We’re bringing QUEER CALOR TO BROOKYLN! join us for a dope queer bachata class happening at @maydayspace. coming from chicago, adi, teaches dance as a liberatory approach to somatic healing. Tickets are $20 - $30 sliding scale covering refreshments and energy put into organizing this event! Sponsored tickets will be raffled off for folks who cannot afford this class but want to join. DM @adi.barreto with a 🌈
and allies are welcome that can honor space made specifically for QTBIPOC. Any harassment will not be tolerated- any such behavior will result in leaving the space with no refund.

your ticket includes one herbal mocktail by diana @cocina.medicina to enhance the mood and help loosen up folks to fully express themselves en el baile🌿💋

Bio: Adi (they/he) is a 2nd generation Mexican and Puerto Rican queer, trans, sober, non-binary somatic practitioner, facilitator, body worker, and dancer. Growing up Adi learned to dance at family parties with their tios and cousins playing the guitarra, congas, bongos, y güira. Their love for music, community, and dancing hasn’t stopped. Adi has since trained with professionals and amateurs alike in Chicago, NYC, Seattle, Oakland, and LA. Adi is deeply committed sharing the skills they have and most importantly, fulfilling his dream of more dance spaces that center community over alcohol, connection over competition, admiration over judgement, and active and on-going consent!

Diana (she/ella) is a Mayday collective member whose life work is centered around healing and autonomy. She’s a first generation Mexicana from La Villita en Chicago and shares her culture and knowledge of plants and food in her nourishment for others. She’s been working towards bodily autonomy in the repro health, rights and justice field for the last 12 years and feels honored to support people’s healing journey.