Stonewall National Museum, Archives, & Library

09/08/2026

📚 Your next must-read might come with a chance to meet the author.

Join us for an evening with Clayton Littlewood, author of A Man’s Own Life: A Memoir - a candid, funny, and deeply moving journey through five decades of q***r life, from the glittering years of gay London to an unexpected chapter in Florida.

📅 September 15 | 6 PM
📍 Stonewall National Museum, Archives & Library & on Zoom!
🎟️ Register here: https://givebutter.com/author-event-clayton-littlewood-zi4mcx?gbtid=23ecc3ec-b138-4ff5-b54c-9e35970c36b5

09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day! Today, we celebrate the workers who have helped build, shape and move our communities forward, including generations of LGBTQ+ people who fought not only for equality, but for the freedom to live and work authentically.

Their courage helped open doors, change workplaces and create opportunities for those who came after them. 🏳️‍🌈

09/04/2026

History isn’t just something we read about, sometimes we get to hold onto the pages that captured it. 📰🏳️‍🌈

These 1996 newspapers offer a glimpse into how LGBTQ+ communities across the country were reporting, reacting, organizing, and making their voices heard during the fight against DoMA.

Nearly 30 years later, preserving these stories gives us the chance to see not only how much has changed, but the people and voices that helped push that change forward.

💬 Were you around when these headlines were published? What do you remember?

09/03/2026

All social movements are built on those movements that came before them. The Women’s Movement was no different. What set it apart was the brilliance of its leaders and the fierce energy they presented to the world.

That confidence inspired the movements that followed. Stonewall National Museum, Archives, & Library mourns the loss and celebrates the life of pioneer, Gloria Steinem who has passed away at 92, leaving a legacy for the ages.

09/01/2026

On this first day of September, Stonewall National Museum, Archives, & Library has two programs:

1. An interview with NYTimes bestselling author, Ryan Douglas, discussing his soon to be released new novel, "Night of Madness". Information: https://stonewall-museum.org/meet-the-author-event-ryan-douglass/

2. Our first TRIVIA NIGHT partnering with Rebel Wine Bar in Oakland Park. Information: https://givebutter.com/trivia-nights-at-rebel-wine-bar-rgatt4

JOIN US NO MATTER WHERE YOU ARE IN THE WORLD

Ryan Douglass is a q***r Black author and poet from Atlanta whose work reshapes the landscape of contemporary horror and speculative fiction. His debut novel,

08/30/2026

Knowledge is power...JOIN US and be part of the solution, not the problem! UFT - United Federation of Teachers American Federation of Teacher PFLAG National PFLAG NYC New Jersey Teachers

08/28/2026

Leigh Buckner you would have enjoyed this event, but the Amazon was calling!

08/28/2026

Women’s stories matter

08/28/2026

Every object in an archive has a story behind it, and some might surprise you. 🤺🏳️‍🌈

During our Women’s Fund gathering, Robert shared a glimpse at one remarkable collection recently donated to Stonewall: the archive of a local Paralympian, Terry “Scooter” Hayes, who competes in wheelchair fencing, including her sword, mask, photographs, and boxes of materials documenting her journey.

It’s exactly why Stonewall’s National Women’s Fund matters: ensuring women know that their stories, achievements, and history belong in the archive. That history and those stories matter.

Help us preserve the stories, voices, and history that deserve to be remembered, donate today: https://givebutter.com/support-stonewall-

08/28/2026

What you don't know will hurt you and everyone you love

Join us on October 22nd, right here in Fort Lauderdale...eat, drink, be merry and share in the conversation. RSVP and reserve your seat, today.