Exhibition about Stonewall in Hidden Gallery Atop Manhattan Municipal Building
The 19th floor of the New York Municipal Building has a hidden art gallery and is currently showing an exhibition celebrating Stonewall and LGBTQ+ artists.
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10 Spots in NYC to Celebrate International Day of Peace
From a map courtesy of NYU students, here are 10 monuments, memorials, parks, and historic locations throughout NYC to celebrate International Day of Peace.
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10 Notable Sites from the NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project
10 sites from the New York City LGBT Historic Sites Project Map, from the famous to the lesser known sites that were important to the LGBT Movement’s history.
MoreNYC LGBT Historic Sites Project Begins Archiving Sites Across the Five Boroughs
The NYC LGBT Historic Sites Projects comes together to archive, identify, document, and evaluate LGBT historic and cultural sites in the five boroughs of NYC.
More10 Notable LGBT Landmarks and Sites in NYC
June marks one year since the Stonewall Inn was designated an individual NYC landmark. In honor of Pride Month, here are 10 other notable LGBT landmarks.
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12 of NYC’s Most Unusual Landmarks
Amidst the over 1600 landmarks in NYC are a fair share of quirky ones, including trees, amusement rides, a ruin, a fence, historic clocks, and more.
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NYC Crowds Gather at Newly Landmarked Stonewall Inn To Celebrate National Same-Sex Marriage Legalization
Hundreds gather to the newly landmarked Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village to celebrate the federal legalization of same-sex marriage in the United States
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10 Must-See LGBT Landmarks in NYC Beyond Stonewall Inn
In preparation for Pride Week, take look at our picks of the ten most important LGBT landmarks around Greenwich Village and NYC beyond the famous Stonewall Inn.
MoreNew Book “Safe Space” Looks at How Violence Shaped the Gay Neighborhoods in NYC
In a new book, Safe Space, Christina Hanhard asserts that the ’02 Greenwich Village rally, “Take Back Our Streets” was not antigay but racial and classist.
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Sex, Crime and Zoning: Retracing the Birth of NYC’s Original “Gayborhood,” the West Village
A very particular combination of zoning and economic malaise in the 1970s laid the ground for NYC’s first gay neighborhood, the West Village.
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