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New York City and

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Welcome...

Greetings...

from the Mayor Dear Friends: Our country certainly has come a long way in the more than 40 years since Stonewall.

Here in New York, last summer’s passage of marriage equality was an especially historic triumph, and we remain determined to lead on the issues that matter most to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender community and their families. That is why, in partnership with our city’s official marketing and tourism organization, NYC & Company, we are offering LGBT wedding packages as part of NYC I Do. No place is more welcoming to all people, and all loving couples, than New York. We take great pride in this openness, and during your stay with us, we hope you take the opportunity to experience everything our great city has to offer.

The views of the Manhattan skyline aboard the Staten Island Ferry are stunning, and from Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx to the thriving World Trade Center site, we are certain you will find something fun and interesting to do during your stay in the five boroughs. We hope you enjoy your time here, and look forward to welcoming you back soon!

Sincerely,

Michael R. Bloomberg

from the NGLCCNY We would like to welcome you to our city, one of the most inclusive and embracing cities in North America, where our history is steeped in the social movements to advocate full acceptance for the LGBT community throughout society. Although there is no one organization that represents all LGBT people and their interests, many have their roots right here in New York, where the focus is on social- and culturalequality, political activism, and economic development.

One such organization, the National Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce New York (NGLCCNY), wwwNGLCCNY.org, is posed to provide valuable business development opportunities, financial access and educational resources to LGBT and allied businesses in the New York Metro area. As the official Metro New York affiliate chamber, NGLCCNY is the voice of thousands of LGBT-owned businesses and actively promotes and creates supplier diversity and procurement opportunities for its growing base of corporate partners and business members.

Whether you are a visitor or resident, we invite you to participate in our activities, search our Business Directory for services or products provided by LGBT and allied business and corporate members. It is through your engagement, and economic power, that we strengthen our LGBT community, one dollar at a time.

Again, our members and corporate partners would like to thank you for your patronage, and welcome you to New York City! Enjoy your time.

Mayor

Derrick M. Brown Executive Director, National Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce NY (www.NGLCCNY.org)

A Letter... from the Executive Director

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Welcome to New York, the most vibrant city on earth!

No trip to New York City is complete without a stop at the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center. For 30 years, the Center has provided quality health and wellness programs in a welcoming space that fosters connections and celebrates our cultural contributions. We are located at 208 W. 13th Street, and we serve as a lifeline for the LGBT community, providing information, resources and support, 365 days a year At the Center, we strive to serve the LGBT community with a fullservice, multi-faceted approach to programming, from hosting arts and entertainment events, advocacy groups and family gatherings to offering youth, recovery and overall wellness programs. Our staff members are here to provide information to help plan your visit, including the latest on events, workshops, meetings and activities.

Each year, the Center welcomes more than 300,000 visits to our building in the West Village neighborhood of Manhattan. We are proud to be your community Center. To learn more about our work, please visit www.gaycenter.org.

We look forward to welcoming you!

Sincerely,

Glennda Testone Executive Director, The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center

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Photo of the Manhattan skyline, including the new Freedom Tower

ew York City is home to more than 8 million people and stands as the world’s dynamic center for the financial, media, advertising and fashion industries. Complementing these powerhouse industries are fine dining, visual and performing arts, shopping and nightlife that would impress even the most discriminating traveler. The city is divided into 5 boroughs: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, and Staten Island. New York City is often referred to as simply “The City.”

This New York City FunMap® will help you explore the gay and lesbian side of “The City” so you can have a thrilling time.

The gay movement in NYC has grown ceaselessly, with the annual Heritage of Pride, Pride March, Rally, Dance and Pridefest.

New York City has always been known for it’s annual events and happenings that keep gay and lesbian life thriving year round.

New York City is a sightseer’s mecca and a trip to the Big Apple is not complete without seeing some of the world famous local sights, including the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, Rockefeller and Lincoln Centers, Times Square, Central Park, Riverside Park and the UN. Don’t forget to visit the many diverse neighborhoods of Manhattan, including Chelsea, Greenwich Village, East Village, Hell’s Kitchen, Chinatown and the Financial District. This is only a small sampling of the endless opportunities travelers from all over the world will find for fun and excitement here in New York City.

Trains, subways, buses, taxis, limousines, helicopters and ferries will get you anywhere you want to go, both in and out of the city. If the never-ending action becomes a little overwhelming, relaxation can be sought at nearby Fire Island.

This beautiful beach oasis will calm your nerves and take your mind away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

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New York City FunMap including Fire Island 2013 Pride Edition Welcome 4-6 New York City Overview Map 5 Accommodations 10-15 & 17 Dining 20-23 Resources, Shopping & Services 24-27 & 35 Manhattan & Nightlife Map 28-31 Chelsea, East & West Village Maps 32-34 Hells Kitchen/Theater District Map 36-37 Theater/Shows 35 & 38-39 Attractions 40-43 & 47 Events 44-46 Spotlight on Culture 47 Nightlife 48-51 Fire Island 52-55 publisher: Alan H. Beck design: Brian L. Pelton production: Emily L. Stokes marketing: Tom Hecker

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FEATURED ACCOMMODATIONS 1 Broadway Plaza Hotel

212-679-7665

1155 Broadway www.broadwayplazahotel.com Renovated in March 2013, the Broadway Plaza Hotel is a full service 69-room boutique hotel located at 27th St. & Broadway. This modern & inviting hotel offers a convenient central location, great room rates & warm friendly service.

Daily complimentary continental breakfast & 24-hr complimentary Starbuck's coffee & Lipton tea is available to all guests. The hotel is just minutes from the Flatiron Building, Macy's/Herald Square, Penn Station/Madison Square Garden, the Empire State Building, Chelsea, Times Square, Jacob Javits Convention Center & all the fabulous shopping of Fifth and Sixth Avenue. Room features include 100 channel satellite cable TV service with 65 HD channels, 42 inch LED flat screen TV's, pillow top mattresses, in room safes, iPod/iPad docking stations & hi speed Internet access.

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318 West 22nd Street www.colonialhouseinn.com Built in the 1850's the Colonial House Inn is a fine example of the type of architecture that has made Chelsea one of the most popular neighborhoods in New York. Early in 1985, Mr. Cheren began renovating 318 W. 22nd Street in order to transform the building into a guesthouse. Although the Colonial House Inn opened for business in 1985, renovations continued through 1991. For eight years running, the Inn has been the recipient of the Out and About Editor's Choice Award for gay specific accommodations setting new standards for quality, amenities, and service. The Colonial House Inn lobby houses The 24 Hours for Life Gallery. The gallery has been dedicated by Mel Cheren to the late artist, Keith Haring, who designed the logo for 24 Hours for Life.

