Quiet Riot is a unique Pride event centering queer joy, rest, and resistance through calm connection. Designed especially for neurodivergent and sensory-sensitive folks—but open to all—this event reimagines what celebration can look like.

Trans Prom 2025, presented by Tea Time, is a premier community event that provides a safe space for ALL gender expansive folks to experience affirmation through socializing, networking and fun.

This year's trans prom will take place at Queermunity on July 12th from 4-8PM.

This will be an 18+ sober event.

In Black. Fat. Femme: Revealing the Power of Visibly Queer Voices (in Media) and Learning to Love Yourself,educator and media critic Dr. Jonathan P. Higgins―aka Doctor Jon Paul―delivers an honest and extraordinary new take on how the author, and other Black Fat Femmes like them, have come to find and understand their identity.

Arrive early for a pre-event reception at Queermunity (3036 Hennepin Ave) from 6-6:50pm! Grab refreshments from the café, mingle with other attendees, and meet the author before the event begins at Magers & Quinn.

Join us for The Rainbow Retreat, a day of care, connection, and culture designed for The Community and allies of all generations. This intergenerational gathering creates a nurturing space for healing, connection, creativity, and shared wisdom.

Get ready to turn it up—FEEDBACK is Queermunity’s signature PRIDE-season concert celebrating queer sound in all its electric glory, and this is our inaugural year. We’re cranking the amps with Taylor Ngiri Seaburg and Not Your Baby, two genre-defying artists whose soundscapes are as powerful as they are unapologetically queer. Expect special guests.

Spin through the decades with us at Timeless—a joy-filled tea dance for LGBTQ+ elders and friends, celebrating Pride with songs from the ages. Whether you’re here for disco, divas, or a slow jam or two, this midday gathering is made for movement, connection, and community.

The Archive Is Alive: Queer Elders in Story is a gathering that honors intergenerational wisdom by spotlighting queer elders across cultures and identities. This intimate event is designed to celebrate the lives, stories, and legacies of LGBTQ+ community members who have helped shape the world we live in today.

Join us for a full evening of queer joy, connection, and movement as Queermunity and TC Queer Skaters team up for Eat. Screen. Skate.—a dreamy, multi-part event designed to nourish your belly, your heart, and your groove.

A Soft Space for QT BIPOC / Global Majority Folks

Join Paper Lantern Project at Queermunity for round 2 of a relaxed and welcoming environment designed exclusively for queer and trans Black, Indigenous, and people of color. Come and go as you please, enjoying a safe and inclusive space to unwind, recharge, and connect.

Discover the rich history of Ifa/Orisha, the West African religious traditions, in this engaging event. We’ll provide a brief overview of these sacred practices and delve into the important roles that LGBTQ+ individuals have played within them. Join us to explore the intersection of spirituality, culture, and identity in these enduring traditions.

Put on your detective hats and step into the glamour of the 1920s for a night of intrigue, creativity, and fun! In "Hidden Legacy," you’ll unravel the story of a trailblazing figure whose life and legacy were buried in mystery. Armed with your paintbrush and a sharp eye for clues, you’ll solve puzzles, uncover hidden truths, and let your painting reveal the final piece of the puzzle.

The Resistance & Joy Screening Tour is a bold new initiative by Color Congress presenting a powerful slate of short documentaries, all directed by filmmakers of color. These films highlight activism, social justice movements, and the fight for equity across different communities.

Celebrate the opening of Queermunity’s May In the Gallery Exhibit, Moment of Awakening—an Afrocentric journey through spiritual becoming, by artist Stephanie Watts.

Whether you’re looking to replace an old favorite or try something new, come check out the gender-affirming gear and products we’ve collected! Take home what you need to feel more like yourself, for free! Because you matter.

Celebrate Pride Month with Spectrum Cinema’s screening of Art & Pep, an inspiring documentary about Art Johnston and Pepe Peña, whose bar, Sidetrack, became a cornerstone of LGBTQ+ activism and community in Chicago. Their decades-long love story and fight for equality exemplify the power of grassroots advocacy and spaces that foster joy and progress.

Come learn about the Deaf, DeafBlind and Hard of Hearing LGBTQIA2S community. Learn some American Sign Language, learn about Deaf Culture and Community, and make connections with others! Everyone is welcomed and ASL interpreters will be provided.

For the past 12 years, Telling Queer History has hosted gatherings that connect 2SLGBTQIA+ people across generations and identities—fostering healing, compassion, and empathy. As the organization prepares to close at the end of June 2025, this event offers a chance to come together in community, reflect on all that TQH has built and learned, and imagine the possibilities for our shared future.

Join us on Sunday, June 1, to kick-off our PRIDE series for Drag Brunch, hosted by Brandii Benét and featuring Shrek-inspired performances.

$40 for brunch buffet + show
$15 for the show alone

Café open for purchases.

Join us for a full evening of queer joy, connection, and movement as Queermunity and TC Queer Skaters team up for Eat. Screen. Skate.—a dreamy, multi-part event designed to nourish your belly, your heart, and your groove.

We're raising a glass to National Wine Day with all-day specials to honor our beer & wine license and your excellent taste.

✨ $1 off all house red, white, and sparkling pours
🧀 $12 Wine + Charcuterie Special – A curated glass paired with a petite board of delicious bites.

The LGBTQ+ Outdoor Experience Recreation Fair is a free, public event celebrating outdoor activities, wellness, and recreation within the LGBTQ+ and BIPOC communities. This one-day fair will feature door raffle giveaways, vendor booths, a free gear swap, and guided activities focused on promoting outdoor experiences, inclusive recreation, as well as physical and mental well-being. Learn more about local opportunities for nature adventures, canoeing day trips, queer sports leagues, hiking, gardening, forest bathing, and more!

In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month and Harvey Milk Day, Spectrum Cinema presents Milk, a powerful biographical drama about the life and activism of Harvey Milk, the first openly gay elected official in California. The film highlights his fight for LGBTQ+ visibility and equality, inspiring hope and resilience.

In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Spectrum Cinema presents Everything Everywhere All at Once, genre-defying masterpiece that explores identity, intergenerational healing, and the multiverse through the lens of a Chinese American immigrant family.

Celebrate the opening of Cut Fruit: Queer Edition—a vibrant gallery show featuring art, writing, and creative offerings from queer AAPI artists and future ancestors. This special edition spotlights work from contributors to The Paper Lantern Project, including pieces from our first zine, creations by cohort members, and contributions from our extended community

Be part of the movement to build a better, safer Minnesota for LGBTQIA2S+ communities! Join the team behind the Queer & Trans Minnesota (QTMN) Survey for a special in-person event where your experiences can directly influence policy, funding, and protections across the state.

You’re cordially invited to celebrate the Class of 2025’s graduation from Werkshop!

Get ready to swap, share, and grow at the Plant, Seed, and Seedling Swap on April 19th from 10 AM to 2 PM at Queermunity! The first 50 attendees will get a free bag of fresh worm castings to nourish your house plants or seedlings.

This month's Open the Door workshop will explore important topics such as internalized oppression and the ways intergenerational and intercultural “isms”—including sexism, ageism, and cultural appropriation—affect individuals and communities. Through open and inclusive discussions, participants will have the opportunity to reflect, share, and learn in a supportive environment. All are welcome to join this meaningful conversation.

As spring blooms, Spectrum Cinema brings you But I’m a Cheerleader, a hilarious and heartfelt comedy that celebrates queer joy and self-discovery. This cult classic follows Megan, a high school cheerleader sent to a conversion therapy camp, as she finds love and embraces her true identity amidst absurdity and satire.