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 NEW YORK PRIME TIMERS SECOND SATURDAYS  

New York Prime Timers hosts a casual social at the LGBT Community Center on the Second Saturday of each month. Gatherings are opportunities for mature gay and bisexual men to obtain to know each other.  These  events are expose to  members ($3) and non-members ($5).
 

  JULY 12, 2 p.m. 

We will have a reading of  a humorous one-act act by GIANNI CAMINITI

entitled  Uomini (Men) in which several characters are portrayed by two actors.  The  performance will start promptly at so please arrive initial as we will not want to admit latecomers

 

 

NEW YORK  PRIME TIMERS LUNCH

Friday, July 25, 2 p..m.

at ZONA TRIBECA Greenwich St

at the corner of Harrison St

you can eat well for between $22 and $28

Pay-your-own -way

If you are going to come, cotact Peter at  afrere@   before June 27

 New York Prime Timers

PARTY

TBA

Stay tuned for details.

 

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Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned scene queen, here's our roundup of the top lgbtq+ bars in New York City to check out now!

Everyone knows that the New York City homosexual bar scene is nothing short of vibrant and the city’s nightlife is unquestionably busy. 

New York is also one of the gayest cities in the United States. The problem is that sometimes it can feel overwhelming, especially if it’s your first time visiting the city. We certainly felt that way on our first visit here. It can feel like there's just too much to undertake and not enough time… where do you even start?

Here is a list of the highest gay bars in NYC, whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned scene queen! And the best part…most of them are on the west side, either in the West Village, Chelsea, or Hell’s Kitchen, so really, depending on how extended you are in the city, you can lock hop and visit most, if not all of them!

Heads up, the iconic Rebar in Chelsea closed its doors for fine in

1. The Stonewall Inn

This NYC gay landmark is where the mode

Gay New York City

New York City has long been a magnet for LGBT+ people in America. If you’re Homosexual in the USA it was and is the place to be. Since at least the end of WW2, New York is the city that embodies cultural dynamism, welcoming international visitors and nurturing a resoundingly subversive essence. In terms of population alone, Fresh York City is huge, and travelers could spend an eternity exploring its many neighborhoods. 

Living costs have skyrocketed in New York, making it an unviable option for many financially. However, the gentrification process has led to a clearing up of crime in the city, making it a safe and exciting destination to visit. The scale of the urban area means that regardless of whether you’re after cultural stimulation or late-night exploits, you certainly won’t leave feeling disappointed.

New York City has a huge same-sex attracted scene, and it’s arguably the most culturally significant in the world. After all, it was at NYC’s Stonewall Inn where an outbreak of resistance against oppressive police accelerated the queer rights movement to a critical signal. These days, m

Living and dating in New York City as a gay gentleman is like riding a roller coaster blindfolded. Exciting? Definitely. Challenging? More than you’d imagine. Fun? Yes…. but is the hassle of dating worth the reward?

Ultimately, I guess it is. Online dating is a lot like a game—especially in such a driven and competitive city like NYC.

When I first moved to NYC, I was overwhelmed by the sheer number of people. It felt like the entire society was condensed into this one city. The possibilities seemed endless, and that was both thrilling and paralyzing. And that’s just in the gay dating world—I’m sure it’s even more radical for heterosexual dating.

With so many potential partners when I first moved here, I found myself caught in the paradox of choice, where having too many options made it nearly unfeasible to settle on just one person. That’s a common issue with NYC’s dating scene. There’s just too many options.

The fast-paced lifestyle here doesn’t help either. Everyone seems to be rushing from one appointment to another, juggl