We all know about the Stonewall riots in 1969. But who knows that Mae West was arrested in Manhattan for producing a pro-gay-rights play in 1926? Or that Walt Whitman read his homoerotic poems to friends at a bar on Broadway? Professor Andrew Lear has designed this tour to bring New York's gay *history* out of the closet.  We leave from the historic Stonewall Inn (come early or stay after to enjoy an adult beverage). REGISTER 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!).

LGBTQ+ Greece, From Achilles to Alexander the Great and Beyond!! October 1-10. Save $100 when you mention The Men Event

LGBTQ+ Germany, from Mad King Ludwig to Cabaret, Marlene Dietrich, The (gay) White Rose, and Beyond!! September 10-19. Save $100 when you mention The Men Event

We all know about the Stonewall riots in 1969. But who knows that Mae West was arrested in Manhattan for producing a pro-gay-rights play in 1926? Or that Walt Whitman read his homoerotic poems to friends at a bar on Broadway? Professor Andrew Lear has designed this tour to bring New York's gay *history* out of the closet.  We leave from the historic Stonewall Inn (come early or stay after to enjoy an adult beverage). REGISTER 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

Have you ever felt unsafe or intimidated by a situation of the world around you? Come Learn REAL LIFE techniques to defend yourself from an attacker. BOOK NOW

We all know about the Stonewall riots in 1969. But who knows that Mae West was arrested in Manhattan for producing a pro-gay-rights play in 1926? Or that Walt Whitman read his homoerotic poems to friends at a bar on Broadway? Professor Andrew Lear has designed this tour to bring New York's gay *history* out of the closet.  We leave from the historic Stonewall Inn (come early or stay after to enjoy an adult beverage). REGISTER NOW

Find out where Quentin Crisp learned to vamp, and the Bloomsbury set "loved in triangles" on this tour of London's gayest neighborhoods! BOOK NOW

Follow Oscar Wilde's footsteps through the city of his youth, and learn about the formative influences on this great writer and gay martyr. BOOK NOW

Join award-winning tour guide Dan Vo as he turns his eye to queer love on a tour of the V&A's amazing and extensive collection. BOOK NOW

Ever wondered what makes an artwork queer? Join George Benson at New York's Museum of Modern Art to find out! BOOK NOW