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442 West 36th Street www.comfortnyc.com Comfort Inn Midtown West is located two blocks from the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center and between the hottest gay & lesbian neighborhoods in NYC, Chelsea & Hell's Kitchen. Guests are within walking distance from all that Midtown has to offer, including world-famous restaurants, night clubs, art galleries, shopping and more. Surrounding neighborhoods & attractions include Hell's Kitchen, Chelsea, Times Square, Broadway Theater District, Macy's/Herald Square, Madison Square Garden and the Empire State Building. The hotel is three blocks away from New York City's subway system, and within close proximity to both Penn Station and the Port Authority of NY and NJ. All rooms are smoke-free and include complimentary WiFi and daily hot breakfast.

4 Comfort Inn Times Square South

212-268-3040

305 West 39th Street www.comfortnyc.com

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Comfort Inn Times Square South is located steps away from Times Square & the Broadway Theater District. Guests are within walking distance from all that NYC has to offer, including world-famous restaurants, night clubs, art galleries, shopping and more. Hell's Kitchen, one of the hottest gay and lesbian neighborhoods in the city, is a short from the hotel. Surrounding and attractions include, Times Square, the Broadway Theater District, Macy's/Herald Square, Madison Square Garden, the Empire State Building, Rockefeller Center, Central Park and the list goes on. The hotel is one block from New York City's subway system and the Authority of NY. All rooms are smoke-free and include complimentary WiFi and daily hot breakfast.

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311 West 39th Street www.Elementhotels.com/TimesSquareFunMaps Welcome to Element. From Broadway theater to big business and world-class dining, Element New York Times Square West has the best of midtown Manhattan on our doorstep. ItĂ­s a short walk to Madison Square Garden, Bryant Park, and much more. Maintain your balance. Our state-of-the-art fitness center, and healthy food options all help you be at your best. Bright and open multipurpose public spaces are inspiring settings for work, play, socializing, and unwinding. Energize in a smarter space. Our open-flow guest rooms are designed to meet all your needs, with fully-equipped kitchens, the signature Heavenly BedÂŽ, and more, all thoughtfully arranged to rejuvenate you for work or play.

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6 GEM Hotel Chelsea, The

212-675-1911

300 West 22nd Street www.thegemhotel.com/chelsea Stylish Chelsea has become the world headquarters for high-profile art galleries.

Charming brownstone and tree-lined streets make strolling a pleasure by day.

And old warehouse buildings pulsate after dark as the city's hottest nightclubs.

In the midst of it all you'll find The GEM Hotel Chelsea, an ideal choice when seeking exceptional New York hotels, hospitable service in an unpretentious, accessible and sustainable manner. Enjoy stunning accommodations at our Chelsea New York City hotel, friendly service, and accessibility to all the top picks in dining, shopping, entertainment and more. When considering Chelsea boutique hotels choose The GEM Hotel.

7 GEM Hotel Midtown West, The

212-967-7206

449 West 36th Street www.theGEMhotel.com/LGBT The GEM Hotel Midtown West, a neighborhood boutique is two blocks from the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center and between the hottest gay & lesbian neighborhoods in NYC, Chelsea & Hell's Kitchen. Guests are within walking distance from all that Midtown has to offer, including world-famous restaurants, night clubs, art galleries, shopping and more. All rooms are smoke-free and include; iPod docking stations, flat panel televisions, bottled water and bath robes. Additionally, the hotel features additional services; nightly turndown, complimentary WiFi and local telephone calls.

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135 East Houston Street www.theGEMhotel.com/LGBT The GEM Hotel SoHo, a neighborhood boutique, borders the hot and trendy neighborhoods of the Lower East Side and SoHo. Along beautiful cobblestone streets, the best NYC shopping, downtown nightlife, restaurants and art galleries offer an intersection of life, luxury, and the latest fashions housed in historic cast-iron buildings lined with glass-bottle sidewalks. The only thing that may be more attractive than the architecture is the people wandering down the streets. All rooms are smoke-free and include; iPod docking stations, flat panel televisions, cordless phones, bottled water and bath robes. Additionally, the hotel features additional services; nightly turndown, complimentary WiFi and local telephone calls.

9 The Jade Hotel Greenwich Village

212-375-1300

52 West 13th Street www.thejadenyc.com

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A boutique neighborhood hotel for the experiential travelers seeking an authentic NYC experience. Situated in the heart of Greenwich Village, The Jade Hotel embodies the energy and individuality of the Village lifestyle while reflecting its charm & history. Additionally, The Jade Hotel features the Grape & Vine restaurant and bar. Complimentary in-room Saratoga bottled water, turndown service, WiFi, and fitness center.

10 The Hotel at Times Square

OUT-OF-TOWN ACCOMMODATION

212-719-2300

59 West 46th Street www.thehotelattimessquare.com The Hotel @ Times Square offers style, location, and value! One of NYC's best kept secrets is located on W. 46th Street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. Enjoy free amenities not usually offered at 5-Star hotels i.e. Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, free continental breakfast, and free phone calls to anywhere in the US and Canada! If that's not enough, enjoy the free 24-hour fitness room! Walk to Broadway theaters, Fifth Avenue shopping, Radio Music Hall, and the newest Apple Store in Grand Central Terminal.

11 THE OUT NYC

212-947-2999

510 West 42nd Street www.theoutnyc.com THE OUT NYC is New York’s first straight friendly urban resort! It is here that you will find yourself in a destination amongst the social epicenter for the local gay community — a place where gay people, their friends, and their families can experience the best of lodging, nightlife, food, drink and design. Whether you are here to create memories, to start the party of a lifetime, or to simply “Stay, Play, Eat, Chill and Revive”, THE OUT NYC welcomes you to the heart of New York City’s Hellís Kitchen!

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12 Wyndham Garden Manhattan Chelsea West 212-243-0800 37 West 24th Street www.wyndhamnyc.com Lounge, play, work, wine and dine in the heart of New York City. Nestled in Manhattan's Chelsea district, the Wyndham Garden Hotel Manhattan Chelsea West is a contemporary urban retreat in the heart of NYC, where you are free to live, lounge, and love. Designed by world-renowned architect Michael Graves with natural peace and productivity, our intimate boutique hotel-dressed in colorful tiles and metal is the first Wyndham Garden Hotel in New York City. It's more than hospitality it's an escape from the ordinary.

