Registration is $65 and riders can opt for routes at 30, 50, 65, 80 or 100 miles. New York area participants can start or finish their ride in Riverbank State Park in Hamilton Heights. Show solidarity and get a workout at the same time with this year’s OutCycling Pride Ride. Free timed-tickets are available on the New York Historical’s site. The outdoor exhibit features roughly 70 photos from the Cherry Grove Archives Collection. The New York Historical Society explores the LGBT community that thrived during the 1950s on Fire Island’s Cherry Grove. Safe/Haven: Gay Life in 1950s Cherry Grove The event is free, but you’ll need to register in advance if you want access to the indoor galleries. Support LGBTQIA+ artists at the Brooklyn Pop Up Market or take in drag and burlesque performances in the plaza. Kick it at the Brooklyn Museum this Saturday for an afternoon of music and outdoor activities. Virtual & in-person NYC Pride events First Saturday Lite: Still Here, Still Queer Check out ways to celebrate all month long with the events below. However, you don’t have to wait until the end of the month to get involved. Since this is the Big Apple, you can bet NYC Pride will deliver one of the best and largest celebrations. Last year’s event was largely virtual, but this year’s march will be a hybrid of both in-person and virtual activities. NYC’s annual Pride March returns Sunday, June 27th.
