28 West 28th Street
Everard Baths
The Everard Baths, one of the most legendary of New York’s bathhouses, was a refuge for gay men probably since... Learn More
Various Locations
Central Park
Central Park has had numerous associations with the LGBT community since its creation in 1857, including many areas popular for... Learn More
Pelham Bay Park
Orchard Beach
Orchard Beach, sometimes referred to as “the Bronx Riviera,” has long been a meeting and cruising location for LGBT people... Learn More
Christopher Street Pier
Greenwich Village Waterfront
For over a century, the Greenwich Village waterfront along the Hudson River, including the Christopher Street Pier at West 10th... Learn More
28 East 125th Street
Mt. Morris Baths
Between the 1920s and 2003, when it was closed by New York City officials, the Mt. Morris Baths was an... Learn More
Jacob Riis Park
Riis Park Beach
The isolated eastern end of the beach at Jacob Riis Park has been a location for LGBT sunbathing and cruising... Learn More
125-129 East 11th Street
Webster Hall & Annex
Webster Hall is one of New York’s most significant large 19th-century assembly halls, and it became famous for its Bohemian... Learn More
160 Bleecker Street
Mills House No. 1 / Village Gate
Opened in 1897 as Mills House No. 1, which was intended as a wholesome residential hotel for single, working-class men,... Learn More
160-164 West 129th Street
Drag Balls at Imperial Lodge of Elks
A rare surviving Harlem building that hosted drag balls, the Imperial Lodge of Elks (also referred to as the Elks... Learn More
51 Clark Street
Hotel St. George
From the 1920s through the 1970s, the mammoth Hotel St. George was one of the best known centers of gay... Learn More
June 7, 2016 | 7:00 - 8:30 P.M.