OUT-OF-TOWN ACCOMMODATIONS Kemble Inn

800-353-4113

2 Kemble Street, Lennox, MA www.kembleinn.com The Kemble Inn offers a place to unwind year-round amidst the Berkshires’ natural beauty and world-class classical & contemporary arts & culture. The gilded age mansion is fitted with the sophistication of modern technology, contemporary furnishings, and thoughtful interior design. Not your grandmother's B&B! Ralph Lauren style in Lenox! The New York Times reports that our breakfast could be the Berkshires’ best. continued on page 17

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TAG-APPROVED ACCOMMODATIONS New York 6 Columbus 6 Columbus Circle 60 Thompson 60 Thompson Street 70 Park Avenue Hotel 70 Park Avenue at 38th Street Andaz Wall Street 75 Wall Street Chelsea Pines Inn 317 West 14th Street Comfort Inn Midtown West - Convention Center 442 W 36th St. Comfort Inn Times Square South 305 West 39th Street Conrad New York 102 North End Avenue Crowne Plaza Times Square 1605 Broadway Duane Street Hotel 130 Duane Street Element by Westin Times Square 311 W 39th Street Eventi, a Kimpton Hotel 851 Avenue of the Americas Flatotel 135 West 52nd Street Gild Hall 15 Gold Street Hilton New York 1335 Avenue of the Americas Holiday Inn Express Manhattan West Side 538 West 48th Street Hotel 373 Fifth Avenue 373 Fifth Avenue Hyatt Union Square New York 134 Fourth Avenue Ink 48, a Kimpton Hotel 653 11th Avenue at 48th JW Marriott Essex House New York 160 Central Park South Millenium Hilton 55 Church Street New York Marriott Downtown 85 West Street New York Marriott East Side 525 Lexington Avenue New York Marriott Marquis 1535 Broadway Novotel New York 226 West 52nd Street Renaissance New York Hotel 57 130 East 57th Street Renaissance NY Hotel Times Square 2 Times Square / 714 Seventh Residence Inn by Marriott Times Square 1033 Ave. of the Americas Smyth Tribeca, A Thompson Hotel 85 West Broadway Sofitel New York 45 West 44th Street St. Giles New York - The Court 130 East 39th Street The Alex Hotel 205 E. 45th Street The Gem Hotel - Chelsea 300 West 22nd Street The Gem Hotel - Midtown West 449 West 36th Street The Gem Hotel - SoHo 135 E Houston Street The Jade Hotel Greenwich Village 52 West 13th Street The Mark 25 East 77th Street The MAve NYC 62 Madison Avenue The Michelangelo 152 West 51st Street The Milford 700 Eighth Avenue The Muse Hotel 130 West 46th Street The OUT NYC 510 West 52nd Street The Sherry-Netherland 781 Fifth Avenue Trump International Hotel & Tower One Central Park West W New York - Times Square 1567 Broadway at 47th Street Waldorf Astoria 301 Park Avenue Westin New York At Times Square 270 West 43rd Street Wyndham Garden Hotel Manhattan - Chelsea West 37 W. 24th St.

212-204-3000 877-431-0400 212-973-2400 212-590-1234 212-929-1023 212-714-6699 212-268-3040 212-945-0100 212-977-4000 212-964-4600 877-353-6368 212-564-4567 800-352-8683 212-232-7700 212-586-7000 212-582-0693 800-237-8918 212-253-1234 212-757-0088 212-247-0300 212-693-2001 212-385-4900 212-755-4000 212-398-1900 212-315-0100 212-753-8841 212-765-7676 800-331-3131 212-587-7000 212-354-8844 866-598-8718 212-887-5100 212-675-1911 212-967-7206 212-358-8844 212-375-1300 866-744-4300 212-532-7373 212-765-0505 888-352-3650 212-485-2400 212-947-2999 877-743-7710 212-299-1000 212-930-7400 800-925-3673 866-837-4183 212-243-0800

Brooklyn Hotel Le Bleu 370 4th Avenue, Brooklyn 718-625-1500 New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge 333 Adams St., Brooklyn 718-246-7000 NU Hotel - Brooklyn 85 Smith Street, Brooklyn 718-852-8558

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f you want to be where the gays are, Seventh & Eighth Avenues in Chelsea and Ninth Ave. in Hell’s Kitchen are the two gayest dining strips with numerous eateries and a maddening number of choices.

Elmo is one of our favorites. The swank eatery has a rotating staff of cute servers and a lively bar. Whether you are craving a cocktail or comfort food, it’s one of Chelsea’s best spots for a night out. A few blocks north on Seventh Ave., Restivo is a traditional Italian restaurant with a cozy bar. When you are in the mood for a modern French bistro serving artfully prepared and presented nouvelle cuisine then, by all means you should head to La Silhouette, in Hell’s Kitchen! Just off Eighth Ave., Sueños is a creatively festive hideaway serving tasty Mexican dishes prepared by chef Sue Torres. Dave & Buster’s - A fun-filled place to grab a burger and try your luck at the machines. Check out El Cid, known for tapas and tasty drinks, their specialty.

In the 40s and 50s along Ninth Ave. you’ll find a high concentration of restaurants popular with gay diners. 44 SW Ristorante & Martini Bar is the oldest Italian restaurant in the neighborhood. In the back, there’s a cozy lounge area and bar for drinks. Gossip Bar & Grill is open for lunch, dinner, weekend brunch and has a 4-7pm happy hour. Lips Located in the fashionable East Side, enjoy 1st class entertainment with good food and drinks keeping the party going. Your server will take good care of you Village Den and Manatus are two longstanding Village institutions serving classic diner fare. Now in their new Times Square location, Lucky Cheng’s has been delighting visitors with hilarious dinner shows, drag queens and free karaoke ( On Sunday through Thursday nights mention FunMaps for a 2-for-1 dinner/show ).

