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Edmonton’s Downtown Queer History
Michael Phair and Rob Browatzke lead our first Walking Tour of the summer in conjunction with the National Queer & Trans+ Community History Conference. The tour starts and ends at […]
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Michael Phair Park 10124 104 Street NW, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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Building A Queer Community
Michael Phair Park 10124 104 Street NW, Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaMichael Phair and a special guest lead our Jane's Walk tour Join us for a special EQHP Jane's Walk edition!Michael Phair, and special guest, will lead another fun and fabulous […]
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EQHP Walking Tour – Flashback to Flashback
Excelsior Lofts 10330 - 104 Street NW, Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaAs part of Flashback's 50th Anniversary celebration weekend, we are hosting a special walking tour to revisit the locations and the legends of not only Flashback but all up and […]
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MacEwan Community Pride Day: Queer History Bus Tour
MacEwan University Towers Pub 10700 - 104 Avenue NW, Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaTake a bus back in time, with Michael Phair and Rob Browatzke, as we drive around their very own neighborhood to talk about things like Buddys, Times.10, Pride at Oliver Park, Down Under, and more. It's a great way to break up your fun on the Towers Patio as MacEwan University celebrates Pride Month!
Not familiar with our tours? Attending the conference and not familiar with the city? Don't worry. Our friendly guides will explain everything you need to know before we start, but you're looking at a 90-minute guided walking tour, rain or shine, and our knowledgeable guides encourage interaction and are able to tailor the talk to the group.
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EQHP Walking Tour – Politics and Protest
Alberta Legislature Building 10800 - 97 Street NW, Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaJoin Michael Phair and guest on the steps of the Legislature for this talk and walk back through time. Hear about things like Delwin Vriend, early attempts to change the Individual Rights Protection Act, the Lake of Fire, and so much more. Alberta governments haven’t always had our backs as a community, but we have never been silent.
Not familiar with our tours? Attending the conference and not familiar with the city? Don’t worry. Our friendly guides will explain everything you need to know before we start, but you’re looking at a 90-minute guided walking tour, rain or shine, and our knowledgeable guides encourage interaction and are able to tailor the talk to the group.
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EQHP Walking Tour – Baths & Bars
Pisces Bathhouse (Former location) 10906 105 Ave NW, Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaJoin Rob Browatzke and guest at the Pisces Spa for a Wednesday evening stroll down memory lane, visiting the pubs, clubs, and tubs of yestergay! The tour begins at the infamous Pisces Spa and circles through Edmonton’s gay disco district before ending back at your cars!
Not familiar with our tours? Attending the conference and not familiar with the city? Don’t worry. Our friendly guides will explain everything you need to know before we start, but you’re looking at a 90-minute guided walking tour, rain or shine, and our knowledgeable guides encourage interaction and are able to tailor the talk to the group.
We are pleased to be able to provide ASL interpretation for this walking tour. Please notify us at least one week in advance when you register.
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EQHP Walking Tour – Buddys to Buddys
Remedy Cafe - 124 Street 10310 124 Street NW, Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaJoin good buddies GoDiva and Rob Browatzke for a walk around the west end of Jasper, as we go from Buddys to Buddys! Tour starts off at Remedy Cafe and […]
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EQHP Walking Tour – Building a Queer Community
Michael Phair Park 10124 104 Street NW, Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaJoin Michael Phair and Dr Kris Wells at Michael Phair Park for a deep-dive into why 104 St remains one of the most pivotal streets in our city's queer history. […]
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EQHP Walking Tour – Kings, Queens, and Queer Nightlife
Matrix Hotel 10640 100 Avenue NW, Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaLearn more about the ISCWR, one of Alberta's longest-running queer groups, and so much more about Edmonton drag history from Emperor 25 and 29 Ron and Emperor 26, 28, 36, […]
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Special History of Pride: Creating a Welcoming City
Art Gallery of Alberta Sir Winston Churchill Square NW, Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaMichael Phair and guest lead the last walking history tour of the summer, starting at the Art Gallery of Alberta. Revisit the moments and memories that make up the history […]
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Jane’s Walk YEG – Building A Queer Community
Michael Phair Park 10124 104 Street NW, Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaMichael Phair will lead another fun and fabulous queer history walking tour filled with stories, gossip, and frivolity. Starting and ending at Micheal Phair Park, this tour gives you the opportunity to learn about the defining moments that helped shape Edmonton’s queer community, including stories about Gay Alliance Towards Equality (GATE) and the gay disco district of 104th Street.
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NAIT Pride Week 2026
Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) 11762 106 St NW, Edmonton, AB, CanadaNAIT’s Pride Week creates space for visibility, celebration and connection for students and staff. It is a week where we come together to celebrate our 2SLGBTQIA+ community members through a diversity of events meant to make room for joy, connection and education. NAIT’s Centre for Community and Belonging is excited to lead this work in collaboration with areas across NAIT.
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