QT Library

@qtlibrary.org

An upcoming LBGTQIA+ substance-free library and community space in the Boston area. We're dedicated to nurturing the curiosity and magic of the queer and trans community 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈📚 Check us out 👉 qtlibrary.org More links: https://linktr.ee/qtlibrary

the Brookline Village Library is accepting submissions for their very first ZINE FEST!-- aka Brookline Queer Zine Fest 2026 ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 submissions are open until April 16, and the fest itself is on June 20! check out details & submission guidelines here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Brookline Queer Zine Fest 2026

Celebrate Pride at the Brookline Village Library at our first Zine Fest! We are excited to celebrate the creativity, resilience, and storytelling of LGBTQ+ communities—and we invite zine artists to ap...

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💡 We are SO honored to be hosting this free, virtual talk with the Ace Archive project, which archives the history of asexual and aromantic communities! Join us to learn about amateur archiving, copyright law, the zine that changed everything, and much more! 👉 https://loom.ly/RgqhFpg

A graphic with two "queer history" banners at the top and bottom. The text says, "Archivist Rebellion: Defending Queer History" with the Ace Archive logo. It's on March 4 at 7 P.M. E.T. on Zoom. in the background are multiple newspaper and website clippings with asexuality language on them.

📅 Mark your calendars for these upcoming QT Library events 👇 🧶 Stitch & Bitch: THURSDAY 🤝 Late in Life Affinity Group: Feb. 18 🏳️‍⚧️ Trans YA Book Club: Feb. 23. We'll be discussing "Bianca Torre is Afraid of Everything" by Justine Pucella Winans RSVP on our Eventbrite! https://loom.ly/-3Q8vh4

February programming: Stitch and Bitch on February 5 at 8 P.M. E.T. on Zoom. Late in Life Affinity Group on February 18 at 7 P.M. E.T. on Zoom. Trans Y.A. Book Club on February 23 at 7 P.M. E.T. on Zoom. RSVP on Eventbrite. In the background is a book in front of a snowy landscape.

Oh maybe you've heard...WE'RE HAVING AN ART BUILD ON THURSDAY! Join us Feb. 5, 5pm, next door to Ula Cafe to make sign for our upcoming March for Tans Futures. Limited supplies will be provided, so please bring your own if you can. Can't wait to see you there!

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Still remembering Shelf-ebration 💭 You all came out to #Boston's More Than Words in December to celebrate queer love and community. There were crafts, a QT Library toast, great speeches, and, of course, a lot of books. Stay tuned in 2026 for even more QT events! 📸 Adriana Arguijo Photography

A wooden board that says "Q.T. Library: Shelf-ebration" surrounded by green vines. There's a polaroid of people making a toast in a bookstore.Two polaroids. One shows four people posing in front of a flower wreath against a bookshelf. Two are smiling. Two are on the floor doing silly poses. The other polaroid shows two people standing in front of that same bookshelf with their arms around each other smiling.Two polaroids. One is of a person painting something at a table with crafts and paint on it. The other is of a group of people clapping and facing in the same direction.Three polaroids. One shows a Q.T. Library handout that says "All ages are welcome" Another shows a Q.T. Library tote bag that says "read queer books." The last one shows a Pride flag in a small pot of flowers.

2026 isn't off to a great start, but we at the QT Library are trendsetters and think all of these things should be in for this year. It involves way more books, queer joy, and letting us be who we are without fear. 💭 What are you aspiring to be in 2026?

"What's in for 2026" on graph paper. There's also a polaroid of a Pride flag in a flower pot and a Q.T. Library stamp that says "approved" under it.What's in for 2026: Pride Month all year long except for July, which is Wrath Month. Buying thousands of dollars worth of books. Adding more books by authors from marginalized communities to the T.B.R. shelf. Stitch and bitch sessions. There's also a polaroid of people at a table crafting.
What's in for 2026: Opening a pop-up. Existing in three dimensions. Having attainable goals that set you up for success. Reading more good books, not bad books. Reading books where queer characters have a nice time, you know? There's also a polaroid of two people around a Q.T. Library table chatting with somebody off screen.What's in for 2026: Not being afraid to D.N.F books. Being inscrutable. Queer and trans people being able to live happily and openly WITHOUT FEAR, but written in very large letters. Staying hydrated. There's also a polaroid of four people standing in front of a bookshelf smiling, with two people on the ground.