NOW THAT’S WHAT I CALL QUEER!

LGBTQ+ EVENTS IN NEW ORLEANS

you don’t have to be queer to be here
but you can’t be an asshole :)

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Now That’s What I Call Queer started in 2022 as a queer dance party at Twelve Mile Limit and has since grown into a home for community-powered, creative event programming.

From live music productions to our first queer mass wedding, everything we do is rooted in the belief that queer spaces should be inclusive, expressive, and available to all.

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We’re here to gather, celebrate, and build something beautiful together.

Meet us at Twelve Mile Limit on the First Saturday of Every Month

Founded in September 2022, Now That’s What I Call Queer threw its very first dance party at Twelve Mile Limit in Mid-City, New Orleans — and we’ve been celebrating there every first Saturday ever since. Join resident DJs Warm Advice and Goldie Cox for a community-powered night of joy, sweat, and queer magic.

As always: you don’t have to be queer to be here… you just can’t be an asshole.

Now That's What I Call Queer dance party at Twelve Mile Limit, every first Saturday of the month.

Now That's What I Call Queer dance party in Chicago, IL

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Now That's What I Call Queer dance party in New Orleans LA

Two young adults, a man and a woman, sitting back-to-back at a rustic bar, making faces and holding drinks. The man is sticking out his tongue and has curly hair, and the woman has short hair, piercings, and is wearing a Harley Davidson cap with her