Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)

Healthcare and human-services providers across Long Island gather to network, share best practices, and chart a path forward together. This consortium meeting creates space to reflect on the past year's challenges and engage in meaningful conversations about strengthening support for the LGBT community. If you work in healthcare, social services, or community advocacy, this is where you connect with peers doing the same work.

The twice-monthly LI-SAGE gathering on the East End brings older LGBT folks together for genuine connection and good company. Share stories, make friends, and enjoy a couple hours with people who get it — bring refreshments to share if you'd like. Happens every other Thursday from 3 to 5pm at the Hampton Bays Senior Center.

Monthly one-shot D&D campaigns built for queers who want to adventure together—whether you're a seasoned player or picking up dice for the first time. Each session brings fresh quests, new characters to create, and a genuinely supportive space to explore your creativity. Two hours, new story every month, everyone welcome.

The weekly gathering where LGBTQ+ youth (13-18) actually belong — games, art, real talk, and people who get it. This week you're making signs and canvases for the Queens Pride Parade, with all the supplies you need to show your Pride however feels right. Safe, affirming, no pressure.

An evening designed for LGBTQ+ youth and their friends to connect over a movie that speaks to them. Tick, Tick…Boom! follows an aspiring composer wrestling with big dreams, self-doubt, and the pressure of growing up—themes that hit different when you're watching with people who get it. Grab snacks, sing along to the unforgettable soundtrack, and be around others navigating their own paths. Part of the weekly Friday Night Out program at LGBT Network.

A morning of games and competition designed for every ability — field day classics, brain teasers, creative challenges, and the kind of chaos that makes for the best family memories. Bring the whole crew to Heckscher Park and go up against other LGBTQ families. The NY LGBT Network provides the ice pops and orange slices; you bring the competitive spirit.