Welcome to March, time to celebrate all the ladies and femme identifying individuals in your life!
Brave the cold, or stay indoors. From comedy shows to cooking while drunk, check out our weekend guide for a good time.
Saturday, March 2
YES Homo (325 Franklin Ave @ 4 PM)
Forget 'no homo', we say YES HOMO - a daytime party celebrating queer icons, queer bodies, and queer culture.
DJ Sean McMahill curates music women and people.
Target First Saturdays at The Brooklyn Museum (200 Eastern Pkwy, Brooklyn @ 5 PM)
Target First Saturday at the Brooklyn Museum is a night of free art, music, and dance.
Featuring a screening of Little Woods, a curator talk by Carmen Hermo, Associate Curator, Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art, and a performance by Brown Girls Burlesque.
I AM SHE Imani Shanklin Roberts at Weeksville Heritage Center (158 Buffalo Ave, Brooklyn @ 5 PM)
This spring 2019 Imani Shanklin Roberts unveils I AM SHE, a collection of works inspired by her recent journey away from art making and a deeper delve into self discovery. Opening March 2nd, 2019 at the Weeksville Heritage Center, viewers will not only see, but experience the artist's expression of holistic femininity through portrait works and connected charging stations, designed in partnership with set designer Alicia DeLarge. The archetypes being explored both visually and experientially include the Rebel Womxn, Carefree Black Girl, Bruja, Wombmxn, Visionary, Lover, and High Powered Womxn of the World.
Travis Scott: Astroworld - Wish You Were Here Tour 2 (620 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn @ 8 PM)
Enjoy the musical stylings of Travis Scott in the heart of downtown Brooklyn.
DJ-Sol and DJ Paul Oakenfold at Schimanksi (54 N 11, Brooklyn @ 9 PM)
Wikipedia Edit-a-thon (1109 5th Ave, Manhattan @ 12:30)
Celebrate Women's History Month and the final day of the exhibition "Martha Rosler: Irrespective" at the Jewish Museum's second Wikipedia Edit-a-thon co-presented with Art + Feminism, a campaign dedicated to improving coverage of cis and transgender women, feminism, and the arts on Wikipedia.
TasteOfGhana NYC Ghana Independence Brunch (168 Delancey St, Manhattan @ 12 PM)
"Taste of Ghana" The Ghana Chop Bar Experience Brunch bringing guests an authentic Ghanaian cuisine experience. Unwind, relax and enjoy the experience of authentic Ghanaian dishes prepared by various Ghanaian chefs. This event will features various food stations featuring Ghanaian cuisine.