Funding available for rural Prides

To access the funds, sponsors or individuals can donate directly to the RCFNS, naming the fund to which they want to contribute. Rural pride organizations can then use the funds, for example, to pay for security for their event, or if someone has paid for a thing, they can be reimbursed.

LaHave River Campground 2025

"Camping brings breath back to life’s simple pleasures. It allows us the time and space we need to reconnect with ourselves, with loved ones, and with nature."

Review: "Peaches" unripe for pickin'

New piece centring trans narrative needs work but holds potential for building connection

Review: OutFest Comedy Stage

OutFest Comedy Stage delivers huge laughs to full house.

Review: 76CMs

6CMs holds its audience through a raw, stormy, and emotionally charged couple of days.

Review: Bad Poetry

Lines of verse become the lines of limbs as double entendres playfully spill over from speech into dance.

Review: Cat: A Musical

A Musical Work-in-Progress: "A show that fed on my own love of Cats and how I felt during the second summer of COVID"

Review: Harsh Weather

Sudden clarity of interpretation helps to contextualize Harsh Weather, but also demands more of it.

Review: Knockout

Attachment Issues Meet Reality TV, and the Crowd Can’t Stop Laughing.

"Casey & Diana" at Neptune

In 1991, at the height of the AIDS crisis, the residents of Casey House - Toronto's first free-standing AIDS Hospice - receive word that the Princess of Wales is coming to visit.