OMCA's Friday Nights event for Pride Month features a rich program including live music by King Isis, a Vogue dance lesson from Jocquese 'Sir JoQ' Whitfield, and a DJ set by Ignacia. These performances emphasize empowerment and community connection while showcasing the historical significance of queer culture. In addition to the music and dance, Gallery Chats encourage visitors to engage with facilitators, fostering meaningful discussions around art and exhibitions. This vibrant evening is designed to celebrate diversity and creativity, leaving attendees feeling invigorated and connected.
Friday Nights at OMCA is a vibrant celebration of Pride Month, featuring performances and activities that empower and connect the queer community.
Live music, dance lessons, and engaging gallery chats provide an inclusive space for cultural expression and community interaction.
King Isis's performance offers an emotionally charged journey, while Jocquese 'Sir JoQ' Whitfield delivers a dynamic Vogue Dance lesson celebrating queer and trans heritage.
DJ Ignacia curates an uplifting set, ensuring that everyone feels included and energized throughout the evening at OMCA.
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