Join us for an open, supportive, and insightful discussion every Thursday from 5:30-7:00 PM at the Hudson Valley LGBTQ+ Community Center (300 Wall Street, Kingston). This group is for all men (including non-binary and trans men), ages 18+, who want to share and explore their thoughts on masculinity, relationships, spirituality, and more in a welcoming space.

Topics range from:

• Defining masculinity

• Relationships & self-ideation

• Health & self-care

• The masculine-feminine spectrum

• And more—bring your ideas!

Come as you are, and connect with like-minded individuals!

Monthly Meeting of the Old Lesbians Organizing for Change (OLOC) Group.

In partnership with SAGE, this group is a great place to unwind, connect, and explore life’s experiences with others who share similar journeys. We'll dive into topics like what it means to identify as LGBTQIA+ as we age, the joys and challenges of growing older, ageism, relationships, health, and more. There's always plenty to discuss as we learn from each other's rich experiences!

Come relax and enjoy meaningful conversations with friends in the community!

Join us for GenQ, a drop-in program for youth ages 13 to 18 who identify as LGBTQ+ or are exploring their gender identity and/or sexual orientation.

GenQ provides a safe space for LGBTQ youth, fosters social connection to peers, encourages exploration into careers and post-secondary education, introduces youth to LGBTQ individuals working and thriving in the Hudson Valley and connects LGBTQ youth to positive role models and mentors who are LGBTQ or are allies. 🌈

Facilitated by Phoenix Laxton and Jester Garcia.

For more info, contact us at: programs@lgbtqcenter.org

SLAY SCHOOL: Intro to Drag for Teens is a 4-session workshop series designed to help young people explore themes of identity, self esteem, and representation through the art of drag performance. Session topics include developing a drag persona, learning the historical and cultural context of drag, designing a look, and practicing makeup techniques. Sessions will be led by local drag performers who will mentor teens as they develop their drag characters and learn about drag as a distinctly queer art form. SLAY SCHOOL is open to teens of any gender ages 13-18 who are interested in dressing up and having fun! Sessions will be held at the Community Center on the 3rd Tuesday of every month, 4pm-5:30pm. After the 4 sessions, participants will have the opportunity to show off their skills in a drag showcase at the Community Center during Pride Month. Register here to receive more information and updates about SLAY SCHOOL!

Postponed to April 15, 2025

The Community Acupuncture Clinic is provided by Dr. Lyndsay von Miller, DCAM, LAc. (Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine, Licensed Acupuncturist, Board Certified Herbalist). More information on Dr. von Miller can be found at her website: acupuncturebroadway.com

Trans-Formations is our support and discussion group for individuals 18+ considering or at any stage in their gender transition.

We meet on Mondays from 6 - 7:30 pm in person at the Community Center or over Zoom.

For questions and to receive the Zoom link, email phoenix@lgbtqcenter.org.

Join us for an evening of Queer-focused collaborative storytelling via tabletop games, such as Dungeons and Dragons, Lancer, Monster of the Week, and more! All ages and levels of gaming experience are welcome!

QTTRPG 2nd and 4th Fridays from 7-9 pm At the Community Center, 300 Wall Street, Kingston 2nd floor; Hayes-Waite Room

For more information, please contact tara@lgbtqcenter.org.

Join us for an open, supportive, and insightful discussion every Thursday from 5:30-7:00 PM at the Hudson Valley LGBTQ+ Community Center (300 Wall Street, Kingston). This group is for all men (including non-binary and trans men), ages 18-80, who want to share and explore their thoughts on masculinity, relationships, spirituality, and more in a welcoming space.

Topics range from:

• Defining masculinity

• Relationships & self-ideation

• Health & self-care

• The masculine-feminine spectrum

• And more—bring your ideas!

Come as you are, and connect with like-minded individuals!

