You’re free to explore what moves you in Westchester County. Not sure what you’re looking for? Our local LGBTQ+ resources will ensure you find a warm welcome.
Get away, and be your true self. Do it all just a short drive or train ride from New York City, where Westchester County welcomes travelers with a host of LGBTQ+-friendly hotels, restaurants and attractions for couples, singles and families.
So go ahead and be free to explore, seek, unwind, celebrate, laugh, learn, dance, play, connect, rest, work, indulge, dine and just be in the beautiful Hudson Valley.
LGBTQ+-Friendly Events and Resources
Celebrate June Pride:
The Yonkers Pride Festival returns on June 8 and will feature live music, street vendors, activities, numerous community organizations and a lively parade.
On June 13, Rockefeller State Park Preserve will host a Pride Outside Sunset Hike with OUTwalking, an outdoor hiking and walking group for the LGBTQ+ community.
Cross County Center in Yonkers will host a Pride-themed Zumba class in June. More details to come.
The Village of Hastings-on-Hudson will host the third annual Friday Night Pride, a free, joyful, family-friendly Pride festival in downtown Hastings on June 7. The event centers on a concert in the middle of Warburton Avenue, featuring a bevy of musicians, dancers, and performers, ranging from local talent to Broadway stars. The show will be emceed by stage and recording artist Amy Lynn of Amy Lynn & the Honey Men. A giant rainbow slide, kids’ crafts and more will be complemented by Pride-themed specials by local Village restaurants.
Celebrate Pride with the Katonah Museum of Art from June 29-30. Admission is free and visitors are invited to participate in a special Pride-themed art project in the Pollack Family Learning Center.
Join The Cliffs Valhalla for Queer Climbing Night, held every first Monday of the month, with additional meetup times starting in June. This inclusive event welcomes LGBTQ+ individuals and allies to come together, climb, train and connect in a supportive environment.
