Apocalypse Now

An hour of Vinyasa Flow with instructor John — grounding movement in a space where you can show up exactly as you are. Clothing optional. Happens every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 5pm, so you can build it into your week without the pressure of committing to a full session package.

An evening celebrating trans identity, community, and joy at Brooklyn's heart. TRANScendental brings together trans and non-binary folks, allies, and everyone in between for connection, conversation, and celebration. Expect live performances, community resources, and a space designed to affirm and uplift — exactly what Pride season should feel like.

Six episodes of a bold new LGBTQIA+ dystopian series come to life through a live script reading with the official cast. It's a chance to experience the world of cataclysm.begins before it hits the screen—hear the dialogue, feel the tension, and support the project's development. A fundraiser that doubles as an early look at something genuinely different.

Brooklyn Pride Center and The C List Cocktail Bar are kicking off a month of LGBTQ+ soccer-mania with the first U.S. World Cup watch party. Gather with friends to watch the USA take on Paraguay, grab a $9 rum punch, and be part of a series of Pride Month watch parties celebrating the beautiful game with the community.

An evening celebrating lesbian and queer women from the Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia. This is a space to connect with community, share stories, and celebrate the cultures and identities that make us who we are. Hosted at BOYFRIEND, a worker-owned queer café and bar in Brooklyn.

Brooklyn's biggest queer nightclub is hosting a viewing party for the premiere of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars 11 — the kind of event where the energy in the room matches what's happening on screen. Free entry, a packed dance floor, and a crowd that lives for the drama, the looks, and every lip sync for your life. This is how you watch drag on Friday night.