East Village, NYC
PRIDE at The Standard, East Village
PRIDE at The Standard, East Village
We’re going all out for Pride at The Standard, East Village. Drop by for a pop-up with Casa Bosques queer-owned bookstore, a Drinks First Pride cocktail moment, and more.NO BAR's Annual Pride Party
Beats by Goldie Harris, cocktail specials + dancing under the disco ball: Pride Month is here at The Standard, East Village and we're rounding it out the way we know best, with a NO BAR night.
NO BAR
Fri. June 28, 9 p.m. - 2 a.m.
No cover, entry is first-come, first-serve
Drinks First Pride Cocktails in The Garden
We're linking up with our friends at Drinks First once again! The Pride edition of their infamous events for New York's most eligible singles are taking over The Garden. Come find your person over al fresco beats + drinks!
The Garden
Thur. June 18, 6 - 9 p.m.
RSVP
Casa Bosques x The Standard Pop-Up
Casa Bosques has landed in New York for their first-ever U.S. pop up! Shop rare books and artisanal chocolates by the Mexico City-based curators. In between browsing, enjoy programming highlighting their favorite queer artists.
The Standard, East Village (enter through the lobby and follow signs for the bookstore)
Mon. June 3 - Sat. June 15, Store Hours: 11 - 7 p.m.
Mon. June 3 - Sat. June 15, Store Hours: 11 - 7 p.m.
NO RSVP Needed
Standard Talks: Here & Now: On Creativity, Queerness & Representation
Do individuals from the LGBTQ+ community face similar challenges launching, sustaining, or scaling an independent project? Should raising awareness of these challenges be part of the project’s DNA? Can this commitment become burdensome? This panel aims to address these and other questions. This conversation will feature perspectives from Be Oakley (Genderfail), Gustavo García-Villa, and Jorge de la Garza (Casa Bosques Art Books).
Standard Talks: Here & Now: On Creativity, Queerness & Representation
Do individuals from the LGBTQ+ community face similar challenges launching, sustaining, or scaling an independent project? Should raising awareness of these challenges be part of the project’s DNA? Can this commitment become burdensome? This panel aims to address these and other questions. This conversation will feature perspectives from Be Oakley (Genderfail), Gustavo García-Villa, and Jorge de la Garza (Casa Bosques Art Books).
NO BAR
RSVP
Film Screening: "Cassandro"
Cassandro is a biographical drama film (2023) of gay wrestler Saúl Armendáriz (played by Gabriel García Bernal) who lives in El Paso, Texas, Armendáriz confronts and untangles different elements of his sexuality and identity while making a reputation for himself within the lucha libre world.
NO BAR
Tue. June 11, 7 - 9 p.m.
RSVP
Jack Pierson Book Signing & Yola Mezcal x Casa Bosques Chocolate Pairing
Tue. June 4, 6 - 8 p.m.
RSVP
Book Launch of Gustavo García-Villa's "ANIMAS"
Instagram sensation Gustavo García-Villa, aka @lamasdolorosa, has compiled a new series that blends portraiture, handcrafted masks (made by García himself), remote landscapes and his renowned provocative nudes. Signed prints and a specially designed publication will be released in limited quantities and are anticipated to quickly sell out.
The Garden
Thur. June 6, 5 - 7 p.m.RSVP
Book Launch of Gustavo García-Villa's "ANIMAS"
Instagram sensation Gustavo García-Villa, aka @lamasdolorosa, has compiled a new series that blends portraiture, handcrafted masks (made by García himself), remote landscapes and his renowned provocative nudes. Signed prints and a specially designed publication will be released in limited quantities and are anticipated to quickly sell out.
The Garden
RSVP
Film Screening: "Cassandro"
Cassandro is a biographical drama film (2023) of gay wrestler Saúl Armendáriz (played by Gabriel García Bernal) who lives in El Paso, Texas, Armendáriz confronts and untangles different elements of his sexuality and identity while making a reputation for himself within the lucha libre world.
NO BAR
Tue. June 11, 7 - 9 p.m.
RSVP
Jack Pierson Book Signing & Yola Mezcal x Casa Bosques Chocolate Pairing
Join us for an afternoon of Yola’s mezcal paired with an assortment of Casa Bosques Chocolates while browsing Jack Pierson’s numerous publications. In his photographic work, books and zines Pierson explores desire, identity, and nostalgia, drawing from popular culture and the LGBTQ+ experience. This will be an opportunity to engage in a lively conversation while savoring chocolate and mezcal pairings.
The Garden