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NYC DINING BY NEIGHBORHOOD Chelsea Cafeteria Casa Havana Cola's Dallas Barbeque Dish Restaurant, The East of Eighth El Cid Elmo Intermezzo Lasagna Restaurant New Venus Pad Thai Noodle Lounge Peryiali 21 Restivo Ristorante Rocking Horse Cafe Seven Bar & Grill Sueños

119 Seventh Avenue 190 8th Avenue 148 Eighth Avenue 261 Eighth Avenue 201 Eighth Avenue 254 West 23rd Street 174 8th Avenue 156 Seventh Avenue 202 Eighth Avenue 196 Eighth Avenue 252 8th Avenue 114 Eighth Avenue 35 West 20th Street 209 Seventh Avenue 182 Eighth Avenue 350 7th Avenue 311 West 17th Street

212-414-1717 212-243-9421 212-633-8020 212-462-0001 212-352-9800 212-352-0075 212-524-6818 212-337-8000 212-929-3433 212-242-4551 212-243-0980 212-691-6226 212-463-7890 212-366-4133 212-463-9511 212-967-1919 212-243-1333

10 East 16th Street 127 Lexington Avenue 227 East 56th Street 243 East 53rd Street

212-243-1616 212-685-1888 212-675-7710 212-308-8882

132 Second Avenue 77 St. Marks Place 178 Second Avenue 97 St. Marks Place

212-777-5574 212-777-2537 212-995-0900 212-674-9302

630 Ninth Avenue 733 Ninth Avenue 362 West 53rd Street 240 West 52nd Street 802 Ninth Avenue

212-757-2277 212-265-2720 212-581-2400 212-995-5500 212-262-1299

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762 Ninth Avenue Aura Thai Fusion Cuisine 462 Ninth Avenue B. Smith Restaurant 320 West 46th Street Bamboo 52 344 W. 52nd Street Brazil Brazil 328 West 46th Street Cascina Ristorante 647 Ninth Avenue 43 Dave & Buster's 234 West 42nd Street Etcetera Etcetera 352 West 44th Street Hell's Kitchen 679 Ninth Avenue L’Allegria Ristorante 623 Ninth Avenue Ristorante Amarone 686 Ninth Avenue Tagine 221 West 38th Street Tasti D-lite 1588 Broadway Trattoria Dopo Teatro 125 West 44th Street Vice Versa 325 West 51st Street Vintage Bar & Restaurant 753 Ninth Avenue

212-315-4582 212-489-0810 212-971-8530 212-315-1100 212-315-2777 212-957-4300 212-245-4422 646-495-2015 212-399-4141 212-977-1588 212-265-6777 212-245-6060 212-564-7292 212-265-4073 212-869-2849 212-399-9265 212-581-4655

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East Side Chat ‘n Chew Chez le Chef 25 Lips Luna Piena Ristorante Italiano

East Village Dallas Barbeque La Palapa Pangea Yaffa Cafe

Hell's Kitchen Five Napkin Burger Gossip Bar & Restaurant 22 La Silhouette Lucky Cheng's Pier 9 Restaurant

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Upper East Side Dallas Barbeque Lexington Candy Shop

1265 Third Avenue 1226 Lexington Avenue

212-772-9393 212-288-0057

200 West 70th Street 27 West 72 Street

212-873-7411 212-873-2004

113 Greenwich Avenue 597 Hudson Street 519 Hudson Street 99 7th Avenue South 605 Hudson Street 340 Bleecker Street 52 Jane Street 9 Ninth Ave (at Little W 12th St) 569 Hudson Street 314 West 11th Street 87 Seventh Avenue South 225 West 12th Street

212-727-0584 212-206-1100 212-633-1133 212-645-0600 212-255-4406 212-989-7042 212-206-7577 212-929-4844 212-242-6200 212-620-0393 212-691-7885 212-691-0303

Upper West Side Cafe Luxembourg Dallas Barbeque

West Village Benny's Burritos Bus Stop Cafe Cowgirl Garage Restaurant and Cafe La Ripaille 23 Manatus Restaurant Móle Pastis Philip Marie Spotted Pig Sushi Samba Seven 24 Village Den Restaurant

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RESOURCES AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) www.aidshealth.org Callen-Lorde Community Health Center 356 West 18th Street Gay & Lesbian National Hotline Gay Men's Health Crisis Hotline 119 West 24th Street 40 LGBT Community Center, The 208 West 13th Street NGLCCNY 104 West 29th Street NYC & Company www.nycgo.com NYC Gay & Lesbian Anti-Violence Project www.avp.org Times Square Visitor Center 1560 Broadway

ADULT ENTERTAINMENT

323-860-5200 212-271-7200 888-843-4564 800-243-7692 212-620-7310 646-383-6043 212-484-1200 212-714-1141 212-869-1890

SHOPPING & SERVICES Adult Entertainment / Products 41 Les Hommes Book Shop Pleasure Chest, The Rainbow Station The Blue Store 42 Unicorn

217B West 80th St, 2nd Floor 212-580-2445 156 Seventh Avenue South 212-242-2158 207 Eighth Avenue 212-924-0591 206 Eighth Avenue 212-924-8315 277C West 22nd Street 212-924-2921

Attractions For a full list of Attractions see pages 40-43 & 47 9/11 Memorial & Museum 1 Albany Street CityPASS www.citypass.com 43 Dave & Buster's 234 West 42nd Street Intrepid Sea & Air Museum 1 Intrepid Square 12th Ave at 46th 44 Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay & Lesbian Art 26 Wooster St Madame Tussauds New York 234 West 42nd Street Metropolitan Museum of Art 1000 5th Avenue @82nd St Museum of Arts & Design (MAD) 2 Columbus Circle Museum of Sex 233 Fifth Avenue National Museum of LGBT History 208 West 13th Street Solomon R. Guggenheim 1071 Fifth Avenue Whitney Museum of American Art 945 Madison Avenue

212-266-5211 888-330-5008 646-495-2015 212-245-0072 212-431-2609 212-512-9600 212-535-7710 212-956-3535 212-689-6337 212-620-7310 212-423-3500 212-570-3676

Bookstores Partners & Crime Saint Marks Bookshop

44 Greenwich Avenue 31 Third Avenue

212-243-0440 212-260-7853

110 Eighth Avenue 111 Christopher Street 429 West 46th Street 180 Eighth Avenue

212-243-9141 212-243-5339 212-582-0662 212-691-4729

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Footwear / Sportswear / Underwear

Universal Gear

140 Eighth Avenue

212-206-9119

168 8th Avenue 720 Ninth Avenue

212-633-1525 212-246-8244

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Confections / Chocolates / Baked Goods 47 Li-Lac Chocolates

40 Eighth Avenue

212-924-2280

Entertainment / Recreation 43 Dave & Buster's Quad Cinema

234 West 42nd Street 646-495-2015 34 W 13th St (Bet. 5th & 6th) 212-255-2243

Events For a full list of Events see pages 44-46 Equality Forum (out-of-town) www.equalityforum.com GayFest NYC www.gayfestnyc.com GLBT Travel Expo www.glbttravelexpo.com The Original GLBT Expo www.originalglbtexpo.com

