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Stars kick off Pride weekend at exclusive ‘Café Kallmeyer’ soirée in NYC

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June 26, 2026

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Stars kick off Pride weekend at exclusive ‘Café Kallmeyer’ soirée in NYC

The stars were out to kick off NYC Pride weekend at the exclusive “Café Kallmeyer” soirée in New York City on Thursday night. Designer Daniella Kallmeyer and artistic director Gabriel Hendifar teamed up to put on the special event, which also celebrated the former’s 40th birthday, at interdisciplinary design studio Apparatus in Midtown. Notable figures []

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· Jun 27, 2026

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E! Online

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· Jul 2, 2026

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· Jun 25, 2026

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Related coverage for "Stars kick off Pride weekend at exclusive ‘Café Kallmeyer’ soirée in NYC": Now Magazine — ‘A safe space for women’: Sorry Papi Tour is coming to Toronto for a girls-only Latin party. TheJournal.ie — Are you going to any Pride events this weekend? . E! Online — Paige DeSorbo’s Amazon Swimsuit Finds Are Giving Luxury Resort. Workers World — For Starbucks workers, Pride means organize. The Daily Wire — Another MLB Team Announces ‘Pride Night’ Game, Features Drag Queen Performer