Women+ Mixer: Gratitude Practice (18+) (In Person)

Late Night

C'Mon Everybody

Talk It Up is a drag tribute to Sammy Rae & the Friends at C'Mon Everybody in Brooklyn, a 21+ night where a lineup of drag performers takes the stage. Expect Liam Borghini, Mizzaddy, Cheetah Quila, Maljo Blu, Baby Blue, Mx. Media (PHL), gogo kitten and Dalbitchy. Tickets are $13.39 and the show runs late, so grab a seat in the booths and settle in.

Coffee Shop

Hive Mind Books & Coffee Shop

Thursday mornings at Hive Mind belong to queer and trans writers who want to show up and actually get work done—surrounded by people who get it. Bring your laptop, your draft, your manuscript, your questions, or just the need for a quiet table and good coffee in a space that's genuinely welcoming. No pressure, no performance, just writers doing the work together.

Drag Shows

Playhouse

BBL Thursdays at Playhouse is the weekly night where Beauty, Body and Legs take over the stage, with DJ Jon Ali spinning and a lineup of fierce NYC drag queens showing off what they've got. It's in the West Village, doors open at 2PM on Thursdays, and it's free to get in. Bring your best sense of glamour and your sharpest heels.

Trans

Brooklyn Community Pride Center

Body Talk is a spiritual, creative somatic workshop for and by Black queer and trans folk. These sessions ground us in collective healing through poetic approaches to somatic practice—creativity, mindfulness, movement, and more. Free with a sliding scale suggested donation ($10–$15); no one turned away for lack of funds. RSVP required.

board-games

Brooklyn Community Pride Center

A welcoming space for new and seasoned TTRPG players to gather for one-shots — no prep, no ongoing commitment, just a fun evening rolling dice with people who get it. Each month brings different indie and small-press games to the table, so there's always something fresh to try. Come solo or bring friends; the whole point is finding your people and maybe discovering your next favorite game.

Drag Shows

Red Eye NY

Not in Kansas Anymore is a queer solo musical at Red Eye NY in Hell's Kitchen where the performer tells the story of breaking out of a religious cult and moving to NYC. Grab your bibles, because this one is all about the escape, the glow-up, and the comedy that comes from surviving it. Directed by Gian DiCostanzo with musical direction by JD Wilder, it runs 7:00 to 9:00 pm on November 5.