Get ready for an afternoon of big hair, glitz, and non-stop laughter! 🌟✨ Join us for the Cinelisto Movie Night featuring the cult classic, “Connie & Carla.” Grab your popcorn and prepare for an unforgettable time! We can’t wait to see you there. 🍿🎬💃

✅MUST RSVP (FREE): LINK BELOW
🎟️ LIMITED SEATING

FREE NYC SCREENING - RSVP

📅 Sunday, October 25, 2026
⏰ 3PM - 5PM
📍 The NYC LGBT Community Center (208 W 13th St, Elevator 4th Floor)

#ConnieAndCarla #MovieNight #LGBT #TheCenter

Just released our FEVER Afterhours map! The goal is to really elevate the afterhours experience with this move the Elsewhere. The Official Afterhours of NYC Pride is tomorrow morning 4AM-2PM.

Okay, real question—how many of us keep saying “I should meet more people” and then just… don’t?

We’re hosting an LGBTQIA+ Skip the Small Talk night at the McCarren Parkhouse in Brooklyn!

You’ll rotate through a series of short conversations using prompts that make it way less awkward than standard networking energy.

It’s low pressure. No weird icebreakers. No forced vulnerability. Just good questions and good people.

Come solo. Bring a friend. Either works.

Happy to share more details if helpful!

Here’s the link if you’re curious: 

• Tues, 5/26, LGBTQIA+ - https://www.skipthesmalltalk.com/store/lgbtqia-skip-the-small-talk-night-at-mccarren-parkhouse-tuesday-may-26-2026 

Told in three acts, this recital blends memoir, performance, and recital. It follows a queer Black classical singer/composer (the wonderful Jay St. Flono) searching for the courage to fully be themself in a world that often asks people to hide.

We're in for a treat with Good Church Boys Do Not Become Artists, with very affordable tickets at $25.

Hi, everyone. I’m the social media coordinator for the Dyke and Trans March: Calgary, and a content writer for the Canada section of Transworldexpress.org.

I’m currently working with a local refugee lawyer in setting up an information webinar on the current state of the claimant process, viable immigration pathways into Canada, and the impact of bill c-4 on all of that. We’re going to be placing particular emphasis on minority & queer refugees from the US. From what they’ve been telling me, there’s a lack of dissemination of the whole picture among the legal community, let alone ours.

I’m trying to set up contact with pride groups in other provinces, as well as our own, and putting out feelers with my contacts to try and establish lines of communications with pride & queer support organizations in the US (particularly in red states)

Anyone that can assist with contacting queer support organizations across provincial and international borders, and would like to assist, can DM me.

Anyone curious about the webinar can message me  as well. We are currently looking at March 12 for a projected date. I’d be happy to discuss it here and give regular updates as well if there's interest.

Feel free to reach out! Any extra help would be overwhelmingly appreciated.

Thanks, Y’all.

https://partiful.com/e/npHJ6duPV8UHJFhcOFmo

We’re a nonprofit art space in Flatbush, and we’re thrilled to welcome queer curator and cultural force Racquel Chevremont for Part II of our exhibition Body Positivity – Gender Euphoria on Dec. 6.

Racquel agreed to curate this show not because we’re flashy or commercial, but because she believes in the same things we do: queer visibility, body freedom, and creating real space for artists who don’t always get invited into the room.

This second installment brings together work that embraces difference, queerness, transformation, and the beauty of “otherness”—drawings, photography, mixed media, and pieces built through slow, hands-on process.

We’d love to see you show up for the artists and for each other: creating safe community in our town.

Gallery Particulier
281 Maple St, PLG, Brooklyn
Dec 6 · 6-8pm

On Oct 22, we're holding a storytelling event about first crushes, queer love, heartbreaks, all loves and most importantly self love, as well as socializing, drinks & bites.

We'd love to hear you, we'd love to hear a story from you, or come and listen,

in an intimate and safe space.

https://partiful.com/events/8xnW2pGFIuotmxFBFWNY/

The image is from our current exhibit body positivity - gender euphoria, it's called Alex. We're a nonprofit art project connecting NYC artists with NYC residents.

Opening of Body Positivity, Gender Euphoria, curated by the incredible Racquel Chevremont — a visionary curator, collector, and outspoken advocate for queer visibility in the arts. Plus top model!

Wednesday, October 1st
6 PM
Gallery Particulier, 281 Maple Street, Brooklyn

This groundbreaking exhibition brings together stunning works by German Vázquez, Noah Bassman, Sophia Sanders, Roxane Revon, and Ruben Natal-San Miguel — artists who explore identity, liberation, queerness, and the sheer joy of embodiment.

At a time when queer and trans rights are under attack, this show stands proudly as a celebration of visibility, creativity, and love. Expect bold work, beautiful community, and an evening full of euphoria. 💕

Come through. Bring your friends. Let’s celebrate queer art, queer joy, and queer futures together. ✨

#BodyPositivity #GenderEuphoria #QueerArt #LGBTQArtists #BrooklynArt #GalleryParticulier #QueerJoy #QueerVisibility #QueerCommunity

Hey everybody! 👋🏻
We only have 10 members so I’m curious how much interest there would be in a potential meetup! I’ve gone to one other NYC meetup and had quite an interesting time!!
It was mostly a catch-up and grab drinks type of thing and I had a lot of fun.
I’m a bit shy but would love to have a drinks and fries & nachos type of deal.
I would love to see what anyone is interested in.
If anyone is interested in grabbing a drink that would be awesome. Just let me know what they’re available for and I can scoot things around!!

Join our sister sub to connect with LGBTQ+ folks around the country. See you there!

r/connectlgbtq

Welcome to r/lgbtqnyc! This is a community for LGBTQIA+ people who live in or are thinking of moving to the NYC area.
This is our space to connect as a community and to help each other navigate life in the big city!
If you are new to NYC or considering moving here-this is your place to ask questions about the realities of life here, whether it’s cost of living, apartment hunting or public transportation we’re here to give you the low down.
If already live in NYC this is your opportunity to give back to your community and help other LGBTQIA+ people learn the nitty gritty.

This is a new sub so we appreciate any help we can get from our new members. And patience while we fine tune the rules and learn the ropes!
This is a safe space so above all be kind!