PRISM’s foundations are to partner with a variety of artists and event producers from the 2SLGBTQIA+ community to bring more fun events to the table. And so, we have several exciting collaborations of patio parties and pride events coming up and we want to see you out there!

Catalina La O Presenta: Now With Me is a clown show, a protest and a cabaret. Co-presented by Rumble Theatre and the Frank Theatre company, the show will run at the Queer Arts Festival June 23 and June 25

Icebreaker, cocktails, and live improv. What a perfect singles event! June 23rd

Each of Flygirl’s legendary events has its own style, but some things don’t change: the community is inclusive, the scenes are spectacular, and the vibe is electric. She, he, they come out and play!

Out On Screen is bringing back the highly anticipated Annual Vancouver Queer Film Festival (VQFF) for its 34th edition. The festival will run August 11-21 this year online and in person with a creative theme of “Make It Yours” inviting audiences to return to the political grassroots.

Surrey Archives will host a panel discussion focusing on LGBTQ2S+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer or Questioning, and Two-Spirit) history in Surrey. June 9. Registration Required.

“Social Justice Warrior” Milo Stewart presents their debut guided journal where readers get to write about their sexual identity, gender identity, and finally discover themselves with questions and guided journal prompts.

Reimagining ceilidh theatre from a queer perspective, original compositions are playfully interwoven with electronic loops and interactive dancing to tell old stories anew.

QAF 2022 explores Hauntings in both playful and profound ways with a dynamic suite of visual art, performance, music, and literary events.

Jigsaw Casting is seeking 2SLGBTQ+ community members and allies for an IKEA Pride Campaign in Vancouver! Deadline May 18.

The Polygon Gallery’s Ghosts of the Machine dismantles binaries to unlock the true potential of the metaverse. Immersive multimedia exhibition features avatars, video, installation, and a carefully tended garden to reflect on the use of technology in our everyday lives

A celebration of the 20th anniversary of Peaches’ seminal The Teaches of Peaches, she will be performing the album in its entirety across North America, Europe and the UK.

Zee Zee Theatre, in partnership with a consortium of Canadian theatre companies, proudly announces the establishment of Canada’s first-ever National Queer and Trans Playwriting Unit.

With a broad selection of short plays, monologues, spoken word and poetry, original contemporary dance, experimental cinema and live music, the 21st edition of our festival will be hosted in-person at The Cultch's Historic Theatre.

All is turned upside down when a blackjack game draws unexpected guests, with guns, and a whole lot of stink eye. Get out your chaps for this original Western comedy presented by the Leaping Thespians.

What If gathers thirteen community participants with English as an Additional Language to take part in a short-film creation process, curated by Fay Nass and led by Jen Sungshine and her company Love Intersections.

After its overwhelming debut at the 2019 Vancouver International Children’s Festival, Parents Are A Drag is reborn with a much bigger kid.

Show Your Teeth is a large-scale one night only event that will see performers celebrate the strength and power behind the art of striptease.

The 2022 Sneakers Ball on Saturday, June 4, 2022, is a fundraiser for the Kay Meek Arts Centre. After such an unprecedented two years we are ready for a party!