Queer Soup Night @ Superkhana International

Chicago's next Queer Soup Night is on Sunday, December 13th at 6PM at Superkhana International! Queer chefs will sling delicious soup for sliding scale donations ($5-$20) given at the door. We'll have SLURPER tshirts and adult beverages pouring behind the bar. 100% of donations will benefit the Chicago Women's Health Center ().

Come hungry, bring friends, and be in community with your fellow queers! Free RSVP is required. Donations will be collected day-of upon entry by cash or card. This event is open to soup enjoyers of all ages!

Since 2025, Chicago's QSN Chapter has raised over $10,000 for orgs serving vulnerable communities in the greater Chicago area.

About the Chefs:

Chef Urban is a culinary educator and activist with over 20 years of experience using food to advance workforce development and equity. As Senior Director of Culinary Arts at Center on Halsted, they lead the Silver Fork Culinary Job Readiness Program, training up to 60 aspiring chefs each year for meaningful careers in hospitality.

Chez T+K is a passion project by Thea Rice (she/her) and Kaylie Engel (she/her). Having met working in an all-day French cafe located in Chicago, IL, the intersection of French cuisine and Midwestern ingredients became the foundation of their culinary pursuits. Since 2022, Chez T+K has hosted seasonal dinner parties, pop-ups at neighborhood restaurants, and catered local Chicago events. Thea and Kaylie are both queer women who have been living in Chicago for a collective 20 years. Professionally, they are both engaged in health care and social work. The two of them share passion for community organizing, the Chicago service industry, and perfecting the art of hosting.

Sour Puss is a food project centered around queerness and collective well-being. Amy and Hudson utilize cooking as a creative discipline with the everlasting prioritization of care and celebration. By transforming tables into connective spaces and ingredients into creative expressions, we invite our community to fully engage with the present moment and each other.

About Chicago Women's Health Center:

100% of proceeds from this Queer Soup Night will benefit the Chicago Women's Health Center. CWHC facilitates the empowerment of women, trans people, and young people by providing access to health care and health education in a respectful environment where people pay what they can afford. Their trans health care services include hormone therapy, gender affirming voice therapy, letters of support for gender-affirming care/surgeries, trans-inclusive gynecology services, and more. No one is denied services, regardless of ability to pay.

Your donations will help ensure that CWHC can continue providing care for the most vulnerable in our community. Come eat!

Superkhana is wheelchair accessible. Masks will be available at the door.