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    I Uploaded My Event – How Do I Find It?

    After you get a successful "event published" message from the event upload form, your event will be published to the community calendar. You can visit that screen and either browse to the day or search for the event in order to see its details.

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    I Need to Make a Change to an Event That I Uploaded. What Do I Do?

    Send us an email, let us know what needs to change and we'll get it updated. Thanks for keeping your event's details current for the community!

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    My Event Happens Over Multiple Days. How Do I List It on the Community Calendar?

    If your event runs over multiple days, you have a couple of options for how you can list it. My Event Happens at the Same Time Over Multiple Concurrent Days. In this case, enter the start date & end date plus the start time and end time. My Event Doesn't Run Over Concurrent Days [...]

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    What Kind of Events are Appropriate to Add to the Calendar?

    Big Gay Hudson Valley believes that the value of our community is its diversity and inclusion: Everyone is better off when we're all able to enjoy the best that the area has to offer. Events uploaded to the community calendar should be relevant to the local LGBTQ+ community, meaning they: Are happening locally (we [...]

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    Is There a Cost to Add My Event to the Community Calendar?

    Nope - uploading an event to the calendar is free. If you want to get additional exposure for your event you can take advantage of Big Gay Hudson Valley's advertising program.

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If you’re planning to join us in Syracuse for th If you’re planning to join us in Syracuse for the Empire State of Pride conference on next Friday, November 8th you’ve just got 4 days left to complete your registration. Registration for New York State’s first-ever conference for Pride organizers ends this coming Monday, November 4th at 12 noon. Visit EmpireStateofPride.com to learn more and register now. See you in Syracuse! #pride #empirestateofpride #iloveny #I❤️NY #syracuse #centralny #gayconference #proud #prideconference #nystate #lgbtqtravel #lgbtqpride #lgbtq
Election night is almost here so why sit it out ho Election night is almost here so why sit it out home when you can watch the returns roll in with your friends and community? Camp Kingston will be screening the returns on the projector from 7p to 11pm in the pinball room and the bar will be open for libations. Limited snacks and nosh will be available from the kitchen and the cold case. This event is FREE to attend but we’re asking folks to please register via the event link on biggayhudsonvalley.com so that we know how many to expect. #hudsonvalley #gayhudsonvalley #queer #biggayhudsonvalley #ulstercounty #instagay #freedom #election #electionnight
Make your yuletide just a bit gayer with the belov Make your yuletide just a bit gayer with the beloved holiday tradition: HUNG With Care! Everyone’s favorite Queer Holiday Burlesque Spectacular is back for its 12th annual tour through the Hudson Valley and the Capital District over Thanksgiving Weekend. This year we’re proud to feature showbiz spitfire @paigeturnernyc as our emcee! Strap yourself in for a scintillating sleigh ride packed with assles, tassels and loads of glittered nipples for all the shes, hes and theys, both naughty and nice. The 2024 Cast Includes: ✨ @cheekylane ✨ @sirgogogadget ✨ @teasyroosevelt ✨ @jonjoniofficial ✨ @mr.jackbarrow Hung With Care celebrates the art of nightlife and brings together some of the nation’s premier cabaret, burlesque, drag and circus arts performers for an evening of holiday entertainment unlike any other! 3 Performances over Thanksgiving Weekend: ✨ Black Friday Nov 29th at 8p @citywineryhv (Montgomery) ✨ Saturday Nov 30th at 8p @rosendaletheatre (Rosendale) ✨ Sunday Dec 1st @7p @larkhallalbany (Albany) Rally your friends for a fabulous night out and order your tickets now at HUNGWithCare.com Thank you to amazing partners like those included below that make HUNG With Care possible: ✨ @hudsonvalleycu ✨ @iloveny ✨ @lgbtqcenter ✨ @atwaterskin ✨ @walkillvalley ✨ @wmchealth ✨ Third Eye Associates Life Planning ✨ @iheartmedia ✨ @hamiltonandadams #hudsonvalley #upstategays #queer #pride #lgbtq #ulstercounty #dutchesscounty #upstateny #queer #albany #montgomery #proud #orangecountyny#hungwithcare #holidays #burlesque #instagay #holigays #biggayhudsonvalley #gayhudsonvalley #holidays
Long before Stonewall and the LGBTQ+ movements, an Long before Stonewall and the LGBTQ+ movements, and even before the founding of the United States, when America was an English colony, there existed a place for LGBTQ+ people called Molly Houses. On Thursday, October 17th at 6:30p, as part of the Hurley Heritage Society’s ongoing lecture series, and in conjunction with the official 2024 Burning of Kingston event schedule, a special public presentation will be held at the Old Dutch Church in Kingston. Until recently, little research has been conducted on the culture and lives of homosexuals during the English colonial era. The presenter, Dr. Megan Rhodes Victor is part of a team of historical archeologists seeking answers and insights into the fascinating world shaped by molly houses. As taverns, molly houses were places where individuals could conduct social negotiation and form bonds of community. Taverns were largely male-coded drinking spaces in the eighteenth century, and yet these were also one of the few places where women – especially unmarried or widowed women – could work and even manage (or own) a business. This apparent gender contradiction may have played a role in taverns and inns serving as the location for molly houses. According to Raleigh Green, organizer of the Hurley Heritage Society’s lecture series, “To better understand our history, we need to hear about the lives of its many communities, including those who have, for whatever reason, been overlooked.” Green says that over the last few years the Hurley Heritage Society has sought to shed historical light on communities less known to history, including LGBTQ+. “We hope that by learning historical perspectives from a wider range of voices, from the traditional to the lesser-known, we can better understand our world,” says Green. Join your Big Gay Hudson Valley community for this very special FREE presentation at Kingston’s Old Dutch Church in Uptown District on Thursday, Oct 17 at 6:30pm. #upstategays #biggayhudsonvalley #gayhudsonvalley #mollyhouses #kingston #colonialera #queer #queertravel #gayhistory #queerhistory

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