Gay at the Library After School (GATLAS) is for LGBTQIA Youth age 13 – 17.

Facilitated by our youth programs coordinator, Sage. GATLAS meetings look like free time with the craft cart, catching up on homework and chatting with other members. Activities done during GATLAS have included:

-Friendship bracelets

-Trans/ Non-Binary Introductory Information Discussion

-Drawing with instructor Emily Swan

-Ceramics Pot Making Workshop with 171 Cedar Arts Center Instructor Amanda Warren

-Paper Star origami

-Ice Skating Field Trip at the Civic Center

-Embroidery Hoop Paintings

-Banned Book Day (banned book bingo & discussion)

-Pumpkin Painting for Coming Out Day

-Collages & Zine making and more!

Calling all queers over age 24! All pals over 24+ are welcome to join our queer social club hosted by SOFLX Pride's very own Hannah & Card Carrying's Bethany!

Bring your own snacks and we'll bring the drinks! (Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic)

We can't wait to see you on the 2nd Thursday of every other month at Card Carrying Books and Gifts from 6- 7:30 PM.

Cheers Queers. ✨

Gay at the Library After School (GATLAS) is for LGBTQIA Youth age 13 – 17.

Facilitated by our youth programs coordinator, Sage. GATLAS meetings look like free time with the craft cart, catching up on homework and chatting with other members. Activities done during GATLAS have included:

-Friendship bracelets

-Trans/ Non-Binary Introductory Information Discussion

-Drawing with instructor Emily Swan

-Ceramics Pot Making Workshop with 171 Cedar Arts Center Instructor Amanda Warren

-Paper Star origami

-Ice Skating Field Trip at the Civic Center

-Embroidery Hoop Paintings

-Banned Book Day (banned book bingo & discussion)

-Pumpkin Painting for Coming Out Day

-Collages & Zine making and more!

Gay at the Library After School (GATLAS) is for LGBTQIA Youth age 13 – 17.

Facilitated by our youth programs coordinator, Sage. GATLAS meetings look like free time with the craft cart, catching up on homework and chatting with other members. Activities done during GATLAS have included:

-Friendship bracelets

-Trans/ Non-Binary Introductory Information Discussion

-Drawing with instructor Emily Swan

-Ceramics Pot Making Workshop with 171 Cedar Arts Center Instructor Amanda Warren

-Paper Star origami

-Ice Skating Field Trip at the Civic Center

-Embroidery Hoop Paintings

-Banned Book Day (banned book bingo & discussion)

-Pumpkin Painting for Coming Out Day

-Collages & Zine making and more!

Queer Ally Circle hosted at Root to Rise Wellness Center is a non-judgmental learning space that welcomes curiosity about the LGBTQIA+ community.

You have questions about the queer/trans experience.

• You are processing a newly out friend, colleague, or loved one, for those who are learning how to offer support and advocate during specific situations.

• You are seeking community with other friends/family/neighbors of queer and trans folks.

Gay at the Library After School (GATLAS) is for LGBTQIA Youth age 13 – 17.

Facilitated by our youth programs coordinator, Sage. GATLAS meetings look like free time with the craft cart, catching up on homework and chatting with other members. Activities done during GATLAS have included:

-Friendship bracelets

-Trans/ Non-Binary Introductory Information Discussion

-Drawing with instructor Emily Swan

-Ceramics Pot Making Workshop with 171 Cedar Arts Center Instructor Amanda Warren

-Paper Star origami

-Ice Skating Field Trip at the Civic Center

-Embroidery Hoop Paintings

-Banned Book Day (banned book bingo & discussion)

-Pumpkin Painting for Coming Out Day

-Collages & Zine making and more!

Gay at the Library After School (GATLAS) is for LGBTQIA Youth age 13 – 17.

Facilitated by our youth programs coordinator, Sage. GATLAS meetings look like free time with the craft cart, catching up on homework and chatting with other members. Activities done during GATLAS have included:

-Friendship bracelets

-Trans/ Non-Binary Introductory Information Discussion

-Drawing with instructor Emily Swan

-Ceramics Pot Making Workshop with 171 Cedar Arts Center Instructor Amanda Warren

-Paper Star origami

-Ice Skating Field Trip at the Civic Center

-Embroidery Hoop Paintings

-Banned Book Day (banned book bingo & discussion)

-Pumpkin Painting for Coming Out Day

-Collages & Zine making and more!

Gay at the Library After School (GATLAS) is for LGBTQIA Youth age 13 – 17.

