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Date
Wed, Jul 7, 2027
7:00 PM to 9:00 PM

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Queer threads: a weekly intergenerational craft night for LGBTQ people of all genders what: a weekly craft night for knitting, crochet, embroidery, mending, quilting, and other portable crafts why: find community and camaraderie with other LGBTQ crafters who: for all ages and genders. Kids are welcome, but childcare is not provided. where: Quatrefoil Library at 1220 E Lake St Minneapolis. when: 1st and 3rd Wednesday nights from 7-9 pm accessibility: please wear a mask. help us cultivate a welcoming group: crafting is for all gender identities and types of gender expression; ask for (rather than assume) pronouns; all types of yarn and materials, experience levels, and portable craft projects are welcome.

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