Part of the Gay Minneapolis Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Sunday, October 4, 2026
A monthly, low-pressure fiction book club led by two queer book enthusiasts — genres chosen by the group, no need to finish the book, grab a café drink and settle in.
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Fri, Oct 23
6 PM - 9 PM
Queermunity, Minneapolis
Sat, Oct 24
11 AM - 12 PM
Queermunity, Minneapolis
Beats & Breath yoga-based movement class at Queermunity in Minneapolis — a weekly Saturday-morning flow blending yoga with music for all bodies.
MonthlySat, Oct 24
2 PM - 4 PM
Queermunity, Minneapolis
Sun, Oct 25
12 PM - 4 PM
Queermunity, Minneapolis
Community Puzzling at Queermunity in Minneapolis — a relaxed 4th-Sunday afternoon for puzzle lovers, with puzzles provided or bring your own.
MonthlyWed, Oct 28
6 PM - 8 PM
Queermunity, Minneapolis
TC Queer Transplants Meet-up at Queermunity in Minneapolis — a 4th-Wednesday hangout for queer and trans people who recently relocated to the Twin Cities.
MonthlyFri, Oct 30
4 PM - 6 PM
Queermunity, Minneapolis
Friday Friend Lab: Crafting & Game Night at Queermunity in Minneapolis — a weekly Friday drop-in for crafts and board games with supplies provided.
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The North Star gay rodeo, a Taylor Swift Eras drag brunch, and Cruel Intentions the musical at LUSH — plus the week's queer pop-culture briefing.
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The Twin Cities have one of the oldest, most organized leather communities in the country. Here's how the scene actually works — the clubs, the bars, and the space that ties it together.
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The Twin Cities lost their last lesbian bar in 2008 — but the sapphic scene is thriving, anchored by a women's sports bar, a queer community center, and a growing roster of roving parties. Here's where to go.
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