BGSQDAuthor and educator Hal W. Lanse, PhD (The Rainbow Curriculum) continues his popular series of writing workshops. Whether you want to publish professionally or just write and share…
Luis Negrón and translator Suzanne Jill Levine read from Negrón's new collection of stories, Mundo Cruel. Read the interview with Negron by Bruce Benderson here: https://www.out.com/entertainment/art-books/2013/02/18/mundo-cruel-luis-negron And you can read the title…
The Bureau is pleased to welcome back Up My Spot for a post-brunch reading. Up My Spot celebrates poetry that queers language, explores modes of representation, and creates…
Gil Cole, author of Fortune’s Bastard, or Love’s Pains Recounted, and David Pratt, author of Bob the Book and My Movie, read at the Bureau. Both authors will be…
Four New Yorkers bring queer and trans history alive by reading from primary source documents, and discussing what they love about ‘em. Spanning social, legal, literary, and art…
Queer online zine In the Flesh hosts its monthly reading at the Bureau for the sixth consecutive month! This month's theme is: HOLD ON In the typing of this introduction…
Uranus Comics teams up with WW3 Illustrated Magazine to present a comics reading with presentations by 6 New York Underground cartoonists reading all new work: Ethan Heitner - https://freedomfunnies.wordpress.com/…
Author and educator Hal W. Lanse, PhD (The Rainbow Curriculum) continues his popular series of writing workshops. Whether you want to publish professionally or just write and share…
Join photographer Alesia Exum for an informal reception from 2 to 7 PM on Friday, April 26th. Exum's exhibition Seconds runs from April 4-April 28. Alesia Exum is a New…
Andrew Durbin's reading series at the Bureau continues. The fourth installment will feature readings by Paul Foster Johnson, Jackqueline Frost, and Erin Morrill. Paul Foster Johnson is the…
