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This one-day immersive festival will celebrate queer identity, artistic freedom, and cultural legacy while bringing together queer and trans students, artists, alumni, and cultural voices in the heart of New York City.


Presented as a joint inititative with Student Welllbeing at NYU, the event also reflects NYU's commitment to supporting student health, mental health and wellbeing in ways that strengthen learning, belonging, and success.

June 11, 2026
9am - 9pm

 / Espacio de Culturas @KJCC // 53 Washington Square South // New York, NY 10012 /

ARTISTS + CREATIVE TALENTS

We are a dynamic group of creators and advocates dedicated to using art as a powerful catalyst for social change and community healing. By providing a platform for marginalized voices, particularly within LGBTQ+ and diverse communities, these visionaries transform lived experiences into evocative works that spark vital public dialogue. Through every mural, performance, and digital project, our artists strive to bridge social gaps and reshape the cultural landscape into a more inclusive and empathetic future.

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GuRu

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aNeL fLoReS

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HeCtOr GaRzA

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ChiBbI

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mAriBel RuBio

Blurred Figures Indoors

Agenda

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09:00

Welcome

Overview of the day

09:30

Wellbeing Workshop

Featuring Maribel + Hector

12:30

Short Performances

NY Artists

01:30

Creative Immersion

Featuring Anel Flores + Hector + Chibbi

02:30

Legacy Panel

Cannon Flowers

07:00

OutLoud

Guru + Chibbi + Anel + NYC Artists

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • No. This is an all-day festival, and you’re welcome to attend any portion that fits your schedule.

  • Yes, the event is free and open to the public. Registration is encouraged.

  • The event is open to NYU students, alumni, and the broader NYC community, including residents and visitors.

  • The event will take place at NYU at the Espacio de Culturas on 53 Washington Street.

  • Programming includes art, performances, panels, and community-centered activities celebrating queer identity, legacy, and wellbeing.

  • Yes, we recommend registering on Eventbrite to receive updates and access details, though some portions may allow walk-ins if space permits. Click to the "Get Your Free Ticket" button above.

  • Yes, attendees are free to come and go as they please.

  • NYU strives to provide accessible spaces. Please reach out in advance if you have specific accessibility needs.

  • For questions or updates, please contact Jerome at jerome@arttitude.org

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