Mr Stefon Royce live interview on time warner cable TV Channel 34 Carribean Classroom Hosted By John Crow Queens Public TV 8pm-9pm June 30th

Stefon Royce live interview on time warner cable TV Channel 34 Carribean Classroom Hosted By John Crow Queens Public TV 8pm-9pm Tomorrow Call in 718 460-9802 to chat with Stefon Royce Live June 30th

Stefon Royce June 27th at Nutty Buddys

Stefon Royce in norfolk ,va at nutty buddys june 27th

showtime is 12am hosted by lady nina devine in norfolk viringia june 27th

Stefon Royce June 28th for nyce pride afterparty at alibi lounge in the village

Stefon Royce performs as Theodis Jenkins at Jordans Lounge June 16th in jersey city, nj

at ms theresa's come on down show time is at 11pm

247 newark ave...

June 28th Gay Pride 2009 in Mahattan at Alibi Lounge 2nd Annual Drag king show featuring Stefon Royce

in the village is where you want to be at alibi for the official after party hot nickels entertainment at alibi lounge...

June 24, 2009 - Stefon Royce is interviewed at 8pm on Sippin On Ink. The Colored Chronicles radio show The show is aired LIVE

Stefon Royce is interviewed at 8pm on Sippin On Ink. The Colored Chronicles radio show . The show is aired LIVE and you can join the readers in the chat room at: www.blogtalkradio.com/Sippin-on-Ink After the show is aired it is available for download at www.blogtalkradio.com/Sippin-on-Ink . Feel Free To Call In and Chat With Stefon Live at (646) 378-0402.

Stefon Royce performs in Norfolk, Va at Nutty Buddy's

He is performing June 27th host by Nina Divine

June 20th Stefon Royce performs at Bronx Pride

Stefon Royce escorts Marty Markowitz Borough Hall President into Borough Hall June 11th

On Thursday, June 11, Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz marked the weeklong Brooklyn Pride celebration by honoring outstanding members of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) community. BP Markowitz recognized three individuals and an organization that have made strides to improve the lives of all Brooklynites: the Lesbian Herstory Archives; Scot Medbury, Brooklyn Botanic Garden; Ricky Nacipucha, Trattoria Mangia; and Tracy Hobson, Center for Anti-Violence Education. Brooklyn is proud home to the city’s largest LGBT population, and BP Markowitz is a proud supporter of efforts to establish Brooklyn’s first-ever LGBT Center, which will build on the great work of all our Brooklyn LGBT service organizations.
“Brooklyn has one of the biggest and most diverse lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities in the United States—including New York City’s largest lesbian population—and the Brooklyn Pride Celebration and Multicultural Festival embraces all that makes our borough ‘proud home to everyone from everywhere’—with emphasis on proud,” said BP Markowitz. “This year we celebrate progress in establishing Brooklyn’s first-ever LGBT Center, as well as the historic strides in Iowa, Maine, Vermont and, hopefully soon, New York State to make marriage equality a reality for all Americans. How do you spell Brooklyn? L-G-B-T.”
The night of celebration also featured the launch of the LGBT art exhibit Identities, on display in the Borough Hall Community Room through June 30. This new work from six Brooklyn-inspired artists—Peyrotau & Sediles, Gregg Evans, Darren Jones, Emily North and Jesus Lapuente—examines how both gender and sexuality can define a community and its individuals. Branching across the media of painting, drawing, photography, video and installation, they represent varied identities within the LGBT community living and working in Brooklyn. The curator is Jorge Martin.
Additional guests and entertainers included Stefon Royce, Appolonia Cruz, India. M., Switch n’ Play, Graziella, “Tina Turner” and Xavier-Raye.

Stefon Royce host Brooklyn Pride June 13th and performs at Newark Essex Pride 2009 June 14th

Stefon Royce Host Asbury Pride June 7th 2009