Facilitated by our youth programs coordinator, Sage. GATLAS meetings look like free time with the craft cart, catching up on homework and chatting with other members. Activities done during GATLAS have included:

-Friendship bracelets

-Trans/ Non-Binary Introductory Information Discussion

-Drawing with instructor Emily Swan

-Ceramics Pot Making Workshop with 171 Cedar Arts Center Instructor Amanda Warren

-Paper Star origami

-Ice Skating Field Trip at the Civic Center

-Embroidery Hoop Paintings

-Banned Book Day (banned book bingo & discussion)

-Pumpkin Painting for Coming Out Day

-Collages & Zine making and more!

Welcome to our monthly inclusive and affirming space designed for individuals aged 18 and above who identify as transgender, non-binary gender nonconforming. Our support group is a safe space where members can come together to share experiences, struggles, triumphs, and resources in a supportive environment. We aim to foster a sense of belonging and empowerment while promoting education, advocacy, and self-care.

Meeting Format: Our meetings typically consist of facilitated discussions, educational workshops, and group activities. Members are encouraged to participate at their own comfort level, whether they wish to actively engage in discussions or simply listen and absorb support.

Topics of Discussion: Our group covers a wide range of topics relevant to the transgender and non-binary experience, including but not limited to:

• Gender identity exploration

• Coming out experiences

• Social, legal, and medical transitioning

• Mental health and self-care

Confidentiality: We prioritize confidentiality and respect within our group. What is shared within meetings stays within meetings, fostering a trusting environment where members can freely express themselves without fear of judgment or disclosure.

Accessibility: We strive to make our group accessible to all individuals regardless of their background, identity, or abilities. We welcome feedback and suggestions for improving accessibility to ensure that everyone feels welcome and included.

Guiding Principles: Our support group is guided by principles of respect, empathy, inclusivity, and empowerment. We believe in uplifting each other and creating a space where everyone's voice is heard and valued.

Join Southern Finger Lakes Pride for a fun teen night celebrating all things drag! Your fairy drag parents will teach you the art of drag makeup, wigs, outfits, and more in a variety of drag styles. We'll provide the makeup, outfits, and snacks!

This night is open for 24 teens ages 13-17 to put themselves into drag and 40 spectators. Our event is private for everyone's safety and the location and timing will be disclosed to you once we confirm your RSVP.

The event will be held in Corning, NY and from 4:30-7:00pm

If you have any questions, please email soflxpride@gmail.com 

LIVE Performances, art, vendors, and 21+ garden

This years theme: Take Up Space!

Gay at the Library After School (GATLAS) is for LGBTQIA Youth age 13 – 17.

Facilitated by our youth programs coordinator, Sage. GATLAS meetings look like free time with the craft cart, catching up on homework and chatting with other members. Activities done during GATLAS have included:

-Friendship bracelets

-Trans/ Non-Binary Introductory Information Discussion

-Drawing with instructor Emily Swan

-Ceramics Pot Making Workshop with 171 Cedar Arts Center Instructor Amanda Warren

-Paper Star origami

-Ice Skating Field Trip at the Civic Center

-Embroidery Hoop Paintings

-Banned Book Day (banned book bingo & discussion)

-Pumpkin Painting for Coming Out Day

-Collages & Zine making and more!

Gay at the Library After School (GATLAS) is for LGBTQIA Youth age 13 – 17.

Facilitated by our youth programs coordinator, Sage. GATLAS meetings look like free time with the craft cart, catching up on homework and chatting with other members. Activities done during GATLAS have included:

-Friendship bracelets

-Trans/ Non-Binary Introductory Information Discussion

-Drawing with instructor Emily Swan

-Ceramics Pot Making Workshop with 171 Cedar Arts Center Instructor Amanda Warren

-Paper Star origami

-Ice Skating Field Trip at the Civic Center

-Embroidery Hoop Paintings

-Banned Book Day (banned book bingo & discussion)

-Pumpkin Painting for Coming Out Day

-Collages & Zine making and more!

Gay at the Library After School (GATLAS) is for LGBTQIA Youth age 13 – 17.

Facilitated by our youth programs coordinator, Sage. GATLAS meetings look like free time with the craft cart, catching up on homework and chatting with other members. Activities done during GATLAS have included:

-Friendship bracelets

-Trans/ Non-Binary Introductory Information Discussion

-Drawing with instructor Emily Swan

-Ceramics Pot Making Workshop with 171 Cedar Arts Center Instructor Amanda Warren

-Paper Star origami

-Ice Skating Field Trip at the Civic Center

-Embroidery Hoop Paintings

-Banned Book Day (banned book bingo & discussion)

-Pumpkin Painting for Coming Out Day

-Collages & Zine making and more!

Queer Ally Circle hosted at Root to Rise Wellness Center is a non-judgmental learning space that welcomes curiosity about the LGBTQIA+ community.

You have questions about the queer/trans experience.

• You are processing a newly out friend, colleague, or loved one, for those who are learning how to offer support and advocate during specific situations.

