Don't You Want Me: Rescue Dog Photo Project

A photographic exploration of rescue dogs and their Q families is coming to Halifax, with an accompanying photo shoot for locals.
PEI Pride: Update

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MasQueerade Charity Ball

MasQueerade is a licensed charity costume ball for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, with cash prizes for best costumes, a door prize draw, a sober space and chill lounge, benefitting the AIDS Coalition of Nova Scotia.
Halifax Pride Parade Route 2022

The Halifax Pride Parade will be returning on July 16 at a new time, noon, and with it will come a new route.
Len & Cub Book Launch Halifax

Leonard "Len" Keith and Joseph "Cub" Coates grew up in the rural New Brunswick village of Havelock in the early 20th century. The two were neighbours, and they clearly developed an inseparable relationship.
Theatre Workshops for Trans* and Queer artists

Thatz Showbiz is hosting classes for performers of trans* or lgbtq+ experience.
Halifax United Church Q Weekend

"PIE Day" is the United Church's celebration of the Q community. This year, Halifax's St John's United Church has scheduled five days, March 10th - 14th, of cultural exchange, sharing and fun.
Hope Salmonson Songs Published

Transgender classical music composer Hope Salmonson's song, titled ‘At a Dinner Party’ published & performed.
Ash Wednesday Service in Halifax

2022-02-28 • Halifax
Queer Spirit Church returns to in-person services this Wednesday with a queer take on one of Christianity's most beautiful traditions: glitter ashes!
Every year, at the beginning of the contemplative season of Lent, Christians around the world have their foreheads marked with the traditional ashes of humility.
Queer Jewish Workshop on Friday

2022-02-27 • Halifax / K’jipuktuk • Wayves Staff
On Friday, March 4th, Halifax will see its first all-queer Jewish event.
In a workshop entitled, A Queer Welcoming of Shabbat & Adar II, Sof Kreidstein will explore creating rituals, modifying or reframing those we’ve carried through teachings and/or familial traditions, and considering what makes them personally meaningful to us, can be a radical and healing process.