Queer Club Fridays is an event that is set up like an open-hang out, after finishing the school or work week. For this low-sensory edition, the lights will be low, and we will play low-volume instrumental chill music. There will be a few tables set up with materials and prompts for folks who want to make their own greeting cards or self-care cards (examples will be available). You can bring your own book to read, or your own craft to work on, and quiet conversation is welcome! Drop in anytime between 6pm and 10pm.
This is a masked event, KN95 or higher is required. Drinks and snacks are available to purchase to be consumed outside the space.
Sliding scale tickets
Money shouldn't be a barrier to connection, creativity, or joy. Sliding scale pricing lets you choose the price that feels right based on your current financial reality. When those who have more pay more, it helps to keep our programming open to everyone, no matter the income. We trust you to assess your own situation with honest and care. There is no vetting process!
Free ticket: for community members facing significant financial barriers
Growing Stability: for those with tight or fluctuating resources
Stable Income: for those with some stability but are still budgeting carefully
Pay It For Me & Forward: for those with steady, reliable financial support
You might choose a lower-cost / free ticket if you:
Receive public assistance (disability, unemployment, etc.)
Financial support dependents (children, elders, others)
Don't have significant savings or safety nets
Do survival work (gig work, informal, precarious labour)
Have high expenses (medical, educational, etc.)
You might choose a higher-cost ticket if you:
Have access to stable income, savings, or investments
Own property or have inherited wealth
Travel for leisure, eat out or order in regularly, invest in hobbies
Feel financially secure enough to offer mutual support to others
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