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Event Series Queer Threads

Queer Threads

Quatrefoil Library: Spirit on Lake Community Room 1220 E Lake St, Minneapolis, MN, United States

Queer threads: a weekly intergenerational craft night for LGBTQ people of all genders what: a weekly craft night for knitting, crochet, embroidery, mending, quilting, and

Event Series Library Patron’s Union Meeting

Library Patron’s Union Meeting

Quatrefoil Library 1220 East Lake Street, Minneapolis, MN, United States

The Library Patrons Union is an explicitly leftist, community-run union of Hennepin County Library patrons, organizing for more just public libraries. https://librarypatronsunion.com Email librarypatronsunion@gmail.com with questions.

Event Series Rainbow Reads

Rainbow Reads

Quatrefoil Library 1220 East Lake Street, Minneapolis, MN, United States

Queer reading party (not a book club) that meets in the Library on the first Sunday of every month. This group allows people to share

Quatrefoil Game Night

Quatrefoil Library 1220 East Lake Street, Minneapolis, MN, United States
Event Series Queer Threads

Queer Threads

Quatrefoil Library 1220 East Lake Street, Minneapolis, MN, United States

Queer threads: a weekly intergenerational craft night for LGBTQ people of all genders what: a weekly craft night for knitting, crochet, embroidery, mending, quilting, and

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Quatrefoil Library is a community center that cultivates the free exchange of ideas and makes accessible LGBTQIA+ materials for education and inspiration.
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