Alternative Pride 2021 July 29-Aug 2
ALTERNATIVE PRIDE VANCOUVER 2021
Queer Events, Queer Artists, Queer Causes
After every storm, comes a rainbow. Alternative Pride 2021 returns to Vancouver to offer the public queer spaces, to platform queer artists, and to raise funds and activism for important Vancouver queer causes.
This year’s Alternative Pride has events at the Wise Hall, Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden, the new Levels Nightclub, a secret beach and a secret after hours. You can purchase a Festival Pass (no passes to individual events) and support this amazing production.
Alternative Pride Vancouver 2021 Registration is July 18th at noon via alternativepride.ca
More information on their Facebook Events Page here.
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