Mystery Trans Movie Night presented by TRAC

On the first Tuesday of every month, TRAC presents A Trans Mystery Movie Night at the SNF Parkway Theatre. Each month features a surprise film highlighting trans characters, filmmakers, and/or stories. Join TRAC for an evening of community, discover a mystery screening, and learn more about upcoming trans-led events and ways to get involved.

We believe cost shouldn’t be a barrier to attending. Tickets are available on a sliding scale starting at $10. If you’re able, we encourage you to choose a ticket of $14 or more to help make lower-cost tickets available for community members who may not otherwise be able to attend.

There will be 30 minutes of music videos from the film’s soundtrack before the movie begins.

Trans Rights Advocacy Coalition:

TRAC continues to be entirely trans-led and has more than 100 members and organizations dedicated to advancing progress for trans Marylanders. With TRAC’s leadership, the General Assembly passed the Trans Health Equity Act in 2023, ensuring that Marylanders on Medicaid have the same access to gender-affirming care as those on other insurance plans.

TRAC was instrumental in pushing Governor Moore to protect access to gender-affirming care in Maryland. On June 6th, 2023, the governor signed Executive Order 01.01.2023.08 and declared that Maryland would continue to be a safe and welcoming place for trans people seeking care.

To continue this work during the 2024 session, we led advocacy on SB119, which protects gender-affirming care patients, providers, and support networks from out-of-state harassment and litigation. SB119 was passed and signed into law by the governor, making Maryland the 12th state in the country to have a shielding law that includes gender-affirming care.

Our other policy focus is improving the treatment, rights, and dignity of incarcerated transgender and gender-expansive people in Maryland. We’ve successfully lobbied for budget language that requires the Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services to write an annual report on the treatment of incarcerated trans people, and are working to collect stories and input from the incarcerated trans community.

Our organizing is based in a consensus and community-building model that centers racial justice and queer liberation. We take the health and wellness of our community members very seriously, and make sure to leave space for joy, care, and rest.