting for the Legal Rights of the LGBT Community, 6/17

Polyamorous NYC: Making Poly/Mono Relationships Work, Part 2, 7/16

Culture, Arts and Appearances

Center Voices presents: Name Dropping, 6/1

The Center Online presents: The Center’s New Website Launch Party, 6/4

A Cockette Symposium, 6/5

Campbell Soady Gallery & the Gay and Lesbian Photography Club present As We See It, 6/9-8/21

Second Tuesday’s presents HIV Is Still a Big Deal, 6/11

Center Voices and KPBS – TV presents: filmmaker Susan Polis Schutz’s Documentary Anyone and Everyone, 6/12
Gay & Lesbian Reading Group, 6/12 and 7/10

Stonewall Chorale’s Pride Concert: My Big Fat Gay Wedding, 6/14

Music Salon: Recital and Tea Party, 6/15

SAL Book Discussion Group, 6/15 and 7/20

AALUSC Open Mic Event, 6/19

Other Countries: Black Gay Expression, 6/21

“Stonewall Stories,” 6/25 and 6/28

Sage and the Center presents: From the Shadows to the Sunlight: The First Year of Gay Liberation, 6/26

Lesbian Cinema Arts presents 2 great comedic films by filmmaker Andrea Meyerson Suzanne Westenhoefer’s “A Bottom on Top” and Kate Clinton’s “25th Anniversary Tour,”6/27

GBM Bookclub and Eridani Developing Communities Present Meet The Author, 6/28

Out & Faithful presents Faith in Pride, 6/29

Spanish Classes Begin, 7/12

Out and Faithful presents: Since My Last Confession: A Gay Catholic Memoir, 7/16

Center Voices presents Porn Star Bobby Blake, 6/20

Education, Information and Career Events

Pet Care – A Workshop for Owners, 6/1

Lesbian Sex Mafia Member Safety & Orientation, 6/1

CLAGS Presents: Seminars in the City: Queer Migrations, 6/7 and 7/7

The Lesbian Sex Mafia Presents: Flogging with Jo Arnone, 6/20

CLAGS Presents: Seminars in the City: Queer Migrations, 6/2, 7/7

Spanish Classes Begin, 7/12

Lesbian Sex Mafia Workshop, 7/18

Health

Women of Color Game Night, 5/30 and 8/29

Nostalgia, 6/3 and 7/8

Transgender Health Fair, 6/4

Support & Spirituality

Exploring Relationships Discussion Group, 6/6

Conscious Loving: A Coaching Workshop for Gay and Bisexual Men, 6/7

Adult Survivors of Childhood Molestation, 6/8

Finding A Great Relationship, 6/16

Polyamorous NYC: Polyamory and Sexuality, Part 2, 6/18

Polyamorous NYC: Making Poly/Mono Relationships Work, Part 2, 7/16

Moonfire Empowerment & Spirituality Network: Improv Comedy Workshop, 6/14

Moonfire Empowerment & Spirituality Network: Play and Be Played: A Taste of One Taste, 6/28

Moonfire Empowerment & Spirituality Network: The Afterlife, 7/12

Moonfire Empowerment & Spirituality Network: Embarrassment, Shame, Humiliation & Mortification: The Killer Feelings, 7/26

Social Life

Lesbian Sex Mafia Member Safety & Orientation, 6/1

Dating Madness: Lesbians, 6/7

Qwik Dates: Ages 20s/30s Night, 6/7

Gay Pride Contra Dance Party. 6/13

Compatibility Game for Men, 6/14

SAGE Yellow Brick Road Social, 6/14

Leather Classics, 6/14

SAGE Lesbian Pride Mixer, 6/15

Music Salon: Recital and Tea Party, 6/15

Board Stiff: Wheeling and Dealing Night! 6/18

Males Au Naturel 24th Anniversary Celebration, 6, 21

Qwik Dates: Ages 40+ Night, 6/21

Women’s Deeper Dating, 6/27

Single Men Dating, 6/28

Deeper Dating for Men Special Salon Event: Finding and Keeping a Husband in NYC, 6/28

Before the Parade: Pride Recovery Dance, 6/28

Bay Dance, 7/4

Contra Dance Party, 7/11

Lesbian Sex Mafia Workshop, 7/18

Center Bingo, 6/27 and 7/25

Deeper Dating for Men, 7/19

Qwik Dates: Ages 30s/40s Night, 7/19

Deeper Dating: A Date, A Dream, and A Diaper, 7/25

Women's Compatibility Game, 7/25

Date Bait: Professionals Event. 7/26

Summer Garage Classics: Larry Levan Birthday Celebration! 7/26

Youth and Family

Screening of the Documentary “Anyone and Everyone,” 6/12

Family Pride Picnic, 6/28

Meet Dottie at the Center Kids Dottie’s Magic Pockets Screening, 7/12

Pride Night at CMOM Manhattan 2008, 7/25

June/July Event Listings

Advocacy

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 5PM
New York City Comptroller, Bill Thompson
LGBT Pride Celebration featuring the Lavender Light Gospel Choir City Comptroller Bill Thompson will honor five community and civic leaders at his LGBT Pride celebration on Wednesday, June 4th. The event is co-sponsored by the Empire State Pride Agenda, Gay Men’s Health Crisis and God’s Love
We Deliver. To attend, RSVP to the Comptroller’s Office of Special Events at (212) 669-4466 or eventsrsvp@comptroller.nyc.gov.

TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 6 PM
Manhattan Borough President, Scott M. Stringer
Fighting for the legal rights of the LGBT community The Center and the Manhattan Borough President, Scott M. Stringer cordially invite you to celebrate Pride Month at a reception honoring Karen Burstein, former Attorney General candidate, and Lamba Legal, celebrating its 35th Anniversary of legal activism. Please RSVP by June 15 at (212) 669-4462 or rsvp@manhattanbp.org

THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 8PM-10PM
Queer Justice League
Want to be a queer super hero activist? Then come by tonight to share your views in a discussion entitled “Why Settle for Marriage—What Do Queers Really Want?” All are welcome. Joey 973.412.7743, changebuilders@msn.com.