215-732-3378 212-868-5570 718-622-5709 800-243-9774

Health Clubs / Gyms / Exercise & Fitness Chelsea Piers Health Club & Spa Pier 60 & Hudson River David Barton Gym - Chelsea 215 W. 23rd Street David Barton Gym - Uptown 30 East 85th Street New York Athletic Club 180 Central Park South New York Sports Club 2162 Broadway

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212-352-9876

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Leather / Erotica Eve's Garden (Women) Purple Passion

119 West 57th Street 211 West 20th Street

212-757-8651 212-807-0486

Pharmacies / Health & Beauty Arrow Pharmacy Goodrich Pharmacy 49 Out of the Closet Pharmacare Speciality Pharmacy Stadtlanders Pharmacy 50 Village Apothecary

883 Ninth Avenue 104 West 70th Street 475 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn 126 8th Avenue 126 Eighth Avenue 346 Bleecker Street

212-245-8469 212-877-3090 718-614-5949 212-807-8798 212-352-5200 212-807-7566

341 West 38th Street

212-864-4555

227 East 56th Street 27 West 20th Street

212-826-0136 212-691-2700

660 Madison Avenue 745 5th Avenue 59th Street & Lexington Ave 504 Broadway 245 West 34th Street 51 7th Avenue South 449 West 14th Street 85 Christopher Street 424 5th Avenue 151 West 34th Street 192 Eighth Avenue 611 5th Avenue

212-826-8900 800-558-1855 212-705-2000 212-729-5900 212-967-7390 212-243-4570 212-206-1272 212-366-3800 212-391-3344 212-695-4400 212-627-2166 212-753-4000

424 Broadway, 2nd floor

212-226-4286

Real Estate Services Cooper & Cooper Real Estate

Sauna (Men’s) East Side Club West Side Club

Shopping Barney’s Bergdorf Goodman Bloomingdale’s East East Bloomingdale’s SoHo Conway’s Gifted Jeffrey London Boutique Lord & Taylor Macy’s Rainbows & Triangles Saks Fifth Avenue

Tattoos / Piercings Sacred Tattoo

Theater / Performing Arts Atlantic Theatre Company 336 West 20th Street 51 Buyer and Cellar (at Barrow Street Theatre) 27 Barrow St John Houseman Theater 450 West 42nd Street 52 Stomp (at the Orpheum Theatre) 126 2nd Avenue 53 Fuerza Bruta (at Daryl Roth Theatre) 101 East 15th Street 54 My Name Is Asher Lev (at Westside Theatre) 407 W 43rd St 55 Peter and the Starcatcher (at New World Stages) 340 West 50th Street Naked Boys Singing (Kirk Theatre) 410 West 42nd Street New York City Ballet 20 Lincoln Center Plaza New York City Gay Men’s Chorus www.nycgmc.org Roundabout Theatre Company www.roundabouttheatre.org Second Stage Theatre 305 W 43rd St (W of 8th Ave) SpotCo NYC Palace Theatre 512 7th Avenue

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Transportation Services 56 Amtrak ( www.amtrak.com) 57 Long Island RR Metro North

Penn Station, 400 W 31st St. 800-USA-RAIL www.mta.info/lirr 718-217-LIRR www.mta.info/mnr/ 212-532-4900

Travel Services / Tours / Sightseeing Blazing Saddles Bike Rentals & Tours 89 South Street Central Park Bike Tours 203 West 58th Street City Sights NY 4725 27th Street Gay & Lesbian Art Gallery Walking Tours 526 West 26th Street Hornblower Cruises Pier 40 (at Westside Hwy & Houston St) Liberty Helicopters 6 East River Piers Manhattan by Sail 255 Broadway Source Events www.sourceevents.com

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Attractions 9/11 Memorial & Museum 1 Albany Street 212-266-5211 www.911memorialmuseum.org A national tribute of remembrance and honor to the men, women and children killed in the terror attacks of September 11, 2001 and February 26, 1993.

American Museum of Natural History Central Park West at 79th Street A must-see destination for people of all ages, featuring the new Rose Center for Earth and Space, the most sophisticated facility of its kind in the world, which includes the new Hayden Planetarium, Hall of the Universe, and Hall of Planet Earth. Don't miss the world-famous Dinosaur, Ocean Life, and Meteorite Halls.

Shop in four stores for gifts from around the the natural world & the universe.

Carnegie Hall The Archives are open to the public Monday through Friday, 9:30am-5:30pm, by appointment only 212-903-9629 West 57th Street & 7th Ave. Since 1891, this hall has been host to an array of individual performers, musicians and musical groups. From the Vienna and the Berlin Philharmonic to Yo-Yo Ma and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, virtually all the greats have been here at one point or another.

Chelsea Piers Sports Complex Off Hudson River, Between 18th & 23rd Streets www.chelseapiers.com The Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex is a 30-acre sports village with sweeping views of the Hudson River.

Situated on four historic piers, Chelsea Piers offers athletic facilities for baseball, basketball, bowling, boxing, dance, figure skating, golf gymnastics, ice hockey, rock climbing, running, soccer, swimming, volleyball and also features a destination gym, a 150,000-square-foot private health club as well as several riverside dining options.

Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises

Grand Central Terminal / New York Transit Museum 42nd Street & Lexington Avenue 212-935-3960 or 212-697-1245 Grand Central Terminal is NYC’s greatest Transportation hub! The structure itself, both within and outside is a remarkable architecture miracle. Located adjacent to the Station Masters’ Office is the New York Transit Museum with ongoing exhibitions. Entrance is Free and they’ve got a shop available for you to purchase transit related goods and gifts. Every Wednesday and Friday at 12:30 pm, there are free tours catering to the individual run by the Municipal Arts Society & Grand Central Partnership.

Guggenheim Museum 1071 5th Ave (at 89th St.) 212-423-3500 www.guggenheim.org Frank Lloyd Wright's masterpiece of modern architecture is home to one of the world's finest collections of 20th century art. Don't miss walking the grand ramp that curves from the ground to the dome. You'll see masterpieces by such noted artists as Chagall, Kandinsky, Picasso and van Gogh. Plus changing exhibitions that are always significant and intriguing.

Intrepid Museum Pier 86 W 46th St & 12th Ave 212-957-3701 www.intrepidmuseum.org Launched on April 26, 1943, this Vessel was decommission 37 years later and in 1982 was donated by the US Navy in order to become a floating museum.

Within the Intrepid’s Hangar is quite a number of aircraft available for your viewing, a flight simulator, many educational sections, documentary style movies (with a theater or two) and some truly spectacular computerized consoles from which you’ll learn of the US Military’s naval, air and ground forces past and present.

