Happy birthday, Small Format! It’s been one year since we’ve opened, and we’re bringing you a special menu to celebrate.

Join us to enjoy some rainbow bagels, cider mimosas, soup, and more!

Did you know this weekend is our one year birthday weekend?! You’re invited to celebrate at the welcoming of “Catharsis” with a live human candelabra, and new art installation on the opening night of our next (solo) exhibition with artist Soyoon Hia Cha @soyomyoyo this Saturday, October 30th 7-9 PM.

Join us at the Steelyard as we team up with Qué Dulce to bring you the queer sober dance party of the season! We’ll bring our A-game with delicious mocktails while berroaworld, Kid Bhai, and Denz will be bringing the tunes.

Tomorrow brings the season finale for our farm gay bouquet series with Hocus Pocus Farm! Build your own bouquet or pick up a couple dahlia stems, some eucalyptus etc. Que Dulce will also be here with some tunes and t-shirts from 11-6p!

We welcome you to join us this Monday 09/20 from 7 to 9 PM to celebrate in abundance and joy for our “Reclaiming Radical Mindfulness & Meditation” series finale. We’ll have live music, medicinal smokes and drinks, live performances, and ABUNDANCE!

50% of all proceeds will go to hurricane relief in New Orleans!

50% of all proceeds will go to hurricane relief in New Orleans!

An important part of mindfulness, developing awareness gives us the ability to sit with ourselves and to sit with each other, allowing us to not only bring light to any darkness within us but also give us the chance to sit with our full selves. Join trauma-informed mindfulness practitioner cris rodriguez for the fourth session of the “Intro to Mindfulness” series, brought to you by Small Format.

Located in Seekonk, MA, Hocus Pocus Farm is a queer and women owned and operated farm that grows chemical-free vegetables, flowers, and herbs. We’ll be stocking their gay bouquets every Saturday for the month of August, so come get your flowers!

Join us for a free drop-in workshop and collective art experience by artists and organizers Adrian Cato and Sara Inacio, the creators and curators of zine “Solastalgia”!

This week’s “Intro to Mindfulness” session will involve a gentle movement meditation that will allow you to continue to develop a sense of what makes you comfortable in your own body through the imagination of what is meaningful and safe to you and the exploration of movement. Join trauma-informed mindfulness practitioner cris rodriguez for this third session, brought to you through Small Format’s Queer Resistance summer programming series.

Located in Seekonk, MA, Hocus Pocus Farm is a queer and women owned and operated farm that grows chemical-free vegetables, flowers, and herbs. We’ll be stocking their gay bouquets every Saturday for the month of August, so come get your flowers!

Creators of the Solastalgia zine, Adrian @yoooadriiann and Sara @sarainacioart, return to Small Format with a zine workshop.

How can we be compassionate with others if we can’t be compassionate with ourselves? Compassion is essential for developing the ability to sit with any thoughts or emotions that arise while practicing mindfulness. Join trauma-informed mindfulness practitioner cris rodriguez to cultivate love, compassion, and kindness in this second session of the new “Intro to Mindfulness” series, brought to you by Small Format.

Located in Seekonk, MA, Hocus Pocus Farm is a queer and women owned and operated farm that grows chemical-free vegetables, flowers, and herbs. We’ll be stocking their gay bouquets every Saturday for the month of August, so come get your flowers!

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What is mindfulness and where do I begin my journey? Join trauma-informed mindfulness practitioner cris rodriguez for the pilot session of the new “Intro to Mindfulness” series, brought to you as an installment of Small Format’s Queer Resistance summer programming series.

Located in Seekonk, MA, Hocus Pocus Farm is a queer and women owned and operated farm that grows chemical-free vegetables, flowers, and herbs. We’ll be stocking their gay bouquets every Saturday for the month of August, so come get your flowers!