In partnership with SAGE, this group is a great place to unwind, connect, and explore life’s experiences with others who share similar journeys. We'll dive into topics like what it means to identify as LGBTQIA+ as we age, the joys and challenges of growing older, ageism, relationships, health, and more. There's always plenty to discuss as we learn from each other's rich experiences!

Come relax and enjoy meaningful conversations with friends in the community!

Join us for GenQ, a drop-in program for youth ages 13 to 18 who identify as LGBTQ+ or are exploring their gender identity and/or sexual orientation.

GenQ provides a safe space for LGBTQ youth, fosters social connection to peers, encourages exploration into careers and post-secondary education, introduces youth to LGBTQ individuals working and thriving in the Hudson Valley and connects LGBTQ youth to positive role models and mentors who are LGBTQ or are allies. 🌈

Facilitated by Phoenix Laxton and Jester Garcia.

For more info, contact us at: programs@lgbtqcenter.org

The Community Acupuncture Clinic is provided by Dr. Lyndsay von Miller, DCAM, LAc. (Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine, Licensed Acupuncturist, Board Certified Herbalist). More information on Dr. von Miller can be found at her website: acupuncturebroadway.com

Trans-Formations is our support and discussion group for individuals 18+ considering or at any stage in their gender transition.

We meet on Mondays from 6 - 7:30 pm in person at the Community Center or over Zoom.

For questions and to receive the Zoom link, email phoenix@lgbtqcenter.org.

Grab your needles and yarn, it’s time to get crafty! Common Threads will bring together enthusiasts of all skill levels who share a passion for fiber arts, including knitting, crocheting, sewing, felting, and embroidery. No experience necessary - just bring your enthusiasm and willingness to learn. Some materials and tools will be provided, but feel free to bring your own projects to craft in community.

A chill space welcome to all queer individuals from 18-26.

Join us for an open, supportive, and insightful discussion every Thursday from 5:30-7:00 PM at the Hudson Valley LGBTQ+ Community Center (300 Wall Street, Kingston). This group is for all men (including non-binary and trans men), ages 18-80, who want to share and explore their thoughts on masculinity, relationships, spirituality, and more in a welcoming space.

Topics range from:

• Defining masculinity

• Relationships & self-ideation

• Health & self-care

• The masculine-feminine spectrum

• And more—bring your ideas!

Come as you are, and connect with like-minded individuals!

In partnership with SAGE, this group is a great place to unwind, connect, and explore life’s experiences with others who share similar journeys. We'll dive into topics like what it means to identify as LGBTQIA+ as we age, the joys and challenges of growing older, ageism, relationships, health, and more. There's always plenty to discuss as we learn from each other's rich experiences!

Come relax and enjoy meaningful conversations with friends in the community!

Join us for GenQ, a drop-in program for youth ages 13 to 18 who identify as LGBTQ+ or are exploring their gender identity and/or sexual orientation.

GenQ provides a safe space for LGBTQ youth, fosters social connection to peers, encourages exploration into careers and post-secondary education, introduces youth to LGBTQ individuals working and thriving in the Hudson Valley and connects LGBTQ youth to positive role models and mentors who are LGBTQ or are allies. 🌈

Facilitated by Phoenix Laxton and Jester Garcia.

For more info, contact us at: programs@lgbtqcenter.org

Our TDOV Fashion Show is an event where community members can strut their stuff on the runway to celebrate the diversity of gender expression. Trans artists will be present to sell their wares. The program will close with a special performance by Key of Q, Kingston’s LGBTQ+ and allied chorus.

Masks will be provided and encouraged for all those who want/need one, along with 3 HEPA filters in Apuzzo. There is a ramp available upon request, please call 845.331.5300 for a staff member to set it up on John Street.

New Paltz Gen Z meetings are back! Thank you to everyone who responded to our feedback survey. According to the results, Gen Z wants to do more community organizing and giving back. Our next meeting is scheduled for the 18th at the Redeemer Lutheran Church.

