Friday Night Out is the most affirming and fun environment for LGBTQ youth. This is a great place to make friends from every corner of Long Island in a place where you can always be yourself. Each night has a different theme. If the night’s theme isn’t for you, that’s okay – you can just chill with friends in one of our queer youth lounge spaces. 

THIS WEEK’S THEMES:

9/01: Pajama Jam Heartstopper Marathon

Are you ready for an epic night of fun, laughter, and heatwarming stories? Join us for the Pajama Jam Heartstopper Marathon, a special teen night event that promises to bring you an unforgettable experience! Slip into your comfiest pajamas and get ready to immerse yourself in the world of Heartstopper, a captivating graphic novel series that explores love, friendship, and self-discovery. Ages 13-18

REGISTER HERE!

Join us for a fun day as we invade Cherry Grove! We will meet at the Sayville Ferry at 10:30AM, the ferry will depart promptly at 11:00. Activities for the day include hanging out at the famous Ice Palace, stopping for lunch, and enjoying the day together. Registration is required no later than August 29.

For more information, email ehernadez@lgbtnetwork.org.

We are gearing up for the LGBT Network’s National Coming Out Day (NCOD) Campaign, that engages communities to take a stand against the discrimination, violence, harassment, and bullying of LGBT people by coming out in support of safe spaces where they LIVE, LEARN, WORK, PLAY, and PRAY.

People participate in the campaign by wearing a rainbow ribbon, a symbol of LGBT pride and history, as a way to visually “come out” in support of safe spaces for LGBT people. 

You can help us prepare for this important event by helping us cut ribbons – last year we cut and distributed more than 954,000 of rainbow and trans pride ribbon and this year, with your help, we intend to break that record. 

Hauppauge Center | Contact: dwickes@lgbtnetwork.org

SIGN UP TODAY

We are gearing up for the LGBT Network’s National Coming Out Day (NCOD) Campaign, that engages communities to take a stand against the discrimination, violence, harassment, and bullying of LGBT people by coming out in support of safe spaces where they LIVE, LEARN, WORK, PLAY, and PRAY.

People participate in the campaign by wearing a rainbow ribbon, a symbol of LGBT pride and history, as a way to visually “come out” in support of safe spaces for LGBT people. 

You can help us prepare for this important event by helping us cut ribbons – last year we cut and distributed more than 954,000 of rainbow and trans pride ribbon and this year, with your help, we intend to break that record. 

Hauppauge Center | Contact: dwickes@lgbtnetwork.org

SIGN UP TODAY

We are gearing up for the LGBT Network’s National Coming Out Day (NCOD) Campaign, that engages communities to take a stand against the discrimination, violence, harassment, and bullying of LGBT people by coming out in support of safe spaces where they LIVE, LEARN, WORK, PLAY, and PRAY.

People participate in the campaign by wearing a rainbow ribbon, a symbol of LGBT pride and history, as a way to visually “come out” in support of safe spaces for LGBT people. 

You can help us prepare for this important event by helping us cut ribbons – last year we cut and distributed more than 954,000 of rainbow and trans pride ribbon and this year, with your help, we intend to break that record. 

Hauppauge Center | Contact: dwickes@lgbtnetwork.org

SIGN UP TODAY

We are gearing up for the LGBT Network’s National Coming Out Day (NCOD) Campaign, that engages communities to take a stand against the discrimination, violence, harassment, and bullying of LGBT people by coming out in support of safe spaces where they LIVE, LEARN, WORK, PLAY, and PRAY.

People participate in the campaign by wearing a rainbow ribbon, a symbol of LGBT pride and history, as a way to visually “come out” in support of safe spaces for LGBT people. 

You can help us prepare for this important event by helping us cut ribbons – last year we cut and distributed more than 954,000 of rainbow and trans pride ribbon and this year, with your help, we intend to break that record. 

Hauppauge Center | Contact: dwickes@lgbtnetwork.org

SIGN UP TODAY

We are gearing up for the LGBT Network’s National Coming Out Day (NCOD) Campaign, that engages communities to take a stand against the discrimination, violence, harassment, and bullying of LGBT people by coming out in support of safe spaces where they LIVE, LEARN, WORK, PLAY, and PRAY.

People participate in the campaign by wearing a rainbow ribbon, a symbol of LGBT pride and history, as a way to visually “come out” in support of safe spaces for LGBT people. 

You can help us prepare for this important event by helping us cut ribbons – last year we cut and distributed more than 954,000 of rainbow and trans pride ribbon and this year, with your help, we intend to break that record. 

Hauppauge Center | Contact: dwickes@lgbtnetwork.org

SIGN UP TODAY

Friday Night Out is the most affirming and fun environment for LGBTQ youth. This is a great place to make friends from every corner of Long Island in a place where you can always be yourself. Each night has a different theme. If the night’s theme isn’t for you, that’s okay – you can just chill with friends in one of our queer youth lounge spaces. 

THIS WEEK’S THEMES:

9/22: STEAM Odyssey

Embark on an epic journey of discovery and innovation at our Teen Nights STEAM Odyssey! This unique program combines Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) to prove an immersive and hands-on experience that sparks creativity, fosters critical thinking, and ignites a passion for learning.

REGISTER HERE!