Trivia Night Every Thursday!

Turn It Up Thurzdaze is Tracks Denver's monthly Vogue night, and it's open to everyone who wants to walk, spectate or just be an ally. Expect ballroom categories like Kiki Labels, Runway and Realness, plus DJ Blaque Gurl in the Lounge and G2 in the main room. Doors open at 9pm, it's 18+ with a $5 or $15 cover for 18–21s and no cover for 21+, and tickets are box office only.

Movement is a weekly class built around meditation, breathing and gentle stretching, meeting you where you're at with your body. Each session brings in new breathing techniques, healthy movement strategies and more, so you can start easy and build from there. Wear socks or comfortable shoes, and join in person at The Center on Colfax or remotely over Zoom.

The last Roll skate party of 2026 is going big — lace up your skates (bring your own or rent), hit the dance floor across Tracks and ReelWorks, grab the mic for karaoke, and compete for a $1000 costume prize. DJ Soup, JT, and VJ Amy Love are spinning all night. Doors at 7pm; this is the one before Roll takes a break and returns quarterly in 2027.

The Schule of Drag is a two-weekend, intergenerational workshop for people who've never tried drag, maybe once for Halloween, or never set foot on a stage. You'll learn storytelling, stage presence, makeup, and costume, then get up for the Final Showcase in front of friends, family, and community. It's 21+ only, held at The Center on Colfax in Denver, and it's your chance to see who you might become.

Pride Playwrights is a playwriting group at The Center on Colfax in Denver for LGBTQ+ writers 18 and up, meeting the second and fourth Saturdays of each month from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM. You'll work on monologues, scenes, one-act plays and more, with historical references, educational perspectives and constructive feedback from the group. The long game is staging pieces for an audience, with actors from the wider community bringing your work to life.

Find your next favorite book at Denver's LGBTQ+ Themed Book Club at The Center on Colfax. Instead of everyone reading one title, the group picks a new theme each month, so you choose a book that fits it and share why you loved it. It's a relaxed way to discover new authors, swap recommendations and connect with the community, running 10:30 am to 12:30 pm.