Trips: A Queer Travel Stories Reading

An hour of Vinyasa Flow with instructor John in Red Eye's intimate space — the kind of grounding practice that actually fits into a weeknight. Clothing optional, judgment-free, and a quiet counterpoint to the nightlife energy happening elsewhere in the room. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 5pm.

A safe space to connect with others in the queer community who understand what you're going through. Whether you're navigating identity, relationships, work stress, or just need to talk with people who get it, this weekly gathering at the Pride Center offers real support without judgment. Come as you are.

SMART Recovery is a self-empowerment program for people looking to build a life free from addictive behaviors. This peer-led support group meets weekly at the Brooklyn Community Pride Center, offering tools, community, and a judgment-free space to work toward your goals. Whether you're early in recovery or maintaining long-term sobriety, you'll find people who understand the journey.

A writing group where queer and trans playwrights at any stage of their career can develop work without the usual barriers. Read your plays aloud with other writers who get it, get real feedback, and finally hear your words performed without having to hunt down actors. Meet Mondays at Hive Mind.

Monday night trivia at Rockbar gets competitive and fun — test your knowledge on pop culture, history, random facts, and whatever else the host throws at you. Cheap drinks, a crowd that actually knows their stuff, and the kind of banter that makes trivia nights worth showing up for.

Queen David takes over Monday nights at Rockbar with an evening of showtunes, pop classics, and pure theatrical energy. If you love a performer who knows how to work a room and isn't afraid to bring the drama, this is your weekly reset. Expect sing-alongs, personality for days, and a crowd that actually appreciates the art of performance.