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Regulating Morality – Exploring Edmonton’s Queer History

Fort Edmonton Park 7000 143 St NW, Edmonton

The Edmonton Queer History Project and Fort Edmonton Park proudly announce the opening of “Regulating Morality: Exploring Edmonton’s Queer History,” a historical display showcasing 2SLGBTQ+ existence and resistance in the ongoing fight for human rights.

Regulating Morality explores key historic events including the moral theocracy of “Bible Bill” Aberhart, HIV/AIDS pandemic, the landmark Vriend v. Alberta Supreme Court case, to current threats against 2SLGBTQ+ equality and human rights. The exhibition explores the moral and gender panics of both the past and present, community resilience and activism, and educational, legal, and political challenges surrounding 2SLGBTQ+ issues in Alberta over the past 100 years.

$27.90
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KaldrSaga: A New Queer, Old Norse Cabaret

ArtsHub Ortona 9722 102 St NW, Edmonton

Famed storyteller, Kaldr, crashes his ex-best friend, Saga’s, research presentation to get their bardic band back together—but with a debt coming due, does he have time to make amends?

A queer romp of Skaldic rivalries, cowboy ballads, movie musicals, and more, KaldrSaga carves queer myths out of the stories of heroes and gods.

$26.00
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Pride On Parade

Stanley A. Milner Library 7 Sir Winston Churchill Square, Edmonton

Join us on the second floor of the Stanley A. Milner Library to explore a special photo exhibit celebrating Edmonton's 2SLGBTQ+ history. Featuring powerful images from Pride Parades held between 1999 and 2004, this exhibit offers a glimpse into the vibrant activism, community, and joy that have shaped Pride in our city.

This exhibit is made possible through the generous loan of materials from the City of Edmonton Archives.

Come take a walk through history and celebrate Pride with EPL.

Free
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Nextfest 2025

Roxy Theatre 10708 124 St NW, Edmonton

Looking for a unique experience that will make you say “wow!” Nextfest is the festival for you.

Nextfest is a multi-disciplinary arts festival in Edmonton put on at The Roxy Theatre (10708 124 St). Over the eleven days of the festival, Nextfest showcases the work of emerging performing, dance, film, music, and visual artists. Nextfest has more than forty different events, performances, galleries, workshops, mentorship opportunities, and infamous Nite Clubs for you to enjoy. Your next ‘best experience ever’ is waiting for you, take a chance on Nextfest!

Join in on the best fest on this side of summer by embracing the experimental with us and uplifting new works. Take a risk on an experience, make some friends, and see creations that come straight from the minds of the next generation. Many of the artists taking part in nextfest are part of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, and several of our events present 2SLGBTQIA+ stories such as:

Parody of a Person on Friday, June 13 at 4:00 pm - a theatre progress showing of a musical day-in-the-life satire about gender roles, identity, and the high price of meeting expectations. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll suddenly ask yourself why you're rooting for murder

JINXXX on Friday, June 13 at 9:30 pm - an 18+ queer nite club that will invite attendees to don their most cursed attire to brush elbows with lady luck and indulge in music, performance, and art. Subvert your superstitions with immersive installations, roving entertainment, and a main stage showcase in the Nancy Power Theatre, before dancing your demons away with a midnight DJ set!

The Puppet Master: Burlesque, Drag, Puppetry and Live Music on Wednesday, June 11 at 8:00 pm

$15.00

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Mill Woods Pride in the Parking Lot

Millwoods Town Centre Professional Building 6189 28 Ave NW, Edmonton

The Millhurst Community League is partnering with the Southwood Community League and Leagues on the Line to host Mill Woods first annual 2sLGBTQIA+ Pride event called Pride in the Parking Lot.

This family friendly event will be held in the parking lot of the Mill Woods Professional Building from 11am – 3pm. We will have live Drag shows, 2sLGBTQIA+ resource booths, community league information and engagement booths and Valley Line Information and ridership engagement tables.

Free
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Pride Block Party

Grindstone Theatre 10019 81 Ave NW, Edmonton

Join us on June 7th as we take over 81st Avenue in front of the Grindstone Theatre for our annual outdoor block party!

Keep checking Fruit Loop webpage for details as they are announced.

