Faye’s Room by Alex K. Masse is the story of Faye Murphy, an autistic lesbian who works at a queer cafe… and happens to have the power to summon and hide in a magical sensory room at will.  Nov 7-23.

TRANSFORM Festival returns for its sixth year, featuring five nights of incredible performances all centrestage at the iconic Vancouver Playhouse! Nov 6-15

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

Inspired by upiory (vampires of Slavic folklore), this dance-theatre performance redefines masculinity. Mar 4-8.

This year, The Vancouver Men’s Chorus celebrates the warmth, resilience, and togetherness that brightens even the chilliest Canadian winters. Dec 5, 6, 7.

Join QueerProv & learn the improv games & skills you see at our live improv shows. Fun is the goal, no experience necessary, all welcome! Oct 20•27.

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

“Oscar” tells the story of the spectacular life and flamenco works of dancer, choreographer and maestro Oscar Nieto, brought to life by the professional flamenco dancers he mentored throughout his storied career and the musicians with whom he has shared the stage. Nov 6-9.

This year’s Vancouver Writers Festival is once again bringing together some of the world’s most exciting voices, and we’ve highlighted the events that speak directly to queer readers and allies. Oct 21-25.

The 2025 Vancouver Outsider Arts Festival takes place at the Roundhouse, featuring over 400 works, live performances, workshops. Oct 10-12.

Exhibition & Opening Night: An Auspicious Beast, featuring the works of Makoto Chi. Oct 16.

"Can I plausibly pursue this!?" Aida Cupcake is hitting operatic highlights and high notes in this autobiographical revue about finding your voice and following your heart. Sep 5 • 7 • 11-14.

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 storytelling. Sept 13.

If you’ve taken public transit in the last 30 years, you’ve probably seen ads for a certain sexual health information hotline. Have you ever wondered what it’s like to work there? Sep 5-7 • 9 • 11 • 13-14.

The Queen In Me arrives in Vancouver for its final performances —and hometown debut— at SFU Goldcorp Centre for the Arts. Sept 12-13.

With 87 shows, returning Kids Fringe, and a brand-new comedy series in partnership with Little Mountain Gallery, there’s so much fun in store this year. Sept 4-14

Join us at SUM gallery to mark Emancipation Day, the day in 1834 when the Slavery Abolition Act came into effect across the British Empire, by celebrating the creativity and resilience of Black queer artists. Aug 1-8.

Join authors Lydia Kwa, Carrie Mac and Candie Tanaka as they discuss their own unique processes for "Writing the Queer" in Literature. Aug 11.

For the 2025 Queer Arts Festival, Portals explores queer and trans experiences of crossing thresholds, stepping into new identities, and imagining futures beyond imposed boundaries.

From artist talks to workshops, new exhibitions and community collaborations, there’s a whole month of queer creativity to explore. June 6 - 28