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Henrietta Hudson, at 438 Hudson Street in Manhattan, isn't just a bar; for over twenty years, it's been the center of New York's lesbian community.
This place has staying power. It’s open every night, year-round, drawing lesbians and straight allies who want a real night out. You don't last two decades in New York nightlife without doing something right, and Henrietta’s has done a lot right.
It feels like a major Manhattan LGBTQ+ spot—the kind of place where the energy just hits you. The community has noticed, too. They’ve picked up GONYC Magazine Reader's Choice Awards for Best Lesbian Bar, Best Music, Best DJs, and Best Bartenders. That's not just for showing up; that's for delivering.
The awards tell you something else: they throw all kinds of parties. From house music to Latin nights to play parties, the vibe changes completely depending on when you walk in. So don't expect the same thing twice. If you want to know what's on, check henriettahudson.com before you head over.
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At first I thought this was a safe space for qtpoc folks. I was surely wrong. During coivd19, the majority of the staff were white cis, and many not even gay. One night I had a mental breakdown, I was brought into one of the directors office, and she threatened to call the police on a young bipoc person for expressing their pain. I thought I can explore my pgps and preferred name, and I was accused of falsifying my identity and eventually banned. Extremely hostile towards trans people of color.
Honestly, by the looks of this place, it's awful. The staff were rude, and there was an American flag inside. America is so toxic towards trans people, and everyone there called me by my deadname, even when I asked them not to.
Their dedication to inclusivity, education, and advocacy is truly inspiring. The staff is kind, the resources are valuable, and the sense of community is uplifting.
I recently visited the Pride Center and Sherwin was able to help me out. Sherwin was extremely helpful and professional, providing me with all the information I needed and answering my questions with patience. The entire experience was positive and supportive, thanks to Sherwin's assistance. Highly recommend!
The staff is so fake and disingenuous, double-standards are common place, cliques are formed depending on who the staff favors. They are hurting for members and they wonder why. Fire Hailey, Gina and Nichole and get people who actually care about members welfare.
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Last updated on 3 August 2026