On March 24, 1997, ACT UP marked 10 years with *Crash the Market*, protesting drug profiteering and Medicaid cuts. Over 500 activists marched to Wall Street, demanding hearings on AIDS drug prices; 73 were arrested for civil disobedience.

An androgynous figure dressed as an American cowboy will drag two plaster casts of western saddles along the parade route. The plaster casts are not painted, but left white. The cowboy will pull them using a heavy, lasso-like rope.

The Path of Love by Omar Mismar is a 30-day project where the artist uses Grindr to navigate the city, choosing a man each day and tracking his routes to trace paths of desire and movement through urban space.

Sometimes We Wake is a self-guided sound walk in Belfast’s Palm House, reflecting on a 2009 music performance by Richard Davis and exploring themes of queer expression linked to local writer Forrest Reid. The walk incorporates Reid’s 1920s text displayed in the Palm House and will launch on September 1st with a live performance of the featured songs.