The Spurlock Museum of World Cultures is excited for the opening event on Saturday, September 24 4:00–6:00 pm, featuring remarks by Michael DeAnda, College of Computing and Digital Media, DePaul […]

You’re not going to want to miss one of a kind event! This two day festival includes everything you could want this fall season. Each day includes a launch of […]

Black on Black on Black on Black will open to the public with a day of events celebrating Black creativity through writing, music, and art.Starting at noon | Krannert Art Museum, the School […]

Join the UIUC Counseling Center to kick Pride Fest off right with a Queer BIPOC Block Party. Food, music, community, and FUN – and it’s all FREE!!!!!Don’t miss out! Save […]

Join the McKinley Foundation to watch a screening of this classic must-watch. “Paris is Burning” is the quintessential documentary that chronicles the New York’s drag scene in the 1980s, focusing […]

Anita Purves Nature Center (1505 N. Broadway Ave., Urbana)Calling Local Youth LGBTQIA+ Artists! Are you a middle- or high-school student who draws, paints, or takes photographs? Would you like to […]

The Spurlock Museum is excited to have a panel of diverse experts to discuss how to handle conversations with folks who are resistant to accept and support queer issues. From […]

In light of the recent Supreme Court Dobbs v Jackson decision, this panel will address the ways in which Reproductive Justice touches all our lives, as well as how it […]

Let’s queer-up karaoke night! Wear your rainbow gear, gather in love and celebration, and sing your heart out. It’s karaoke. You know the drill. Bring your friends, bring your tips […]

Dr. Dorothy Espelage is an internationally recognized scholar whose career has been dedicated to understanding and preventing bullying and violence in schools. Her research prioritizes the health and wellbeing of […]

Spurlock Museum of World Cultures – 600 S Gregory St, Urbana, IL 61801, and streamed online to UP’s Facebook and Youtube pagesTwo-Spirit is a term used within Indigenous communities, encompassing […]

“Resist Erasure” is a juried art exhibition of submitted by area high school and college students in response to a rising number of state bills limiting LGBTQIA2S+ rights, book bans, […]