Doug Argue: Fire for Fire
New York City-based artist Doug Argue's new body of work, Fire for Fire - an unabashed commentary on climate change and the epidemic of book banning is now on view at Sub Rosa.
Not A Noplace: a QTBIPoC Open Mic Series
Not A Noplace is a QTBIPoC Open Mic Series inspired by Lucille Clifton’s poem called “what the mirror said".
Though systems of oppression (such as racism, capitalism, patriarchy, etc.) condition us to believe that we are both wrong and disposable if we do not wield our energy into a soft place for others to land, we cannot abandon ourselves. We hymns of unhurting, be our own best things.
Come commune with us + TALK YOUR SH*T + TAKE UP SPACE + bear witness . QTBIPoC beings ONLY on the mic, however, ALLIES are invited to bear witness/support/donate
The HOMO HUT
Everyone’s favorite iconic neighborhood pizza spot, Joe’s Cafe, is partnering with us this Valentine’s Day weekend for our first installment of *** HOMO HUT ***
Each ticket includes a pizza of your choosing (gluten free* and vegan options available), as well as a darling NoseGay arrangement designed by our resident queer florist, Rebecca.
Get your ticket here!
Queers for Palestine Poetry Night
Join us for an evening of entertainment and action for Palestine, with readings and conversation with renowned queer Palestinian writers, to raise funds for LGBTQIA+ Palestinians in crisis.Featuring: Yaffa, Palestinian Trans Muslim poet and actvitist; George Abraham, Palestinian American poet, essayist, critic, and performance artist; and Hannah Moushabeck, Palestinian author and activist, co-owner of Interlink Publishing.
100% of profits will be directed to the Muslim Alliance for Sexual & Gender Diversity.
