For this edition of Queer City we want to create a space for pleasure, connection and healing that centers BIPOC Queer & Trans bodies and stories. We are ready to let go of all oppressive mechanisms and pre-existing ideas of how and what pleasure should be. This edition, we are giving the stage to BIPOC Queer & Trans artists, community builders and activists who use pleasure as a conscious practice to resist, create community and be visible in a society that stigmatizes Queer & Trans pleasure and desire. Expect stories of gender emancipation, conversations of joy and resistance, performances of intimacy and a space where vulnerability is power, resistance is an act of self-love, desire is healing and pleasure is safe.


About the performers
Jeremiah (he/she/they) is 24 years old and what they love about performing is being able to show people what the sexual energy of a masculine woman looks and feels like without touching ;). Jeremiah’s been walking the category Sex Siren(break now) for a few years for ‘The Resilient House of Makaveli.”In these few years I’ve been performing numerous times and I love doing it.”
About QueerCity
QueerCity is a multidisciplinary program filled with art, theater, performances, talks, intimate conversations, music and poetry.
We created this space to give a stage and a place to the trans & queer BIPOC community.
In a world of censorship and silence, Queer City wants to stand for a Free Palestine, Free Congo, Free Sudan, Free Haiti and freedom for all territories affected by colonialism and imperialism.