Come spend some time in the safety of Bill’s Place. Hang out, have a coffee, do your homework, ask questions, read a book, or about life or what we’ve been working on. Come and go as you please. No RSVP needed! All ages welcome.
Cabaret-Poster An evening of Cabaret style traditional drag with Glenda Rose. Showcasing the music of Liza Minnelli, Better Midler, Shirley Basset & others. Generous fundraiser for CK Pride Association. $20 tickets available after Dec 1 at Turns & Tales, Bill's Place or from info@ckpride.com Light refreshments available.
Come join the Outrageous Wise Ladies Group and Mens Group for a joint Games and Cards night this January! You are welcome to bring a game with you to see if others want to play it, or just play with what we have here. We will have a light refreshments and snacks potluck too! Bring […]
Come spend some time in the safety of Bill’s Place. Hang out, have a coffee, do your homework, ask questions, read a book, or about life or what we’ve been working on. Come and go as you please. No RSVP needed! All ages welcome.
Come spend some time in the safety of Bill’s Place. Hang out, have a coffee, do your homework, ask questions, read a book, or about life or what we’ve been working on. Come and go as you please. No RSVP needed! All ages welcome.
Come spend some time in the safety of Bill’s Place. Hang out, have a coffee, do your homework, ask questions, read a book, or about life or what we’ve been working on. Come and go as you please. No RSVP needed! All ages welcome.
Free to attend, ages 14+ This is a no-judgement gender-affirming and fluid gender-expression space. Our closet is full of winter wear so it's time for you to come out and use it! Bringing an item is not necessary
Come spend some time in the safety of Bill’s Place. Hang out, have a coffee, do your homework, ask questions, read a book, or about life or what we’ve been working on. Come and go as you please. No RSVP needed! All ages welcome.
Many queer and trans spaces are subtly or overtly anti-religious and can make your 2SLGBTQIA+ religious friends feel invalidated and unsafe in queer spaces. Some of this is due to trauma from religious communities they have interacted with in the past, leading to a distrust of religious communities as a whole. This means that many […]