Touchstone Theatre launches its 2026–2027 season with the world premiere of Vascular Necrosis, a dark comedy by Flying Start Playwright-in-Residence Jordyn Wood – and you can enter to win tickets!

Vancouver Public Library (“VPL”) has announced Loghan Paylor as their 2026 Writer in Residence. Paylor is a queer, trans writer who lives in Chilliwack. They are the author of the #1 national bestseller The Cure for Drowning (Random House Canada, 2024).

Join Glenn Tkach, an award-winning storyteller, tour guide, and founder of The Pink Hat, for Queer Confidential: Six True Stories of Queer Vancouver Before 1950 at historic Little Sister’s Bookstore in the West End on August 27th.

The Vancouver Pride Parade is Sunday, August 2, 2026 beginning on the north side of False Creek and culminating with a festival in the heart Davie Village, where it all began.

Covenant House Vancouver offers a range of services that help 2SLGBTQIA+ youth thrive, through housing programs and wraparound supports that provide holistic care supporting all aspects of a young person’s life.

Vancouver Pride has released their 2026 festival guide featuring an engaging lineup of events around the city July 25 to August 2 that celebrate every part of our diverse 2SLGBTQIA+ community.

Join the Bill Reid Gallery, the only public gallery in Canada dedicated to Indigenous Northwest Coast Art, for Let’s Hear It for 2-Spirit, an all-ages celebration with drag performances, music, and refreshments.

Bard on the Beach is celebrating Pride on Friday, July 31st with an evening of theatre, community and a queer artisan market.

Before the fireworks and the legendary parade, you can kick-off Pride weekend in Vancouver with Queer as Funk at the Commodore on Friday, July 31st. Joined by special guests Dawn Pemberton, DJ Slade, and Susana Williams, the night brings live music, dancing, and community celebration together in one of the city’s most iconic venues.

Gateway Theatre invites the community to True Voices: Pride Storytelling & Tea, a free evening of personal storytelling featuring local LGBTQ2S+ voices in celebration of Richmond Pride week.