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VANCOUVER PRIDE EVENTS 🌈
Featuring events in Vancouver July 21 - August 4.
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UPCOMING EVENTS ❉
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T'is Pride season, and we're celebrating all the colours of Vancouver's rainbow with a fabulous selection of movies and live events at the RIO Theatre.
Sweet Child o mine you gotta come to this Drag Brunch! July 20
Get ready to meet someone new at LHE Pride Lineup: Sapphic|Queer Speed Dating & Meet. Mingle. Mix. 2 Events in one epic evening. July 19
The Brighouse library is pleased to welcome award-winning author Eddy Boudel Tan for a free talk plus a reading July 20.
Join the party at the Rio Theatre for a live screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, complete with costumes, props, and audience participation led by host Dandy. July 19.
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Hey there! Come and join us at Vancouver Pop-Ups: The Summer Makers Market where you can shop from 40+ local vendors! July 20.
Get ready for a wild time at The Real Boozy Drag Brunch - enjoy fabulous performances, delicious food, and bottomless drinks with your favor. July 20
Get ready for Game Changer - All your favourites including Bingo, Trivia and more! July 25.
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The Stonewall National Museum’s 2025 SNEP Symposium returns to Fort Lauderdale this October, rallying educators, advocates, and families to protect inclusive public education amid mounting political threats.
You’ve never heard of a T-dance? Learn the history of this unique event and what to expect when you go -
Many arguments used to exclude trans people from 2SLGBTQ+ spaces are based on widely repeated but unsupported claims.
From underground parties to Pride marches and zine publications, lesbian communities are building new strategies to protect trans inclusion and solidarity.
A supportive online grief group for LGBTQIA2S+ individuals processing death loss, held monthly and facilitated by a queer-identified counsellor.
In Andor’s layered story of rebellion, I saw my own: grief forged by identity, resilience shaped by exile, and a quiet, persistent hope that even amidst fatigue and loss, resistance remains an act of love.
Wondering, “How do I come out to my children?” This honest and gentle guide helps parents come out with confidence, care, and real-life tips from someone who gets it.
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