It's queer history month, and the Pop-Up Museum of Queer History, a grassroots organization that transforms spaces into temporary installations celebrating the rich, long, and largely unknown histories of LGBTQ people has a new exhibit, On the (Queer) Waterfront: Brooklyn Histories. A scatter-site-specific investigation of the queer histories of the borough, the exhibit includes performances, talks, and related events. For more information, visit the tumblr page.
