Name: Queer To Tell: Louisville
Start: 2025-10-27T18:30:00-04:00
End: 2025-10-27T20:30:00-04:00
Location: 236 Woodbine St

Queer Stories told by Queer People in Queer Louisville. This week's theme: It Came From The Closet, Doors: 6:30PM, Show: 7PM.
About this Event

Come join us for a spooky special edition of at Woodbine Chamber at the old St. Philip's Church! The show is will be hosted by local celebrity couple Neill Robertson and Alfie Jones and feature 5 different LGBTQIA+ storytellers telling different tales in accordance with the evening's theme. The show will run about an hour and a half, with a 10 minute intermission, and a costume contest for audience members.

This month's theme - "IT CAME FROM THE CLOSET" - Queer people love Halloween and this feature a lineup of gays and theys sharing their spookiest ghost stories, their biggest costume successes and failures, the monsters they faced on their own journeys, and much more. It's going to be a very gay, very spooky-ooky, kooky night!

Audience is invited to show up in costume! As we love a theme, the category is: gay awakening! Whether it's a character from your childhood cartoons, the Pop star you listened to an repeat, or even your younger self who was extremely bold in their fashion choices. Whatever gay awakening means to you, we want to see it!!

Seating begins at 6:30. Show starts at 7:00.

ABOUT THE SERIES:

Queer To Tell is a NYC born national storytelling series that features LGBTQIA+ storytellers, is hosted by a local drag/queer performance artist, and takes place at Queer-owned/affirming spaces across the country. The series takes place in non-traditional performance spaces to create a space that feels like an intimate gathering audiences are happening upon rather than a theatrical performance. Each show has a different theme that allows for storytellers to share the universal experiences we as a community share but also the nuances of our different identities. This series was established to document the myriad of stories that exist within the LGBTQIA+ community, facilitate and encourage community building, and claim space in places that are actively celebrating and protecting us.