Stonewall 40th Anniversary, June 1969-June 2009

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40th ANNUAL NEW YORK GAY, LESBIAN, BI & TRANSGENDER PRIDE PARADE, Sunday, June 28, 2009

Barnes and Noble Bookstore: 2289 Broadway at 82nd Street, New York City. Coming in June: Stonewall Plus 40 with Martin Duberman, Kate Millett and others. Day, date, and time in June 2009 to be announced.

Heritage of Pride

IN THE LIFE: Stonewall 40th Anniversary Special

Short Synopsis:In recognition of the 40th Anniversary of the Stonewall riots in June 1969, In The Life Media is producing a one-hour special that will look at the growth of the LGBT community and movement over the past forty years. The special will air on public television stations nationwide throughout June 2009.

LGBT@New York Public Library: Panel with Karla Jay, Allen Young, and others at the New York Public Library on Fifth Avenue at 42nd Street, in the South Court Theater, on Wednesday, June 24, 5-7:30 pm, celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the Stonewall Rebellion. Moderated by Jason Baumann, the curator of the LGBT Archive at the Library.

Stonewall Veterans' Association

ZAP! Art and the Gay and Lesbian Revolution, 1969-present

A collaborative attempt to piece together the history of how the gay and lesbian liberation movements influenced the visual arts.