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Our first June gathering is coming up and it's the perfect chance to connect before the Pride Flag raising!
Want to volunteer? Help with events? Share ideas for what you'd like to see this summer? Come hang out and chat! We usually meet inside, but if the weather decides to cooperate with us, there's no reason we can't pull up a chair or blanket and enjoy the grass outside instead. Nothing formal, just community, conversation and hopefully some sunshine.
Pride at Strathma
Celebrate Pride at the Strathcona County Museum & Archives on Saturday, June 6! From 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, the museum will be open for a welcoming, all-ages day of creativity, community, and connection.
Drop in to explore our second annual community-curated Pride exhibit, take part in hands-on activities including cyanotype sun prints, vintage collage making, zines, and custom button pins, and connect with local 2SLGBTQIA+ community organizations joining us throughout the day.
Admission is by donation. Everyone is welcome.
June 6 & 7th we’ve got a lot happening!
Pop up and Permanent Vendors, BBQ by Donation, Free Cotton Candy, Bracelet making, Design your own Tote Bag, Dirty Soda Bar, Concession Snacks & Drinks, Giveaways & More!
Whether you want to shop, hangout, support local vendors, make something creative, or just spend time in a welcoming space, come by and check out Safe Haven’s Pride Market.
We will also be hosting a Silent Auction Fundraiser and Teddy Bear Sponsorship proceeds going to SACE.
Sapphic Avenue is bringing the community outside for a day of games, connection, laughter, and sapphic joy.
Join us for Sapphic Field Day: a fun-filled outdoor event created for sapphic folks to connect in a welcoming space. Expect classic field day games, team challenges, music, good vibes, and opportunities to meet new people in the community.
Whether you’re coming with friends or solo, this is your chance to kick off Pride in an energetic, low-pressure, community-centered environment.
Bring your competitive spirit, your picnic blanket, and your best summer fit, we’ll handle the vibes.
🏳️🌈 Join us for good music and great company at one of Edmonton's only events tailored to the 40+ lesbian community.
😋6:00 PM - Dinner & Mixer
-Music and a dinner mixer. A chance to meet new people, whether you're coming with friends or on your own.
(Dinner is from the menu, not included in admission.)
🎶6:00-10:00 PM —
Oldies, ‘80s & '90s hits, and favourite tracks from previous dances.
🪩10:00 PM-1:00 AM - Recent hits to liven up the party.
Come out and enjoy an evening with your community.
Under 40 also welcome. (no minors)
This event is designed as a space free from male and male-identifying presence. We respectfully ask men and male-identifying individuals to opt out of attending. Thank you for honoring this boundary so we can maintain this rare, dedicated environment for those individuals in our community who need it.
Leduc Pride Flag Raising — June 7, 2026
Join the Leduc Pride Society at the Leduc Civic Centre (1 Alexandra Park) from 1 – 3 PM for our annual Pride flag‑raising celebration!
Enjoy snacks, activities, & GoGo Fetch, connect with neighbors and friends, help us honour what Pride means to our community. Everyone is welcome!
Pride Picnic in the Park, presented by Shoppers Drug Mart, is a free, family-friendly community celebration taking place on Sunday, June 7, 2026, from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Ray McDonald Sports Centre Grounds in Morinville, Alberta.
Gather your friends and family and join us for the celebration. Head to the park for an exciting day filled with live music, dazzling drag performances, amazing local talent, interactive games, community booths, and more. Celebrate love, diversity and community in a free, fun and welcoming atmosphere for all ages.
Enjoy a free hot dog at the GFL Pride, Grill and Gather and a free drink from the Shopper Drug Mart Hydration Station. Available while supplies last.
Spill the T. – Readings from the 2SLGBTQIA+ Human Library is a partnership between Robertson-Wesley United Church and Kirk Centre, bringing lived experience to the forefront of education on diverse and important topics within the local queer scene.
On Friday June 12, we open the fourth book in the series – on Workplace Inclusion. NDP MLAs Janis Irwin and Brooks Arcand-Paul will explore the topic from their unique positions of employment. Drawing on personal stories and experiences, their sharing will help the audience understand the importance of the inclusion of 2SLGBTQIA+ and other marginalized identities in the workplace, and how best to advocate for such. Bring your curiosity and questions to ask, and stick around after the formal presentations to engage in meaningful small group table conversation and community connection over refreshments.