Jacob Javits Center

Pier 83, Midtown (West 42nd Street & 12th Avenue) 212-563-3200 See New York City the Circle Line way.

Give us 2 hours of your time and you can experience the grandeur of Mid and Lower Manhattan. Our professional tourguides will share the legends and lore behind our great city. You will enjoy magnificent views of the world's premier skyline and a close encounter of the best kind with the Statue of Liberty. All 3 tours circle the Statue of Liberty and stop in front for photo ops but do not allow passengers to disembark.

City Hall / City Hall Park Broadway & Chambers Streets

Empire State Building 350 5th Avenue at 34th St. 9:30am-11:15pm daily 212-736-3100 This skyscraper was completed in 1931 and rises 1,250 feet above the ground for a total of 102 floors. Until 1954 it was the highest structure in the world. It took less than two years to build, which was unheard of at that time. The colors of the lighting system at the very top are based on an annual schedule and special events.

Eleventh Avenue Btw 34th & 39th Streets www.javitscenter.com The Center is host to over 90 major trade shows and conventions each year including: NY International Gift Fair, American International Toy Fair, New York Restaurant & Food Service, Gay & Lesbian Expo, New York International Auto Show, International Bar Show, International Fancy Food & Confection, NY Int’l Boat Show, plus many more.

Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay & Lesbian Art 26 Wooster Street 212-431-2609 www.leslielohman.org The queer aesthetic has always enlivened the visual arts, theater, dance, film, design, fashion and advertising. Yet much of the creative output by gay men and women has been largely unacknowledged. For five decades, the Leslie/Lohman Gay Art Foundation, and now the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art, has played a pioneering role in celebrating the accomplishments of gay artists.

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Attractions Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts Btwn 62nd & 66th Streets West of Broadway www.lincolncenter.org The 16.3-acre Lincoln Center complex, one of the world’s foremost performing arts centers, is home to 12 resident arts organizations including the Metropolitan Opera, Avery Fisher Hall, New York State Theater, Juilliard School, Alice Tully Hall, Vivian Beaumont Theater, Library-Museum of the Performing Arts, Guggenheim Bandshell in Damrosch Park, and a number of Fordham University buildings.

Madison Square Garden 7th Ave betw 31st & 33rd Streets TicketMaster: (212) 307-7171 Garden Information: (212) 465-MSG1 Madison Square Garden and its Theater can accommodate upwards of 20,000 people and is home to such teams as the New York Rangers, the New York Knicks, and the New York Liberty.

Metropolitan Museum of Art 1000 Fifth Ave. at 82nd St. 212-535-7710 www.metmuseum.org Visit the Met and see the world! Discover a collection of global acclaim spanning 5,000 years. From ancient Egyptian splendors to modern American painting, complemented by an astonishing sweep of more than 30 special exhibitions each year. It's all under one roof at the Met, New York City's number one tourist attraction.

Staten Island Ferry Lower Manhattan – Battery Park 718-876-8441, www.siferry.com You will want to take the FREE Staten Island Ferry to get a clearer perspective of this great city. There’s a ferry leaving at just about every half hour and the trip to Staten Island is roughly 20 minutes.

There’s also a great view of Lower Downtown, the Statue of Liberty and the Verrazano Bridge in the distance.

Statue of Liberty / Ellis Island Ferries Depart from Battery Park in New York and Liberty State Park in Jersey City, NJ The Statue of Liberty was presented to the United States by the people of France in 1886. This great national landmark has been a worldwide symbol of freedom to millions of people and a welcoming beacon for millions of immigrants.

Time Square / Theater District Times Square Visitors Center 1560 Broadway, between 46th & 47th Streets Open every day, 8 to 8. www.timessquarebid.org Time square is a spectacular area to shop, eat and catch the latest Broadway show.

Down Broadway through the crush of tourists gaping into TV studios and craning their necks to the latest 100ft billboard. Time Square is also the home to dozens of Broadway shows, with discount tickets available in the traffic island on 47th Street.

Top of the Rock

Museum of Arts & Design (MAD) 2 Columbus Circle 212-299-7777 www.madmuseum.org The Museum of Arts and Design collects, displays, and interprets objects that document contemporary and historic innovation in craft, art, and design. In its exhibitions and educational programs, the Museum celebrates the creative process through which materials are crafted into works that enhance contemporary life.

Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

50th Street, between 5th & 6th Ave 877-692-7625 www.topoftherocknyc.com Top of the Rock Observation Deck offers stunning views of New York City and beyond. Come experience the interior and exterior decks on the top three floors of this magnificent art deco building. Enjoy 360° panoramic views 70 stories up in the sky. This is your New York! HOURS: Open 365 days a year, 8am to midnight.

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11 West 53 Street (between 5th & 6th Ave.) The world's most renowned collection of modern and contemporary art has a new home. Experience the largest display ever of MoMA's collection at the new Museum of Modern Art. Highlights include van Gogh's The Starry Night, and Picasso's Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, along with more recent works by the greatest artists of our time.

40th to 52nd Sts/Broadway, 7th & 8th Avenues 212-963-7539 The UN was established on October 24th, 1945 by 51 countries for the sake of preserving and upholding peace and humanitarianism. Today there are 189 members of the UN. For each one of these members, there flies a flag in front of the main office. Inside are wonderful works of art and Guided Tours are conducted daily from 9:45am - 4:45pm.

Museum of Sex

Whitney Museum of American Art

233 Fifth Avenue at 27th 212-689-6337 www.museumofsex.com For a more unique adventure head over to and explore all that is erotic, racy & taboo.

Rockefeller Center 5th to 6th Avenues between 48th & 51st Streets Amongst the streets of 48th & 51st and between 5th 6th Avenues are a complex of 19 buildings on 2 acres which make up Rockefeller Center. Within these buildings you’ll find offices, shops, restaurants, broadcasting, skating rink and even what’s considered to be NYC’s largest theater, Radio City Music Hall.

945 Madison Avenue at 75th Street New York, NY 10021 212-570-3600 www.whitney.org The Whitney Museum houses one of the world's foremost collections of twentiethcentury American art. The Permanent Collection of some 12,000 works encompasses paintings, sculptures, multimedia installations, drawings, prints, and photographs—and is still growing.

The Museum was founded in 1931 with a core group of 700 art objects, many of them from the personal collection of founder Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney.

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Equality Forum

January 28th - March 2nd, 2014 Jacob Javits Convention Center 655 West 34th Street, New York 800-322-9332 www.nyttravelshow.com Where to go on your next trip? Open your mind to the possibilities as you get a closer look at the hundreds of places featured at the show: domestic and international hot spots, familiar favorites, and those underthe-radar escapes that are still relatively crowd-free.

