Transgender Day of Remembrance occurs on November 20, memorializes those murdered as a result of transphobia, and brings attention to continued violence against transgender people. Memorials typically include a reading of the names of those killed in the past year.
Trans Day of Remembrance (TDOR) is a day dedicated to honoring the lives of transgender and non-binary individuals who have lost their lives to violence and prejudice. This year, TransJoy Boise will bring our community together for a powerful evening of unity, healing, and transformation. Through reflection, remembrance, and support, we’ll create a space to… Read More »Trans Day of Remembrance: The Temple of Remembrance
Clutch – LGBTQ youth group in Nampa A safe space in the community for LGBTQ+ youth If you are looking for a safe space to be yourself and LGBTQ+ describes you - come hang out at Clutch every Thursday from 6:30pm to 8pm. Ages 14-20 welcome No pressure, no judgement, just you. 120 14th… Read More »Clutch – LGBTQ youth group in Nampa
In-personLGBTQIAA OpenOpen meetings are available to anyone interested in Alcoholics Anonymous’ program of recovery from alcoholism. Non alcoholics may attend open meetings as observers.Wright’s Church4821 W. Franklin St, Boise, 83705
Rainbow Circle and The Community Center will be hosting a karaoke night. Join us to sing, dance and enjoy to performers. Refreshments will be provided. No cost to participate.
Art Haus Forest is a collective of queer art house film enthusiasts looking to elevate the spotlight on underground cinema. Film screenings will be free to the public and focused on a theme each season. Our first season will be focused on new queer voices in arthouse film. In today’s dangerous political climate, art focused… Read More »Underground Cinema Night with Art Haus Forest
Worship Services every Sunday at 12:45pm at The Center (1088 N Curtis Rd, Boise, ID).* We invite you to join us as you are, without concern for any of the reasons that have kept many from church. Living Christ’s all-inclusive love. Liberating Spirit Metropolitan Community Church (LSMCC) is a church where everyone has a voice… Read More »Liberating Spirit MCC Worship Service
Every 4th Sunday, Liberating Spirit Metropolitan Community Church (LSMCC) has "Soul Food Sunday," where they provide lunch and have discussion about some controversial or thought-provoking subject. LSMCC is a church where everyone has a voice and self-expression. We welcome everyone, no exceptions, embracing the richness of our differences.
YAD (Youth Alliance for Diversity) provides a safe environment that fosters education, socialization, and a sense of unity within the community. YAD strives to provide youth with the opportunity to meet and receive the support of other youth who are gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, questioning, or straight supportive, and to provide the opportunity to interact… Read More »YAD (Youth Alliance for Diversity)
In-person LGBTQIAA Open Open meetings are available to anyone interested in Alcoholics Anonymous’ program of recovery from alcoholism. Non alcoholics may attend open meetings as observers.
Stop by during our open hours to: Use our Food Pantry, where you can partake or donate Drop in & watch a movie (over 200+ movies AND Netflix) Come see all our queer library (3,600+ items) – you can check them out Stop by with some friends & play games with our collection of 120+… Read More »TCC Open Hours
Cherry Lane Teen Space Every Tuesday 3:30pm – 4:30pm Program Type: Find Support, Join a Club or Group Age Group: Teens (grades 7-12) Program Description Event Details Welcome to our Queer-Straight Alliance (QSA)! If you’re 13-18 years old and you’re a part of, an ally of, or curious about the LGBT+ community, you’re invited! We… Read More »QSA Teen Group at Meridian Library
