Group: AA Vision for You

Alternates speaker/discussion and Big Book discussion. Any alcoholic is welcome.

Hayes-Waite Library

Adult Children of Alcoholics

Steps to emotional sobriety (Sundays from 11:30—12:30 pm). Open to anyone suffering from the effects of growing up in an alcoholic or dysfunctional family.

Old Dutch Church 272 Wall St, Kingston, NY 12401, United States

MAsT: KIngston

For those interest in engaging in personal relationships that are based upon the conscious exchange of power and authority.

Hayes- Waite Library

Game Night

Teen Leadership Council

WBI Group Room

Stepping Out

Key of Q

For more info visit www.keyofq.org or email [email protected]

Apuzzo Hall

LGBTQ-Friendly Community Yoga Pop-Up Class

Are you LGBTQ and seeking a comfortable environment to learn the basics of yoga? We’re excited to offer this open, beginners class taught by Michele Muller in collaboration with the Hudson Valley LGBTQ Community Center. Hosted in our wheelchair-accessible Uptown studio ......More

Are you LGBTQ and seeking a comfortable environment to learn the basics of yoga? We’re excited to offer this open, beginners class taught by Michele Muller in collaboration with the Hudson Valley LGBTQ Community Center. Hosted in our wheelchair-accessible Uptown studio location and open to LGBTQ community members and allies; $5 suggested donation. Join us as we learn the fundamentals of a yoga practice in a supportive and affirming environment.

The Yoga House, 57 Crown St, Kingston, NY 12401, USA

Acupuncture Clinic

Dr. Lyndsay von Miller, DACM, L.Ac.Doctor of Acupuncture & Chinese MedicineLicensed AcupuncturistBoard Certified Herbalistvonmilleracupuncture.comDrvonMiller@gmail.com917-826-4538

Apuzzo Hall

Fiber Fanatics

We are a group of LGBTQ individuals and their allies who love all aspects of fiber arts and/or crafts - from knitting, crocheting, spinning and weaving to quilting, rug hooking, needlepointing, beading, sewing, felting, braiding, collaging and more. If you love to creat......More

We are a group of LGBTQ individuals and their allies who love all aspects of fiber arts and/or crafts - from knitting, crocheting, spinning and weaving to quilting, rug hooking, needlepointing, beading, sewing, felting, braiding, collaging and more. If you love to create and want to share conversation, projects, and friendship, come and be part of the fun. Afterwards, we usually go to a local eatery for more conversation and fun.

Board Room

Refuge Recovery

RefugeRecovery is a Buddhist-oriented path to freedom from addiction. This is anapproach to recovery that understands: “All individuals have the power andpotential to free themselves from the suffering that is caused by addiction.”We feel confident in the power of the ......More

RefugeRecovery is a Buddhist-oriented path to freedom from addiction. This is anapproach to recovery that understands: “All individuals have the power andpotential to free themselves from the suffering that is caused by addiction.”We feel confident in the power of the this process and the practiceof mindfulness  if applied, to relieve suffering of all kinds,including the suffering of addiction. This is a process that cultivates a pathof awakening, the path of recovering from the addictions and delusions thathave created so much suffering in our lives and in this world. This program isopen to all people and all addictions. Refuge recovery does not discriminate or separate  and seesaddiction and craving as a integral part of being human and not a stigma. Refuge Recovery is a systematic approach to training our hearts andminds to see clearly and respond to our lives with understanding andnon-harming. 

Fred Mayo Library

League of Extraordinary Genders (LEGTalk)

Al-Anon - The Rainbow Promises Group

Hayes-Waite Library

Trans Spectrum Discussion Group

OLOC

Apuzzo Hall

Men's group outing

SCA

Alternates speaker/discussion & Big Book discussion. Open to all desiring to stop patterns of sexual compulsion & addiction.

Library

SOLIDARITY THURSDAYS AT THE BEVERLY

Join us at the Beverly the third Thursday of every month during the pop up queer bar "Pansy Club" where we'll offer discussion, materials and tips on how to take action for LGBTQ social justice.

The Beverly Bar, 224 Foxhall Avenue, Kingston, NY, United States

AA: Serenity at the Center

Alternates speaker/discussion and Big Book discussion. Any alcoholic is welcome.

the Center

Latin Dance

Move to the rainbow of Latin & Caribbean rhythms with instructor Carlos Osorio of Cumbia Spirit School of Dance. No experience or partner needed. $5 suggested Donation.