• You are seeking community with other friends/family/neighbors of queer and trans folks.

Gay at the Library After School (GATLAS) is for LGBTQIA Youth age 13 – 17.

Facilitated by our youth programs coordinator, Sage. GATLAS meetings look like free time with the craft cart, catching up on homework and chatting with other members. Activities done during GATLAS have included:

-Friendship bracelets

-Trans/ Non-Binary Introductory Information Discussion

-Drawing with instructor Emily Swan

-Ceramics Pot Making Workshop with 171 Cedar Arts Center Instructor Amanda Warren

-Paper Star origami

-Ice Skating Field Trip at the Civic Center

-Embroidery Hoop Paintings

-Banned Book Day (banned book bingo & discussion)

-Pumpkin Painting for Coming Out Day

-Collages & Zine making and more!

Gay at the Library After School (GATLAS) is for LGBTQIA Youth age 13 – 17.

Facilitated by our youth programs coordinator, Sage. GATLAS meetings look like free time with the craft cart, catching up on homework and chatting with other members. Activities done during GATLAS have included:

-Friendship bracelets

-Trans/ Non-Binary Introductory Information Discussion

-Drawing with instructor Emily Swan

-Ceramics Pot Making Workshop with 171 Cedar Arts Center Instructor Amanda Warren

-Paper Star origami

-Ice Skating Field Trip at the Civic Center

-Embroidery Hoop Paintings

-Banned Book Day (banned book bingo & discussion)

-Pumpkin Painting for Coming Out Day

-Collages & Zine making and more!

Welcome to our monthly inclusive and affirming space designed for individuals aged 18 and above who identify as transgender, non-binary gender nonconforming. Our support group is a safe space where members can come together to share experiences, struggles, triumphs, and resources in a supportive environment. We aim to foster a sense of belonging and empowerment while promoting education, advocacy, and self-care.

Meeting Format: Our meetings typically consist of facilitated discussions, educational workshops, and group activities. Members are encouraged to participate at their own comfort level, whether they wish to actively engage in discussions or simply listen and absorb support.

Topics of Discussion: Our group covers a wide range of topics relevant to the transgender and non-binary experience, including but not limited to:

• Gender identity exploration

• Coming out experiences

• Social, legal, and medical transitioning

• Mental health and self-care

Confidentiality: We prioritize confidentiality and respect within our group. What is shared within meetings stays within meetings, fostering a trusting environment where members can freely express themselves without fear of judgment or disclosure.

Accessibility: We strive to make our group accessible to all individuals regardless of their background, identity, or abilities. We welcome feedback and suggestions for improving accessibility to ensure that everyone feels welcome and included.

Guiding Principles: Our support group is guided by principles of respect, empathy, inclusivity, and empowerment. We believe in uplifting each other and creating a space where everyone's voice is heard and valued.

Queer Ally Circle hosted at Root to Rise Wellness Center is a non-judgmental learning space that welcomes curiosity about the LGBTQIA+ community.

You have questions about the queer/trans experience.

• You are processing a newly out friend, colleague, or loved one, for those who are learning how to offer support and advocate during specific situations.

• You are seeking community with other friends/family/neighbors of queer and trans folks.

Welcome to our monthly inclusive and affirming space designed for individuals aged 18 and above who identify as transgender, non-binary gender nonconforming. Our support group is a safe space where members can come together to share experiences, struggles, triumphs, and resources in a supportive environment. We aim to foster a sense of belonging and empowerment while promoting education, advocacy, and self-care.

Meeting Format: Our meetings typically consist of facilitated discussions, educational workshops, and group activities. Members are encouraged to participate at their own comfort level, whether they wish to actively engage in discussions or simply listen and absorb support.

Topics of Discussion: Our group covers a wide range of topics relevant to the transgender and non-binary experience, including but not limited to:

• Gender identity exploration

• Coming out experiences

• Social, legal, and medical transitioning

• Mental health and self-care

Confidentiality: We prioritize confidentiality and respect within our group. What is shared within meetings stays within meetings, fostering a trusting environment where members can freely express themselves without fear of judgment or disclosure.

Accessibility: We strive to make our group accessible to all individuals regardless of their background, identity, or abilities. We welcome feedback and suggestions for improving accessibility to ensure that everyone feels welcome and included.

Guiding Principles: Our support group is guided by principles of respect, empathy, inclusivity, and empowerment. We believe in uplifting each other and creating a space where everyone's voice is heard and valued.

Calling all queers over age 24! All pals over 24+ are welcome to join our queer social club hosted by SOFLX Pride's very own Hannah & Card Carrying's Bethany!

Bring your own snacks and we'll bring the drinks! (Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic)

Cheers Queers. ✨