Kit Kat Drag Brunch

A regular gathering where LGBTQ+ seniors come together to talk through what's happening in the world, from major news to community issues that hit close to home. It's the kind of conversation you actually want to have — thoughtful, grounded, and with people who get it.

A low-pressure drop-in space where LGBTQ+ teens can actually be themselves — no agenda, just time to hang out, make friends, and connect with people who get it. Tuesdays at 3:30pm at Center on Halsted.

A therapeutic yoga session designed to calm the mind, reduce stress, and build strength and stamina. Tony Perez guides you through poses that help you find balance—whether you're stepping onto a mat for the first time or you've been practicing for years. Free and open to anyone 40+. Mats provided.

A private, closed-door session for LGBTQ+ men in Cell Block's backroom — doors open at 6:30, but you need to be there by 7:30 to get in. $25 gets you access to a space built for connection and exploration with people who are here for the same reason. This is the kind of event where the vibe is everything.

Tuesday nights at Meeting House belong to the trivia crowd — sharp questions, sharper competition, and the kind of regulars who've been perfecting their team names since last season. It's unpretentious, reliably fun, and exactly what a neighborhood bar should do well. Free to play, drinks on you.

Tuesday nights at Unabridged belong to readers diving into queer literature that actually matters. This month the group is tackling Chloe Michelle Howarth's Sunburn — a book that's been generating real conversation about desire, identity, and what it means to live authentically. Come for the discussion, stay for the community of people who actually show up to talk about books.