Name: Is This A Date?? Part Two | A Workshop on Navigating Queer Friendships
Start: 2024-02-26 20:00:00
End: 2024-02-26 21:30:00
Location: The Glitch

Following three sold out workshops, Connor Scarlett Hardy is back again, with a continuation of Is This A Date??" This workshop can be attended in combination with our first one, or as a standalone experience.

We are narrowing in our focus on queer friendships, which are both wonderful and confusing because they can blur the line between the romantic and queer platonic. This ambiguity can be a headache for those who aren't sure how to define these kinds of friendships or relationships, or how to communicate their desire (or lack thereof) to be more than friends."

This workshop will have a focus on discussing real-life scenarios, managing our fears of rejection, and the communication styles people may have.

ACCESS NOTE: This workshop will be held on the lower level of The Glitch, which is down one flight of stairs. The upper level is step-free and has an accessible toilet. Please message us on OutSavvy if you require a free companion/PA ticket.

This workshop will be done with a small group, so tickets will go quick! Be sure to get yours before they're gone as we cannot increase capacity.

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