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“Sacred Journeys: Religious and Spiritual Lives of Trans and Intersex People”
Just one day before June, when the unrelenting energy of Pride joins forces with the unrelenting Texas heat, come to church to experience two of the city’s summer hallmarks at once: indoor air conditioning and art. At a time when religious spaces continue to make absent the presence of queer and trans people, this exhibition opening reception hosted by Gender Unbound features trans and intersex artists involved in spiritual life and fills the sacred space to the brim. – Levi LangleySat., May 31 -
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“The In-Between”
What often scares all flavors of ’phobes (homo-, trans-, arachno-, etc.) are the nuances unveiled by people questioning the strict norms governing our society. How dare someone suggest you can love the same sex, perform and claim a gender other than what was assigned at birth, or have eight legs rather than two. Wait, wait: I’m getting away from the point on the last one. Presented jointly by the Gallery ATX and Future Front Texas, this exhibition “celebrates the messy, powerful in-between” through a group show featuring 13 Austin-area artists. Their work explores the place “where identities shift, relationships bloom, and connection defies convention.” Opening night also celebrates a new edition of the Gallery’s zine, Mujer Manifesto, which focuses on women and non-binary creative voices in Texas. – James ScottSat., May 31 -
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Queer to Tell: Austin
This month’s theme is Rainbow Revolution, so expect the performers at this NYC-born storytelling show to talk “moments of change, standing up to fight, quiet acts of rebellion, or joining your community to take on hate.”Sat., May 31, 7pm
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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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Unbury Your Gays
Presented by Broad Theatre and written by Maxine Dillon, this time-traveling coming-of-age comedy traverses the pains and pleasures of girlhood, growing up, and staying gay to the grave. Kicks off on May 22.Thursdays-Saturdays, 8pm