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for the 2SLGBTQiA+ Community in BC. Events, news, stories, resources, poster wall, and the Rainbow Store.
BC’s queer lifestyle magazine
UPCOMING EVENTS
Girlgig Productions and Chicks With Picks celebrate International Women’s Day with live performance and DJ set at The Alcove. Mar 9.
When Tony learns of his wife’s affair, his jealousy takes a lethal turn. He concocts the perfect murder, devises an alibi, and waits to strike. Feb 5 - Mar 8.
Burlesque is and has always been a political art form. This particular burlesque show directly challenges fatphobia as well as ableism, racism, ageism and classist biases in the arts. Mar 7
Join the murderous Traitors or pledge your innocence to the Faithful. Whatever you do, try and survive the night. A Cabaret with twists, turns, games and prizes. Drag, Burlesque, Comedy and more! Mar 7
The popular competition is BACK with a surprise spring edition - get your tickets! Mar 6 • 13
2SLGBTQiA+ MAGAZINE
The FAM - open to all self-identified 2SLGBTQI+ entrepreneurs and professionals across Canada - promised to bridge the gap between local innovation and national opportunity.
At a moment when professional women’s athletics are gaining unprecedented attention and investment, Vancouver’s newest team offers a powerful lens through which to look at the deep and often underrecognized relationship between queer culture and women’s hockey.
This Boy Love series carved out a profoundly personal and thrilling space, proving that the internet loves a slow-burn romance, especially one set in a hyper-masculine world with no room for softness.
A clear guide to disability rights and supports in Canada, with a focus on British Columbia. Learn about accommodations, human rights protections, and provincial disability assistance.
This October, Vancouver—the very city where the Bellweather Unit came to life—will host City Drop, the first-ever dedicated Motherland: Fort Salem fan convention in North America.
From outlawed marriages in ancient Rome to lesbian organizing in the 1950s, queer communities have long reinterpreted the holiday as a symbol of forbidden love, chosen bonds, and relationships that exist outside approval.
Do you have stories in your pocket? Have you promised yourself you’ll send them into a publisher in 2025? Here’s a grand list calls for submission and contests for the lgbtq2si+ community. Updatd monthly.
In this interview, Ryan connects with Tally Ho, the recently crowned Vancouver’s Entertainer of the Year 2026.