After a three-year hiatus, Vancouver’s Ensemble Theatre Festival is making a triumphant return to the stage this summer! July 8-19

BC Queers love the Rio Theatre! Here’s the lineup for the next few weeks. June • July

A divine musical comedy and a Disney family favourite will light up Stanley Park’s iconic Malkin Bowl stage. Jul-Aug

DanceHouse Announces Audaciously Adventurous 2026/27 Season.

BC Queers love the Rio Theatre! Here’s the lineup for the next few weeks. Mar•Apr•May•July

A cast of locally and internationally celebrated burlesque performers will be steaming up the Studio Theatre at the ACT in a cabaret style show for up close burlesque story telling. July 11.

BC Queers love the Rio Theatre! Here’s the lineup for the next few weeks. Feb.

This year, Coastal Jazz is leaning hard into local queer spaces and partnerships, bringing an incredibly diverse, genre-blurring wave of talent and inclusive party vibes to the stage. June 19-July 5.

Subversive, joyful, and playful, MY HOUSE uses the collective fantasy-building of Ballroom, beats that make you pump, and movement that carries the liberating truth of being fully oneself on the floor. June 19-20.

Free outdoor concert in the heart of Vancouver's West End! June 25.

Under the Rootops of Vancouver is a night of poetry where we celebrate love, laughter and sex. There will be free Lindor Chocolate. June 25.

Outside Voices returns to Rio Theatre with an evening of powerful choral music exploring love from the beginning and the end. May 3.

What happens when 150 voices take the stage alongside a powerhouse 6-piece professional band? Pure musical magic. May 23.

Join us for a special night as Mischa Oak shares his new book and sits down with Libby Davies -- former MP and Vancouver icon -- for a conversation on why Queer Joy Is Political and It's for Everyone. May 7.

Queergasm pays tribute to our history of sexual liberation with sexually charged art and stories that are intended to titillate and tantalize your senses. Jun 11.

The Vancouver Men's Chorus is about to take a journey across Canada, performing the music of some of our most celebrated artists. And we want you to join us! June 4-7.

Royal City Musical Theatre (RCMT) is bringing everyone’s favorite ogre to the stage this spring for a production that is as much about pride and individuality as it is about fairy tales. April 17-May 3.

Juanita Bang Bang brings to life the story of the number 108: a historical number associated with the persecution of homosexuals under the Paraguayan dictator…May 8.

A sex-positive, musical physical comedy of two larger-than-life vulva alter-egos navigating self-acceptance, empowerment, and doing-it-all. May 30.

These multicultural performances explore stories of identity and heritage through contemporary voices, celebrating the power and influence of Asian roots and the expressive power of dance. May 14 • 15