TRANScendental

Learn Pencak Silat—a Southeast Asian martial art that blends self-defense, breathwork, mindfulness, and dance—in a genuinely inclusive space. Instructors Ilana and Steph (both they/them) lead a playful, community-focused class open to all levels, all bodies, all genders. This is movement that builds both confidence and connection.

Short, drop-in mental health sessions designed for immediate support — whether you're navigating a tough day, processing current events, or just need to talk to someone who gets it. Sessions are up to 30 minutes and can be in-person or virtual. Registration required; the center can also connect you with longer-term resources if you need them.

Oldway Sessions is a ballroom arts education initiative rooted in the living tradition of Old Way — a chance to deepen your technical skills and cultural understanding through movement, history, and community. Each session builds on the last, letting you revisit concepts, strengthen your technique, and connect more deeply with ballroom culture through consistent practice and reflection.

Get a personal tarot reading from Altaru Tarot at the Pride Center. Whether you're looking for guidance, reflection, or just curious about what the cards have to say, this is a chance to sit down one-on-one with an experienced reader in a welcoming space. Drop in Wednesday evening and see what unfolds.

A weekly Narcotics Anonymous meeting for LGBTQ+ folks in recovery, held at the Brooklyn Community Pride Center. This is a safe, judgment-free space where queer people can connect with others on the same journey, share experiences, and support each other through the twelve steps. All are welcome.

A weekly peer-led support space for trans and gender non-conforming adults (18+) to connect, share experiences, and support one another in a confidential, affirming environment. Whether you're navigating transition, community, relationships, or just need to be around people who get it, this judgment-free group meets every Wednesday evening, facilitated by Brooklyn Community Pride Center staff. Some sessions may be held via Zoom with registration required — contact tgnc@lgbtbrooklyn.org for details or alternate ways to join.