The Vancouver Pride Society (VPS) has revealed that the 44th Vancouver Pride festival which is set to take place this July will most likely have regular in-person programming.

A heartwarming play about gender identity coming to the Waterfront Theatre on Granville Island from March 31 to April 23.

Celebrate Day of Pink and raise funds for Out In Schools, featuring drag performers from the House of Rice and DJ Bella!

The Vancouver International Burlesque Festival is returning in-person this April 6-9th, for the first time since 2019.

Spanning literary non-fiction, memoir, essays, studies, and anthologies, this reading list will help to deepen and broaden your understanding of 2SLGBTQIA+ people and issues.

HIM presents this unique wellness event series for trans, Two-Spirit, and non-binary people of all genders and sexualities.

A film festival of 32 films short LGBTQ films and three feature-length documentaries that will stream in seven separate programs, each available online for one week.

Award-winning docuseries “Queer Genius” examines the unique brilliance of 5 queer women and their art. is being released as a docuseries, available as 4 x 30 minutes segments spotlighting the featured individual artists on Vimeo beginning March 8th

The film, Wildhood, was programmed in VIFF 2021 Festival season, and will be returning for a limited run of screenings at the VIFF Centre.

Vancouver-based Ashley Seward is among the composers that have been selected for the first-ever volume of vocal and piano songs written for and/or by transgender and nonbinary people, Anthology of New Music: Trans & Nonbinary Voices.

Set inside a locker room, two teen hockey players and their dads hilariously face off with one another as they come to terms with their emotions. As tempers flare and secrets are revealed, the foursome tackle difficult conversations, addressing complex topics of racial and cultural tension, sexual attraction and generational divides with wit and levity.

I am Woman! Hear Me Laff! Is back! Join Surrey Civic Theatres for a laugh riot to celebrate International Women’s Day with a lineup of some of Canada’s funniest comics.

SUM gallery is proud to present our first Queering the Air concert series: music that presents the many sides of queerness, from darkest introspection to the most radiant joy. Feb 11 - Mar 11.

Celebrating International Transgender Day of Visibility Trans, non-binary, genderqueer, and third gender artists are invited to submit proposals for QAF’s event, Gender Pirates, a series of trans-centred arts events. Deadline March 4.

Safia Nolin, a well-known Montreal singer-songwriter and 2SLGBTQIA+ activist performs Feb 26 at Studio 16 on 7th Ave., Vancouver.

Highlighting the strength and power of female-identifying voices. Female-identifying voices take the spotlight

As we all navigate yet another series of “stay at home” warnings, finding avenues to remain inspired and engaged both in ourselves and our communities proves to be increasingly challenging, and yet it is as essential to our survival as is clean air to breathe.

Jay Lang’s newest LGBTQ suspense novel, The Immoral is set against the backdrop of beautiful Deep Cove, and downtown Vancouver.

Singers in the LGBTQ2S+ Community have an opportunity to blend their singing voices in a new experience of choral music, when the Rainbow Chorus of New Westminster launches its inaugural season in January 2022.

Hosted by two of Vancouver’s most recognizable Burlesque artists, Burlesque Bingo Night is a classical cabaret-themed, intimate and sexy weekly interactive show held at LanaLou’s Restaurant on Sunday nights in the DTES.