Pride in the Park is Camrose Pride Community's main yearly event where people come together for an afternoon of games, free food, and community partnership. We were hoping that you could join us on Saturday June 13 from 12pm-3pm at the Rotary club.
Free, family-friendly event located at Lion's Park St. Albert on June 20th from 12 pm to 7 pm!
We will have various local organizations sharing resources for all ages apart of the LGBTQIA+ community, art vendors, local musical performers, drag performers and various activities throughout the day. We will also have food trucks available throughout the day, as well as some sweet treats like coffee and Kona Ice in the later afternoon. This event will be happening rain or shine!
For more details you can visit our Instagram @stalbertprideinthepark
World Refugee Day (June 20) is a day to honor the resilience, courage, and lived experiences of refugees—people who have been forced to leave home and rebuild life in new places.
We hold this day with deep love and truth. Refugees are not a single story. We carry grief and survival, culture and memory, loss and possibility. And we deserve safety, dignity, community, and joy—especially those of us navigating displacement alongside anti-Blackness, transphobia, homophobia, and racism.
This World Refugee Day, RARICAnow is organizing a community gathering to honor our people through speakers, connection, and community care. We are creating space to witness our stories, celebrate our strength, and remind each other: we are still here—and we belong.
Come as you are. Come to be held. Come to honour queer refugees in our community.
With support from City of Edmonton.
☁🌈☁MARK YOUR CALENDARS!☁🌈☁
🌈Please come down to 7308 112 avenue (Bellevue Community League Hall) on June 21, 2026 from 12-7pm!🌈
🌈60+ amazing local 2SLGBTQ+ vendors and Allys!!!!
🌈Fully stocked appetizer kitchen from a locally owned 2SLGBTQ+ M&M meats, Mini photoshoots, Hangout area in the center of all the fun and so much more!!
🌈 Make sure you get in line early to receive a ticket to WIN 1 of 25 gift bags slammed with surprises from our vendors and some Gay AF swag!!
Join us for the Chew Project Pride BBQ-an afternoon of community, and connection!
Come enjoy delicious food, an exciting drag show, fun photo opportunities, and community resource tables featuring local organizations. This is a welcoming, inclusive event open to everyone. Whether you're coming to celebrate Pride, connect with community, or simply enjoy a great afternoon, we'd love to see you there.
Pride Through Time Trivia Night
Put your knowledge to the test at Strathma’s Pride Through Time Trivia Night! Gather your team for a fun evening of trivia exploring 2SLGBTQIA+ history, iconography, and pop culture.
A prize will be donated by Browns Socialhouse Salisbury Gate.
Thursday, June 25, 2026
7:00–8:00 PM
Strathcona County Museum & Archives
Love reading? Love to talk about books you've read? Come join us for lively discussions on all types of fiction and non-fiction. We'll feature different titles and authors each month. Come and share your impressions, thoughts and interpretations of a book you have read and hear about all the books everyone else has read too.
Our theme for June will be CELEBRATE PRIDE. Whether you're interested in LGBTQ2IA+ non-fiction, doorstopper novels, or the latest spicy queer romance, come and discuss with likeminded folks!
**SAVE THE DATE **
We're hosting our second annual Pride Day Event & 2SLGBTQIA+ Market on June 27th from 11AM to 4PM!
We're looking for community organizations and queer makers to join us! No table fee, just good vibes and great people. Last year we saw over 200 people come by, despite a (very) rainy day!
To note: we've booked the indoor space as well this year, so no rain will hold us down! Bouncy castle and all, dry land is guaranteed! Plus, there will be rainbows with or without rain!
Send us a DM (@evergreens.gsa) for more info, or if you want to vend at the market!
BBQ is by donation (that means free if you can’t swing a few dollars)
Dive into Pride weekend with Sapphic Avenue’s Pride Pool Party.
We’re turning the heat all the way up with an unforgettable night of music, dancing, swimsuits, and sapphic celebration. Expect afrobeats, amapiano, dancehall, hip-hop, R&B, and summer party energy all night long in a space centered around sapphic, people.
Whether you’re swimming, dancing poolside, taking cute pics with friends, or just vibing, this event is all about celebrating community, confidence, and sapphic joy during Pride season.
Come dressed to impress in your best swimwear and get ready for one of the hottest Pride weekend events in Edmonton.
18+ event. Valid ID required.
A Pride Unlike Any Other
https://prideedmonton.ca/a-pride-unlike-any-other/
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