Join us on our Village Pride Walking Tour! On this tour around Greenwich Village, we will visit historic sites where revolutions began, riots were sparked, and history was made.
We will see common threads within the LGBTQ+ generations who have lived life in New York City, sharing their stories throughout the tour. You’ll also learn more about individual stories of Queer activists and the major political and social movements that have shaped the LGBTQ+ community over time.
Sites include the historic Stonewall Inn, the Gay Liberation Monument, the NYC AIDS Memorial, the LGBT Community Center, and more.
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We will meet at McCarthy Square in Greenwich Village, across from Morandi Restaurant, located at 211 Waverly Place. You know you’re in the right spot when you see all the birdhouses!
We will end at the LGBT Community Center at 208 W 13th Street. Inside the Center is a coffee shop and an LGBTQ+ book store, so make sure you leave some time to browse!
We’ve got you covered! Getting to the tour couldn’t be easier.
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For a list of available dates, you can view our calendar. To schedule a private tour, please contact us.
The Village is an iconic neighborhood in New York City, and some of the main attractions are visited on this tour, including the Stonewall Inn and Gay Street. The tour is also close to Washington Square Park, Union Square, Chelsea Market, the High Line, and the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Of course! Here are our favorite post-tour lunch spots in the neighborhood:
Guests of our Village Pride tour will receive 10% off from The Bureau of General Services—Queer Division! Just show your tour confirmation at check-out within the week of your tour.
The Bureau of General Services—Queer Division is an independent, all-volunteer queer bookstore and event space hosted by The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center, on the unceded land of the Munsee Lenape, now known as New York City. They aim to foster a community invested in the values of mindfulness, intellectual curiosity, justice, compassion, and playfulness. The Bureau seeks to excite and educate a self-confident, sex-positive, and supportive queer community by offering books, publications, and art and by hosting readings, performances, film screenings, book discussion groups, and workshops. They provide local and visiting queers and friends with an open and inclusive space for dialogue and socializing.
Donnie Jochum and Greg Newton are the co-founders of the Bureau of General Services—Queer Division, established in 2012.
