Last year, it was a socially distanced, seated brunch, with top-tier drag performers executing somersaults and death-drops on cold cobblestone in platform heels. This year, it was an all-out dance party in the midst of the winds and rains of a nor’easter on Friday, Oct. 29.

Regardless of the weather or the state of the world, The Union Market and Gallery remains committed to creating a safe space for queer arts and the LGBTQIA+ community.