Our Recurring Programs are the bread and butter of Guilford Green.
We have events for every member of Greensboro’s LGBTQ+ community: our programs are intersectional, intergenerational, and provide a brave space for a spectrum of queer identity labels. No matter how you identify or what your background is, we have a communal space for you.
Come hang out with us! Stop by the Center for a snack, drink, and meet new friends! We have giant TVs, video games, board games, and a queer library available for you to enjoy.
Programming begins at 6PM and will vary each week.
Youth nights are hosted every Thursday for LGBTQ+ teens ages 13-18.
Join N.C. Certified Peer Support Specialist/Facilitator Rick Mozena, NC CPSS, for a Trans Support Group that meets every first and third Monday and Guilford Green Foundation & LGBTQ Center 6-8 pm. If you are member of the Transgender community, 18+ years, and wish to be part of affirming peer support, then this discussion group is for you. This peer support group will discuss many issues important to the Transgender community.
Come to the Center and bring a dish to share if you are able. This event is for members of the Trans community and invited Allies. Meals take place on the 2nd Sunday of the month.
Support Group for all kinds of grief. This FREE support group will take place every 2nd Wednesday of the month at the GGF Center, and is available to anyone in the community. We welcome you to sit in community with kind and experienced facilitators SB Rawz and Dr. Cheryl Greenberg, and others who are also navigating grief of all kinds.
Please RSVP via the Eventbrite link to let us know if you plan to join in an upcoming session.
Held on the first Tuesday of every month at Lewis & Elm. This is a drop-in social time and there is no need to register. Each month we will feature a different GGF program, event, happening or holiday. Join us for a cocktail, mocktail, and a bite to eat. Bring a friend or come make some new ones!
(LGBTQ+ Educators and Allies Resource Network) join LGBTQ+ educators (classroom teachers, school administrators, university faculty, and youth) to network and collaborate. Come to find a community with fellow educators and expert-led youth activities
Group facilitators are Ryan Hughes and Sara Porter. Ryan Hughes is a faculty member in a local university, where he teaches elementary education and educational equity courses. He researches elementary students’ social studies learning and how early career teachers learn to teach social studies through antiracist lenses. Sara Porter is also a faculty member in a local university, where she teaches K-12 science education and equity courses. She researches STEM teacher learning in informal science settings like museums and makerspaces outside of the accountability system to support teachers to broaden their perceptions about science teaching and learning.
Get OUTdoors with Guilford Green Foundation & LGBTQ Center! Join us for various outdoor adventures for the LGBT+ community.
The trans and queer community of Greensboro are welcome to come to the Center any time during our normal operating hours (Tuesday – Friday 12 Noon-5 pm) for FREE CLOTHES!
All you have to do is visit the Center at 121 N Greene St, sign in, ask for the closet, and pick out any clothing items you want. We also have a changing area available for your convenience.
Want to donate your used clothes? We accept any adult-sized articles of clothing that are clean and in good condition. We also accept shoes and accessories.
The Center’s in-house Queer Library hosts a variety of LGBT-related books and movies guests are encouraged to borrow. To check-out an item from our library, come to the Center at 121 N Greene St. any time during our normal operating hours (Tuesday – Thursday 11am-6pm; Friday 11am-5pm).