MAR The Original GLBT Expo March 22nd – 23rd, 2014 Jacob Javits Convention Center, 655 West 34th Street, New York 800-243-9774 originalglbtexpo.com For over 18 years, the EXPO has helped to present the finest products & services available to the GLBT consumer. Starting in 1993, the EXPO has generated over $80,000,000 of dollars spent within the Greater Tri-State area. This includes the GLBT friendly companies from every industry, both large and small, Fortune 1000 and Gay-owned companies. They have all discovered the GLBT Community is affluent, brand-loyal, well educated and business minded. It is the truest of definition of "THE PERFECT NICHE MARKET".

The Black Party Weekend March 21st - 23rd, 2014 Roseland Ballroom, 239 W 52nd St, NY other Locations TBA 212-674-8541, www.theblackparty.com One of gay New York’s largest attended, most anticipated and highly promoted events. Is considered the Father of all large circuit parties and with more than 4,000 attendees remains one of the biggest gay dance parties in the world. It is known and respected world wide for its notorious productions and continues to retain its reputation for cutting edge innovation and staging, superstar international DJs, world class performances and its legendary “strange live acts”.

APR The NYC Gay Travel Expo Official 2014 dates TBA (Previously on April 28th, 2013) The LGBT Center 208 West 13 Street, NY www.glbttravelexpo.com The New York City Gay Travel Expo is an exciting new event where you can learn about new travel destinations, rediscover old ones, find glbt friendly travel providers and get information to plan your next vacation. Exhibitors will include: airlines, hotels, cruise lines, car rental companies, resorts, exotic destinations, convention and visitors bureaus. Everyone of them reaching out to the glbt consumer.

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May 1st - 4th, 2014 EVENT Philadelphia, PA www.equalityforum.com Equality Forum presents annually the largest national and international GLBT civil rights forum. The Equality Forum includes over 50 programs, parties and special events with no registration free and all substantive programs for free.

Featured events include National Equality Rally at Independence Hall, Art Exhibit, Int’l Equality Dinner at the National Constitution Center, SundayOUT! street festival & much more.

AIDS Walk New York Official 2014 dates TBA (Previously on May 19th, 2013) Central Park, New York, NY www.aidswalk.net/newyork

GayFest NYC Official 2014 dates TBA (Previously on May 23rd - Jun 16th, 13) at Abington Theatre Company 212-868-5570, www.gayfestnyc.com The month-long theatre festival is the country’s premier festival of new works by LGBT authors or that spotlights gayfriendly subject matter.

JUN Staten Island LGBT Pride Official 2014 dates TBA (Previously on June 1st, 2013 12-5pm) Through the streets of St. George www.silgbtcenter.org The parade starts on Central Ave at Slosson Terrace and winds through the streets of St. George! (just a few steps from the Staten Island Ferry). The festival will be in Tompkinsville Park (right next to the Staten Island LGBT Community Center).

Queens Pride Official 2014 dates TBA (Previously on June 2nd, 2013 12pm) 89th St. & 37th Ave., Jackson Heights 718-228-7599, www.queenspride.org Queens is New York’s largest borough geographically and has several gay neighborhoods including Astoria, Woodside and Jackson Heights. The annual pride celebration is held in Jackson Heights with a parade down 37th Avenue.

Brooklyn Pride Official 2014 dates TBA (Previously on June 3rd - 8th, 2013) Prospect Park, Park Slope, New York (9th Street and Prospect Park West) 718-928-3320, brooklynpride.org Held in Park Slope, one of NYC’s most concentrated lesbian neighborhoods, the Brooklyn Pride Parade is the Northeast’s only pride parade held at night. There is also a festival and events that include an Interfaith Service, a Pride Reception at Borough Hall, a 5K Pride Run, and an Official After Party.

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Official 2014 dates TBA (Previously on June 8th, 2013 1PM) Main Street to Heckscher Park, Huntington, Long Island 631-225-2726, liprideparade.com The Parade has become one of the largest outside of NYC in New York State and is held along Main Street in Huntington Village. The Festival in the Park is the crown jewel of the Pride Day Celebration, featuring all-live entertainment, food courts, community information booths, vendors of all kinds and much more. The festival is free for everyone to attend, with no admission charges. Families can enjoy our "PRIDE KIDDIE KORNER"-Clown, Face Painting, FREE for the kids!

New York Musical Theatre Festival July 8th - 28th, 2013 212-664-0979, www.nymf.org The festival is the largest musical theatre event in America. The preeminent site for launching new musicals and discovering new talent. More than 85 festival shows have gone on to productions on and offBroadway, and Festival alumni have received a wide array of awards including the Tony and the Pulitzer Prize.

Bronx Pride July 20th, 2013 (12 pm until 6 pm) Baretto Point Park, Bronx, NY, NY 718-292-4368 bronxpride2013.eventbrite.com

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Folsom Street East Official 2014 dates TBA (Previously on June 23rd, 2013 2-7pm) 28th Street, New York, NY between 10th & 11th Avenues www.folsomstreeteast.org Folsom Street East is the largest outdoor fetish street festival on the eastern coast, bringing thousands of sexy kinksters out onto the streets of NYC on a summer afternoon to celebrate sexual diversity & expression.

New York City Pride Week Official 2014 dates TBA (Previously on June 28th - 30th, 2013) Various locations around NYC 212-80-PRIDE, www.nycpride.org Heritage of Pride is a wholly volunteermanaged, non-partisan, tax-exempt, notfor-profit corporation that organizes LGBT Pride events in NYC to commemorate & celebrate the Stonewall Riots.

Broadway Bares XXI Official 2014 dates TBA (Previously on Jun 23rd, 2013) Roseland Ballroom, 239 W 52nd St, NY 212-840-0770, broadwaybares.com

July 27th - 31st, 2013 SVA Theatre, 333 W 23rd Street, NY between 8th & 9th Avenues 646-290-8136, www.newfest.org As New York City's premier LGBT film organization, NewFest empowers, educates, entertains, and provokes the culturally rich & diverse communities of the greater metropolitan region. NewFest's year-round programming includes NewFest: The NY Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, & Transgender Film Festival, one of the most comprehensive showcases of international LGBT film/video in the world.

