Trans Bloom

is an intergenerational trans and BIPOC-centered cultural hub dedicated to healing through creativity and connection. We create programming – organizing retreats, artist residencies, community events, and land stewardship – to strengthen community resilience, foster meaningful relationships with nature, and promote joy.

Join us!

  • Trans and Queer Land Stewardship Weekend – Erosion

    4/11-4/12 | Ukiah, CA

    Camp under the stars and help restore habitat, reduce wildfire risk, and prep for upcoming community events. Whether you’re into building dams, cooking for the crew, making it fun, or offering photo magic—there’s a role for you.

    No experience needed. We’ll provide tools, training, meals, and good vibes. Think campfires, storytelling, and jam sessions with chosen fam.

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  • Co-conspirator Orientation

    4/22 6:00-7:00PM | Online

    Want to be inspired and participate in healing Trans and BIPOC creative community? Feel called to help create new worlds amid the dumpster fire of current events? Let’s join forces!

    Learn more at our virtual orientation! Register today for the event or to learn more about future opportunities.

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  • Trans and Queer Land Stewardship Weekend – Fire Season Prep

    5/10-5/11 | Ukiah, CA

    Camp under the stars and help restore habitat, reduce wildfire risk, and prep for upcoming community events. Whether you’re into building dams, cooking for the crew, making it fun, or offering photo magic—there’s a role for you.

    No experience needed. We’ll provide tools, training, meals, and good vibes. Think campfires, storytelling, and jam sessions with chosen fam.

    RSVP

“I remember being incredibly suicidal before the election... After Mx. Artist and watching Major!, I am still fearful, but I am also definitely wanting to fight this. There are beautiful aspects of this life. I felt more present in my body than I have in a long time. I truly believe [this community] is saving my life.”

– Mx. Artist Participant

Our Programming

Our Community

We are a proudly BIPOC and trans-led organization with a team that has been organizing in the community for over 30 years at organizations such as the Trans Oral History Project, Trans Lifeline, the SF Transgender Film Festival, and the Translations International Transgender Film Festival.

Sequoia Pheonix

Stefano Gonzalez

StormMiguel Florez

Umi Hsu

Ryan Rox

Lexington Lawson

Ezak Perez

Jason Hill

Dawn Valdez

André Pérez

Robin Carnilius

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