Quilts Monthly Letters for Liberation

A weekly Narcotics Anonymous meeting for LGBTQ+ folks in recovery. This is a space where you can show up as your whole self — no judgment, just community and support from people who get it. Meetings happen every Wednesday at 6:30 PM at the Brooklyn Community Pride Center.

A peer-led support space for trans and gender non-conforming adults 18+. This is a judgment-free zone designed by and for TGNC folks — allies are welcome to support, but the group itself is reserved for community members. Meetings happen on Zoom, and registration is required. Reach out to tgnc@lgbtbrooklyn.org for more info or alternate ways to join.

A creative gathering for music makers to share work, swap ideas, and build community around songwriting and production. Whether you're working on your first track or your hundredth, this is a space to get feedback, find collaborators, and connect with other queer musicians doing the work. Bring a song, a question, or just your ears—everyone's welcome.

A celebration centered on trans identity, community, and joy at the Brooklyn Community Pride Center. This event brings together trans folks and allies for an evening of connection, performance, and shared space in Crown Heights. Come as you are and celebrate what it means to be part of the trans community.

Summer Fridays at Prospect Park mean two hours on outdoor hard courts with a professional coach, small groups of 6-8 players, and a real chance to improve your game. Beginners #1 and #2 (1.5-2.0 level) — bring your own racquet or borrow one. Registration required; refunds available 72 hours before.

A safe, confidential space for LGBTQ+ folks to share experiences, process challenges, and connect with others who get it. Whether you're navigating identity, relationships, work stress, or just need to be around people who understand — this group meets weekly to listen, support, and remind each other that you're not alone.

Wils Pelton brings a comedy show centered on gossip to C'Mon Everybody's intimate stage. Sharp, funny, and unapologetically about the tea — exactly the kind of emerging talent this Brooklyn venue knows how to showcase.

Tuesday and Sunday nights belong to the people who show up to sing their hearts out with friends and the bartenders who actually know how to have fun. JG Mode keeps things moving, happy hour runs until 9pm, and the vibe is pure karaoke joy — no judgment, just good times and better songs.

Tuesday nights at ANIMAL belong to DJ Get Gott, who spins the kind of sets that keep the dance floor moving till close. No cover means there's zero reason not to show up and see what's happening — good music, good people, and a bar that knows how to do late-night right.

Jasmine Rice Labeija and Chicky Gorgina take over Hardware on Tuesday nights with a show that's equal parts glamour and chaos. Expect high-energy drag, a packed dance floor, and the kind of fun that keeps people coming back week after week. DJ John Marto keeps the energy moving all night.

Tuesday nights at Toolbox belong to anyone with a microphone dream and a drink in hand. Belt out your favorites, cheer on strangers who become instant friends, and soak up the kind of chaotic joy that only karaoke can deliver. It's the weekly reset this neighborhood actually shows up for.

Every Tuesday at 9pm, Red Eye NY becomes headquarters for the queer gaming and geek community. Compete in the Tournament of Gaymers with rotating console games, join the D&D Division for campaign nights, or dive into the Comic Book Club. No cover, no judgment—just a room full of people who actually get why you care about this stuff. Bring a friend and find your people.