What’s Queer & Going on in March

Posted by By QBurgh staff writer February 28, 2025 1 Min Read
Lady Gaga “Mayhem” album cover. Gaga's seventh studio album releases March 7. Courtesy Interscope Records.

March is here, and with it comes a month packed with electrifying queer events, dazzling drag performances, and vibrant community gatherings! Whether you’re looking to sip mimosas at a fabulous drag brunch, dance the night away at a sapphic club night, or dive into a book club that’s anything but “gal pals,” there’s something for everyone. From must-see theater productions to rowdy bingo nights and voguing workshops, Pittsburgh and beyond are serving up queer joy all month long.

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Pennsylvania State Senate on Tuesday passed Senate Bill 9, a controversial piece of legislation that would ban transgender girls and women from participating on sports teams in K-12 schools and public colleges across the Commonwealth that align with their gender identity. Full details including the 5 Democrats who voted with Republicans to pass the bill, link in bio.

Pennsylvania State Senate on Tuesday passed Senate Bill 9, a controversial piece of legislation that would ban transgender girls and women from participating on sports teams in K-12 schools and public colleges across the Commonwealth that align with their gender identity. Full details including the 5 Democrats who voted with Republicans to pass the bill, link in bio. ...

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The Mother of All Pottery Sales (MOAPS) is a celebration of all things clay. This colossal event features over 40 ceramic artists, stunning ceramic artwork, clay demonstrations, and a hands-on clay activity! Join us to learn about clay, meet and support local artists, and find unique, handmade gifts for your loved ones (or for yourself). Visit unionproject.org to learn more, see a full list of artists, and to pre-register for your $20 Early Bird Ticket. No pre-registration is needed for general admission. Union Project is wheelchair accessible via the entrance on Stanton Avenue. Learn more link in bio.

The Mother of All Pottery Sales (MOAPS) is a celebration of all things clay. This colossal event features over 40 ceramic artists, stunning ceramic artwork, clay demonstrations, and a hands-on clay activity! Join us to learn about clay, meet and support local artists, and find unique, handmade gifts for your loved ones (or for yourself). Visit unionproject.org to learn more, see a full list of artists, and to pre-register for your $20 Early Bird Ticket. No pre-registration is needed for general admission. Union Project is wheelchair accessible via the entrance on Stanton Avenue. Learn more link in bio. ...

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