Get ready to dress up, dance, and celebrate the queer community at the Queer Joy Collaborative’s Winter Ball on January 17th at Smith Vocational High School in Northampton! This festive event is a chance to support the LGBTQ+ community through an evening filled with vibrant performances, dancing, and community connection.

The Queer Joy Collaborative is opening its doors—and its music—to anyone curious about joining their community choruses. On Monday, August 25, they’ll host free Open Rehearsals at the Hartsbrook School

Mirror, Mirror is a multidisciplinary art installation by Indë, a queer Black artivist born/raised/residing in Northampton, MA. The exhibit, on display from July 18th to August 8th, explores intersectional solidarity through immersive multimedia compositions and audience participation. In addition to presenting large figurative paintings, an original soundtrack, mirror/glass-based sculptures, and a new system of music notation, Indë will premiere the music video for “COME ON HOME,” featuring choir vocals by the Queer Joy Chorus, at the opening and closing receptions!

Mirror, Mirror is a multidisciplinary art installation by Indë, a queer Black artivist born/raised/residing in Northampton, MA. The exhibit, on display from July 18th to August 8th, explores intersectional solidarity through immersive multimedia compositions and audience participation. In addition to presenting large figurative paintings, an original soundtrack, mirror/glass-based sculptures, and a new system of music notation, Indë will premiere the music video for “COME ON HOME,” featuring choir vocals by the Queer Joy Chorus, at the opening and closing receptions!

The Queer Joy Collaborative invites the community to its first-ever Spring Fun Fair, a vibrant and family-friendly fundraiser celebrating LGBTQ+ joy, art, and connection.