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UPCOMING EVENTS

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BC PRIDE CELEBRATIONS / MAY / JUNE / JULY / AUGUST / VANCOUVER PRIDE 2026

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The Real Sunday Day Drag Brunch - May 31

Come join us at Taylight Local Craft Beer & Kitchen for a fabulous event filled with delicious food and jaw-dropping performances by talented drag queens. May 31.

Sunday Patio Party & Market

On June 7th, we’re turning The Birdhouse patio into your ultimate Sunday hangout + market moment! June 7.

Saturday Summer Kickoff!

Your favourite queer HANGOUT PARTY is BACK, baby —cause SUN’S OUT, FUN’S OUT June 6.

Vernon Pride Week

Exciting events have been planned to create a fun-filled and educational week for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and allies to enjoy together. June 1-6

East Side Pride

East Side for a full weekend of community, creativity, and a whole lot of Pride. June 27-28.

The Real Miley Cyrus v. Hannah Montana v. Britney Spears Drag Brunch

Welcome to The Real Drag Brunch! Join us for a fabulous event filled with music, food, and drag performances. May 24.

Bacon & L'eggs All-Ages Drag Brunch

Get ready for a fabulous morning filled with delicious food, entertaining drag performances, and a whole lot of fun. May 10.

Game Changer - Full House Fridays

Join Phyllis Hull and Glimmer Rouge for this fun and free evening where you can win prizes and have a laugh. June 5.

Queers and Beers is back!

That’s right Birdies ~ we’re combining your two fave events and throwing our very first ever Official Queers & Beers Drag Show! June 5.

QMUNITY's 2026 IDAHOBIT Breakfast

Now in its 18th year, QMUNITY’s annual IDAHOBIT Breakfast is one of Vancouver’s most anticipated gatherings in support of 2SLGBTQIA+ communities. May 15.

2026 VANCOUVER PRIDE

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The Real PRIDE Sunday Drag Brunch

Come join us at Taylight Local Craft Beer & Kitchen for a fabulous event filled with delicious food and jaw-dropping performances by talented drag queens. Aug 2.

Prism Pride Lesbian Hour At Numbers

Let’s kick off Pride weekend under the sun, with a cocktail in hand and performers on stage! Jul 31.

Vancouver Pride with Queer as Funk

They’re back! Queer as Funk returns to the Commodore sharing their music, pride, and the radical celebration of the queer experience. July 31.

Public Disco Block Party: Pride

For ten years, Public Disco has been turning Vancouver’s streets, plazas, and public spaces into dance floors featuring local and international talent within the underground electronic music scene. Aug 1

2SLGBTQiA+ MAGAZINE

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Bass Coast: Radical Care and Harm Reduction Led by Stacey Forrester

Bass Coast Harm Reduction lead Stacey Forrester facilitates a program of radical care and clinical-grade safety that centers the lived experiences of 2SLGBTQiA+ attendees, artists, and crew.

Celebrating Lesbian Visibility Week 2026

In honour of Lesbian Visibility Week 2026 let’s get to know a few movers and shakers, both local in through history.

The Legend of the Lesbian Toaster

From Anita Bryant’s attacks to Ellen’s sitcom, the legend of the lesbian toaster is proof that the community always gets the last laugh.

What It Looks Like When Parents Really Show Up

A parent’s process deserves support, but it is not their child’s job to hold it; true affirmation happens when a parent does the private, difficult work of reckoning with their own fears so that their child is free to simply be themselves.

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A Local’s Guide to LGBTQ+ Travel in Oklahoma City

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Oklahoma City isn’t a place that announces itself loudly. It doesn’t rely on spectacle or reputation to draw you in. Instead, it unfolds slowly, revealing its character in moments

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Your Venus Sign: A Cosmic Guide to Love and Connection

Love is in the air! What does your Venus sign reveal about the unique energy you bring to romance and relationships?

What Holds Us: On relationship, resistance, and the revolution that begins within

Clayre Sessoms reflects on the exhaustion of navigating biased systems and why communal connection, rather than just clinical care, is what truly sustains the 2SLGBTQiA+ community.