Senior Discussion Group

A weekly drop-in space where LGBTQ+ teens can just be themselves — no agenda, no pressure, just a room full of people who get it. Hang out, make friends, play games, grab snacks, and connect with other queer youth in a safe, welcoming environment at Center on Halsted.

A weekly social space for queer and trans young adults (18-24) to connect with people who get it. Lavender Living brings together community through guided discussions, shared experiences, and regular meetups—no pressure, just genuine conversation and the chance to find your people. Free, every Wednesday at Center on Halsted.

Zia Varajon, Chicago author and community leader, shares her new book Love, Your Trans Big Sister: Advice on the Transfeminine Journey in an intimate evening of reading, conversation, and celebration. This is a chance to connect with her wisdom on the transfeminine experience and build community with others on similar journeys.

A weekly community group where gender-variant folks gather to explore identity, build visibility, and connect with others thinking about gender in new ways. Free, no sign-up needed, masks provided. Join us Wednesday nights from 7-9pm at Center on Halsted to find your people and show up as you are.

Senior Voice brings together LGBTQ+ advocates 55 and older to share hard-won wisdom, connect with guest speakers, and learn from each other's experience. Whether you're new to advocacy or you've been doing this work for decades, this weekly gathering at Center on Halsted is where seasoned activists and newcomers alike come together for real conversation, mentorship, and community.

A peer-led support group for people 55+ who have experienced loss, offering a judgment-free space to connect with others who understand. No pressure, no agenda, and no RSVP required — just show up when you're ready to talk or listen. Meets Thursdays at noon at Center on Halsted. Free to attend.