Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)

Friday afternoons at the Q-Center are for hanging out in community — video games, board games, art supplies, and the chance to check in with friends new and old. Drop in anytime between 4pm and 6pm; no pressure, no agenda, just a safe space to be yourself.

A Friday night celebration of one of queer culture's most iconic films. LGBTQ+ youth and friends gather to experience The Rocky Horror Picture Show together—the music, the campy humor, the message that there's no one right way to be yourself. Come as you are or dress up; either way, you're in the right place. Part of the weekly Friday Night Out program, a safe space designed for connection and self-expression.

The monthly Monday gathering for LGBT folks 50+ that's become a real anchor for the community on Long Island. This month's focus is scam prevention and awareness — practical, important stuff — but the real draw is the people. Two hours to connect, share stories, and remember you're not alone. Meets in person at the Hauppauge center from 11am-1pm; bring refreshments to share if you'd like.

A night of board games, strategy, and genuine laughs with a staff MC who knows how to keep things moving. Whether you're a serious gamer or just looking for an excuse to hang out with people who get it, the vibe is welcoming and the games are the real draw — expect everything from classics to newer stuff that actually requires some brain power. Perfect for meeting folks in a low-pressure, fun setting.

A virtual gathering place for parents and families of LGBTQ+ youth and children of all ages. Build community, share resources, find mutual support, and access advocacy tools for creating safer spaces for your kids and families. One hour, every week.

Nothing brings people together like a good kvetch and a nice cup of coffee! Come join us for kvetching, coffee, and Mahjong. Beginners are welcome and mahjong tutorials will be provided.