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The Treasure Coasts LGBTQIA+ Resource Hub In the heart of The Sanctuary, you'll find more than just a space; you'll discover a profound sense of belonging.

We believe that every individual deserves to bask in the warmth of emotional, physical, social, and spiritual support. Our doors are open to all who identify as LGBTQ+, providing a haven where you can flourish without fear, and where you can express your true self without inhibition.

11/02/2026

Gay Men’s Coffee Clutch has been canceled for this month due to weather and flooding around town! Stay safe out there and we’ll see you next month!

10/27/2026

RiteLife Services and Sanctuary of the Treasure Coast invite you to spend Thanksgiving Day with us! Whether you need a break, need somewhere to go, don't want to be alone or whatever your reason, we are here for you.

10/19/2026

Voices - PSL Gay Men's Chorus is inviting ALL MEMBERS and ALL GENDERS to special community outreach opportunity to join our voices together! Please consider coming out to this event on October 29th!

In an out reach to the community let's get together and make some happy music.

10/11/2026

Message us for details on any of our events, check out page or website!

10/11/2026

October 11 is National Coming Out Day.

National Coming Out Day was founded in 1988 by LGBTQ+ activists Robert Eichberg and Jean O’Leary, one year after the 1987 March on Washington for Le***an and Gay Rights.

Eichberg was a psychologist and gay rights activist who focused much of his work on self-acceptance and living openly. O’Leary was a le***an activist and longtime advocate for LGBTQ+ rights who helped found Le***an Feminist Liberation and later served as an executive director of the National Gay Rights Advocates.

Together, they believed visibility could be a powerful force for change. At a time when many people had little or no openly LGBTQ+ representation in their everyday lives, coming out challenged stereotypes by showing that LGBTQ+ people were already their friends, family members, neighbors, and coworkers.

More than 35 years later, National Coming Out Day continues to celebrate visibility — but it’s also important to remember that coming out is deeply personal.

No one owes anyone their story. Coming out should happen on your own terms, in your own time, and only when you feel ready and safe.

Today we honor those who came out, those who made it possible for others to do so, and those who aren’t ready or able to yet.

10/10/2026

The Fae Agenda: An LGBTQIA+ Adventuring Guild 🎲🌈
First session: November 14 at 6 PM!

The Sanctuary’s new monthly Dungeons & Dragons group uses the 2024 rules for 5e! All experience levels are welcome, whether you’re a seasoned dice goblin or have never rolled for initiative and have no idea what that means!

Our first session will be character creation and a general rules overview. Bring your imagination. Your tragic backstory is optional.

After that, we’ll play monthly one-shots: standalone adventures where everyone belongs to the same guild, with different parties taking on different jobs. Same Fae Agenda, fresh quest!

You must register by November 7 using the signup link below or on the event page. Advance registration gives our Dungeon Masters time to prepare and determines how many tables we’ll run.

SIGN UP HERE: https://forms.gle/CZTBmaVj2NSsWZAv9

Your quest begins with the signup form. No ability check required.

10/08/2026

Happy International Le***an Day!

Observed each year on October 8, International Le***an Day celebrates le***an history, culture, visibility, and community.

The exact beginnings of the day are a little difficult to pin down — something that is true of a lot of LGBTQ+ history. Its roots are often traced to le***an organizing in New Zealand around 1980, during a time when le***an communities were becoming increasingly visible and organized.

That history goes back much further. For generations, le***ans built communities and relationships even when living openly could mean discrimination, rejection, or persecution. By the 1970s and 1980s, le***an organizations, publications, community spaces, marches, and support networks were becoming increasingly visible and played an important role in the larger LGBTQ+ rights movement.

Today we celebrate the le***ans who came before us, those who are making a difference today, and the generations still to come.

Le***an history is LGBTQ+ history.

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Port Saint Lucie, FL

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http://www.thesanctuaryofthetreasurecoast.org/

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