
VANCOUVER PRIDE EVENTS 🌈
Featuring events in Vancouver July 21 - August 4.
UPCOMING EVENTS ❉
Uncle D’s Tight Tea: MONOCHROME One tone, endless shade. Hosted by Carlotta. Dress tight, dance loose. July 20.
Deckchair Cinema treats audiences to a summer of al fresco film screenings complimented by music and entertainment. Thursdays through Aug 28.
Canada's only all trans femme standup show is back with more raw uncut comedy action!! 6 times sold out to date, so get your tickets ASAP! July 14.
Hold onto your BRATZ dolls and your candy d**ks, podlings! This is a sugar-snorted, synth-drenched, sexed-up mash-up from HELL. July 13.
Come see Vancouvers favourite drag artists in the best show on davie at numbers. Aug 9.
Hey there! Come and join us at Vancouver Pop-Ups: The Summer Makers Market where you can shop from 40+ local vendors! July 20.
BRAT SUMMER IS COMING… and so are WE. Aug 17.
A Drag Concert Experience Inspired by Cowboy Carter! July 18.
The Magazine ❉
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