BiPgh - Bisexuals of Pittsburgh

PRIDE was wonderful!   Did you see us? Are you looking for ways to connect? We have a facebook group for discussion and community Our next event is Sunday (Normally we meet every 3rd Sunday at Victory Point, this month we have an opportunity for Kennywood! There's also a 1st Friday event at Persad monthly.)  And of course we have our facebook page as well! We would love to meet you! Photo by Mark Simpson

Ayooo! Yes you heard that right... our next meeting is the afternoon of Easter Sunday itself! Need a break from family, or just need some self-made family time?  Join us!  The only requirement is no biphobia!  We aim to be a space free from bi-erasure and bi-stigma, as well as a place to unlearn internalized biphobia, and find the support of a bisexual community. We meet 3rd Sundays, and we're at Victory Pointe Arcade !  (2nd Floor, reserved room, and we get a few of their delicious sides to share around.) Here's the event link!   You can RSVP on facebook, or just jot the date down if you're not ready to be out. Can't make it in person?  Try chatting with... The Group! We have a facebook group that's currently at 87 members!  Eighty-seven, folks!  And it's only even existed since December... keep it growing folks!  The group is really active with chat topics and community feedback.  It's a really wonderful resource, new as it i...

Event coming up tomorrow!   Go to this link for full event details.

Good afternoon all my lovely bi-babes, dudes, and everyone in between! Love to all our non-monosexuals of all stripes in Pittsburgh! We have another event up, the usual 3rd Sunday. ---Now at Victory Point Arcade and Cafe  at your request! ---Now scheduled for 4-7pm  at your request! Click here for the event posting in Facebook! Don't forget to join the facebook group to be the first to hear about what's going on in the Bisexual Community of Pittsburgh. Fun fact!  The "Mother of Pride" Brenda Howard, who along with Silvia Rivera and Marsha Johnson (Both trans women of color), founded the Pride March as an anniversary to the Stonewall Riots.  At the time of Stonewall, arrests for attendance at gay clubs was printed the next day in the newspaper, and people could legally be fired for being in such a location.  We commemorate standing up for the right to live our lives! Get out the tissues.  Brenda Howard is #StillBisexual and her husband, who su...