I've been in New Rochelle its full of thugs and lowlifes. They're trying to gentrify the area with New Roc but it backfired. Not really a homo-friendly neighborhood lol. White Plains isn't really gay warm either, the people who party there are straight. Overall I'd say Westchester area has no gay scene. You re better off going to the city.
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I'm just looking to get a response from everybody that would enjoy seeing a brand modern all gay unbent friendly gay bar/lounge/club to open in downtown White Plains. Tell me your thoughts and what you would fancy to see. I appreciate all r
Westchester County&#;s Own and Only
Four girls sat at a table under the dim glow of rainbow lights, and nearly a dozen men crowding around the far right end of the bar. A brightly hued pride flag adorned the wall behind the men. The flowing chatter of the crowd was silenced, as their attention was captured, in an instant, as an iconic flute melody rang out throughout Ireland’s 32 prevent in Yonkers, NY.
“Every blackout in my dreams, I see you, I undergo you”
The lyrics lip synced were exaggerated by &#;Tess Tickles&#; as she rowed in place with her makeshift oars and boat in the middle of the open dance floor. As she rounded the second verse of &#;My Heart Will Go On,&#; her boat gained an uninvited passenger. A middle-aged blonde woman pretended to pull the boat closer to her. Tess&#; center never wavered, as her fellow drag queen and friend, &#;Rhoda Rollins Stone&#;, tried to comically sweep the woman away with a broom, to no avail.
“Once more you unseal the door, and you’re here in my heart”
Tess walked towards the lady and grabbed her hands, still not missing a beat. The
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White Plains could deffinately use a gay bar The Loft is mainly for a much older group of adults and there's pleanty of young gays and lez' looking for a chill spot, me included!! The Villlage is a bit far to leave to EVERY Friday night.
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Location: New Rochelle, New York
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I understand the NYSC in White Plains has a good number of gay members.
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Location: Connectucut shore but on a hill
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Can anybody recommend a gym in Westchester all the way up to Stamford that is well perhaps not gay oriented, but at least has some gay members?
If you calculate a climbing gym as a gym, check out The Rock Club in New Rochelle (] The R
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In the s and early s, the Playroom was Westchester County&#;s most prominent gay bar. In , Marty Chinitz, a gay man in his early 30s, borrowed wealth from his mother to uncover the establishment; at the period, it was the fifth prevent in Westchester County to cater towards a mostly gay clientele. Opening night boasted a crowd of some men and women packed into the tiny bar; it included performances from local drag queens, music, and dancing.
Located in a factory-filled section of Yonkers, the small club’s checkerboard dance floor was “the size of a postage stamp,” according to one former patron, and was surrounded by steps where people could catch a burst from the crowded floor. Off to the side was a bar with signs advertising drinks and meet-cute messages; “Special: Flaming Fa**ot: $2” and “say hello to the man next to you,” for example. The Playroom served a racially diverse clientele, and its patrons were typically more or less equally unruffled of men and women.
Yonkers in the s and early s was, as one Playroom patron described it, “as