QUEER FEMME BRUNCH: a brunch event for queer and trans femmes

queer femmes, bask in that energy. Come to QUEER FEMME BRUNCH: a brunch event for queer and trans femmes.

get cute, make a new friend + be in community on a private enclosed patio at cafe colucci, a gorgeous ethiopean restaurant in north oakland. Limited ticketes available.

your ticket to QUEER FEMME BRUNCH includes:

• one vegan combo OR one meat combo (gluten free teff will be used)
• one appetizer
• one drink
• music + gorgeous femme vibes

Please note, Ethiopean food is served communal / shared style, with 2 people per main entree. Due to the nature of the private event, the menu for this event is fixed to the above.

Event location:
5849 San Pablo Ave, Oakland, CA 94608
noon - 3:00pm

Hosted by Queer in Oakland, a queer black femme-founded organization.

TICKETS ARE NON REFUNDABLE.

Questions? email [email protected]. Tickets are non refundable.

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A 21+ event
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Before purchasing a ticket, we ask everyone to please first read our Community Guidelines

• beef
• lamb
• chicken
• salad
• flavor is mild - moderately spicy depending on the meat
• there are no nuts in this dish

• yellow cabbage, potatoes and carrots
• red lentils
• split peas
• collards
• salad
• flavor is mild to moderately spicy, depending on the item
• there are no nuts in this dish

Cafe Colucci serves a traditional Ethiopian dishes made with fresh heirloom spices but it didn't start that way. When Cafe Colucci opened in 1991, it was a small Italian cafe that had a few Ethiopian dishes on the menu. There weren't many East African spots in Oakland at the time and people were excited to have a place to get Ethiopian food and coffee.

Founder Fetlework Tefferi has a legacy of sharing the beauty of East African cuisine and culture. In the early 90's she ran an Afrocentric night club that hosted artists from across Africa. Cafe Colucci, our restaurant was next. Most recently, Brundo Ethiopian Spice Company, was created to source the freshest traditionally processed heirloom spices.

Fetlework brought on family friend, Daniel Aderaw Yeshiwas as General Manager. He helped open the new location and added the bar program in 2023 -featuring African spirits and local Black wine makers.

Host or Publisher Queer in Oakland