Friday Nights at OMCA celebrates Pride Month with an evening of powerful music, fierce movement, and joyful community connection! Don’t miss a live performance by King Isis, whose emotionally charged set takes audiences on a transformative journey through healing and self-discovery. Blending raw alt-pop with acoustic, R&B, and grunge textures, King Isis brings a performance that is as vulnerable as it is empowering.

Step into your spotlight with a high-energy Vogue Dance Lesson led by Jocquese “Sir JoQ” Whitfield. Rooted in Harlem ballroom culture, Vogue is an expressive dance form filled with sharp lines, dramatic poses, and dynamic floorwork. This class covers the six core elements of Vogue—hands, spins, catwalk, duck walk, dips, and floor performance—along with a warm-up and cultural context. It’s a full-body workout that honors the history and creativity of queer and trans communities of color.

To keep the energy high, DJ Ignacia hits the decks with a genre-blending set designed to move bodies and uplift spirits. Known for creating inclusive, affirming spaces across the country, Ignacia’s live remixes and bold sound curation make every set unforgettable.

Friday Nights at OMCA also offer guests a well-rounded gallery experience with Gallery Chats. Unlike the traditional museum tour, Gallery Chats invites visitors to chat, ask questions, and connect with our OMCA facilitators, who combine content knowledge with lived experience to encourage meaningful dialogue and fresh interpretations of our exhibitions.

Don’t miss this exciting night of dance, culture, and unforgettable beats at OMCA’s Friday Nights. Come for the rhythm, stay for the community, and get ready to feel the vibe!