Like so much of LGBTQ+ history, Trans Day of Visibility (TDOV) is a relatively recent historical milestone. Created in 2010 by trans advocate Rachel Crandall, it is a day to celebrate and honor the lives, legacy, and contributions of trans people, while also raising awareness for the disproportionate levels of discrimination and violence that the...Read More
When we talk about LGBTQ+ activists on our Village Pride LGBTQ+ history walking tour, it’s often in the context of their actions, of what they did or accomplished. Some examples you may have heard if you’ve been on our tour: Craig Rodwell started the first gay and lesbian bookshop on the east coast in 1967....Read More
At Christopher Street Tours, LGBTQ+ history is the heart of our work. Our mission is to increase access to LGBTQ+ history by sharing stories and uplifting voices of those who paved the way before us. When I launched Christopher Street Tours in 2018, I spent countless hours in the archives, buried in books and articles....Read More
At Christopher Street Tours, we celebrate Pride every day. And while June is filled with exciting celebrations and powerful moments of protest, there are countless ways to honor LGBTQ+ history, culture, and community all year long in New York City (and around the world). Whether you’re a local or planning a visit to the Big...Read More
Christopher Street Tours is excited to introduce our newest tour: the Queer History Bar Crawl! This unique tour blends the lively nightlife of New York City with its profound and inspiring LGBTQ+ history, offering a memorable journey through several iconic locations. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, this tour provides a fun twist on...Read More