THURSDAY, JULY 3, 8PM-10PM
Queer Justice League
“Is Queer the new Gay?” That’s the topic for tonight! Everyone is welcome to come and join the discussion. For more info: Joey 973.412.7743, changebuilders@msn.com, queer-justice-league.blogspot.com.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2008 & THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 2008
Causes in Common: Reproductive Justice & LGBT Liberation
Center staff will be heading to New Orleans, along with dozens of our coalition partners, June 11th and 12th, for the second annual National Coalition Meeting of Causes in Common: Reproductive Justice & LGBT Liberation. If you are part of an organization that is interested in receiving more information about, or joining, Causes in Common, the Center’s national movement building initiative to link the reproductive justice and LGBT liberation movements, please contact RJ Thompson, National Campaign & Advocacy Manager, at (212) 620-7310 or rjthompson@gaycenter.org.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 8PM-10PM
Polyamorous NYC: Making Poly/Mono Relationships Work, Part 2
Being in love with someone who has a different relationship style from yours can be challenging at best. But a great relationship is possible even when one partner is polyamorous and one is monogamous. In this follow-up to last year's talk, facilitator/relationship coach Marcia Baczynski will further explore poly/mono pairings and how to make them work for everyone involved. How do you negotiate boundaries/agreements that work for both of you? How can each person be satisfied, fulfilled and thrilled within a poly/mono pairing? How do you take care of what is most important to you when the goals seem to be mismatched? $10, includes light refreshments. info@poly-nyc.com.

Culture, Arts and Appearances

SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 3PM, $20
Center Voices presents Name Dropping
David Rothenberg’s one-man show about his fifty years in theatre is a charming evening of conversation. His tales of working with Bette Davis and Elizabeth Taylor (among others) are delightfully intimate. Rothenberg serves up anecdotes about how, every once in a while, a well-dropped name
can change a person’s life. Limited Seating: Reservations www.gaycenter.org

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 6:30PM cocktails and reception
The Center Online presents: The Center’s New Website Launch Party
The Center 2.0 is finally here! Join us at a reception to celebrate the launch of the Center’s new website, www.gaycenter.org. Learn about all the new interactive features of the Center’s online home, including improved event listings, ask the expert Q&As, and expanded multimedia offerings. Witness the virtual ribbon cutting for our new website as you enjoy refreshments and share your visions for the website’s future. Can’t make it to the in-person celebration? For reservations go to www.gaycenter.org. Free and
open to the public.

THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 7PM-9PM
A Cockette Symposium
Join the largest New York gathering of Cockettes since their theatrical catastrophe at the Anderson Theater in 1971. In 1968 this psychedelic-fueled, gender-bending troupe of men, women, children, gay, straight and in-between, became legendary for their performances at San Francisco's Palace Theater. At the cultural forefront of gay liberation, these bearded hippie drag queens showed generations to come the creative potential within us all. Moderated by Steven Watson, chronicler of the American avant garde, and hosted by John Waters' Superstar Mink Stole and HRH Lee Mentley of the Hula Palace, the evening promises to be historic. In attendance will be Scrumbly, Sweet Pam, Rumi, Fayette, Harlow, Jet, Tahara, Sebastian, Toots Taraval and Dolores DeLuce. rcroon@gmail.com.

JUNE 9 THROUGH AUGUST 21
OPENING RECEPTION, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 2008 6PM – 8PM
Campbell Soady Gallery & the Gay and Lesbian Photography Club present
As We See
The Fourth Annual Exhibition of works by the Gay and Lesbian Photography Club. Nearly 100 works from club members will be on display for As We See It, representing a wide variety of themes, styles and techniques. Work is available for purchase directly from the photographer and 25% of all sales will be donated directly to The Center. All work is attractively framed and the majority of items are priced between $195 and $395. The Photo Club at The Center offers a supportive environment for photographers at all levels to share their work, learn from others and gain the inspiration and skills necessary to improve their artistic expression. The club meets at The Center on the third Thursday of every month from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. Activities at monthly meetings include presentations by guest speakers, technical and artistic discussions and the sharing and critique of photographs.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2008, 6PM
Second Tuesday’s presents HIV Is Still a Big Deal
Reception 6pm, Program 7pm,

CAN A WEB VIDEO HELP STOP HIV AMONG GAY MEN?
GROUNDBREAKING ONLINE VIDEO SERIES DEBUTS IN JUNE 2008 AT HIVBIGDEAL.ORG

Realistic, Riveting Series Grounded in Research Takes HIV Prevention into 21st Century
Josh is a young gay man living in Manhattan who had unsafe sex – and according to research, his story is startlingly effective in reducing high-risk sexual behavior among other gay men.

Josh is the fictional star of “HIV Is Still a Big Deal,” a groundbreaking online video series launching in June 2008 at www.hivbigdeal.org. Reinventing HIV prevention and education for the 21st century, the series combines the popularity, reach, and interactivity of online video with the power of research-based adult learning and education methods.

Realistic and riveting, the first two episodes follow Josh as he deals with issues like online hookups, unprotected sex, heavy drinking, condom use, disclosing HIV status, and getting tested for HIV. New episodes will launch later this year.

Grounded in rigorous statistical research, the series is a unique collaboration between two project directors from the very different fields of epidemiology and learning theory. Dr. Mary Ann Chiasson is an epidemiologist and Vice President for Research and Evaluation with Public Health Solutions, at one of the largest nonprofit organizations in New York City that merges research and disease prevention. Francine Shuch at Shaw is a faculty member of the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development at New York University and a veteran researcher in learning theory and educational media.
“We’ve found that online video can be a powerful new intervention tool in the fight against HIV,” said Chiasson, who leads the Public Health Solutions Internet Research Group. "We are seeing that it can be as effective as one-on-one outreach, but with the Internet's scope, it has the potential to reach and influence thousands of men."
The series was directed by acclaimed documentary filmmaker Todd Ahlberg (“Meth,” and “Hooked”), who has been creating innovative video content for the Internet since 1997. “Talking About HIV,” a short documentary on HIV by Ahlberg, is also featured on the site. $10.
Limited Seating: Reservations www.gaycenter.org
About Public Health Solutions
Public Health Solutions is a nonprofit organization that develops, implements, and advocates dynamic solutions to prevent disease and improve community health. Public Health Solutions conducts comprehensive research providing insight on public health issues, creates and manages community health programs, and provides services to other organizations to address public health challenges.

About Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development at New York University
About the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development at New York University. Founded in 1890 as the School of Pedagogy, the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development was the first school of its kind in the United States. For more information, go to steinhardt.nyu.edu.

THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 2008
Center Voices and KPBS – TV presents filmmaker Susan Polis Schutz’s
Documentary Anyone and Everyone
Reception 6:30pm, Screening 7:00pm Panel Discussion 8pm
Anyone and Everyone tells the stories of families from Utah to North Carolina and Wyoming to New York, all connected by a common thread — a gay child. This poignant and often heartbreaking documentary by first-time filmmaker Susan Polis Schutz (also the parent of a gay son) reveals a family’s struggle and desire to accept a child’s sexual orientation.
The film features parents from a wide range of religions, ethnicities, and political leanings, all of whom discuss their initial reactions to their child's coming out. While some showed unconditional support, others struggled with their child’s sexual orientation, fearing alienation from their extended family, their church, or their community. Post-screening panel discussants will include: Susan Polis Schutz, Filmmaker, Nila Marrone, President, PFLAG, New York Chapter, Moderator, Caitlin Ryan, Director, Family Acceptance Project, San Francisco State University and Carmen Robello, a mother featured in Anyone & Everyone. $10. Hors d'oeuvres and beverages will be served. Anyone & Everyone airs on New York PBC affiliate WNET-TV on June 16 and will air nationally in English on PBS and in Spanish on V-me throughout the month of June in celebration of LBGT Pride month. Limited Seating. Reservations www.gaycenter.org

THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 6PM-9PM
Screening of the Documentary “Anyone and Everyone”
This film tells the stories of families from across the United States who are connected by having a son or daughter who is gay. The poignant and often heart-wrenching documentary by first-time filmmaker Susan Polis Schutz reveals families struggles and desires to accept a child’s sexual orientation. The film features families from a diverse range of religious and cultural backgrounds (Japanese, Bolivian, Cherokee, Mormon, Jewish, Catholic and Hindu). Parents share intimate accounts of their experiences when their children reveled to them that they were gay. This film portrays families with gay children that come from all classes, races and religions, yet all experience similar emotions and struggles. Free. Nila, 914.787.8738.

THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 8PM-10PM
Gay & Lesbian Reading Group
Newcomers are always welcome to join the discussion of LGBT experience through the reading of contemporary and classic novels, plays, poetry and fiction. Today: “The Eye in the Door” by Pat Barker. Julio 212.945.0709, Jim: jclark@jclarkmedia.com, jclarkmedia.com/gaybooks.

SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 8 PM
Stonewall Chorale’s Pride Concert: My Big Fat Gay Wedding
A salute to marriage equality. World Premier of love notes by Gerald Busby, music by Pinkham, Bernstein, more! The Church of the Holy Apostles 296 Ninth Avenue (at 28th Street) NYC. Tickets: $ 20 in advance, $ 25 at the door (212) 971-5813. www.stonewallchorale.org

SATURDAY, June 14, 2008 9PM
Center Dance presents Leather Classics
Music Drew G
It’s a week before Leather Pride and Folsom Street East, but Dance:208 wants to get you in the mood with its first ever Leather Classics with DJ Drew G (G, HK Lounge, Gym), who’s just spun Code at the Eagle, and the Black Party in March. It’ll be a classics dance with a leather twist! So get out your harness, your chaps or vest, or come as you are, but get ready to walk the night! Warm leatherette anyone? $10

SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 3PM-5PM
Music Salon: Recital and Tea Party
Get classy with this bi-monthly classical recital and tea party. Drink in the music from baroque to opera to cabaret, and everything in between. Enjoy tea and treats with fellow music lovers in a cabaret-like setting. Make new friends and possibly meet that special someone! $15. Ilya 917.743.0838, ilya.cell@gmail.com, www.xanga.com/musicsalon

THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 6PM-9PM
AALUSC Open Mic Event
MC’s and poets are invited to do their thing at this exciting open mic event! Come listen to some great performances--there will be prizes for the best ones. This event is for women of color only. $7 more/less/if. Blondell 718.715.2613, AALUSC1074@yahoo.com.

FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 2008
Center Voices presents Porn Star Bobby Blake
Reception 6pm, Program 7pm, $10
African American gay video superstar Bobby Blake’s new autobiography, My Life in Porn,
charts Blake’s meteoric rise to fame and offers a fascinating, funny and sometimes disturbing insider’s portrait of the adult entertainment industry. It is also a story of spiritual struggle, the quest for a meaningful life, love and the need for community. The Bobby Blake story is the only book about
the sex industry to reveal a black gay perspective. Bobby says, “It’s a rough ride, but also unquestionably an exciting one!” Limited Seating: Reservations www.gaycenter.org

SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 8PM-10PM
Other Countries: Black Gay Expression
Presenting Summer Solstice, an open reading of poetry, fiction, drama, and nonfiction by black gay men. Sign up to read beginning at 7:45 pm; program starts at 8. Free. ocpress@yahoo.com.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 8PM-10PM
“Stonewall Stories”
June 27, 1969. On that hot summer night a group of lesbians and gay men defied the police who were raiding a Greenwich Village gay bar. It was the "moment" that became a "movement", and the birth of modern gay rights. “Stonewall Stories” is the thrilling tale of that night told in the words of the people who were there. Created by Carol Polcovar and directed by the legendary David Gaard, “Stonewall Stories” will leave you moved...and very, very proud. Reserve now: $25 until June 21, then $35, then $45 at the door if available. 212.868.4444, Smarttix.com.

THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 6-9PM
Sage and the Center presents
From the Shadows to the Sunlight: The First Year of Gay Liberation
June 1969-June 1970: The year we changed everything. The famed Stonewall riots were just the beginning, acting as a catalyst for gay people to rise up and organize. This astonishing year saw the formation of radical gay organizations and the birth of the modern LGBT movement, culminating in the first Gay Pride March. This retrospective will include a panel featuring original members of the Gay Liberation Front and Gay Activist Alliance, plus a screening of rare footage from the first march and Gay-In in Central Park.

FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 2008
Lesbian Cinema Arts presents 2 great comedic films by filmmaker Andrea Meyerson
Suzanne Westenhoefer’s “A Bottom on Top” and
Kate Clinton’s “25th Anniversary Tour”
6:30 to 7:30 pm Social Hour, Screening 7:30 pm, $10
Filmed live in Indianapolis, Suzanne fires off hysterical rifts about her quirky family, wild gay cruises and struggles with strap-ons – proving once again why her girlfriend calls her the “Mayor of Inappropriate Land.” Claiming innocently that she’s just talking about everyday
things – like what happen when you have sex, what happens when your parents walk in on you having sex – Suzanne’s irreverently real style has everyone turning to one another and gasping, “That's me!”
Kate Clinton is not just an institution; she’s a comic eye in the storm of U.S. politics. Her sharp, informed humor is a voice that makes us laugh, think and then laugh some more. Andrea Meyerson (creator of the Laughing Matters series of films) captures the essential Kate Clinton on stage doing what she does best – making us laugh. Clinton riffs on menstruation, gay cruises, the passing of the Pope and dressing smartly for all those secret cameras everywhere. Meyerson captures everything from backstage banter with Clinton’s partner of 18 years, Urvashi Vaid, to the girls’ attendance at Dinah Shore Weekend. Clinton
believes that humor will get us “through peacetime, wartime and scoundrel time.” Let’s hope so!
Limited Seating tickets @ www.gaycenter.org

SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 11:30AM-4PM
GBM Bookclub and Eridani Developing Communities Present Meet The Author
Have you ever wanted to meet your favorite author? Meet the Authors consists of a diverse panel of hot, up-and-coming authors who will discuss their work, answer your questions and give you the opportunity to purchase their latest novel / book. The following authors will be at this exciting event: Mr. Stanley Bennett Clay, Dwayne Vernon, Lee Hayes, Peter Gebeshian, Wakiem Freeman, Antron Reshaud, Mike Warren, Vertell J. Dodd, and Michael Boyd. Free admission includes light refreshments. Nick 646.241.9667, gbmbookclub@aol.com, myspace.com\gbmbookclub.

SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 2008, 6PM, FREE
Out & Faithful presents Faith in Pride
Join us for the second annual non-denominational faith service in celebration of Pride 2008. This service is co-sponsored by Unity Fellowship Church, Dignity, SoulFource, Bronx Community Pride Center, Potters House Church and Out & Faithful. All are welcome to join. Limited Seating: Reservations www.gaycenter.org

THURSDAY, JULY 10, 8PM-10PM
Gay & Lesbian Reading Group
Join the discussion of LGBT experience through reading contemporary and classic novels, plays, poetry, and non-fiction. Newcomers welcome to share or just listen. Today’s book is “Earthly Powers” by Anthony Burgess. Julio 212.945.0709, Jim jclark@jclarkmedia.com, jclarkmedia.com/gaybooks.

SUNDAY, JULY 20, 1PM-2:30PM
SAL Book Discussion Group
SAL Book Discussion Group is a lesbian only book group which meets the third Sunday of each month to discuss contemporary and classic lesbian literature. Newcomers are always welcome. Today’s book: “Desert Of The Heart” by Jane Rule. http://groups.yahoo.com/SalBookGroup.

SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1:00PM-2:30PM
Spanish Classes Begin
In this always-popular 10-week program, emphasis is placed on conversation as much as possible. Students are given a good sense of the basics, the atmosphere is congenial, and every effort is made to encourage them to enjoy using the language. The course is specifically designed for beginners as well as those who have some knowledge but wish to review what they already know. Ten weekly 75-minute classes. Register early since class is limited to 12. Call for further information, exact times, and enrollment form: 212.772.3511

Education, Information and Career Events

SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 10AM-12PM
Holistic Pet Care – A Workshop for Owners
We lesbians and gay men dearly love our furry companions and they are often like our pampered children. In this two hour workshop facilitated by Bobbi Pollack, RM, TTouch™ Practitioner, you will learn how to interpret the messages of animals, how to deal with their stress, handle fear and aggression issues, and how flower essences can help your companion animals. This is a great opportunity to learn some easy techniques to help your pet live a happy, healthy and more balanced life. Bring a stuffed animal. $10. 914.769.1446.

SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 3PM-5PM
MONDAY, JULY 7, 6PM-8PM
Lesbian Sex Mafia Member Safety & Orientation
The Lesbian Sex Mafia… safe, consensual and confidential! To be a full member of the Lesbian Sex Mafia, you must attend one of their safety and orientation workshops. This workshop ensures that the entire membership has a common understanding of BDSM and will be able to uphold the basic tenets of safety, consensuality, confidentiality and the right of women to explore their sexuality as they choose. Whether you are an experienced player or a newbie to the scene, please come fulfill this important membership requirement! $5. LSMNYC@hotmail.com, www.lesbiansexmafia.org, 212.726.3844.

MONDAY, JUNE 2, 6PM-8PM
CLAGS Presents: Seminars in the City: Queer Migrations
Population movement has been crucial to the formation, growth, and sustenance of many queer communities in the United States. However, migration has only recently become a central and exciting theme in studies of queer life in this country and elsewhere. This Seminar in the City will introduce participants to this growing body of scholarly inquiry through the discussion of selected case studies with past and contemporary relevance. The main goal will be to understand the importance and interaction of sexuality with traditional and emerging themes in the migration literature such as ethnic/racial incorporation, transnationalism, and homeland politics. Facilitated by Carlos Ulises Decena, Rutgers University. 212.817.1955, clags@gc.cuny.edu, www.clags.org.

FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 8PM-10PM
The Lesbian Sex Mafia Presents: Flogging with Jo Arnone
From the soft caress of deerskin, to the sharp sting of a braided cat or the heavy thud of flat tails, a flogging can be sensual, erotic, or simply a painful experience. Learn the proper techniques, safety, equipment and the fun of it all. Bring your whips, if you have any. There will be some
available to try as well. Jo Arnone was a founding member of LSM, has been a member of the NY Leather Community since it's earliest years and has been teaching flogging to willing audiences for even longer. The Lesbian Sex Mafia Safe, consensual and confidential! $10 general admission/$5 LSM members. LSMNYC@hotmail.com, www.lesbiansexmafia.org, 212.726.3844.

MONDAY, JULY 7, 6PM-8PM
CLAGS Presents: Seminars in the City: Queer Migrations
Population movement has been crucial to the formation, growth, and sustenance of many queer communities in the United States. However, migration has only recently become a central and exciting theme in studies of queer life in this country and elsewhere. This Seminar in the City will introduce participants to this growing body of scholarly inquiry through the discussion of selected case studies with past and contemporary relevance. The main goal will be to understand the importance and interaction of sexuality with traditional and emerging themes in the migration literature such as ethnic/racial incorporation, transnationalism, and homeland politics. Facilitated by Carlos Ulises Decena, Rutgers University. 212.817.1955, clags@gc.cuny.edu, www.clags.org.

FRIDAY, JULY 18, 8PM-10PM
Lesbian Sex Mafia Workshop
Get in touch with your inner pervert with the Lesbian Sex Mafia, NY's oldest BDSM group for women. Hot demos and workshops every month. Learn the ropes from our expert presenters. More details to come, so check the website and hotline! The Lesbian Sex Mafia Safe, consensual and confidential! $10 general admission/$5 LSM members. LSMNYC@hotmail.com, www.lesbiansexmafia.org, 212l.726.3844.

SATURDAY, JULY 26 , 9PM-1AM, $10
Dance 208 and Gay Men’s Health Crisis present: Summer Garage Classics: Larry Levan Birthday Celebration!
This summer, GMHC and Dance:208 join forces to pay tribute to Mel Cheren and celebrate DJ Larry Levan’s birthday with a great Garage celebration in the Dance:208 Garage Classics tradition! Opening its
doors in February 1978, Paradise Garage was home of revered DJ Larry Levan whose birthday in July is always a celebration of the man, the music and the club that inspired and continues to influence
generations of dance lovers the world over. The Garage was one of the most famous and influential clubs the dance world has known, where the likes of Diana Ross, Keith Haring, Grace Jones and Madonna might be seen on any given night dancing to the music of revered mixmaster DJ Larry Levan. “Heartbeat”,”Is It All Over My Face?”, “Hot Shot”, “Don’t Make Me Wait”, “Instant Replay”, are just
some of the songs made famous at the Garage. So get your body into it and dance! Expect an amazing evening of classic garage beats and a lot of baby powder! The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center and Gay Men’s Health Crisis remember the important contributions Mel Cheren (1933-2007) made to our community.
Health

FRIDAY, MAY 30 & AUG 29 7-10PM
Women of Color Game Night
Join us for a night of fun, games, raffle prizes and refreshments! Meet other women in a relaxed environment.

SPANISH: JUNE 3. ENGLISH: JUNE 8 6-7:30PM
Nostalgia
Discussion on coping with the sadness of missing family and friends from one’s native country. See back for more details.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4 5:30 - 7:30PM
Transgender Health Fair
Free health screenings, trans-specific health information, and health insurance enrollment. Meet trans-affirming healthcare providers and other community members.

Support & Spirituality

FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 8PM-10PM
Exploring Relationships Discussion Group
Do I have way too much optimism, or just an inability to learn from past mistakes in making friendships and relationships? Why do I settle for the familiar when the "wreckage" on the battlefield looks and feels so familiar? Tonight, share your experiences, teach, and learn with other men and women in a safe space. The doors close soon after 8PM, so please don't be late. $10. 718.473.0702, www.ninthstreetcenter.org.

SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 2PM-4PM
Conscious Loving: A Coaching Workshop for Gay and Bisexual Men
Do you spend too much time looking for sex? Is your sex life unfulfilling? Have you said “yes,” when your gut has told you “no”? If so, it’s time to consciously create a sex life that truly honors your values and needs. This safe, non-judgmental workshop explores the sexual and sex-seeking activities that feel right for you. Through a series of written exercises and discussions, you’ll learn what your Safe Zone, Mixed Zone, and Danger Zone look and feel like, and finish with a plan of action to keep you in the Safe Zone. Limited to 10. Pre-registration requested. $7 suggested donation. Raymond L. Rigoglioso, 914.789.5225, ray@rayriggs.net.

SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 2PM-4PM
Adult Survivors Of Childhood Molestation
This one-time workshop is open to LGBT adult survivors, and is run by an experienced psychotherapist. Limited to 15 people, it will be forming into an 8-week group. $20 per person. Register by phone: 212.645.1152, www.Garymprottas.com

MONDAY, JUNE 16, 6:15PM-8PM
Finding A Great Relationship
Are you finally ready to have a great relationship? Are you tired of attracting the wrong people?If so, this workshop is for you. You will learn how to actually find, develop, and maintain quality relationships. The workshop presents simple and effective ways to actually meet your ideal partner, recognize what type of person is right for you, and develop an action plan to create a great relationship. This powerful workshop will help you realize what it takes to create a relationship that truly makes you happy. $10. RSVP requested. 212.541.8794, www.RobertNotter.com.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 8PM-10PM
Polyamorous NYC: Polyamory and Sexuality, Part 2
How do you create breakthroughs in sexual blocks through radical honesty and greater self-knowledge? If you are bi-sexual, how do you navigate your needs with your poly partners? These questions and more will be answered tonight! Facilitator Diana Adams, Esq. is a much sought-after and popular poly speaker on the scene. She is a Brooklyn-based attorney with a family law and civil rights practice specializing in polyamory, kink, and alternative lifestyle-aware divorce and child custody/visitation litigation. Ms. Adams speaks and writes frequently on feminism, sexuality, and family law, and is actively involved in the New York City polyamory and sex workers rights communities. $10; includes light snacks and drinks. info@poly-nyc.com.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 8PM-10PM
Polyamorous NYC: Making Poly/Mono Relationships Work, Part 2
Being in love with someone who has a different relationship style from yours can be challenging at best. But a great relationship is possible even when one partner is polyamorous and one is monogamous. In this follow-up to last year's talk, facilitator/relationship coach Marcia Baczynski will further explore poly/mono pairings and how to make them work for everyone involved. How do you negotiate boundaries/agreements that work for both of you? How can each person be satisfied, fulfilled and thrilled within a poly/mono pairing? How do you take care of what is most important to you when the goals seem to be mismatched? $10, includes light refreshments. info@poly-nyc.com.

SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 5-7PM
Moonfire Empowerment & Spirituality Network:
Improv Comedy Workshop
You are invited to attend and participate in a comedy improv workshop, facilitated by Mikki J. Pedrayes, LMSW and Amethyst Nemzoff, astrologer, writer and metaphysical counselor. Tickle your funny-bone, and those of others, when you join the participants of Moonfire for two hours of outrageous fun and laughter, as you create, ad-lib and act out various improv scenarios. Poke fun at your own character quirks, and those of your friends, acquaintances, family members, co-workers, etc., as well as personal and societal events. Joyous laughter is the only contagion in the world that is very healing. All welcome. $6.00. Amethyst 212.222.2467

SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 5-7PM
Moonfire Empowerment & Spirituality Network:
Play and Be Played: A Taste of One Taste
An experiential workshop facilitated by Alisha Price. Explore life and relationships as play! During this Intro, play games and do exercises that give everyone a chance to be, to see and be seen, connect, play, get turned on, explore desire, tell the truth, lie, and even . . . be vulnerable. Alisha Price, as a One Taste faculty member, is committed to inspiring women and men to embrace themselves, and connect with others and with the world. All welcome. $6.00. Amethyst 212.222.2467

SATURDAY, JULY 12, 5PM-7PM
Moonfire Empowerment & Spirituality Network:
The Afterlife
An open forum discussion, to learn and discuss the scientific and spiritual implications of survival of consciousness after the death experience. Today's focus will be "Signs," facilitated by Amethyst Nemzoff, astrologer, writer and metaphysical counselor. All are welcome. $6.00. Amethyst 212.222.2467

SATURDAY, JULY 26, 5-7PM
Moonfire Empowerment & Spirituality Network:
Embarrassment, Shame, Humiliation & Mortification: The Killer Feelings
A workshop facilitated by Deborah Feller. There's something about embarrassment and its sibling emotions that can drive a person to want to die or kill. Beneath much depression and rage lurk experiences of shame and humiliation. In this workshop, we'll explore the connection between suicidal and homicidal feelings and those experiences. You'll learn: how to identify feelings of embarrassment, shame, humiliation and mortification; what kinds of situations elicit them; how they can be useful; and what to do when in their grip. Deborah Feller, LCSW, MFA, is a psychotherapist, art therapist, hypnotherapist and EMDR Practitioner specializing in the treatment of incest and addictive illness. Amethyst 212.222.2467

Social Life

SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 3PM-5PM
Lesbian Sex Mafia Member Safety & Orientation
The Lesbian Sex Mafia… safe, consensual and confidential! To be a full member of the Lesbian Sex Mafia, you must attend one of their safety and orientation workshops. This workshop ensures that the entire membership has a common understanding of BDSM and will be able to uphold the basic tenets of safety, consensuality, confidentiality and the right of women to explore their sexuality as they choose. Whether you are an experienced player or a newbie to the scene, please come fulfill this important membership requirement! $5. LSMNYC@hotmail.com, www.lesbiansexmafia.org, 212.726.3844.

SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 8PM-10PM
Dating Madness: Lesbians
At this fun dating/social event you’ll meet lots of diverse and fabulous down to earth lesbians, one-on-one in brief mini dates. Converse in groups based on areas of common interest. Meet more women during the interactive surprise, and during the free mingling/refreshment break. If there's a "vibe" to connect again, whether for friendship or romance, you get a chance to exchange numbers. This entertaining, relaxing evening will be lead by comedian/matchmaker Marilyn G. Limited participants. Must arrive on time--doors lock at 8:10. $15 w/coupon, $20 at door. 212.989.8549, www.nyclavenderlounge.com.

SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 8PM-10PM
Qwik Dates: Ages 20s/30s Night
At this speed-dating event, meet lots of guys ages 20s--30s one-on-one for a series of 3-minute dates, then get a free mingling period to meet anyone else in the room. Tell them which men you want a second date with, and minutes later you find out your matches. This is a great opportunity to meet guys for time-efficient face-to-face contact and see what kind of chemistry is there. It’s a lot of fun and could lead to meeting someone special! $20. 212.971.1084, www.qwikdates.com.

FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 7PM-10PM
Gay Pride Contra Dance Party
Ever done a "box-the-gnat"? How bout a "swat-the-flea"? Lively American folk dance with live music by Off 'n Ensemble. Each dance taught and prompted by Dean Allemang. No partner or experience needed. Everyone welcomed. Help put a queer twist on these American roots! $12. Brooks 347.275.7983, Carol 718.972.3191, www.lcfd.org/nyc.

SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 8PM--10PM
Compatibility Game for Men
It’s speed-dating with an ingenious twist: answer four questions about your interests, values, and lifestyle, and get assigned to four different groups of men who gave answers similar to yours. Also meet guys one-on-one in a free mingling period. Finally, hand in a list of the men you want to date, and minutes later you find out your mutual matches. Compatibility Game is a fun, revolutionary way to meet men you are compatible with, thereby increasing your odds that a relationship could take hold. $20. 212.971.1084, www.compatgame.com.

Saturday, June 14, 1PM-5PM
SAGE Yellow Brick Road Social
Calling all friends of Dorothy: Join all of your LGBT senior friends for an afternoon filled with a great lunch, fun music and joyous conversation at our annual Pride Social. So come show your pride as you strut your stuff down the yellow brick road. $10 in advance, $15 at the door
Call 212-741-2247 for reservations.

