PHOTO ESSAY BY DONNA ACETO | For the second year in a row, SAGE, Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders, celebrated Women’s History Month with “She,” an evening of drinks, appetizers, and the beats to get feet moving, held on March 22 at the Mezzanine at 55 Broadway downtown.
SAGE executive director Michael Adams with Judith Kasen-Windsor, one of the evening’s sponsors.
DJ Tikka and the crowd at SAGE’s “She.”
The popular Henrietta Hudson bartender E.
Bridget McGlinn and Abby Sugar.
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