Atlanta's WussyVision Film Series Celebrates 10 Years

Queer community gathers monthly at Plaza Theatre for costume contests and camaraderie.

Apr. 7, 2026 at 9:32pm

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An abstract, minimalist illustration featuring bold, jagged shapes in shades of purple, pink, and black, conceptually representing the inclusive, celebratory spirit of the WussyVision film series.A vibrant celebration of 10 years of WussyVision, Atlanta's beloved queer film series that brings the LGBTQ+ community together through the power of cinema.Atlanta Today

WussyVision, a popular LGBTQ+ film screening series in Atlanta, is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. The monthly events at the historic Plaza Theatre bring the city's queer community together for costume contests, discussions, and a shared sense of belonging.

Why it matters

As one of the longest-running LGBTQ+ cultural events in the Southeast, WussyVision has provided a vital space for Atlanta's queer residents to connect, express themselves, and build community over the past decade. The series' longevity is a testament to the resilience and vibrancy of the city's LGBTQ+ scene.

The details

Founded in 2016, WussyVision screens a mix of classic and contemporary LGBTQ+-themed films on the first Saturday of every month at the Plaza Theatre. Each screening is accompanied by a costume contest, where attendees dress up in creative outfits inspired by the featured movie. The events also include discussions led by local LGBTQ+ artists, activists, and community leaders.

  • WussyVision was founded in 2016.
  • The series celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2026.

The players

WussyVision

A monthly LGBTQ+ film screening series that has been running in Atlanta since 2016.

Plaza Theatre

A historic movie theater in Atlanta that has hosted the WussyVision screenings since the series' inception.

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What they’re saying

“WussyVision has been a lifeline for so many of us in the queer community. It's more than just a movie night - it's a space to celebrate our identities, connect with each other, and feel seen and supported.”

— Jada Simmons, Longtime WussyVision attendee

The takeaway

WussyVision's 10-year milestone is a testament to the power of community-driven cultural events to provide a sense of belonging and representation for marginalized groups. As LGBTQ+ rights continue to be challenged across the country, spaces like WussyVision remain vital for queer Atlantans to come together, express themselves, and uplift one another.