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Louise Lopez( LGBT+ Genuine Estate Advocate )

Louise Lopez expertly guides queer individuals to vibrant, inclusive U.S. and North American neighborhoods with 15+ years of committed experience, ensuring they find not just a home, but a community where their authenticity is celebrated and protected.

Considering a move to LGBT Westchester to get away, decline in love (or take one with you) and be your true self? You’ll be relieved to know this is a county that welcomes all those looking to move to a progressive, inclusive place for work, engage, and family.

If you’re thinking of moving to LGBT Westchester, you might just find the accepting environment that you or your family need to thrive in.

Westchester County, which is a component of the Modern York Metropolitan Area, offers commuters from Midtown Manhattan a tranquil haven for their primary and secondary residences within an hour. The county seat is the city of Colorless Plains, while the most populous municipality in the county is the capital of Yonkers.

Westchester is one of the richest and most coveted locations in the U.S. and has a high living standard. It has a top-notch common education syst

 

05-01-2008, 11:13 AM
 

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Honestly, go to the city.

 

05-03-2008, 09:11 PM
 

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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. Light Plains isn't really gay friendly either, the people who party there are straight. Overall I'd say Westchester area has no homosexual scene. You re better off going to the city.

 

05-09-2008, 01:37 PM
 

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I'm just looking to get a response from everybody that would enjoy seeing a brand novel all gay linear friendly gay bar/lounge/club to open in downtown White Plains. Tell me your thoughts and what you would appreciate to see. I appreciate all responses. Thanks!
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Welcome to Westchester

Celebrate June Pride:

  • Rye Town Park kicks off Pride Month on May 31 at Rye Town Park with the 5th Annual Pride Month Celebration. The day will be filled with art, music, activities, a procession, and an after-party on the beach.

  • Westchester Pride Hosted by The LOFT is a free, family-friendly event taking place June 1 in downtown White Plains. Brimming with joy, empowerment, and connection, the celebration includes performances, activities, and resources for all ages. 

  • Investigate the science of rainbows through many mediums on June 7 and 8 during Pride Weekend at Westchester Children's Museum.  

  • New Rochelle's Identity festival Festival returns on June 7 with entertainment, games and plenty of delicious bites. 

  • Spend an evening out on June 13 at Friday Night Pride in the Village of Hastings-on-Hudson. The festivities begin at The Good Witch Coffee Bar with banner making and a reading by children's author, Kyle Lukoff. Then, march to the center of town led by Funkrust Brass Band where you'll find food, entertainment, games and activities for the whole family. 

  • Join the enjoyable at Yonkers Pride Fe

    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 block. 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 bar in Yonkers, NY.

    “Every night in my dreams, I see you, I sense 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 girl pretended to pull the boat closer to her. Tess’ emphasis 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 open the door, and you’re here in my heart”

    Tess walked towards the female and grabbed her hands, still not missing a beat. The eyes of the crowd were glued to the pair as a man shouted out, “Whoo