¿Tiene problemas cuando bebe? ¿Bebe y se siente culpable? ¿Quiere dejar de beber?   En Cualquier grupo de A.A., Hay una silla reservada para usted, si considera que tiene problemas a causa del licor. Por Favor llame o texto 845 417 8682 mas pronte posible.   Para cada problema hay no Har, una soluciõn.

Open to all! Move to the rainbow of Latin & Caribbean rhythms with instructor Carlos Osorio of Cumbia Spirit School of Dance. No experience or partner needed. $5 suggested Donation. Location: The Center Calendar: Some Saturday's, 7-8pm Contact: programs@lgbtqcenter.org

Alternates speaker/discussion and Big Book discussion. Any alcoholic is welcome.

Bring your favorite treat, and enjoy the company of queer family. We’re a fun, monthly social meetup for queer families of any variety with early grade & elementary aged kids!

For those interest in engaging in personal relationships that are based upon the conscious exchange of power and authority. Contact MAsTKingstonNY@gmail.com for more information.

The Teen Leadership Council (TLC) at the Center is a program for teens, run by teens. The TLC is open to Middle and High School aged teens 12-19, and provides a safe an comfortable environment where teens can engage in:

• Leadership, Advocacy, and Community Organizing Skills
• Event Planning and Fundraising
• Friendship and Peer Supports
• Events, trips, and exercises to better themselves

For more info visit www.keyofq.org or email keyofqchorus@gmail.com

Clinician guided group counseling for those starting or considering gender transition. For entry into the group, please contact Signy Furiya at (845) 331-5300 or by email at s.furiya@lgbtqcenter.org.

The Center hosts a weekly radio show on Radio Kingston! Each week we interview changemakers, artists, activists, and community members to highlight the LGBTQ voice that often gets overlooked. Tune in every Monday at 9pm at 1490 WKNY, or stream it live at RadioKingston.org. The show feature local LGBTQ groups working for change, personal stories from people in our community, upcoming local and national events, and music from LGBTQ musicians.    

We are a group of LGBTQ individuals and their allies who love all aspects of fiber arts and/or crafts - from knitting, crocheting, spinning and weaving to quilting, rug hooking, needlepointing, beading, sewing, felting, braiding, collaging and more. If you love to create and want to share conversation, projects, and friendship, come and be part of the fun. Afterwards, we usually go to a local eatery for more conversation and fun.

Refuge Recovery is a non-theistic, Buddhist-inspired approach to recovery from addictions of all kinds. We are a community of people dedicated to the practices of mindfulness, compassion, forgiveness, and generosity, using meditation and kindness to heal the pain and suffering that addiction has caused in our lives and in the lives of those around us. Our weekly peer-led meetings include guided meditations, readings from the book Refuge Recovery, and group sharing and discussion. Open to people of all backgrounds and respectful of all recovery paths, these meetings are appropriate for anyone in, or interested in, recovery from any forms of addictive behavior. No prior meditation experience necessary. Always free; donations to the Center are welcome. Contact: filmcoman1@mac.com

Offers a discussion based on readings from Al-Anon literature. All friends and family of alcoholics are welcome.