Queer Life

Events are open to LGBTQ+ community members, friends, family and allies of all ages unless otherwise specified.

The Disability Alliance aims to provide support, services, and community to those who identify as LGBTQ+ and have a disability. The discussion group is designed to explore the experience(s) of being queer + disabled. We create an inclusive atmosphere to solve problems and build a safe space for our members. *Note: This program is currently on pause while we search for a new volunteer facilitator.

A group for people on the autism spectrum to come together and discuss their experiences. Both self-diagnosed and professionally diagnosed people are welcome, as are people who are questioning whether or not they might be on the spectrum. Every meeting will have a topic, such as special interests, developing social skills, sensory issues, and how to deal with them, etc.

This is a collective compromising of teen and adult artists that hold regular meetings to connect and curate art within the company of other queer community members. On occasion, this group will hold various artistic events open to the general public.

A social group where male, male-ish, male-adjacent members of the LGBTQ+ community can play games, hold discussions, or just hang out. This is a safe space where your self-defined masculinity precedes any socially constructed measurement of what is and is not.

A group designed for HIV+ gay/bi men and their poz-friendly allies in the Triangle area. The purpose of the group is to foster support for one another by holding monthly meetings and an array of social activities. Meetings cover a variety of topics, including disclosure, relationships, mental health, medical care, etc.