( NYC TRI-STATE AREA PEOPLE: Have a lot of fun this Sunday at the area's coolest Saint Patrick's Parade and Irish Fair while helping out with a worthy cause. )

( Please join us at a first-of-its-kind town hall meeting with officials from the US Department of Housing & Urban Development to discuss HUD's ground-breaking national study of housing discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals and families in the rental and sales markets )

( If you are gay, lesbian, bisexual, fluid, pansexual, queer-identified, transgender, genderqueer . . . )

( They currently have a need for Volunteers, have Student Internship Opportunities including some that come with a small stipend and openings for Full-Time/Part-Time Employment )

( The parade and festival will be happening this Sunday afternoon, March 1st 2009 in the friendly multi-ethnic community of Sunnyside Queens. It welcomes ALL people to celebrate Irish Heritage and Culture regardless of race, gender, creed or sexual orientation. )

( Looking for something to do this weekend? Have fun AND Do good by joining us at a Dance tonight at the LOFT in White Plains to benefit the ARCS food pantry and then on Sunday have a fine Italian Lunch in Queens to benefit PFLAG. )

( Your assistance will be helpful in assisting psychologists and educators to be aware of how discrimination affects several groups based on their sexual orientation )

( Come join your peers from Westchester County and the surrounding areas (hello Bronx, Connecticut, Orange and Putnam Counties) in a lively, friendly facilitated discussion group )

( at the historic Pelham Picture House in Southern Westchester County, quick and convenient to NYC and Southern Fairfield Connecticut by public transport or car )

The NYC LGBT Community Center, BiRequest and the Bi Writers Association present a program of funny and provocative short films that walk the borderline between bisexual/pansexual, gay/lesbian and hetero/homoflexible.

( How does your orientation affect the way you perceive a story? How do these stories portray bisexual and fluid characters? Bring your opinions! Bring your friends! People of ALL orientations encouraged to attend. )