Queer Comics Book Club

Book Club

Little District Books' monthly fantasy and sci-fi book club for queer readers, hosted by Patrick and held at 631 Pennsylvania Ave SE in Capitol Hill. It's free to attend, but you'll need to reserve a seat through the shop's cart, since they plan chairs around RSVPs. This month's pick is These Fragile Graces, This Fugitive Heart by Izzy Wasserstein, so grab a copy and come talk about it.

Book Club

Seminal Works Book Club is Little District Books' monthly queer book club on Pennsylvania Ave SE in Capitol Hill, where the group digs into queer books of real cultural weight. It's free and hosted by Patrick, and the November pick is Young Mungo by Douglas Stuart. Reserve your seat through the shop first so there are enough chairs, and bring your opinions.

Book Club

Queer Love Book Club is the monthly romance book club at Little District Books, digging into the full LGBTQIA+ spectrum of love stories on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. Hosted by Patrick, it meets the fourth Thursday of the month at 7 PM, and the November 19th pick is The Invisible Roommate by Timothy Janovsky. It's free, but you'll want to reserve a seat by adding the meeting to your cart so there are enough chairs for everyone.

Book Club

Weird Queer Book Club is a monthly LGBTQ+ book club at Little District Books on Pennsylvania Ave SE in Capitol Hill, Washington, D.C. Discussions focus on queer books with a weird premise, with hosts rotating each meeting. It's free to attend, but you'll need to reserve your seat through the shop's checkout so they can make sure there are enough chairs. Book Club starts at 7:00 PM, and December's pick is Shark Heart by Emily Habeck.

Free

Crafting Club at Little District Books is a relaxed, queer-friendly makers' night in Capitol Hill, Washington, DC. Bring your own project, grab a table and chat with other queers while you craft. It runs 6:00pm to about 8:00pm, and it's free to join.

Book Club

Queer Passport is Little District Books' book club for books in translation and stories of diaspora, meeting in the shop at 631 Pennsylvania Ave SE on Capitol Hill. It's free to attend, but reserve your seat through the shop's cart so they can make sure there are enough chairs. This December's pick is Taiwan Travelogue by Shuang-Zi Yang, hosted by Rahaf, and it's a great way to read queer voices from around the world.