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Category Archives: NYC
Chelsea Pines, Spartacus and New York: A Great Relationship Begins in the ’80′s
Briand Bedford-Eichler is currently the Editor-in-Chief of Spartacus. He lives in Berlin and visited Chelsea Pines Inn for the first time 23 years ago. His recollection is shared below in English and German. I will never forget my first visit … Continue reading
Fay Jacobs: Chelsea Pines, Prom and Mame. We’ll Always Be Bosom Buddies!
by Fay Jacobs Fay is the author of author of three hilarious memoirs about lesbian life, politics and her beloved hometown Rehoboth Beach DE. She is the Publisher and Managing Editor of A&M Books, a successor to the legendary Naiad … Continue reading
Posted in Anniversary, General, Guesthouse, NYC, Theater
Tagged Fay Jacobs, Mame, Rehobeth
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Tom Viola: Positively 14th Street
by Tom Viola Tom Viola is the executive director of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS (BC/EFA), the nation’s leading industry-based not-for-profit AIDS fundraising and grant-making organization. In 2010, Tom received a Tony Honor for Excellence in the Theatre. BC/EFA presents several … Continue reading
Posted in Anniversary, General, Guesthouse, NYC, Theater
Tagged 14th St., Broadway Cares, Equity Fights AIDS, Tom Viola
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Michael Adams on SAGE and the Legacy of Ken Dawson
by Michael Adams Michael Adams is the Executive Director of SAGE (Services & Advocacy for GLBT Elders). SAGE is the oldest and largest organization in the country providing services and advocacy for LGBT seniors. SAGE’s programs directly serve thousands of … Continue reading
Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum of CBST Looks Back
by Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum Rabbi Kleinbaum serves as the spiritual leader of Congregation Beth Simchat Torah and is regarded as one of the most important rabbis in America. The national Jewish weekly, The Forward , named her as one of … Continue reading
How to Make an Inn
by Jay Lesiger Jay Lesiger is the founder and owner of Chelsea Pines Inn. I wish I had a dollar for every time a Chelsea Pines guest or acquaintance has said to me, “I’ve always wanted to run an inn. … Continue reading
Janis Siegel’s West Village Then and Now
by Janis Siegel Janis Siegel is a nine-time Grammy winning solo artist and founding member of The Manhattan Transfer. Since 1982, she has also built a successful solo career spawning many highly acclaimed and finely crafted solo albums as well … Continue reading
Posted in Anniversary, Music, NYC, Restaurants
Tagged Chelsea Pines Inn, Janis Siegel
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The Road from Uncle Charlie’s 1986 to Broadway Today
by Tom Kirdahy Tom Kirdahy has dedicated his professional career and personal life working for LGBT causes. Tom spent nearly two decades as an attorney providing free legal services to people with HIV/AIDS, helping to create projects at Gay Men’s … Continue reading
New York Then and Now
by Ed Salvato Ed Salvato is a leading gay travel expert, writer, and marketing consultant. He offers LGBT trip-planning tips on his website. New York City was a very different place when I visited the first time. It was the … Continue reading