In Celebration of Splendor: A Trans Poet Open Mic

Thursday mornings at Hive Mind belong to writers who want to get work done alongside people who get it. Bring your laptop, your draft, your ideas — whatever stage you're in. It's low-key coworking in a space built for queer and trans voices, with good coffee and the kind of quiet accountability that actually helps you write.

Learn to read tarot with confidence at this all-level workshop from Aquarius Moon Tarot. Whether you're picking up a deck for the first time or deepening an existing practice, you'll discover how tarot sharpens your storytelling skills and strengthens your intuitive voice. A welcoming space to explore the cards and connect with others who get it.

An hour of quiet reading time in a space built for book lovers — bring your own book, settle into the cozy bookstore, and lose yourself in the pages. $1 off coffee and tea, 10% off all book purchases. A gentle Tuesday evening ritual for anyone who needs more time with their books.

Lamble sits down with Sarah Schulman to discuss Unsafe: The Carceral Roots of the Anti-Trans Backlash—a sharp, urgent exploration of how the criminal legal system has fueled anti-trans violence and policy. This is the kind of conversation that cuts through the noise and gets at what's actually happening. At Hive Mind, where these events happen nearly every night, it's a chance to hear from writers doing the work that matters.

Thursday mornings at Hive Mind belong to writers working on their next project — a quiet table, good coffee, and a room full of people who get it. No pressure to perform or network, just the gentle accountability of working alongside other queer and trans writers. Show up whenever, stay as long as you need.

A gathering for moon-loving queer folks hosted by Sterling Bowen, a writer and astrologer rooted in the Hive Mind community. These new and full moon circles blend open discussion, reflection, meditation, and intentional magic-making in a space that welcomes all spiritual backgrounds—no particular tradition required, just genuine curiosity and an open heart.