The Community Acupuncture Clinic is provided by Dr. Lyndsay von Miller, DCAM, LAc. (Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine, Licensed Acupuncturist, Board Certified Herbalist). More information on Dr. von Miller can be found at her website: acupuncturebroadway.com

Trans-Formations is our support and discussion group for individuals 18+ considering or at any stage in their gender transition.

We meet on Mondays from 6 - 7:30 pm in person at the Community Center or over Zoom.

For questions and to receive the Zoom link, email phoenix@lgbtqcenter.org.

Jaime M. Grant, PhD talks with Charlie Solidum

Polyamory For Dummies gives you the lowdown on this expansive form of consensual non-monogamy, so you can go forth and prosper in whatever ways you choose. This straightforward, research-backed, and nuanced guidebook helps the poly-curious become poly-fluent. Embark on your non-monogamous journey via a healthy and sustainable path, with answers to all your big questions: Is polyamory is right for you? What does the “ethical” mean in non-monogamy? How do polyamorous people deal with jealousy and conflict among partners? Is it possible to “open up” an existing monogamous relationship? Find out everything you've been wanting to know, with this big-hearted, yet practical Dummies guide.

A chill space welcome to all queer individuals from 18-26.

Join us for an open, supportive, and insightful discussion every Thursday from 5:30-7:00 PM at the Hudson Valley LGBTQ+ Community Center (300 Wall Street, Kingston). This group is for all men (including non-binary and trans men), ages 18-80, who want to share and explore their thoughts on masculinity, relationships, spirituality, and more in a welcoming space.

Topics range from:

• Defining masculinity

• Relationships & self-ideation

• Health & self-care

• The masculine-feminine spectrum

• And more—bring your ideas!

Come as you are, and connect with like-minded individuals!

In partnership with SAGE, this group is a great place to unwind, connect, and explore life’s experiences with others who share similar journeys. We'll dive into topics like what it means to identify as LGBTQIA+ as we age, the joys and challenges of growing older, ageism, relationships, health, and more. There's always plenty to discuss as we learn from each other's rich experiences!

Come relax and enjoy meaningful conversations with friends in the community!

Join us for GenQ, a drop-in program for youth ages 13 to 18 who identify as LGBTQ+ or are exploring their gender identity and/or sexual orientation.

GenQ provides a safe space for LGBTQ youth, fosters social connection to peers, encourages exploration into careers and post-secondary education, introduces youth to LGBTQ individuals working and thriving in the Hudson Valley and connects LGBTQ youth to positive role models and mentors who are LGBTQ or are allies. 🌈

Facilitated by Phoenix Laxton and Jester Garcia.

For more info, contact us at: programs@lgbtqcenter.org

Join us at the Community Center for an afternoon of great food and even better company. This is an opportunity to connect with each other, share a meal, and celebrate our vibrant community. Bring a dish to share, bring a friend, or just bring yourself! As always, all are welcome. Please RSVP here and let us know what you are bringing so that we can make sure that there is plenty of food to go around.

Our CookOUT series launches featuring Anthony Ortiz, who will walk you through two of his family’s favorites: Arroz con Pollo (Chicken and Rice) and Tostones (Fried Green Plantains). Class held in the third floor Common Room kitchen at the Community Center. Limited to 10 people. Pre-registration required. While there is no fee, those who would like to donate to defray the cost of food are welcome to do so.

Note: The third floor is accessesed by one flight of stairs. Masks are optional and are available in the lobby.

Are you trans and confused about what to do with your identity documents under the current administration? Join us for a facilitated discussion with Andy Izenson, Senior Legal Director for Chosen Family Law Center. Andy will walk us through threat modeling - presenting several potential scenarios to assess the associated risks and considerations. Participants will have the opportunity to apply this modeling to their own circumstances in order to make informed decisions about how to proceed. While this session will provide information, it does not constitute legal counsel and should not be relied on as such.

Please register here.

Note: For this event, masks will be required and provided.