
THE MAGAZINE
2SLGBTQiA+ Issues that matter
Synastry Red Flags: Why They Aren’t Your “Twin Flame”
With competent knowledge of synastry - which is essentially relationship astrology - we are able to identify potential positive and negative patterns that may come up when two people meet. Read Part One of Rylen Moore’s series on Synastry Red Flags.
You Can Support These Vancouver Queer Businesses This Black Friday
Black Friday is upon us and we all know it's that time to hunt for your favourite items and deals. Why not support queer businesses at the same time? Here are some ways you can support queer businesses at this time.
Why Your Ascendant Is That Much More Important Than Your Sun
So what else should we place more emphasis on, then, if not the Sun - the centre of the Universe - that which we all revolve around? What can beginner astrologers or enthusiasts look to for more?
When Saturn and Jupiter Meet - A King Falls
Back in January of this year, before any of us could even fathom what was to come, Saturn moved to conspire with Jupiter and Pluto (and the Sun and Mercury, though I digress) in the sign of Capricorn - the energy stamp of which is notoriously known for its hard work and, yes, hard times.
20th Annual Chutzpah! Festival
The Chutzpah! Festival returns with an exciting lineup of performances this November 21-28, 2020, all available online, with special opportunities to attend intimate shows live streamed from the stage of the Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre.
You should follow these 4 Vancouver's local drag queens and kings now
The talent of Rupaul’s Drag Race alumnas is immense and widely known on television. But do you know your local drag queens in Vancouver? Who are they and where can you see them? Scroll down to brush up your knowledge about drag queens/kings and learn more about Vancouver’s local talents.
How Covid-19 Has Changed Gay Men’s Sex Life
When the Novel Corona virus swept through the world like a violent storm changing the very fundamental core of our daily routines, fear and anxiety around safe sexual activities and making connections online spread through the gay community.
Vancouver Horror Show : And other spooky events
Vancouver Horror Show and other last-minute spooky events to enjoy during Hallowe’en Week. Ride the scream train, tour the spooky Beaumont Studios, watch the VHS’s screaming shorts, Dance at Vancouver Pride’s Boo Ball, and stream with ManUp Vancouver. Whatever you do - Get Out! and Booooo
SUM gallery Time-Lapse: Posthumous Conversations - a Geoff McMurchy Retrospective
Vancouver’s SUM gallery will be hosting select, special events surrounding their new, Autumn exhibit, Time-Lapse: Posthumous Conversations — A Geoff McMurchy Retrospective.
Out On Screen Fall Fundraiser
Come see queer favourite, The Rocky Horror Picture Show on October 29th and support Out On Screen. For 45 years, The Rocky Horror Picture Show has been a cult classic, cultivating a following of outsiders and weirdos, making it one of the most successful films of the century.
Resurgence: Indigequeer Identities
The Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art presents the new exhibition Resurgence: Indigequeer Identities, curated by Jordana Luggi - which celebrates the deeply personal and profound work of four emerging 2Spirit artists - and their unique identities and stories as queer Indigenous people
Virtual Gala in support of Canada’s largest LGBTQ2S community centre
Join Elton John, Barenaked Ladies, k.d. lang, and Buffy Sainte-Marie for a starry Virtual Gala in support of The 519, Canada’s largest LGBTQ2S community centre
6 Tips to Help Self-publish Your Queer Stories
Every author dreams of seeing their books on bookstore shelves. And while the publishing landscape is growing more inclusive (what agent ISN’T looking for #ownvoices stories these days?), the fact is that major publishers are still gate-keepers, and the stories they choose to tell are a small fraction of the stories readers want to see. That’s why more and more authors are turning to self-publishing. Author Wren Handman shares their tips -
Queer BC Authors to Watch this Fall
Two spirit, trans and queer authors and poets explore identity, racism, oppression, family history, addiction, spirituality and the never-ending tides of change in this list of good reads for the upcoming winter months. So curl up and Get Out!
Havoc & Happiness Is Dishing Out YA Queer Comedy!
Tired of coming out stories full of angst? Wish there were more queer protagonists in your young adult paranormal fiction? Wren Handman agrees, and that's why she wrote Havoc & Happiness. It's a comedy without being a parody, a madcap adventure through the streets of Bozeman, Montana. Get onboard a world full of monsters, mayhem, and sweet f/f love.
The 2020 Annual Women's Winter Faire - Online
Welcome to the 27th Annual Women’s Winter Faire! Sadly, no Heritage Hall this year, but happily some of our creative artists/artisans are here to keep the Faire alive. Do drop by and shop at their “booth”. Ask about deliveries; some have pick up points or might be able to make other arrangements. Photo: Cocoa West Chocolatier
Vancouver Pride Scavenger Hunt keeps creative juices flowing this fall!
(Vancouver - BC) Vancouver Pride Society is hosting its third edition of the Vancouver Pride Scavenger Hunt (VPSH) starting October 2nd.
Online Gaming with Friends during Covid-19
Online gaming is an excellent way to connect with your buddies in and out of your bubble or even meet new people. Whether you are new to gaming or a hardcore gamer, there is a huge variety of games that can suit every preference and style.
Queer Podcasts and Radio
Intimacy plus - queer podcasts and radio shows to keep you company during difficult times.
Ways for Queers to Connect during the Covid-19 Pandemic
Self-distancing is good for the herd but it doesn’t have to be lonely. Here are some ways to connect using your home technology.