For the queer and 2SLGBTQiA+ communities, PuSh remains a space where bodies, identities, and histories can show up without translation. Jan 22-Feb 8

The Whistler Film Festival returns with a diverse lineup of independent films from Canada and abroad.  Dec 3-7.

PuSh has been the city’s midwinter anchor for more than two decades—a place where live arts are celebrated, where risk is rewarded, and where audiences engage with bold, audacious performances. Jan 22-Feb 8

Grab your finest pair of Christmas PJs or your best Christmas Jumper to be in with a chance to win best dressed of the night. Dec 5.

Good news for Vancouver queer film-lovers: Lesbian Space Princess is opening next Friday at participating theatres in the city via Cineplex.

In 1991, Delwin Vriend was fired simply for being gay. His fight for justice went all the way to the Supreme Court of Canada, reshaping equality rights for millions of Canadians. Nov 12.

A vibrant look at how The Rocky Horror Picture Show grew from a small London stage musical into a global queer cult phenomenon that continues to celebrate self-expression fifty years later. Oct 13

A film project consisting of two feature-length documentaries that are both the same and yet different. Conceived under the proposition “Transgender is Cinematic.” VIFF. Oct 4-5.

With the dream of escaping to an idyllic lesbian community, hundreds of women and lesbian couples descended upon the small town of Eugene, Oregon in droves in the 1960s to 1990s in search of a life and community free from the constraints of patriarchy, misogyny, and homophobia. Sept 21. 12:30pm.

The 37th annual Vancouver Queer Film Festival takes place September 11-21, 2025 (online Sept 22-28) and will feature 100 bold, beautiful films from 25 countries.

Get ready, Vancouver. The Director's chair just got deadly! Oct 24.

Queer film and entertainment at the Rio Theatre in September. Sep 1-30.

This year’s 2SLGBTQiA+ program at VIFF brings together films that spotlight queer and trans lives from around the world, ranging from intimate personal stories to bold cultural expressions.   Oct 2-12.

VQI presents a Rocky Horror Picture Show screening, with live drag performances throughout from SassaFrass Drag, AndrogynAss, and Faye G! Oct 23.

"At the Mountains of Madness" and "The Thing from Another World" A Spooky Double Feature! Live! Oct 25-26.

The film tells the powerful true story of Delwin Vriend, who was fired in 1991 from his job at a Christian college in Edmonton for being gay. Oct 21.

Where every film is gloriously broke, beautifully bizarre, and filmed somewhere near a dumpster 🗑️ (emotionally or literally — we don’t judge). This is not your average film festival. Oct 3.

The RIO premieres the first three episodes of The Wheel Deal documentary series following the rise and fall and rise again of Vancouver's first roller derby team: Terminal City. Sept 30.

The Rio Theatre is thrilled to welcome this outstanding Canadian icon for the Canadian Theatrical Premiere of the documentary, followed by an intimate acoustic performance and Q&A. Nov 4.

The one-day event features the Vancouver premiere of the comedy-feature KING BABY from trans co-director Kit Redstone. Promo code inside. Oct 13