Queer Music Video Night
Join Lavender Lens and The Bakery Atlanta for an evening of queer music videos at The Supermarket! Charis Books and More will be joining us with a selection of books relating to music, queer bands, and Atlanta's music scene. Interested in seeing bands from this screening play live? Stay tuned for an evening of performances happening June 29th.
Local ATL Musicians highlighted include Lainey Richardson, Hotel Fiction, Neat Freak, Makenna Lyric, Commüne, Convict Julie, Evelia, Siobhán Linnane, Spray Tan, Tears for the Dying, and Caughy
Summer Solstice Music Event
Annual Summer Solstice Party featuring live bands at Jen Chan’s.
For Them, For Us Art Exhibition
The Bakery Atlanta proudly presents For Them, For Us, a group art exhibition curated by Clovis Goss on view June 27th through July 6th at The Supermarket (638 North Highland Avenue NE, Atlanta, GA 30306). For Them, For Us showcases artists from the 2SLGBTQIA+ community addressing resistance and joy. This exhibition honors the trailblazers, caretakers, and visionaries whose lives and legacies paved the way and uplifts the beauty and resilience of our communities today.
For Them, for us reception
The Bakery Atlanta proudly presents For Them, For Us, a group art exhibition curated by Clovis Goss on view June 27th through July 6th at The Supermarket. For Them, For Us showcases artists from the 2SLGBTQIA+ community addressing resistance and joy. This exhibition honors the trailblazers, caretakers, and visionaries whose lives and legacies paved the way and uplifts the beauty and resilience of our communities today.
Join us for a reception featuring live music from local LGBTQ+ bands on Sunday, August 29th. The reception is 6pm to 9pm and bands will kick off the evening, playing from 6pm to 7:30pm.
Can't Stop Change: Queer Climate Stories from the Florida Frontlines Screening
Can't Stop Change: Queer Climate Stories from the Florida Frontlines features interviews with 15 LGBTQ2S+ artists, educators, and organizers across Florida (and the new Florida diaspora) on their experiences with stronger storms, rising seas, and escalating state violence.
This screening is hosted by Lavender Lens and The Bakery. Q&A afterwards.
Go Fish Screening
After leaving behind her girlfriend to attend college in Chicago, young lesbian Max West is introduced to Ely , a slightly older woman with quirky habits. While Max and Ely quickly develop an attraction to each another, a poorly timed phone call from Max's long-distance girlfriend, Kate, brings things to an abrupt halt. Meanwhile Max's roommate, helps her girlfriend, Evy, cope with some tough times at home.