Nowadays people seem to consider the size of certain male body parts terribly important.  The subject even came up in the presidential campaign, and ads about whether "size matters" are a dime a dozen.  Yet when we go to an art museum, the guys without clothes are distinctly below average real-life size. Why that is?  Were men really smaller once upon a time? Or did they prefer it for aesthetic reasons? Some other reason? Learn why the world's art museums are full of unhung heroes. You'll come away with a whole new understanding of art, and maybe even of size. BOOK NOW

No Cover. After a highly successful event last season, we are again partnering with Union Square Optical to create another very special, uber Gay Private Shopping and networking event.  Featuring complimentary wine and chips, lots of handsome men, networking, flirting and giveaways.  Plus, all attendees shall get 50% off all frames in the store including brand new looks for the fall season including designs from Dita, Tom Ford, Oliver Peoples, Paul Smith, Garrett Leight, Entourage of 7, and other fashion forward eyewear and sunwear. Click here to see the full list of designers. RSVP NOW

HAPPY SWIM: A Gay Pool Party Novmber edition / Presented by Guy Social with special guest host TheMenEvent, featuring surprise live Boylesque & Drag performances! This men-only private event includes a drink ticket, steamy sauna, heated indoor pool with swim up bar, DJ, exclusive use of pool and amenities, DJ, swimwear pop-up shop and up to 200 great guys to flirt n' frolic with! RSVP NOW

Join The Men Event for the most popular tour of the Met, led by one of the world authorities on Gay art. You will explore some of the Met's queer treasures, from ancient Greek nudes (and erotic vase-painting, on which Professor Lear is a world expert!) to homoerotic works from the Renaissance, and a panoply of modern works, some by LGBT artists, some portraying LGBT people, and some expressing same-sex desire. Famous artists and personalities, such as Caravaggio or Gertrude Stein, will appear-but so will lesser-known artists and works whose homoerotic charge is often ignored (including images used in homosexual initiation rites in New Guinea!). BOOK NOW

The popular Gay Tipsy Painting Party is a great way to meet new people and get your creative juices flowing. Join the fun and you can enjoy a beverage and some snacks while learning to paint your own personal masterpiece. Yes, it's a cocktail party and a painting class. Your ticket includes instruction from accredited artist, a 12x16 pre - sketched canvas, unlimited acrylic paint (water based) and painting supplies including brushes, aprons, and easels. You will learn the art of mixing colors, blending and painting techniques in this 2 hour class. Book your spot NOW