Welcome to the 27th Annual Women’s Winter Faire and we’re so happy to be returning to the Heritage Hall on Main Street.
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DEMOLITION is an explosion of cabaret, theatre and activism set to rebuild the world from the ashes-up. Featuring killer physical feats, daring aerials and shit-funny antics, this is a sexy-as-hell, sweaty, and unapologetic reclamation of space. Smoke-o’s over. It’s time to WERK.
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The Cultch is thrilled to present the world premiere of In My Day, a new work for the stage from playwright Rick Waines and Zee Zee Theatre, playing at The Cultch’s Historic Theatre, December 2-11.
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Romi's (@romikim.art) gallery installation and video work featuring fellow drag artists and performers Rose Butch (@rose.butch), Maiden China (@queenmargaritapizza), Continental Breakfast (@contibreakfast), jaye simpson (@jaye_simpson), Dongganisa (@queenbongganisapizza), King Fisher (@kingfisherdrag), Mx. Bukuru (@mx.bukuru).
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Social Craft Night, special swims and craft nights exclusively for IBPOC, instructions for online registration, and a reminder about the programs available exclusively for 2STGD folks.
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Lez See the World, a queer digital media company founded by local creators and filmmakers Steph Burlton and Katie Burlton, is excited to announce the release of its first large-scale production, Queer Vancouver:
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Here it is! Your guide to Halloween fun at your favorite neighborhood art-house theatre!
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An unsuspecting conductor (Edwin Outwater) is invited to the most frightening gig of his life! Confronted by a ghastly presence (drag/horror icon Peaches Christ), he must conduct the terrifying Vancouver Symphony… or perish!
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Kick off Halloween weekend with a screening of this cult classic movie & some spectacular spooky drag, with all proceeds in support of the Out In Schools program and Vancouver Queer Film Festival!
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Join storyteller and tour guide Glenn Tkach for an evening presentation chronicling the diverse and fascinating history of the LGBTQ+ community in the Lower Mainland.
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The Vancouver Men’s Chorus invites you to a festive celebration of some of our favourite holiday songs and carols as we sample some fabulous seasonal fare.
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Stories for Caregivers is an initiative designed to generate awareness about caregiving through the creation of original web series that showcase the inspiring work of caregivers across Canada.
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The Dance Centre’s popular Discover Dance! noon hour series opens with VanVogueJam (VVJ), highlighting artists from the Vancouver Kiki Ballroom Scene. Ball culture emerged in the 1960s from Black, Latinx, Trans and Queer communities
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QMUNITY on October the 5th and the 7th marks the 30th anniversary of the inclusion of 2SLGBTQIA+ persons in the military.
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Community Coordinator, Jacob Woike, has put together this most excellent list of LGBTQ2S+ content in this year’s Vancouver International Film Festival. Enjoy!
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Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF) is delighted to announce the complete film lineup for Panorama, Northern Lights, and VIFF Short Forum.
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Queer women have always existed – let’s put them back in the history books. No, they weren’t ‘just friends’!
Read MoreOn September 16th, 23rd, and 30th six artists will perform in FREE outdoor concerts at Jack Poole Plaza Park, notably featuring artist Beau Wheeler. Wheeler is a queer non-binary composer and singer based in Vancouver, Canada.
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At Beyond the Ban: Taking Action Against Conversion Practices After Bill C-4 on September 28, Travis Salway (he/him) (Assistant Professor at SFU Health Sciences) will moderate a panel discussion about the shortcomings of Bill C-4 and the further work that needs to be done to fully eradicate conversion practices from Canadian institutions––including publicly funded healthcare.
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Featuring a full smorgasbord of theatre, comedy, music, dance, spoken word and including performances of interest to our queer community, this year’s Festival promises to be one of the Fringe’s most memorable as it takes over almost every theatre space available in and around Granville Island.
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