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2026 VANCOUVER PRIDE GUIDE
Metro Vancouver Events July 22 - August 3
OTHER UPCOMING EVENTS
After years of slapdash sequels and waning fandom, the CAMP MIASMA slasher franchise is handed over to an enthusiastic young director (Hannah Einbinder, ‘Hacks’) for resurrection. Aug 14 - 27.
Are you ready for New West Pride: The Extended Cut?! We're back with 2 FULL WEEKS of Pride fun in Downtown New West and surrounding area. Aug 4 - 15.
We're cranking the jukebox to 11 for COYOTE SLUTTY -> an evening of rock 'n' roll burlesque inspired by the iconic 2000 cult classic Coyote Ugly. Aug 27.
Postcards to My Younger Transexual Self (or YTS), Ages 0-119, invites you to be part of a transformational storytelling experience. In this tender, whimsical, non-linear work of autobiography… Aug 25 - 30.
The soundtracks to your childhood come to life at our fun-filled sing-along! Get Ready for a magical Disney Sing Along Experience! Nov 27.
Join us for a chill meetup celebrating trans, non-binary, and gender diverse friends—connect, share, and vibe!. Aug 19.
Join us for another unforgettable night celebrating the music, artistry, and legacy of the Queen of Pop. Sept 11.
The fifth annual ʔəm̓i ce:p xʷiwəl – Come Toward the Fire Festival returns to the Chan Centre for the Performing Arts. Sept 18-20.
Richmond’s annual Pride Week is back, and this year’s celebration centers on the theme Pride in Momentum. Jul 27 - Aug 2.
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SUM gallery presents To Be Black, Is To Be Free, a duo exhibition by Vancouver-based artists Simone Chnarakis and Valérie d. Walker. The exhibition honours Emancipation Day by centering 2SLGBTQIA+ Black resilience, lineage, and liberation.
SUM gallery presents To Be Black, Is To Be Free, a duo exhibition by Vancouver-based artists Simone Chnarakis and Valérie d. Walker. The exhibition honours Emancipation Day by centering 2SLGBTQIA+ Black resilience, lineage, and liberation.
Taylor Miwa, a Port Moody-based photographer shares her photos of this year’s Port Moody Pride.
It’s time for Vancouver’s secrets to come out of the closet. From drag kings and two spirit warriors, to queer church ministers and transgender crime fighters, this walking tour is a celebration of the unsung heroes who forever changed the social fabric of our city.
Public Disco's Pride Block Party returns to Mount Pleasant on Saturday, August 1, marking 10 years of the non-profit's journey of turning unconventional urban spaces into pop-up dance-floors. Tickets are already 80% sold out.
A Vancouver comedy show has launched a crowdfunding campaign to finance a feature film documenting the community behind North America’s only regular stand-up event for trans women. Here’s how you can help.
The Autistic Queer & Trans Peer Group, hosted by Canucks Autism Network, provides a regular, supportive space dedicated specifically to Autistic queer, trans, and questioning adults. No official diagnosis required.
Because there are many of us elders out there, given the baby boom bubble and all, I thought I would outline my Pride dance card and maybe it will help you with your own planning.
Often, Pride is presented as a riotous, colorful party, but for many in the queer community, that feels overwhelming or unattainable. Don't worry! There are so many ways to celebrate Pride. Here are a few suggestions.
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.
