Upcoming Events
GATLAS Steuben
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!
GATLAS Steuben
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!
GATLAS - Montour Falls
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!
18+ Trans & Non-Binary Support
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.
GATLAS Steuben
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!
GATLAS - Montour Falls
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!
COMINGS & GOINGS: A journey of Queer Voices in the Galleries
Location: The Rockwell Museum
Open to the Public | $20 General Admission, $5 Students (12-21)
Join us at The Rockwell Museum in celebrating National Coming Out Day! Experience four unique performances by local artists throughout the museum’s gallery spaces. Get tickets here.
Featured Artists:
Adrian McGrady, Musician
Kai DonDero, Theatre Artist and playwright
Louise A. Blum & Connie Sullivan-Blum, Playwrights
Mark Schmidt, Movement Artist, Choreographer
Featured Artists:
About Adrian McGrady | Adrian McGrady is a flutist from the Corning/Elmira area. Adrian has had the opportunity to perform statewide as a solo artist and as a member of many ensembles. Currently, Adrian is preparing for his fourth solo performance in St. Petersburg for his “A Flutist Journey” tour.
About Kai DonDero | Kai DonDero (they/them) is a theatre artist, performer, and playwright. They are dedicated to creating works of art which incite the asking of questions from an audience, and challenge societal standards.
About Louise A. Blum | Louise A. Blum is the author of two books, Amnesty and You’re Not From Around Here, Are You? A Lesbian in Small-Town America, as well as numerous essays and short stories. Her jobs have included: English professor, community organizer, activist, and public health worker. She lives in Corning, NY with her wife, Connie Sullivan-Blum, and their psychotic terrier.
About Connie Sullivan-Blum | Connie Sullivan-Blum is the Executive Director of The ARTS Council of the Southern Finger Lakes. Connie has been married to Louise Sullivan-Blum for 35 years. For the last 24 years, they have lived in Corning where they raised their daughter, Zoe.
About Mark Schmidt | Originally from Monterey, NY, Mark Schmidt is a choreographer, performer, curator and educator who first found solace on the dance floors of New York City’s queer night clubs and underground house scene in the 1990s. His recent work explores these unique social spaces as cultural security zones that simultaneously function as sites of resistance and community building. Along with collaborator Remi Harris, he is a co-founder of JoyFlux, a performance production collective that engages communities through the triad of performance, line dance and dance parties.
GATLAS Steuben
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!
GATLAS - Montour Falls
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 Support Circle
Who: Queer identifying folks, 18+
What: During our Queer Support Circle, we gather to discuss struggles, achievements, curiosities, and offer support. We also explore different aspects of the queer identity and existing as a queer person in the world.
When: Third Wednesday of each month
Time: 6:30-8pm
Place: Christ Episcopal Church, 33 E 1st St, Corning (in the Parish House)
Monster Prom with Parlor City Roller Derby 18+
You're invited to Monster Prom!
This thrilling evening will be filled with dancing, games, and a night market. Cap off the evening with a roller skating showcase and the crowning of our Prom Sovereigns.
- Ages 18+
- Costumes encouraged!
- BYOB
- Food will be available
- Music by DJ Debbie and ThaisNice (Brooklyn)
Schedule:
All night - Dancing, games, vendors, and food
8PM - Raffle basket winners announced
9PM - Roller skater showcase
10:30PM - Crowning of the Prom Sovereigns
This event is a fundraiser. Tickets are Pay What you Want, all proceeds will go toward collaborating organizations.
This event is a collaboration between Southern Finger Lakes Pride, Riot Act Books, and Parlor City Roller Derby.
BUY TICKETS HERE
GATLAS Steuben
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!
GATLAS - Montour Falls
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!
GATLAS Steuben
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!
GATLAS - Montour Falls
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!
GATLAS Steuben
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!
GATLAS - Montour Falls
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!
18+ Trans & Non-Binary Support
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.
GATLAS Steuben
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!
GATLAS - Montour Falls
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!
GATLAS Steuben
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!
