YA Support Group - Ages 16-39

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.

Afternoon drop-in space for LGBTQ+ teens to hang out, connect, and be themselves with peers who get it. No pressure, no agenda — just a welcoming spot to decompress after school and build real friendships in the community.

Jacky Couture & Friends bring glamour and pageant-level artistry to Kit Kat Club every Thursday. From 6 to 9 PM, expect stunning drag performances, high-energy sets, and a rotating cast of talented entertainers. Elevated dining by Chef Chelsea Poe pairs perfectly with $10 martinis all night. Prix fixe tickets include appetizers, entree, two martinis, and a 2-hour seating.

Pink Pony Club brings the heat to Sidetrack with a themed party that celebrates queer nightlife at its most fun and unapologetic. Expect a packed dance floor, high energy, and a crowd ready to dance all night.

A vibey, nostalgic sketch comedy show that feels like Sesame Street but queerer and for adults. Follow Todd the Gig Worker as he faces some truly bizarre challenges—like potentially losing his eyeballs to Sentient Gutter Sludge—with help from his found family of friends. Hosted by Our Lady of Dough with special guest Todd Douglas. Doors at 6pm, show at 7pm. $12 in advance, $17 at the door.

Olivia was supposed to be a pro soccer player. Instead, she's stuck on the couch, watching the windows across the street and turning strangers into stories. This wildly inventive new play by Matt Schutz is funny, queer, and emotionally unfiltered — a sharp exploration of identity, ambition, and reimagining your future when the one you trained for disappears. Winner of the Queery New Works Festival. 100 minutes, no intermission.