Summer Sings are Mondays at 7:30pm from July 7th through August 25th

Admission is $20 general/ $15 student per Sing
(Or, purchase a season pass – $120 general/ $80 student – which is good all summer!)

Gaia Music Collective's One-Day Choir series is an opportunity to sing in a choir for one day only. A celebration of song and the connective power of singing in harmony. An opportunity to build community, make some new friends, and raise our powerfully diverse voices as one.

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This Sunday, as we struggle to understand and respond to the continuing heartlessness and cruelty of some, Rev. Bridget will lift up the continuing legacies of intersectional movements that have thrived through radical honesty, enduring empathy, and uncompromising dedication to the most endangered among us as she encourages all of us to “Pass It On.”

LOUDER*tall tails and black bottoms** is a multi-sensory celebration of the radical legacy of queer Black blues singers whose voices carved space for sensuality, resistance, and unapologetic presence. Through dance, poetry, and DJing, this performance reimagines their stories, weaving the grit and grace of the blues with the lush textures of new age R&B. LOUDER moves through sound and body to honor the erotic, the mythical, and the untamed—echoing a lineage that refuses silence and insists on being felt.

Join us for the Say Gay Plays June 30th at 7pm!

Gaia Music Collective's One-Day Choir series is an opportunity to sing in a choir for one day only. A celebration of song and the connective power of singing in harmony. An opportunity to build community, make some new friends, and raise our powerfully diverse voices as one.

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This Pride Sunday, as we continue to be visited by dream-fueled wins and despair-inducing losses, Micah will invite us to lean into "Bending the Rainbow," looking to the margins to guide our next steps in our neverending quest to be the radical faith, hope, and love we wish to see in the world.

Please Note: Service will begin at our normal 11am start time, but we will not have Celebrations & Concerns so that anyone marching in the Queer Liberation March can head there immediately following service.

The PRISM Festival of New Queer Musicals is an innovative platform dedicated to celebrating and nurturing emerging Queer theater talent.

The PRISM Festival of New Queer Musicals is an innovative platform dedicated to celebrating and nurturing emerging Queer theater talent.

The PRISM Festival of New Queer Musicals is an innovative platform dedicated to celebrating and nurturing emerging Queer theater talent.

The PRISM Festival of New Queer Musicals is an innovative platform dedicated to celebrating and nurturing emerging Queer theater talent.

The PRISM Festival of New Queer Musicals is an innovative platform dedicated to celebrating and nurturing emerging Queer theater talent.

The PRISM Festival of New Queer Musicals is an innovative platform dedicated to celebrating and nurturing emerging Queer theater talent.

The PRISM Festival of New Queer Musicals is an innovative platform dedicated to celebrating and nurturing emerging Queer theater talent.

The PRISM Festival of New Queer Musicals is an innovative platform dedicated to celebrating and nurturing emerging Queer theater talent.

The PRISM Festival of New Queer Musicals is an innovative platform dedicated to celebrating and nurturing emerging Queer theater talent.

The PRISM Festival of New Queer Musicals is an innovative platform dedicated to celebrating and nurturing emerging Queer theater talent.

This Sunday, following the Varieties of Cinematic Experience film symposium (Join us on Friday and Saturday!), SB Rodríguez-Plate will share their experiences growing up with and through the movies. How does cinema open us up to new experiences, new identities, and new intimacies, especially in a world being weaponized against empathy? How can movie-watching move us beyond plot and character, setting and cinematography, in order to become an act of modeling public intimacy that is filled with radical hope and possibilities for transformation for all?

NYC Friends of Clearwater is having our monthly gathering which is held on the third Friday of each month, starting at 6:30pm in the Assembly Hall. Join us for a night of live music, potluck dinner, and environmental discussion.

Judson’s Book Group meets monthly on Wednesdays to discuss the book of the month.

A free, high visibility low-tech forum for experimentation, emerging ideas, and works-in-progress held in the Fall and Spring seasons. Artists are selected by a rotating committee of peer artists, and join Movement Research Artists-In-Residence and international guests each season in performing at the historic Judson Memorial Church.

Join us for a screening of “When We Free the World,” in honor of Father’s Day, Juneteenth, Pride, and Men’s Health Month.

"In a time when gender, sexuality, and race are in the crosshairs of so much of our public discourse, Judson is honored to host Kevin Powell and When We Free the World to add a vibrant layer to our conversations about the many types of masculinities and how we manifest the future we all need." — Rev. Micah Bucey

The Big Bang is a cold reading series of new works, hosted by Jonathan Caren, at Judson Church.

A free, high visibility low-tech forum for experimentation, emerging ideas, and works-in-progress held in the Fall and Spring seasons. Artists are selected by a rotating committee of peer artists, and join Movement Research Artists-In-Residence and international guests each season in performing at the historic Judson Memorial Church.

Join Abigail Myers as she launches her book, The Last Analog Teenagers.

Charles Ludlam’s the Grand Tarot featuring The Ridiculous Theatrical Players. To benefit the 2025 Everett Quinton Award Recipient.

The iconoclastic Brooklyn collective ChamberQUEER teams up with Grammy-winning Boston institution the Handel and Haydn Society for BaroQUEER: Historically Informed, presented by Carnegie Hall Citywide. Co-curated by superstar countertenor Reginald Mobley and CQ cofounders Brian Mummert and Jules Biber, this concert asks: "whose histories inform the way we play and perceive Baroque music, and what would it mean to center performers’ voices and stories?" Featuring music by composers ranging from George Frideric Handel and Jean-Baptiste Lully to Julius Eastman and Caroline Shaw, the program celebrates queer perspectives that have shaped the early-music revival and influenced generations of boundary-breaking artists.

Free Admission - RESERVE HERE

dArK oXyGen is a sonic dance exploring the spiritual connection between Blackness as a space of breathlessness and the recent discovery of oxygen production in the deep ocean without sunlight or photosynthesis. The public is invited into a dance installation that conjures breathlessness as spiritual awakening. Can we catch our breath and catch the spirit collectively in these trying times? Movement into shadows that speak and ghosts that dance fill the air. The ocean is the lungs of the earth. What would happen if the ocean couldn't breathe? What happens when the ocean whispers my ancestors names?

A free, high visibility low-tech forum for experimentation, emerging ideas, and works-in-progress held in the Fall and Spring seasons. Artists are selected by a rotating committee of peer artists, and join Movement Research Artists-In-Residence and international guests each season in performing at the historic Judson Memorial Church.