GATLAS - Montour Falls
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 Support Circle
Who: Queer identifying folks, 18+
What: During our Queer Support Circle, we gather to discuss struggles, achievements, curiosities, and offer support. We also explore different aspects of the queer identity and existing as a queer person in the world.
When: Third Wednesday of each month
Time: 6:30-8pm
Place: Christ Episcopal Church, 33 E 1st St, Corning (in the Parish House)
GATLAS Steuben
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!
GATLAS - Montour Falls
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!
18+ Trans & Non-Binary Support
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.
GATLAS Steuben
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!
GATLAS - Montour Falls
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!
GATLAS Steuben
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!
GATLAS - Montour Falls
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 Support Circle
Who: Queer identifying folks, 18+
What: During our Queer Support Circle, we gather to discuss struggles, achievements, curiosities, and offer support. We also explore different aspects of the queer identity and existing as a queer person in the world.
When: Third Wednesday of each month
Time: 6:30-8pm
Place: Christ Episcopal Church, 33 E 1st St, Corning (in the Parish House)
GATLAS Steuben
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!
24+ Queer Social Club
Calling all queers over age 24! All pals over 24+ are welcome to join our queer social club! This week is TRIVIA!
Cheers Queers. ✨
GATLAS Steuben
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!
Joyflux Tea Dance
Join us for cocktails, mocktails, food & DANCING! Disco, Soulful House and Rare Grooves by DJ Debbie Bushwick!
$10 Cover to benefit SoFLX Pride!
18+ Trans & Non-Binary Support
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.
24+ Queer Social Club - Campfire!
Calling all queers over age 24! All pals over 24+ are welcome to join our queer social club! Join us for a 24+ Campfire at The Y at Watson Woods and get a feel for Camp Fruit Fly magic!
Cheers Queers. ✨
18+ Trans & Non-Binary Support
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.
GATLAS Summer Meet Up
We’ve missed our GATLAS groups so much that @ssclibrary is hosting an ice cream social!
GATLAS IS FOR LGBTQIA+ YOUTH AGES 13-17 - AND MEETS AT SOUTHEAST STEUBEN LIBRARY TUESDAYS 3-4:30PM SEPTEMBER THROUGH JUNE!
QUESTIONS: EMAIL KAYLA AT CRANEK@STLS.ORG
Dart Frog Theatre: Boy My Greatness Play
To Reserve Tickets, Email:
sweetnick19@gmail.com
Cash & Digital payment options at the door
Originally commissioned for production by
The Firebird Proiect
Produced bv Nicholas Sweet
Directed b Jasmine Elizabeth & Marshal Mitchell
SUNY
Music by Taylor Hurd & Co.
CORNING
Stage Design by Walker J. Kapral
Dart Frog Theatre: Boy My Greatness Play
To Reserve Tickets, Email:
sweetnick19@gmail.com
Cash & Digital payment options at the door
Originally commissioned for production by
The Firebird Proiect
Produced bv Nicholas Sweet
Directed b Jasmine Elizabeth & Marshal Mitchell
SUNY
Music by Taylor Hurd & Co.
CORNING
Stage Design by Walker J. Kapral
Dart Frog Theatre: Boy My Greatness Play
To Reserve Tickets, Email:
sweetnick19@gmail.com
Cash & Digital payment options at the door
Originally commissioned for production by
The Firebird Proiect
Produced bv Nicholas Sweet
Directed b Jasmine Elizabeth & Marshal Mitchell
SUNY
Music by Taylor Hurd & Co.
CORNING
Stage Design by Walker J. Kapral
Dart Frog Theatre: Boy My Greatness Play
To Reserve Tickets, Email:
sweetnick19@gmail.com
Cash & Digital payment options at the door
Originally commissioned for production by
The Firebird Proiect
Produced bv Nicholas Sweet
Directed b Jasmine Elizabeth & Marshal Mitchell
SUNY
Music by Taylor Hurd & Co.
CORNING
Stage Design by Walker J. Kapral
Queer Support Circle
Welcome to our monthly inclusive and affirming space designed for individuals aged 18 and above who identify as LGBTQIA+. 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.
