Chroma LCV

Crafts, Chats & Q***r Cats is all about creativity, connection, and community AND it's coming up!

🗓 July 8
⏰ 6–9 PM

Bring your own craft or grab one from us. Snacks and drinks welcome. Allies welcome. All ages welcome. (kids under the age of 13 MUST be accompanied by an adult)

Register here:
👉 https://occ.sn/kg4L8cVs

Happening this week at Art Uncorked 🌈
Crafts, Chats & Q***r Cats is your reminder to slow down, make something (or nothing), and spend time in a space that celebrates you. Bring your own project, choose something from the studio, or just come hang out. Snacks and drinks welcome. Allies welcome.
June 2 | 6–9 pm
All ages (kids under 13 with an adult)
Save your spot: https://occ.sn/kg4L8cVs
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In Classical-era Eurasia, the Scythian Empire sprang up from the 7th to 3rd century BCE. Within Scythian culture, there was a sect of priestesses known as the Enarees. They are recorded as “eunuchs among the Scythians who perform female work and speak like women”.

Like many other groups of trans and nonbinary people in the ancient world, they were considered to be mystically gifted. Their role in society was to serve as soothsayers. Since ideas on gender have changed drastically since then into a strict binary, as opposed to a spectrum as it was viewed in the ancient world, the language used to describe them doesn’t translate well into English. However, the evidence from records and physical evidence indicates that in modern language, we would call these priestesses trans women. They were assigned male at birth and transitioned to become Enarees.

Have a teen who would benefit from our alternative prom?

We've made it easier for you to buy tickets!

Head on over to our website and purchase here 👉 https://www.chromalcv.org/alternative-prom