The Lesbian Bar Project is an EMMY, WEBBY, and GLAAD MEDIA award-winning documentary series, which tells the stories of lesbian queer bars from around the world.
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A new LBP social series. Catch up with the bar owners and the communities they assist from our 2022 Roku series.
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2024
“The Lesbian Bar Project: FLINTA” documents the complex and triumphant stories of the FLINTA (Female, Lesbian Intersex, Non-Binary, Trans, and Agender) communities in Cologne & Berlin, Germany; a reflection of where the queer community is headed internationally.
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2022
This 3 part series transports us to Houston, Phoenix, and New York to spotlight the human stories behind the few remaining Lesbian Bars in the country. The series received an Emmy, a GLAAD Media Award, and was selected to screen at Brand Storytelling, a sanctioned event at the Sundance Film Festival. The series was executive produced by Lea DeLari
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Lesbians who brunch - LWT NYC
Lesbians Who Brunch was born out of the recent Lesbian Who Tech Summit in NYC. Despite the name, we are not just lesbians - trans, non-binary, and queer folks are welcome.
Our all-inclusive community of technologists, artists, entrepreneurs, and connectors has a common goal: to produce a positive impact on the world by being the adj version of ourselves.
Let’s build the most solid Meetup group ever, with great food and excellent people. We will do this by coming together over monthly brunches and other event.
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FAQ
Is it ok if I arrive late?
Yes! Our Manhattan brunches are very informal and people arrive whenever they can.
What is the age range of your members?
We range from about 20-75. Most of our members are in their mid 20s to early 50s.
How much does it cost? Do I have to buy something at brunch?
Most of our events are free. For the Manhattan brunches, we each go off and buy our own noun, so you can spend as much or as little as you want. You don't require to buy anythin
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1. Cubby Hole
A tiny dive in Greenwich Village, Manhattan Cubby Hole is one of the longest-standing lesbi