Here’s a list of our upcoming and past events.
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Join The Curve Community in watching There Are Things To Do, an award-winning documentary about LGBTQ+ activist Urvashi Vaid. This is a live virtual screening.
Following the film will be a brief, pre-recorded Q&A with Vaid’s partner, the comedian/ activist/ author Kate Clinton, and a live community discussion of the film.
Join us for a fun-filled evening of trivia questions on Thursday, December 5! Test your knowledge on lesbian culture, history, and Curve magazine! Meet new friends and win exciting prizes! This event is open to everyone who wants to celebrate and learn more about the lesbian community. Get ready to show off your trivia skills and have a great time with us!
You can participate as a team of up to 4 or by yourself—all are welcome. All you’ll need is a paper, a pencil, and your brain.
RSVP is required to attend this virtual event.
A dive into Curve’s archival photos, letters, and documents housed at the Ohio Lesbian Archives.
Author Q&A with Georgia Beers about her sapphic romance novels.
Join The Curve Foundation on October 13th, 2024 at Pearl Bar in Houston, Texas as we make LGBTQ+ history!
When: Sunday, October 13, 2024, 3:00-7:00 PM CDT
Funded by a generous grant from the AKR Foundation, we’ll be collecting Curve and Deneuve magazines to start an archive as part of the LGBTQ+ History Research Collections the University of Houston Libraries Special Collections! If you can’t make it to the event you can send your magazines straight to the University of Houston before or afterwards. Learn how to here.
This event will also include:
BBQ from Sloan Rinaldi of the Netflix series Barbecue Showdown (Season 3) and fourth-generation Houston Pitmaster!
Lesbian trivia
Drag performances
Pearl Bar’s Pride Market
A virtual discussion about the 1994 sapphic film Go Fish, directed by Rose Troche.
With special guest Jenni Olson!
A virtual discussion about the 2017 sapphic indie comedy-drama film Signature Move.
An online tour and Q&A for the virtual exhibit “30 Years of Lesbian Life in Curve Magazine”, curated by the June L. Mazer Lesbian Archives.
Author Q&A discussing Diary of a Misfit.
Three mystery genre authors investigate the lesbian sleuth
Author Q&A featuring lesbian sci-fi classic Daughters of a Coral Dawn
Author Q&A with Jewelle Gomez about her novel, The Gilda Stories
Opening Reception at the GLBT Historical Society Museum
The Curve Foundation community photography contest
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