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    Coco Cxnts feat. Abhora

    Up high on Coco Club’s roof is a drag brunch most divine. The party put on by cast members Arinna Dior Hays, Brigitte Bandit, Bohemia, and Honey Baby pleases locals all year round, but visitors are in for a special treat this weekend. Joining the cast for Bohemia’s special b-day bash is reality show star Abhora from The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula Titans – giving you a good morning scare. Throw in DJ sets from Turito and Nightbus, a Little Gay Shop pop-up, and maybe a Caribbean treat from Traphouse ATX and that’s a pretty freakin’ sick Saturday, babe. – James Scott
    Sat., March 8
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    Dykes Who Hike

    A posi South By byproduct is all the new out-of-town friends who come, including across-the-pond group Dykes Who Hike. They’re bringing their LGBTQ+ relaxed hike to ye olde Lady Bird Lake, transferring the outdoorsy vibe from the UK to ATX.
    Sat., March 8
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    Mayhem

    Hosted by Lilith Azazel and Iggy Bank, you’ll feel beat below your feet at this album listening party. Featuring drag by Yvonne D’Amour, Venus Rising, Tangelo, Ryan, Harlot, Amy H. Graves, and Leia Sakura Dior as well as spins by Orya. Paws up, little monsters!
    Sat., March 8
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    Pink Privilege

    Okay, okay: So I’ve got one official South By party on here, but when the House of Lepore hosts a rooftop hip-hop showcase, I gotta let you know! Live performances from queer rappers, a vendor market, and a twerk contest with a $100 prize, all thrown in collaboration with Austin’s “LGBTQ HIP HOP HEADQUARTERS” Pink Elephant Radio. Snag your presale tix for $10.
    Sat., March 8  
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    Queerest Spring Break

    Go back to a time before anyone knew the term “cryptocurrency” – well, anyone cool that is – at this Nineties-inspired live music moment featuring a lineup curated by “booking for queers, by queers” group Queer Musicians ATX. Not only will you hear vibe-setter performances by FEA, Autumn Cymone, and J Graves, but local drag artists and underground DJs enhance the boot-stompin’ scenery. Individual day tickets run $10 each, with no refunds as weather will not stop this event.
    March 7-8  
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    Rugby 101

    Partnering with queer rugby team Round Rock Rage + Ruckus, Local Queer ATX invites all those curious about the sport to learn the basics. Once you’ve learned, get ready to see those moves in action as Rage takes on the Bay Area Rugby Club in a match. Cost is a suggested $15 donation, which goes toward the Boots, Binders & Bras fundraiser.
    Sat., March 8
    RSVP for location
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    The 24 Carrot Show

    Fou Fou Ha! Austin – the Lone Star branch of this boundary-breaking clown troupe – carries forth their carrot-centric religion into their unofficial SXSW debut. Join the ritual with drag hosts Lucy Lonestar and Baldie Loxx as your guides to the powerful playground of drag, burlesque, and interactive audience games the Fou Fou Has put on. Pre-sale tickets run 15 carrots – wait, sorry, I mean $15. Find ’em on Eventbrite via the foufouha.net.
    Sat., March 8
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    Events

    Yeehaw for Abortion

    Jane’s Due Process, which helps young people access critical reproductive resources, throws a repro-rodeo featuring a live DJ, free food, tons of resources & support, a youth advocate panel, and info on fighting legislative attacks on body autonomy. Queer Musicians ATX partners up with JDP to provide the tunes. RSVP for free through janesdueprocess.org.
    Sat., March 8  
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    Austin Front Runners

    Join other LGBTQ runners for a 3-10 mile trek around Lady Bird Lake.
    Tuesdays, 6pm, Thursdays, 6pm and Saturdays, 10am
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    Visual Arts

    “Transcendence: A Century of Black Queer Ecstasy, 1924-2024”

    Across politics and pop culture, depictions of queer Black life most often emphasize pain, if not patronization. “Transcendence: A Century of Black Queer Ecstasy,” a multimedia exhibition presented by UT-Austin’s Art Galleries at Black Studies, flips the script, offering a century’s worth of works that focus instead on Black joy. Organized around seven themes – Portraiture, Beyond Figuration, Dance and Movement, Spirituality, Sex and Sensuality, Black Queer Futures, and Altered States – the works of over four dozen artists remind us that even in the face of adversity, we can achieve transcendence. – Carys Anderson
    Through May 9
    Christian-Green Gallery, 201 E. 21st St. & Idea Lab, 210 W. 24th St.
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    Genesis: A Legendary Drag Brunch

    Back and as beautiful as ever, Nazareth splits hosting duties with Tiffany Epiphany at this returning drag delight. Arianna Venti and Scarlet Sagamore guest star.
    Second Saturday of every month
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    Genesis: A Legendary Drag Brunch

    Narareth hosts a heavenly drag brunch with special guests.
    Second Saturday of every month, 1pm. $20 per person.  
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    LGBTQIA+ Caregiver Support Group

    Rainbow Connections ATX, the LGBTQ arm of senior- and disability-focused non-profit Family Eldercare, hosts a safe discussion space for past, present, and future caregivers.
    Second Saturday of every month, 1-2pm. RSVP for Zoom link.  
    Virtual
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    OutFitness Community Workout

    Move your body and build community while performing partner workouts designed for all bodies. October's workout, "Drag Your Friends to the Gym," features drag king Alexander the Great.
    Second Saturday of every month, 9am
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    Arts & Culture

    Privy Privy

    Self-titled the Official Glory Hole of the SXSW Unofficials, this immersive art installation created by Donna Oblongata and Patrick Costello invites Austin into an alternate-universe nightclub, where original mixtapes from Seventies, Eighties, and Nineties gay New York play and glory holes feature human hands holding ice-cream cones. Do you dare to take a lick?
    March 7-15
    2511 E. Sixth
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    Arts & Culture

    The Little Gay Book Club

    Crack open a new queer lit section every month with the Little Gay Book Club, a subscription-based "community of booklovers and bibliophiles that share in our passion for reading through conversations, monthly meetings, and events." Meetings are available virtually and in-person.
    $0-50 per month.
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