LGBTQ-Owned Disruptive Ink Grand Opening

Intersectionality, accessibility, and squashing the sexist, patriarchal norms through queer…

COVID times call for creative measures, and many of us are getting stir crazy sitting around waiting for the days we can get rowdy again. Perhaps channeling all of that into a new piece of body art is just what the doctor ordered, so why not support a local LGBTQ-owned business and get some much needed artistic channeling out.

Disruptive Ink in Lakewood is celebrating their grand opening on Saturday, October 3, with a slew of awesome options to get out of the house and get in their chairs. From $20 flash sheet tattoos, piercing deals, food trucks, a car and bike show, and lots of swag, from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m., Disruptive Ink will be open for both appointments and walk-ins.

Disruptive-Ink-One-of-a-kind-artwork — One of the many designs that tattoo artist Sandra Lin is offering for the flat rate of $250 on opening night of Disruptive Ink, with half being donated to The Mental Health Center of Denver.

“We have worked so hard to get to this point. Would love to see you there to celebrate with everyone!,” says co-owner Sandra Smith. With her partner, Smith owns Disruptive Ink with her partner and are thrilled to be opening the lesbian/woman led new space with in-house tattoo artists, a body piercer, and a trans-identified Level 3 reiki practitioner.

Lakewood has now been disrupted with Disruptive Ink, where the LGBTQ safe space for art, creativity, and collaboration invites the community to express, engage, and thrive.

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Veronica Holyfield

Intersectionality, accessibility, and squashing the sexist, patriarchal norms through queer pearls of wishful wisdom.