O.C. Gay Men's Book Club

On April 23rd Gay Men who identify as conservative, right of center, libertainrian, or heterodox will gather for dinner. We will share alternative views and make a space for Gay thought crime. You may be born gay but you’re not necessarily born a lefty. We are here to make that freedom of beliefs present and available to Gay Men.

For April we’ve selected the book: “Coming Out Republican: A History of the Gay Right” by Neil Young. Join us if you would like to experience lively discussion, lovely company, and good food at 7pm on Wednesday April 23.

Our agenda is to create alternatives to a perceived “right view” of politics in gay spaces. We are not in a rush and we are not looking for the next rights battle. We believe that living full lives as Gay Men (not winning political fights) is by far the singular, most powerful bringer of positive change for our community and communities of Gay Men that follow. Come join us for the journey!

If you’ve finished Season 3 of the White Lotus and want to discuss, scream, and laugh about it … look no further!

As character Laurie Duffy says in white lotus: time gives life meaning. For her it wasn’t religion, or work, or her love life, but over time her friends added up to a sort of gravity that made her life meaningful. Let’s make some meaning. Come join us for Thai food off the Orange Circle on April 30th at 6:30pm.

This month we will read the book:
"Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant" by Curtis Chin

Come for community, friendship and a bit of chit-chat.

On May 28th Gay Men who identify as conservative, right of center, libertainrian, or heterodox will gather for dinner. We will share alternative views and make a space for Gay thought crime. You may be born gay but you’re not necessarily born a lefty. We are here to make that freedom of beliefs present and available to Gay Men.

For May we’ve selected the book: “Confessions of a Mask” by Yukio Mishima. Join us if you would like to experience lively discussion, lovely company, and good food at 7pm on Wednesday May 28th.

Our agenda is to create alternatives to a perceived “right view” of politics in gay spaces. We are not in a rush and we are not looking for the next rights battle. We believe that living full lives as Gay Men (not winning political fights) is by far the singular, most powerful bringer of positive change for our community and communities of Gay Men that follow. Come join us for the journey!