Valentine's Queer Speed Dating Event - for Shes, Theys and Thems

A Queer Speed Dating event for shes, theys, and thems - come join us whether you're looking for friendship....or something a little more!

Come join us for our 4th annual Queer Speed Dating night - this time at Town Hall. Ten dollars of every ticket will go to Immigration Defense Project.

This night is geared towards Shes, Theys and Thems!

Tickets are $30 and space is limited. We can't wait for a magical evening of meeting new friends (and maybe find something a little more 🔥🥵)

❤️ 6:00pm - Check-in, grab a drink, some light snacks, and mingle!

❤️ 6:30pm - Intros (you wont get to go on a date with everyone so this will be a quick way to learn everyones name!)

❤️ 6:45pm-7:30pm - First set of dates

❤️ 7:30pm-7:45pm - Drinks/break

❤️ 7:45pm-8:15pm - Second set of dates

❤️ 8:15pm-8:45pm -Hang with your new friends -- turn in your matches 😉

Tickets are non-refundable.

*Note - we will not be sharing your email unless you have a match. By signing up for this event, you are agreeing to share your email with us and your matches. What does "shes, theys and thems" mean? It means if you identify with one or more of these pronouns then this night is for you! We do not discriminate against masc, femme, transgender, gender exprression, bisexual, asexual, polyamours unities, people of every size, religion, ethnicity, ability or disability. Town Hall is wheelchair accessible and has gender neutral bathrooms. Masks are encouraged, but not required. Please stay home if you are not feeling well.

About Queer Denver Living:

CREATIVE MAGAZINE & NETWORK WITH A DESIRE TO MAKE DENVER MORE INCLUSIVE. // As an adventure and travel photographer focusing on weddings, Kate Ivy wanted to explore how she could tell people’s stories on a different level.

In June of 2021, she and her partner, Taylor, put together the “Pride Project,” where they interviewed and photographed members of Denver’s queer community. The sessions were monochrome themed and each couple raised money for an organization of their choice. Hearing their stories and being able to get creative was life-changing for the photographer pair.

They began to wonder, “Could we do this on a bigger scale and create a platform that highlighted queer creatives, people’s stories, businesses that are queer or ally owned, and talk about real-life things?”

This is their hope for Queer Denver Living.

Queer Denver Living is a space where people feel safe and heard and proud.

Being a part of this community can feel like the best thing in the world and it can also feel like the loneliest. Queer Denver Living is your reminder that you have a place here in Denver.

Your chosen family.

About Town Hall:

From the beginning, Town Hall has been about three things:

Bringing people together who crave connection, creativity and some good old-fashioned fun! Supporting and empowering women and making space for each other and creating a safe and inspiring space for underrepresented groups.

About Immigrant Defense Project:

For more than two decades, IDP has stood up for the rights of all immigrants and fought the vilification of immigrants with criminal convictions. By supporting IDP, you’ll be joining a community of passionate supporters who believe that no one is disposable.

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