This New Space in Manhattan Celebrates New York City's Queer History — and It's Open Now
"The Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center, located on Christopher Street in Manhattan, celebrates queer culture and history. Established by the non-profit Pride Live, the center is a tribute to the legacy of the Stonewall Inn and the 1969 gay rights uprising. The venue includes exhibitions and installations focused on the LGBTQ+ rights movement, and it serves as an educational destination. The center is housed in a building that was part of the original Stonewall Inn and occupies a 3,700-square-foot space. It features dynamic displays, including augmented reality concepts and rotating exhibits created by students from Parsons New School. The center also collaborates with various LGBTQ+ organizations to host events, workshops, and field trips." - Travel + Leisure Editors
