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The monthly gathering for readers who actually want to talk about what they've read. This month's selection brings the group together for conversation, community, and the kind of literary discussion that reminds you why book clubs matter. Wednesday nights at The Little Gay Shop — where queer stories and queer people find each other.

Austin's Pride celebration lands at The Little Gay Shop for a day of community, connection, and joy. Expect local vendors, live entertainment, and the kind of gathering that reminds you why this community does celebration better than anyone. Whether you're here for the energy, the people, or just to be around your people, this is the event that brings it all together.

A high-energy night of country-western vibes meets queer nightlife — think neon lights, western aesthetics, and a dance floor ready to go. This is the kind of themed party that brings out the best in a crowd that knows how to have fun without taking itself too seriously.

Austin Pride returns to The Little Gay Shop for a celebration rooted in community, art, and queer joy. Browse 1,000+ independent queer artists and makers, connect with neighbors, and mark the occasion with people who get it. A Saturday morning gathering that honors what Pride actually means — showing up for each other.

The Little Gay Book Club gathers monthly to dig into LGBTQ+ stories that matter. This month: Heartstopper, the beloved coming-of-age graphic novel about two British teens finding love, friendship, and themselves. Come ready to talk about what the story means to you, meet other readers who get it, and spend an evening in a space that celebrates queer joy and connection.

Join a thoughtful discussion of Marjan Kamali's The Lion Women of Tehran, a sweeping novel that traces three generations of women navigating love, ambition, and identity in Iran. This book group gathering at BookWoman is for readers who want to dig into the story together—share what moved you, what surprised you, and what stuck with you. A chance to connect with other readers who care about queer and feminist voices in literature.

LaTesha Harris hosts an evening celebrating queer masculinity and literature at BookWoman. Explore conversations around identity, community, and the stories that matter — the kind of gathering that reminds you why independent bookstores are where real conversations happen.

Austin's hottest first Friday of the month is here — She23.Music and DJ Jo running the rooftop at Neon Grotto with rotating special guests and surprises every month. 9pm-2am, 21+. Expect a packed dance floor and the kind of energy that keeps people coming back.