Free

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Embodying Queerness: Creative Processes of Sexuality Through a Nonbinary Lens

Grindstone Studio 9562 82 Avenue NW, Edmonton

EMBODYING QUEERNESS: CREATIVE PROCESSES OF SEXUALITY THROUGH A NONBINARY LENS

Imagining what it could look and feel like to embody your gender and being without the societal constructs of the binary as an act of reclaiming the body and sexuality. Through this workshop we will use somatic embodiment practices of movement and dance to help us explore the sensations and feelings in the body which will aid us in creating our own body maps and narratives. This workshop will also challenge normative sexual scripts through both sensual and visual creative processes that emphasize queer joy and pleasure. By embodying queerness, the body contests the stability of gender and sexuality norms and opens up to resistance and liberation.

DATES: June 7th, 2025 from 1:00 - 3:00PM
LOCATION: Grindstone Studio (9562 82 Ave NW)
INSTRUCTOR: Dana Wasylyshen

PREREQUISITE: An open mind and curiosity for embodiment, movement, play. 16+

COST: $20 + GST

$21.20
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Pride and Purpose: A tarot reading fundraiser event

Pride Centre of Edmonton 10618 105 Avenue NW, Edmonton

Pride and Purpose Tarot Reading Fundraiser for the Pride Centre of Edmonton

Come join Durga Diana (she/her) of Empathic Moon 777, and Leif Sage (they/them) of Sun and Magpie, at the Pride Centre of Edmonton for a special event filled with insightful tarot readings! A portion of proceeds will go towards supporting the Pride Centre of Edmonton and their important work in the community. Whether you're a seasoned tarot enthusiast or a curious first-timer, this event is open to all. Let's come together with pride and purpose to make a difference and gain some wisdom along the way.

Please note that this fundraiser event is only for participants 18 years and older. Tarot readings are for entertainment purposes only. Limited spots available.

$33.28

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Dancerise with PRIDE

Orange Hub 10045 156 St NW, Edmonton

Dancercise YEG is a fitness class that features easy dance moves in upbeat exercise routines! To celebrate Pride Month, we are hosting Dancercise with PRIDE, where we will be exercising to songs about gender diversity and inclusivity.

With songs by Lady Gaga and Chappell Roan, there will be lots of great choreography and aerobic exercise! We believe this event will publicly showcase our solidarity and allyship with the 2S/LGBTQ+ community and provide a safe space for queer pride and joy.

In this time of darkness and uncertainty, we aim to provide a space where our 2S/LGBTQ+ community members and allies can just dance, workout and have fun!

The class is by donation, as we aim to make the class accessible to all. The class is at The Orange Hub (dance studio #333) in Edmonton, AB on Saturday June 7 from 2-3 pm.

Free
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Soul Song Circle Singers Fundraising Concert – Rainbow Connection

Southminster-Steinhauer United Church 10740 19 Ave NW, Edmonton

The Soul Song Circle Singers present...

RAINBOW CONNECTION - singing songs written by and in support of our LGBTQ+ Community featuring special guest artist Emmet Michael whose music is Introspective and enthralling, with equal parts grit and grace, Emmet Michael is a musician who was built on his trials. Drawing on his experience of embracing his transgender identity, living with mental illness, and battling addiction, his songs carry a tone of desperation and sorrow. With soulful melodies and heart wrenching lyrics, his music conveys a message that is both powerful and vulnerable.

directed by Karen Porkka

Emmet and the Soul Song Circle Singers will be supported by Keith Rempel (bass), Cam Neufeld (fiddle and banjo) and Dwayne Hyrnkiw (percussion)

This is a fundraising concert for CampfYrefly a leadership retreat for queer and trans youth and the Soul Song Circle Singers Scholarship Fund

$25.00

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Summer Block Party Series | Celebrate Pride

Rice Howard Way Entertainment District 10012 101A Ave NW, Edmonton

Yasss Queen! Sip, celebrate and slay into summer.

Edmonton's first-ever Entertainment District is all about Pride. This means you can walk into any of the restaurants on the block and order a cocktail, beer or wine to enjoy on the street.

This Summer Block Party Series edition is an afternoon filled with drag, magic, live music, and DJs — all outdoors and free. Come dressed in your fabulous best or as you are. Pro tip: This outdoor party will make a great pre-game.

Bring the kiddos to take part in family-friendly fun like face painting, balloon twisting, and a “treasure box” of hula hoops, chalk, bubbles, and jump ropes. Again - all free!

Free

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