Center Dance presents Leather Classics
Saturday, June 14, 2008 9pm, $10
Music Drew G

It’s a week before Leather Pride and Folsom Street East, but Dance:208 wants to get you in the mood with its first ever Leather Classics with DJ Drew G (G, HK Lounge, Gym), who’s just spun Code at the Eagle, and the Black Party in March. It’ll be a classics dance with a leather twist! So get out your harness, your chaps or vest, or come as you are, but get ready to walk the night! Warm leatherette anyone?

SUNDAY JUNE 15, 2 PM-5 PM
SAGE Lesbian Pride Mixer
Can you remember your first Pride? Maybe this is your first one! Come share your stories and hear others tell theirs at a fun and fabulous women's party. We'll have food, music and plenty of laughs. Newcomers always welcome

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 8PM-10PM
Board Stiff: Wheeling and Dealing Night!
New York's most fabulous social game club invites you to trade, bargain, haggle, barter, bid and auction your way to glory at Wheeling and Dealing Night. Join the fun, social evening of unusual card games and board games in buying and trading themes. Stock market tycoons, gem traders, Egyptian royalty, dragon slayers and bean farmers are all welcome to play games like Last Chance, Bid It, Basari, Ra, Aladdin's Dragons, Bohnanza and more. Never heard of these games? Don't worry—you’ll learn tonight! So come on down to, "Make new friends ... and whup their butts!" Please arrive on time--games may not be available to latecomers. $5. www.BoardStiffNY.org.

SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 5PM-9PM
Males Au Naturel 24th Anniversary Celebration
The Summer of 1983: the season when a small group of guys in this big city pulled off what would become a monthly fashion. In the years since, Males Au Naturel has continued to produce wide-ranging parties, from elegant holiday dinner parties to low stress billiards parties to special theater performances. The MAN Anniversary Party is a black tie (only!) dinner party and a birthday event, appropriately celebrated in birthday suits. Come enjoy the surprise entertainment! $30 for members, $40 for all other guests: includes dinner and drinks. 212.898.0383.

SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 8PM-10PM
Qwik Dates: Ages 40+ Night
At this speed-dating event, meet lots of 40+ guys one-on-one for a series of 3-minute dates, then get a free mingling period to meet anyone else in the room. Tell them which men you want a second date with, and minutes later you find out your matches. This is a great opportunity to meet guys for time-efficient face-to-face contact and see what kind of chemistry is there. It’s a lot of fun and could lead to meeting someone special! $20. 212.971.1084, www.qwikdates.com.

FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 2008
Center Bingo
6:30PM - 7:30 PM Social Hour, Screening 7:30 pm, $10
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FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 7PM-10PM
Women’s Deeper Dating
Time Out New York calls Deeper Dating "The New-Craze Dating Event". Our city is filled with single men trying to live their lives based on deeper values such as personal growth, spirituality, building family and community and/or recovery. The evening will be led by Kathryn Janus. Following a brief meditation you'll engage in a series of fun and enriching exercises that will enable you to meet other men, and share in more personal ways. Built into the evening will be the opportunity to exchange phone numbers with potential matches. $20 online, $25 at the door (includes refreshments), 10% of profits donated to Pride For Youth. www.deeperdating.com.

SATURDAY , JUNE 28, 9:00 PM , $10
Before the Parade: Pride Recovery Dance
In recognition of the Center’s 25th Anniversary we celebrate before the parade with a Recovery Dance. The Center is home to many recovery programs including Alcoholics Anonymous, Sexual Compulsives
Anonymous, Crystal Meth Anonymous, Marijuana Anonymous, Debtors Anonymous…. We are very proud that the Center has been a place where lgbt people can address life challenges in a caring and supportive environment. Tonight, Before the Parade, we celebrate our collective struggles and successes.

SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 8PM-10PM
Single Men Dating
Are you are single and looking to meet someone? Then come and participate in a singles meeting with the group topic “Pride and the single gay man”. The meeting is run by Thomas Valentino, LCSW. $15.00, RSVP to spdnewyork@aol.com.

SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 7PM-10PM
Deeper Dating for Men Special Salon Event: Finding and Keeping a Husband in NYC
Jim Sullivan (author of “Boyfriend 101”, dating and relationship coach, national advice columnist for Match.com, and subject of a LOGO TV documentary “Love Lessons”) is now working on his next book project, “From Peter Pan to Married Man.” Come here what he has to say about finding and keeping a husband—and much more! $25 online, $30 at the door (includes refreshments), 10% of profits donated to Pride For Youth. www.deeperdating.com, www.jimsullivancoaching.com.

FRIDAY, JULY 4, 6-10PM
Bay Dance 2008
Featuring Music by Roland Belmares, The Pines, Fire Island Don’t have plans for the Fourth of July
Weekend yet? Will you already be in the Pines on Fire Island that weekend? Love dancing? Well, dancing is on the horizon this summer with our flagship dance in Fire Island: Bay Dance. On Friday, July 4th, the Center goes to Fire Island to celebrate the 13th annual dance, and once again returning to Josh and Kenny’s house on the bay. Tickets sell quickly for this event, so be sure to get all your housemates on board, and reserve your tickets today on www. gaycenter.org. Get your tickets! General Admission $100, after June 23: $125. VIP $150, after June 23: $175. To join the Host Committee email
wilson@gaycenter.org.

FRIDAY, JULY 11, 7:30PM-10:30PM
Contra Dance Party
Have you ever done a "box-the-gnat"? How bout a "swat-the-flea"? You’re welcome to come learn this lively American folk dance with live music, tonight! Each dance will be taught and prompted by Bob Isaacs. No partner or experience needed. Help them put a queer twist in these American roots! $12. Brooks, 347.275.7983, Carol 718.972.3191, www.lcfd.org/nyc.

