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Joan Larkin and friends will read from her much-awaited new book, Old Stranger. “There are few poets in America who can combine Joan Larkin's formal mastery with her…
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Joan Larkin and friends will read from her much-awaited new book, Old Stranger. “There are few poets in America who can combine Joan Larkin's formal mastery with her… |
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Join iconic performance artist and playwright Penny Arcade in conversation with curator and writer Gemma Rolls-Bentley. The pair will discuss Gemma’s new book Queer Art: From Canvas to… |
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Join us in celebrating the closing of the longest-running group exhibition in the US featuring original works by Dyke Artists over 40: Dyke+ ArtHaus Visits The Bureau. Stop… |
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Join Richard Mirabella, Kyle Dillon Hertz, Daniel Allen Cox, Nathan Xie, and Christopher DiRaddo for readings from their work. Richard Mirabella will be celebrating the paperback launch of… |
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Revisioning Democracy: Episode 3. Resisting Europe’s Autocrats presents a conversation about “Resisting Europe’s Autocrats” with Frederick Clarkson, Senior Research Analyst at Political Research Associates. This discussion will include our… |
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We’ll be reading fiction and non-fiction — classic, contemporary, revealing and visionary. As a group we will decide what to read each month, focusing on lesbian authors and/or…
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Elisabeth Nonas will discuss Grace Period with Firebrand Books' Nancy Bereano. In Grace Period, just as 70-year-old writing professor Hannah Greene walks into her retirement party, she's called… |
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Please join us for a conversation with Nicole Zelniker, author of FROM WHERE WE ARE, and Marcia Bradley, author of THE HOME FOR WAYWARD GIRLS. Moderated by Karis… |
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What do you do when you’re too gay for Pakistan, too Pakistani to be gay in America, and ashamed of your body everywhere? How can you find happiness… |
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YOU LEFT A MARK ON ME SEPTEMBER 19, 2024 - JANUARY 5, 2025 Reception: Thursday, September 19, 6-8 PM The Bureau of General Services—Queer Division presents You Left… |
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Join DOPAMINE Books author Clement Goldberg as they read from their debut novel, New Mistakes, and discuss cats, plants, aliens, love, sex and art with Detransition, Baby author… |
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THIS YEAR'S EDITION OF NYQZF WILL TAKE PLACE ON SAT, SEPT 21, 2024, 11-5, AT THE CENTER AT 208 W 13 ST, NY, NY. Rm 101 and 110…
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TELL is a monthly queer storytelling show hosted and curated by Drae Campbell. It is the longest running event at BGSQD. 10 years and going. Each month there… |
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Song of Myself is the story of Daniel Dell Blake, a gay man navigating his way through a tumultuous twentieth-century America. In a world in which being gay… |
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The Publishing Triangle presents its monthly OUTspoken Reading Series as host Rob Byrnes welcomes Trebor Healey, Gerard Cabrera, Drew Pisarra, Jim Berg, and Christopher Murray Join us as in-person or watch the live-stream… |
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One hundred years ago, New York City was in the midst of the so-called Pansy (Queer) Craze, which catalyzed the raucous eroticism of the Jazz Age. Prohibition revelers… |
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Join Jendi Reiter and Ella Dawson for a reading from their new novels and a discussion of using humor and romance to leaven stories of healing from trauma.… |
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Join journalist Afeef Nessouli, who will be in conversation with Marwan Kaabour, the editor of The Queer Arab Glossary, the first published collection of queer Arabic slang. Featuring… |
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Join novelists Mala Kumar, author of What It Meant to Survive, and JD Glass, author of Fire Fall, for a conversation about intersectionality, queer resilience, and the art… |
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New York City Launch of Criminalized Lives: HIV and Legal Violence, Rutgers University Press. Using storytelling, theory, and comic illustrations, this book examines firsthand accounts of people living… |
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