Silver Sapphics: Line Dancing Edition!

Henrietta Hudson

Silver Sapphics: Line Dancing Edition!

Sat 26 Sept, 18:30 – 20:30

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About

NYC's premiere party for lesbians, bi women, and transmascs in their fifties, sixties, and seventies. If you're sapphic and open to meeting new people, come to Hen's and bring a friend. We have space in the private back room for mixing and mingling. This time, we've teamed up with former Coyote Ugly dancer Teresa Mae Lafferty to bring you a fun night of line dancing. Think a little Hustle, a little Electric Slide, a little country two-stepping, and maybe a Macarena to round things out. Tickets are $15 before September 14th and $25 therafter. How it started: At Pride Matchmaking, we've spoken with a number of lesbians and bi women in their fifties, sixties, and seventies who feel like nightlife caters to a younger crowd. And, for most people, it's harder to meet people in bars than it used to be. So, we partnered with Henrietta Hudson to bring you Silver Sapphics, a mixer for the 50+ community. About the Hosts: Karmen Paley: Matchmaker and Founder of Pride Matchmaking™ (formerly Karmen Connects), a boutique matchmaking agency serving LGBTQ+ clientele. With six years of experience, Karmen has celebrated many lasting matches across the spectrum of identity. Specializing in the unique dynamics of queer dating, they focus on helping LGBTQ+ individuals navigate dating with intentionality and authenticity. Henrietta Hudson is a legendary venue built by lesbians and rooted in community, activism, and care. For over 30 years, Hen’s has served as a safe haven in NYC—now reimagined as a spacious, airy lounge designed for connection, comfort, and creativity. Blending the warmth of a living room with the ease of a petite café, the space features mid-century modern design, cozy seating, work nooks, an outdoor enclave, a charcuterie bar, and a refreshed cocktail menu. While proudly the longest-running lesbian bar in the country, Henrietta Hudson embraces and uplifts the entire queer community—past, present, and future. Questions? Email [email protected]