SATURDAY, JULY 19, 8PM-10PM
Qwik Dates: Ages 30s/40s Night
At this speed-dating event, meet lots of guys ages 30s and 40s one-on-one for a series of 3-minute dates, then get a free mingling period to meet anyone else in the room. Tell them which men you want a second date with, and minutes later you find out your matches. This is a great opportunity to meet guys for time-efficient face-to-face contact and see what kind of chemistry is there. It’s a lot of fun and could lead to meeting someone special! $20. 212.971.1084, www.qwikdates.com.

SATURDAY, JULY 19, 8PM-10PM
Deeper Dating for Men
New York is filled with interesting single men trying to live their lives based on deeper values such as personal growth, spirituality, building family and community and/or recovery. This enlightening evening will be led by Ken Page: following a brief meditation you’ll engage in a series of fun and enriching exercises that will enable you to meet a larger number of men and share with them in more personal ways. Built into the evening will be the opportunity to exchange phone numbers with potential matches. $20 online registration/ $25 door, includes refreshments. 10% of the profits will be donated to Pride for Youth. www.deeperdating.com

FRIDAY, JULY 25, 7PM-10PM
Deeper Dating: A Date, A Dream, and a A Diaper
This is a special event for the LGBT single women and men who want kids…or have them already! Through a series of fun, enriching interactive exercises (think speed dating with soul) participants will meet and talk with many singles of the same sex, exchanging phone numbers with potential matches. Co-led by Ken Page, LCSW and Carolyn Farhie, LCSW, this is an event like no other: Time Out New York called it “The New-Craze Dating Event” so come judge for yourself! $20 online registration/$25 door, includes refreshments. 10% of the profits will be donated to Center Kids. www.deeperdating.com

FRIDAY, JULY 25, 8PM-10PM
Women's Compatibility Game
At this fun, revolutionary singles event, answer four questions about your interests, values, and lifestyle, and get assigned to four different groups of women who gave answers similar to yours. Then meet women one-on-one in a free mingling period. Finally, hand in a list of the ones you want to date, and minutes later you find out your mutual matches. It’s a unique way to meet women you are compatible with, thereby increasing your odds that a relationship could work. $20, 212.971.1084, www.compatgame.com.

SATURDAY, JULY 26, 8PM-10PM
Date Bait: Professionals Event
Meet doctors, lawyers, teachers, business execs, and other career-minded men at this fun, structured singles mixer. After meeting most of the guys in the room, you hand in a list of men you want to date, and our computer tells you your mutual matches. Internet hook-ups can only take you so far, and sometimes you need to meet men face-to-face for a chance at a relationship. Date Bait has been running gay singles events for 11 years. Give it a try - you’ll probably get a date out of it! $20, 212.971.1084, www.datebait.com.

Youth and Family

SATURDAY, JUNE 28 12PM – 3PM
Family Pride Picnic
March with Center Kids and the Center at this year's Pride March on June 29 - this year we'll be right at the front of the line! For more info, call Ivy Belardo at Center Kids
Tel: 212-620-7310 x296; E-mail: ibelardo@gaycenter.org; centerkids@gaycenter.org

SATURDAY, JULY 12, 11AM – 1PM
Meet Dottie at the Center Kids Dottie’s Magic Pockets Screening
Center Kids is delighted to host a screening of Dottie’s Magic Pockets at The Center on July 12 at 11:00am. As a special treat, Dottie will be in attendance for fun and games with the kids! Dottie’s Magic Pockets is the first kids’ show representing gay and lesbian families - and it is Super-riffic fun for everyone! Available only on DVD, Dottie’s Magic Pockets features Dottie, a lesbian mom, who leads her puppet friends as they sing, laugh and learn how to help each other through some unusual adventures!

FRIDAY, JULY 25, 6:30PM – 8:30PM
Pride Night at CMOM Manhattan 2008
Come join us at the Children’s Museum of Manhattan, located at The Tisch Building, 212 West 83rd Street ~ The Children’s Museum of Manhattan (CMOM), in conjunction with Center Kids is hosting a free evening of celebration for LGBT parents and their children. In addition to participating in walk-in family art programs throughout the night, families will have the opportunity to explore the museum’s latest exhibits. Special art workshops and a musical performance is also included in the evening’s festivities.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 17 – SATURDAY AUGUST 23, FREE
Residential Week of YES Camp
The YE S Summer Community Camp is a project of the Youth Enrichment Services Program of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center. The camp program is open and FREE to all LGBT youth ages 13-21. Campers attend weekly group meetings at the Center during July and August (6 weeks) followed by a full week of residential camp held at the Fairview Lake YMCA Camp and Conference Center in Stillwater, New Jersey. The purpose of the YE S Summer Community Camp Program is to empower lesbian, gay, bisexual, & transgender young people with the support, knowledge and skills they need to take charge of their own health and well being!
Register Now! Young people who want to join the Camp Program are required to sign up at a Camp Orientation workshop during the month of June. Please come to the YE S office at the Center for one of the sessions listed below (and please be on time!):

CAMP ORIENTATI ON AND REGISTRATION DATES:
Fri, June 6th 4PM-6PM; Tue, June 10th 4PM-6PM; Thu, June 12th 5PM-7PM; Fri, June 13th 4PM-6PM; Sat, June 14th 3PM-5PM; Tue, June 17th 4PM-6PM and 6PM-8PM; Thu, June 19th 4PM-6PM; Fri, June 20th 5PM-7PM

Mandatory Camper Meeting (The Big Camp Round-Up):
August 14th 5PM-8PM

All Camp-related meetings will be held at the Center, at 208 West 13th Street (between 7th and 8th Avenues). For more information visit: www.gaycenter.org or call the YES Office at 212.620.7310

About the Center

A beacon of hope for 29 years, the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center builds and supports our community through arts and culture, wellness and recovery, family services and life-saving youth programs designed to foster healthy development in a safe, affirming environment. The Center envisions a world where LGBT people will no longer face discrimination or isolation because of who we are or who we love. We offer a welcoming home to 300,000 visitors each year and we are committed to serving all LGBT people through a variety of programs, services and activities that are designed to meet existing and emerging needs.The Center is many things to many people. We invite you to experience our home at 208 West 13th Street in person and online at gaycenter.org

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June/July Events at the Center

Sun, June 1 2008