NOV MIX NYC: The New York Queer Experimental Film Festival Official 2013 dates TBA (previously on Nov 13th - 18th, 2012) Theater for the New City, 151 1st Ave, 212-742-8880, www.mixnyc.org Mix, New York's Experimental Film & Video Festival, was founded over a decade ago as an alternative to mainstream gay fests. Now entering its second decade, Mix continues to promote queer works that confront conventional cinema & break new ground.

The first gay art museum in the world The Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art brings a new perspective providing viewers with a personal context and insight into artists as individuals never seen before. We demonstrate that LGBTQ art exists not in a vacuum, but as integral part of the art world.

Museum Programs • 6-8 major exhibitions annually • Collection of over 22,000 art objects • Artist and curator talks, lectures, panel discussions • Film screenings, play and poetry readings • Tours • Research library • Membership Program • The ARCHIVE, a quarterly arts journal www.LeslieLohman.org Museum Hours: Tues-Sun, 12 – 6 pm, Admission Free 26 Wooster Street, New York, NY 10013 212-431-2609 • info@LeslieLohman.org The Leslie Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art is operated by the Leslie Lohman Gay Art Foundation, Inc., a 501(c)3 non-profit founded in 1987 by Charles W. Leslie and Fritz Lohman who have supported LGBTQ artists for over 30 years. The Museum has been accredited by the New York State Board of Regents.

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37 West 20th Street / Chelsea www.boxersnyc.com Hours: Mon-Thur 4pm-2am, Fri 4pm-4am, Sat-Sun 1pm-4am BoxersNYC Gay Sports Bar in Chelsea has a great outdoor patio, pool tables, HUGE HD TV’s, brick oven pizza and NYC’s Best Happy Hour.

TAGS: sports bar, happy hour, outdoor space, pool tables, brick oven pizza, beer, TVs...

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642 10th Avenue / Hell’s Kitchen www.bar-tiniultralounge.com Hours: Daily 4pm – 4am, Happy Hour: 4pm – 8pm (half priced drinks) This recently expanded lounge features two long bars and several cozy seating areas. The décor is mostly white & modern. A great place to go after work or to start off a big night out.

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742 9th Avenue / Hell’s Kitchen www.boxersnyc.com/hk Hours: Mon - Fri 4pm - 4am, Sat - Sun 1pm - 4am BoxersHK Gay Sports Bar has an open rooftop terrace, DJ’s on two levels, HD TV’s, pool table, beers on tap & NYC’s Best Happy Hour.

TAGS: lounge, bar, TVs, pool table, digital video wall, private parties, roof deck, happy hour...

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512 West 42nd Street / Hells Kitchen www.xlnightclub.com Hours: 4PM – 4AM, 7 Days A Week A mixture of a cabaret lounge & a large exciting nightclub connected to the first gay hotel in NYC. TAGS: video screens, dancing, cabaret…

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114 Christopher Street / West Village www.tysbarnyc.com Hours: Mon – Fri 2PM – 4AM, Sat – Sun 1PM – 4AM In business since 1972, Ty's has remained popular with locals & visitors for decades. The laid-back and comfortable space is known for its friendly bartenders and relaxed t-shirts & jeans clad crowd.

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NYC NIGHTLIFE BY NEIGHBORHOOD Chelsea 20 Club, The VIP Club Barracuda 31 Boxers NYC Eagle NYC, The G Lounge Gym Sportsbar Secret Lounge Splash Bar XES Lounge

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East Side B Bar & Grill (Beige Tuesday Night) 40 East 4th Street Bemelman's Bar At The Carlyle Hotel 35 East 76th Street Brandy's Piano Bar 235 East 84th Street Evolve 221 East 58th Street 25 Lips 227 East 56th Street Tool Box 1742 Second Avenue Townhouse Bar, The 236 East 58th Street Uncle Charlie’s 139 East 45th Street

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East Village Boiler Room, The Cock, The Eastern Bloc Nowhere Phoenix Queen Vic UC Lounge Urge Lounge

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Hell's Kitchen 32 Bar-Tini Ultra Lounge 642 Tenth Avenue 33 Boxers HK 742 9th Avenue Escuelita 301 West 39th Street Fairytail Lounge 500 W 48th Street Flaming Saddles Saloon 793 9th Avenue Hardware Bar 697 10th Avenue Industry 355 West 52nd Street Lucky Cheng's 240 West 52nd Street Ninth Avenue Saloon 656 Ninth Avenue Posh 405 West 51st Street Providence 311 West 57th Street Ritz Lounge, The 369 West 46th Street Stage 48 605 West 48th Street The Blue Bar at the Algonquin Hotel 59 West 44th Street Therapy 348 West 52nd Street Vlada Lounge 331 West 51 Street 34 XL Nightclub 512 West 42nd Street

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Just off the Dock between Main Walk & Holly Walk, along Bayview Walk www.grovehotel.com Located in the very heart of Cherry Grove, the Hotel is central to the best that Fire Island has to offer. Only steps away are the beach, restaurants, shops, dance clubs and bars, catering to your every whim so you cannot only enjoy staying with us - you can also enjoy playing with us!

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The Pines (Fire Island) ACCOMMODATIONS Botel, The (formerly Hotel Ciel) Harbor Walk 2 Pines Bluff Overlook 362 Ocean Walk www.pinesbluffoverlook.com

631-597-6500 631-597-3064

We are one row off the beach, with views of the ocean and bay.

DINING Restaurants / Cafes Blue Whale, The Harbor Walk Canteena Harbor Walk Pines Pizza Bistro & Martini Bar 36 Fire Island Boulevard

631-597-6500 631-597-6010 631-597-3597

NIGHTLIFE Bars / Clubs / Lounges / Piano / Cabaret Blue Whale, The Mallory Square (Sayville) Pavilion, The Sip N Twirl

Harbor Walk 41 River Road Harbor Walk Pickety Ruff Walk

631-597-6500 631-589-8628 631-597-3599

SHOPPING & SERVICES Attractions Fire Island Lighthouse 4640 Captree Isl., fireislandlighthouse.com 631-321-7028

Car Service / Limousines Colonial Transportation, Inc.

282 Railroad Avenue

888-451-9511

Harbor Walk

631-597-4200

Clothing Summer Solstice

Clothing (Men's) Gostoso on the Harbor

Harbor Walk

Food Stores / Markets Marina Meat Market Pines Pantry, The Pines Pantry, The

Harbor Walk Harbor Walk Harbor Walk

631-597-6588 631-597-6200 631-597-6200

Health Clubs / Gyms / Exercise & Fitness Deck, Pool and Gym

Harbor Walk

631-597-6500

Harbor Walk

631-597-6442

Wine & Spirits Pines Liquor Store, The

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