• NYC Feminist Zine Fest 2014

    Barnard College, James Room, 4th Floor, Barnard Hall 3009 Broadway, New York City, NY, United States

    Do you like zines? How about feminism? Because the second annual NYC Feminist Zine Fest is coming up! Mark your calenders for March 1st, 2014 from 1-6pm. This time we will be at Barnard College in uptown Manhattan, 3009 Broadway in the James Room on the 4th floor of Barnard Hall. The space is handicap accessible, and the event is FREE and open to the public!

    Free
  • The Afrofuturist Affair Gala at Samek Art Museum

    Samek Gallery 3rd Floor, Elaine Langone Center, Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA, United States

    This unique celebration of black Scifi with live music from composer and producer King Britt, as well as a host of other luminaries from the worlds of performance, music, fashion, and art is not to be missed! Join us for dancing and fun in the galleries.

  • Time Travel Convention | Pt. 1 – Preparation

    Yell Gallery 2111 East Susquehanna Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    The Time Travel Convention is an exhibition that explores time travel as a practical activity – something that does not necessarily require a machine, an advanced degree, or any other privileges. Using afrofuturism and the speculative as lenses, the exhibition will feature time travel devices and objects from creators who use tools such as memory, dreams, imagination, manipulation of language and perception, light, and music to craft their temporal devices.

    Donation
  • Time Travel Convention | Pt. 2 – Activation * Recurrence Plot Book Release

    Yell Gallery 2111 East Susquehanna Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Time Travel Convention | Pt. 2 - Activation is an opening reception for the exhibition and book release for AfroFuturist Affair Creator Rasheedah Phillips' experimental fiction novel, Recurrence Plot (and Other Time Travel Tales).

    Free
  • LASER LIFE queer SF reading series

    A-Space Anarchist Community Center 47th and Baltimore Avenues, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Your queer sci-fi reading, where members of the LGBT community express their visions, projections, wars, romances, speculations, fears, battles, and dreams in glorious, mystifying tales inspired by the griots of old, informing the future. It is called LASER LIFE.

    Donation
  • FLY LIFE: HOUSE MUSIC JAMMY JAM!

    Bear's Lair 5008 BEAUMONT AVE, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    HOUSE MUSIC ALL NIGHT LONG! ATTENTION: THIS IS NOT A KIKI!! FIERCE! ALL NIGHT LONG, SOUL, TRIBE, AND BLESSING! LET IT MOVE YOU TO COME, FEEL THE ENERGY, FEEL THE SOUL! HOUSE MUSIC!!

  • Xthetix: Pre-Sissy Hop DIY PREP SALON

    HOUSE OF SPIRIT & TIME 4823 Hazel Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    WATS YR XTHETIK? NEED HELP ACCESSING YOUR COMPARTMENTALIZED SELVES?

    VISIT XTHETIX, a recurring FUNDRAISING BENEFIT FOR THE SCI-FI TRACK OF THE ALLIED MEDIA CONFERENCE** ((this June 19~22 in Detroit!)
    [info here: https://www.facebook.com/libtechamc
    and here: http://liberationtechnologiesamc.tumblr.com/]

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    NAIL ART | STICK N POKES | SELF-CARE | MAKEUP CONSULTATIONS | SELFIES | SHAPEUPS | BRAIDING | TWISTS | SCALP MASSAGE/HAIR BRUSHING | TAROT

    STICK N POKES by GENESIS
    TAROT READINGS by CYREE
    JUST IN!! POTIONS by Stitch Prism x Honey & Blackbone Tarot

    EXCLUSIVE WEST PHILLY NAIL FLASH/STICK N POKE FLASH

    SANGRIA CONCOCTIONS OH MY!

    Donation
  • The Future Weird x The AfroFuturist Affair Movie Night

    LAVA zone 4134 Lancaster Ave, Philadelphia, United States

    The Future Weird short film screening series out of Brooklyn joins The AfroFuturist Affair in Philly for an evening of sci-fi, experimental, speculative & weird short films by directors from Africa and the Global South, with live, thematic musical interludes from experimental/electronic artists Marlo Reynolds and Moor Mother Goddess.

    $5
  • Visionary Literature

    Wooden Shoe Books & Records 704 South Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    We know the literary world is not immune to the racism and inequality all around us. And we know we can do better. This reading and panel discussion will explore how two small, independent presses in Philadelphia are exploring issues of race, gender, literature, and a better future.

  • STREET THEORY: A Social Criticism Open Mic Night

    The Cedar Works 4919 Pentridge Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Metropolarity presents a night of community building and sharing. We seek social criticism from the community--performance art, blog rants, monologues, critical sci-fi, thesis excerpts, protest songs--whatever. As long as it explores and dissects the world we live in today. We want to find out what our community feels about social issues. We don't want theories handed down to us from the ivory tower.

    We want your real life STREET THEORY.

    Donation