Celebrating 33 years of illuminating and advancing queer lives through film, education and dialogue, VQFF will be presented online in a video-on-demand (VOD) format, with a few small in-person events.

AfroQueer seeks to create safer spaces of healing love and celebration during Pride season.

If you’re planning to spend some time downtown Vancouver this summer, a Walking Tour might be the perfect activity between morning brunch on the patio and cocktails in the lounge at sunset. Being outside is safe so grab your friends and Get Out!

Pride is a time to learn + grow! As part of this year's Pride programming, we are engaging facilitators and experts to deliver five workshops discussing different topics throughout the month of July.

It’s gonna be a hybrid Pride this year with events being planned throughout BC. Some online, some in person and all of them a celebration of our diversity!

Pandemics are sexy – not. However, Pride springs eternal. Things may be opening up a little (no pun intended…) but are unlikely to have much in the way of in-person events in most places for the June Pride season. These sexy virtual Pride events give BC queers a chance to check out what is going on in other places.

This year is about expanding our understanding of queer celebration and the queer community. Pride doesn’t look the same for everyone and celebrating Pride means many things to many people. Find out what the Vancouver Pride Society is planning -

This year's Vancouver Queer Film Festival will run from August 12 to 22 and feature films, workshops and panels that celebrate queer, trans and Two Spirit lives. Our theme this year is Longing, because we all have been yearning for someone or something over the pandemic.

Bushy Park is looking for some dyke or queer woman-identifying musicians who want to play bluegrass and country music.

The Polygon Gallery presents Interior Infinite, a celebration of radical togetherness and unique self-expression.​ Timely exhibition brings together an international group of artists, including Nick Cave, Dana Claxton, Zadie Xa, Carrie Mae Weems, and more

Babes on Babes is back! We’re virtual... We’re Queer and as resilient as ever. May 22.

Join BOLD organizers at this fun social and planning event.

The 2021 SFU and the City of Burnaby’s Burnaby Festival of Learning showcases Queer and Bipoc voices. All events are FREE! May 7th - 11th, 2021.

Diva Media Group hosts a week of panel shows and webinars in celebration of Lesbian Visibility Week 2021.​

The title of this gently confronting and evocative storytelling performance says it all. It is A Life’s Journey of Sexual Orientation and Gender Expression told by the charming and engaging Zelda (AKA Judith Z. Miller) who opens her heart and her life to the audience. Review by Kate Herbert

This year burlesque fans from all over British Columbia can enjoy a front-row experience from home as the VIBF presents shows, parties, artists talks, and workshops online from April to May 2021.

Starring transgender actor Evie Macdonald - the first transgender actor to be cast in the lead role of an Australian television series - FIRST DAY follows transgender teen Hannah Bradford during her first year of high school, as she navigates the challenges of starting a new school, forming new friendships and finding the courage to live as her most authentic self.

“To be OR not to be?” We choose “Or”. The unexpected! The surprising! Every night, we present the WORLD PREMIERE of six original 10 minute plays written, dramaturged, directed and acted by local Vancouver artists.

Queer history is erased far too often, and they want to ensure that the lives and stories of queer people living through this pandemic time are preserved. Want to submit? VPS want to hear from you! VPS VPSlcome writing, art, small objects - or anything else you may feel represents your experience during this time!

Visionary new online experience, from Montreal’s ground-breaking The 7 Fingers, live streams from The Cultch this spring! Spread out across a post-apocalyptic setting, ten gloved and masked characters scrutinize one another, prepare, approach and avoid contact. Coming from all walks of life, these forgotten acrobats cling to their vocation as best they can.