Group: AA Vision for You

Alternates speaker/discussion and Big Book discussion. Any alcoholic is welcome.

Hayes-Waite Library

Adult Children of Alcoholics

Steps to emotional sobriety (Sundays from 11:30—12:30 pm). Open to anyone suffering from the effects of growing up in an alcoholic or dysfunctional family.

Old Dutch Church 272 Wall St, Kingston, NY 12401, United States

Game Night

Teen Leadership Council

WBI Group Room

Key of Q

For more info visit www.keyofq.org or email [email protected]

Apuzzo Hall

LGBTQ-Friendly Community Yoga Pop-Up Class

Are you LGBTQ and seeking a comfortable environment to learn the basics of yoga? We’re excited to offer this open, beginners class taught by Michele Muller in collaboration with the Hudson Valley LGBTQ Community Center. Hosted in our wheelchair-accessible Uptown studio ......More

Are you LGBTQ and seeking a comfortable environment to learn the basics of yoga? We’re excited to offer this open, beginners class taught by Michele Muller in collaboration with the Hudson Valley LGBTQ Community Center. Hosted in our wheelchair-accessible Uptown studio location and open to LGBTQ community members and allies; $5 suggested donation. Join us as we learn the fundamentals of a yoga practice in a supportive and affirming environment.

The Yoga House, 57 Crown St, Kingston, NY 12401, USA

The Rainbow After - Adult Survivors of Trauma

A peer support group for adult incest/sexual abuse and trauma survivors based on the 12 Step Recovery program. For more information call 845-331-5300.

Hayes-Waite Library

Acupuncture Clinic

Dr. Lyndsay von Miller, DACM, L.Ac.Doctor of Acupuncture & Chinese MedicineLicensed AcupuncturistBoard Certified Herbalistvonmilleracupuncture.comDrvonMiller@gmail.com917-826-4538

Apuzzo Hall

Conversaciones: Spanish Language Exchange

A place to learn, practice or refine your speaking, writing, reading or conversation skills. Beginners to intermediate; no experience needed. Friendly and relaxed environment at the LGBTQ center. All are welcome. Teacher is Carlos Osorio. Any questions call or text 845......More

A place to learn, practice or refine your speaking, writing, reading or conversation skills. Beginners to intermediate; no experience needed. Friendly and relaxed environment at the LGBTQ center. All are welcome. Teacher is Carlos Osorio. Any questions call or text 845-417-8682. Every 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Tuesdays!Hasta pronto amigos!

Apuzzo Hall

Fiber Fanatics

We are a group of LGBTQ individuals and their allies who love all aspects of fiber arts and/or crafts - from knitting, crocheting, spinning and weaving to quilting, rug hooking, needlepointing, beading, sewing, felting, braiding, collaging and more. If you love to creat......More

We are a group of LGBTQ individuals and their allies who love all aspects of fiber arts and/or crafts - from knitting, crocheting, spinning and weaving to quilting, rug hooking, needlepointing, beading, sewing, felting, braiding, collaging and more. If you love to create and want to share conversation, projects, and friendship, come and be part of the fun. Afterwards, we usually go to a local eatery for more conversation and fun.

Board Room

Refuge Recovery

RefugeRecovery is a Buddhist-oriented path to freedom from addiction. This is anapproach to recovery that understands: “All individuals have the power andpotential to free themselves from the suffering that is caused by addiction.”We feel confident in the power of the ......More

RefugeRecovery is a Buddhist-oriented path to freedom from addiction. This is anapproach to recovery that understands: “All individuals have the power andpotential to free themselves from the suffering that is caused by addiction.”We feel confident in the power of the this process and the practiceof mindfulness  if applied, to relieve suffering of all kinds,including the suffering of addiction. This is a process that cultivates a pathof awakening, the path of recovering from the addictions and delusions thathave created so much suffering in our lives and in this world. This program isopen to all people and all addictions. Refuge recovery does not discriminate or separate  and seesaddiction and craving as a integral part of being human and not a stigma. Refuge Recovery is a systematic approach to training our hearts andminds to see clearly and respond to our lives with understanding andnon-harming. 

Fred Mayo Library

LGBTQ youth book club

Al-Anon - The Rainbow Promises Group

Hayes-Waite Library