Hello there! I am about to relocate to Modern Rochelle, NY from Salt Lake City, UT in about 2 weeks. I have an apartment in the Avalon on the Sound East located in downtown New Rochelle.
My question is, is there anything to do in Westchester County, or am I always going to be going to Fresh York City?
A petty backgound on myself: I'm a 23 year elderly gay male. I admire to go out once and a while, catch a beer after perform, meet new people, uncover new restaurants, and stop by coffee shops and bookstores. Am I going to find that in Westchester, or is my optimal bet to always be on the train to NYC?
Also is there ANY kind of lgbtq+ scene in Westchester County? Also what is the attitude like in the area? Open and accepting? Or conservative and end minded?
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10-19-2007, 12:42 PM
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02-02-2009, 06:12 AM
Location: Alabaster Plains
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White Plains could deffinately utilize a gay block. The Loft is mainly for a much older organization of adults and there's pleanty of young gays and lez' looking for a chill see, me included!! The Villlage is a bit far to go to EVERY Friday night.
02-07-2009, 02:50 PM
Location: New Rochelle, New York
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I understand the NYSC in White Plains has a nice number of same-sex attracted members.
02-07-2009, 03:25 PM
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Can anybody suggest a gym in Westchester all the way up to Stamford that is well... perhaps not gay oriented, but at least has some gay members?
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