BLOOM Summer Camp - Session II
SOFLX Pride and The PAQ have teamed up to host TWO WEEKS of Queer Camp July 2024! Open to residents of NY & PA aged 13 - 16.
Full Scholarships are available.
Priority will be granted to Tioga, Chemung, Broome, Steuben, Schuyler and Bradford counties.
BLOOM Summer Camp- Session I
SOFLX Pride and The PAQ have teamed up to host TWO WEEKS of Queer Camp July 2024! Open to residents of NY & PA aged 15 - 18.
Full Scholarships are available.
Priority will be granted to Tioga, Chemung, Broome, Steuben, Schuyler and Bradford counties.
18+ Trans & Non-Binary Support
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.
GATLAS Steuben
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!
GATLAS Dormann
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!
Celebrate Pride at Grandma's Kitchen
Celebrate Pride at Grandma's Kitchen Arnot Mall with a rainbow-themed five course dinner, a performance by Miss Viola and Jezzika, and music by DJ Alex! A portion of proceeds will benefit Southern Finger Lakes Pride!
Five Course Dinner Menu
Bread: Rainbow Bread with Butter
Soup: Creamy Garlic Soup with Rainbow Croutons
Salad: Rainbow Salad featuring local organic mixed greens and veggies from Muddy Fingers Farm, Montour Market, and Ever Green Farm CSA
Main Course: Rainbow Casserole, Rainbow Pasta Salad, & Rainbow Veggie Kabobs
Dessert: Rainbow Cake
OR choose a Snack Seat!
Snack Seat Menu
Snack 1: Soft Pretzles with "honey" dijon dipping sauce
Snack 2: Caramel Corn
Dessert Snack: Rainbow Cake
Beverages will be available for purchase at the bar throughout the event!
Allergens: Foods at Grandma's Kitchen may contain or come into contact with soy, wheat, or tree nuts. If you have an allergy concern, please contact us at grandmaskitchenarnotmall@gmail.com. All items are vegan and made with love at Grandma’s Kitchen. Menu features local produce from Montour Market, Muddy Fingers Farm, Ever Green Farm CSA, and Silver Queen Farm. Menu also features Crystal City olive oil and balsamic vinegar. Menu is subject to change based on availability.
Queer Ally Circle - FINAL MEETING
THIS GROUP IS FOR YOU IF: 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.
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.
GATLAS Steuben
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!
GATLAS Steuben
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!
GATLAS Dormann
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!
Drag Brunch
Finger Lakes Wine Country presents a fabulous Drag Brunch hosted by @thequincyexchange on Sunday, June 9, 2024, in celebration of Pride and in support of @soflxpride!
- Doors and kitchen open at 11
- Performance starts at noon
- Food and beverage available until 3p.
The full Quincy Exchange brunch menu is available a la carte all day, alongside our full beverage list, inspired cocktails, and exciting specials.
All ticket sales support the work of Southern Finger Lakes Pride, which is dedicated to the well-being of our LGBTQIA+ youth and their loved ones by connecting them with affirming resources, advancing community acceptance through education, and providing opportunities for inclusive celebration.
Starring Vanessa LeDiva and featuring the incredible Trisha Tyson LaLick, Sister Sasha LaLick, Christian Gaye, and Sunny Weathers, supported by Past and Present DJ Productions.
Reservations are definitely recommended! Limited tickets may be available at the door. Purchase your ticket and reserve your table at link in bio while supplies last! 🎉🌈💥
Pride Festival
LIVE Performances, art, vendors, and 21+ garden
This years theme: Take Up Space!
‘Twas the Night Before Pride
Sponsored by Card Carrying Books & Gifts.
Join us at Centerway Square, Corning NY, 6pm for our Pride Flag Raising. DJ RVMBA will be spinning and SoFLX Pride Merch will be available so you can get your pride merch early!
Post Flag Raising:
Volo Dance Party: 9PM - 1AM Drink proceeds supporting SoFLX Pride!
Gallery Hop: with Rockwell Art Lab hosted by ARTS Council of the Southern Finger Lakes
PLUS a surprise Meet and Greet! (More to come on this)
Fairy Drag Parent Workshop
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
18+ Trans & Non-Binary Support
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.